DEPARTMENT 9 (# 
 
TOM NOES 
 
AGRICULTURE 
COMMISSIONER 
 
  
 
VOLUME 24. 
 
  
 
ow F. arm Prices Disastrous 
EDITORIALBy Tom Linder 
 
  
 
  
 
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: farmers  of Rentz, Georgia, which is self- explanatory. 
 
The- agitation of the Administration. in Washington for 
 
low farm prices is already causing disaster to the farmers, and 
 
is certain to bring about a food shortage and hunger in this 
country, if continued. 
Rentz, Ga. 
March 3, 1942. 
 
e Hon. Tom: Linder 
 
: Commissioner of paericd sures 
 
State of Georgia, 
 
Dear Mr. Ligases 
 
We the undersigned farmers of Rentz community, Laurens 
County, Georgia, are hereby making our appeal to you for help. 
 
ina situation we feel is unfair as well as unjust and unjustifiable, 
on Our government is appealing to farmers to produce more 
_ eggs and poultry, and just as we make our plans to produce 
more eggs we are confronted with the problem of having to 
 
sell our eggs for a price that will absolutely not pay expenses - 
 
of production not even counting our time and trouble. 
 
We have, of late, been forced to take fifteen cents per dozen 
for our eggs, eighteen cents for. infertile white eggs. Accord- 
ing to reports reaching us as to prices paid by the government 
 
(Coupaed on Page Two) - 
 
  
 
  
 
See Article ad State Agricultural . 
Council and County Councils Are Making 
_ Progress, printed in this issue on Page 12. 
 
  
 
* a $ : \ 
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 
March 6, 1942. obi 
Collards, per doz 
Mushrooms, per 1 lb. carton ase - 30 
 
Peas (Green), per bu, BpYS: 1.75- 2.25 
25- 40 
 
ct Potatoes. P. Seale , per Cwt 1.50- 1.75 
Turnips a per OZ] DUNCNOS 5 ee . .60- .80 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
I am reproducing herewith a letter from a number of  
 
TOO PATRIOTIC FOR NATIONS coop = 
 
W ASHINGTONFeb. 24.Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Her, 
Selective Service Director, told the House Agricultural 
mittee Monday that the attitude of the farmers in not see 
draft deferment was one of the major causes of a thr aten 
farm labor shortage. | : 
 
At the same time he asserted that thousands on pers 
 
-_ working in shipyards and airplane factories under the imp 
 
they would be deferred because of essential occupation are 
for a rude awakening. ; 
 
Many of these workers, Hershey explained, can be repl 
more easily than can farm labor. 
 
The committee, beginning a study of the farm labor. prob- 
lem, was told by the selective service head that one of the tas! 
confronting him was to get across to local draft boards - 
necessity of not too heavily: exhausting the farm labor. 
their counties. Too. often, he said, farmers themselves 
tate to appeal a local boards classification because 0 
that such action might be considered unpatriotic. 
 
One of the hardest men you have to convince that he 
 
a specialist is the farmer, -he told the committee. Farm 
on patriotic. They dont try to get exemptions. 
 
Hershey suggested that agriculture representatives on loc 
appeal boards to be more active in investigating cases an 
 
(eeeoute 4 on Page Two) 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Turnip Salad, pes bu. hpis. er eet Pee eee: 
 
  
 
  
 
_.. Reports. eecwed at this office show following average prices: pai 
for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named: ; 
 
March 6, 1942. 
 
February 25Rome _.. 
February 26Bainbridge 
February 26Valdosta 
_ February 27Cordele 
March 2Sylvester 
March 3Arlington 
March 3Macon 
March 4Albany -_. 
March 4Vidalia 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
TOF FED CATTLE 
 
February 95-- Rome 
February 26Bainbridge _ 
February 26Valdosta - 
February 27Cordele _ 
March -2Sylvester 
March 3Arlington 
March 4Albany 
March 4Vidalia 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices (#OB Points Mentioned) 
 
C eggs are quoted 2 to 5c below these quotations. 
 
March,7, 1942. 
 
Eggs quoted below are for GEORGIA, GRADE A, WHITE EGGS. Grade B and Grade 
 
  
 
Eggs, Large, White, Grade A, Doz. 26- 25 
 
Eggs, Medium, Grade A, Doz. Se ee ee "99. 
 
Bees, Small Grade A; 07... 90- 29! 996 
 
PONS Ol. 6 Ye See 43. 30- 
 
Hens, Leghorn 1b 5 ae is. 17- 
 
Roosters, Ib. 410- 121 10- 
 
Stags, Ib, __ pia a ie 14- 
 
Friers, lb. a3 21- 
 
Ducks, Ib. 10- 
 
Geese, lb. 10- 
pet UPheys: lbs. So ee 18a 
 
Gapons, lb. i  = 
~ Country Buea best table, Ib. 
 
Field peas, mixed, bu. SAS eee Se 
Pield peas, not mixed, bu; <o 
ear -Corn.(60 ibs.to bu), bu... 
Shelled corn, bu. 
eOats; bas =. aS 
-=Wheat, bu. 2 =. Soe Ne ee eee 
- Sweet potatoes, Per 100 he oe 
- Cabbage, (Green), Per 100 lbs. _ 
 
Cabbage, (White), Per 100 Ibs. 
 
_ Hay, No. 1, Peavine, per ton 
Ee iay,<NO, 1, Peanut, per ton... 
Spanish peanuts, No. 1, Ton, 
 
(Del. Shelling Plant) 
ee Cottonseed (Prime) $56.00 ton in car 
_ lots FOB Shipping Point Eola 
: ttonseed meal, 8 per cent _ 
 
Cottonseed meai, 7 per cent 
 
eanu meal 45 per cent | eS 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
18.00-19.00 
13.00-14.00 | 
 
  
 
5 
$160- el ee 
 
  
 
  
 
Atlanta | Augusta 
 
a 60== 02  Honey, Bees and Bee Suppligs ae 
 
= -4.60- 135 
2 4-60=- 1.75 
 
___..18,00-19.00 
_10,00-12.00 
 
ee es eee 
SS --42.00- a RU. Parm oS Santee 
 
  
 
  
 
Columbus 
fee 2 2 INDEX. 
 
Special. Notice. eee ee 
Flowers and Seed for Sale 
 
Flowers and Seed Wanted 
Second Hand Machinery for Sale 
Second Hand Machinery Wanted_ 
Incubators. and Brooders for Sale_7- 
Incubators and Erogdess Wanted_.__7 
Seed for Sale _ 
 
Reloreee for Sale. 
 
es ee : ; Plants for Sale : 
 
$7 10-4515 : i Pecan and. Other Fruit Trees _ = 
. 1,15- 1.20 Peanuts and Pecans for Sale __ este 
 
  
 
cs . 2 Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
liggs 108 Sale. <3 22 
 
Cattle for. Sal_ se ee 
Togs; for Sale ee ee 
 
18.00-19.00 Horses and Mules for Sale 1G: 
 
13.00-14.00 | Rabbits and Cavies for Sale 
 
= Sheep and Goats for Sale 
 
. $105- Livestock Wanted... 
 
Poultry. itor Sale. ee 
 
Poultry: -Wanted=.- 5-2 oe 
 
Positions. Wanted. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN 
 
  
 
= Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under 
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and_re- 
- peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. 
 
  
 
- famited space will not permit insertion of notices containin 
more than 30 words including name and address. 
 
  
 
Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not 
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the 
Bulletin. ; 
: Published Weekly at 
334-222 Pace St.. Covington, Ga. 
By Department of Agriculture 
Fon. Linder. Commissioner 
Exeeutive Office. State Capitol, 
Atlanta. Ga 
 
  
 
es Publication Office | 
134-212 Pace St.. Covington, Ga. 
Baiierial and Executive Offices 
 - State Capitol. Atlanta. Ga. 
 
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of 
Market, 222 State Capitol, 
Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
Eniered as second class matter 
August 1, 1937, at the Post Office 
at Covington, Georgia, under. Act 
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for 
mailing at special] rate of postage 
provided for in Section 1103, Aci 
of October 8. 1917. 
 
  
 
 | TOM LINDER 
LOW FARM PRICES DISASTROUS 
 
(Continued from Page One) 
 
  
 
and other consumers for eggs we feel that we are 
bemg taken the advantage of by someone in this 
matier. ; | 
 
oe We would appreciate it very much if you will 
make an investigation and see if you can help up to 
get a fairer price for our eggs. Unless we do we 
will be foreed to sell our hens or turn them eut and 
op producing eggs for the market. 
 
Thanking you in advance for your aid in this, 
we are Z as 
ee Very sineerely yours, 
 
#H. J. HOBBS, J. A. DAVIDSON 
 
J. A. DANIEL, J. 0, EVANS, 
 
THERON WOODARD, ROY E. BAGGETT, 
JOHN F. WOODARD,  C. ROY CHAMBLESS, 
SAM REGISTER, | JOHN L. HORNE, 
-P.S. ROACH, HH. F. EVANS, eo ae 
ROBT. REGISTER,  NELSON D: COLEMAN, 
ADRIAN A. SILAS, MRS. B. M. DANIBL. 
 
5 The agitation for low farm prices based | on 
ty flation is too ridiculous fer any intelligent person 
to believe. ee ee 
 
Retail. prices today are higher than they were 
21919. The highest prices afier the last war were 
MAO19. 0 Soe 
 
F The President is paying more to live than he paid 
n 1919. No one expecis the President to work fr 
ess than half of what he received m 1919, 
 
- Congressmen and Senators are paying more io 
ive than they paid in 1919. No one expecis Con- 
~essmen and Senators to work for less than half of 
what they received in 1919. - 
 
_ Government officials and employees are paying 
more to live than they paid in 1919. No one expecis 
cae work for less than half of what they received 
Industrial workers are paying more to live than 
ey paid in 1919. No one expects industrial workers 
ae for jess than half of what they received in 
_ The farmer is paying more than he paid in 1919. 
fe is actually getting less than half of what he re- 
ved in 1919, and the administration says if he 
 
is more it will cause inflation. 
 
_THE PROBLEMS OF AGRICULTURE ARE NO 
JONGER PROBLEMS THAT AFFECT THE FAR- 
MER, ALONE. THE PRODUCTION OF AGRI- 
ULTURAL PRODUCTS IS JUST AS MUCH A WAR 
INDUSTRY AS AIRPLANE PLANTS OR TANK 
MANUFACTURING OR SHIP BUILDING. 
 
_ IT IS NOT A QUESTION OF WHETHER THE 
FARMER WANTS TO PRODUCE. HE DOES. HE 
WILL TO THE EXTENT OF HIS ABILITY. IT IS 
 
OSSIBLE FOR THE FARMER TO PRODUCE IN, 
 
fa AMOUNTS UNDER THESE CONDI-' 
 
_I NOTE A PROPOSAL IN CONGRESS TO SELL 
WHEAT, CORN AND FEED CROPS BELOW PAR- 
ry IN ORDER THAT FEEDERS OF LIVESTOCK 
WAN BUY CHEAP FEED. THIS PROPOSAL SEEMS 
ENTIRELY OVERLOOK THE FACT THAT 
 
D CROPS TOO MUST BE PRODUCED BY 
ARMERS, IF THEY ARE PRODUCED. 
_THIS'1S SIMPLY AN EFFORT TO TRY TO 
RAY LIVESTOCK FEEDERS AGAINST THE 
7D (LOWERS. IT IS AN EFFORT TO DE- 
 
/DETERMINE PARITY PRICES ACCORDING TO 
LAW THIS WHOLE QUESTION WOULD BE SOLV- 
ED. THE AMERICAN FARMERS COULD THEN 
 
lilac, $1.00 doz. 
 
Waco. | 
 
2, Waco. ; 
 
ole 
ted pl 
 
  
 
SET ABOUT TO PRODUCE THE ESSAI 
TO UPHOLD THIS NA- 
 
FOOD AND CLOTHING 
 
NECESSARY 
 
TION IN THE CRUCIAL DAYS TO COME. 
 
TOM LINDER, 
Commissioner of Agriculture. 
 
  
 
ASK DEFERMENT 
 
OF FARMERS 
 
(Continued from Page One) 
objecting io classifieations that might dram away 
Jabor necessary to farm work. 
 
Chairman Fulmer (Democrat, South Carolina) 
vaid the committee has received considerable com- 
 
plaints from some agriculture sections about the. 
 
procedure of draft boards. 
be put on the number of 
 
He suggested that curbs 
people Jeaving farms for 
 
WPA jobs and said many WPA projects could be 
deferred until after the war. : 
Representative Anderson (Republican, -Minne- 
 
sota), asserting that selective service had said that 
 
labor organizers, movie people and radio and news- 
papermen could be deferred, asked Hershey if the 
administration considered that men are essential in 
production of dairy, poultry and meat products. 
 
' #Apsolutely, Hershey replied. 
 
__The Leader Tribune. 
 
  
 
SPECIAL NOTICE 
 
  
 
All flower notices received 
through February 25th ap- 
peat in this issue .. . notices. 
received afier What date will 
be published itn our April 
Flewer Issue ... Flower 
netices naust be im owr office 
by the 25th of the month 
preceeding the Issue im which. 
they are published. 
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE . 
 
Peachtree xvoses, red spirea, 
white snow, garland spirea, 
snowballs, box woods, rhododen- 
drens, hardy hibiscus, Kerra 
Japonica, white and purple 
; Ginger lilies, 
6 for 25c. Mrs. James Waters, 
Ri. 1, Dahlonega. 
 
2 Kerria Japonicas, 2 red 
irumpet honeysuckles, 2 box- 
woods, 2 red spireas, 2 hardy 
hibiscus red and pink, 2. azale- 
as, all 12 for $1.00: hardy ver- 
penas, thrift, Spanish iris, 
Duich iris, 6 for 25ce. Mrs. F. 
WM. Raton, Ri. 1, Dahlonega, 
 
Purple King iris, 20c doz.; 
pink almonds, 3 for 20c; pink 
altheas, 3 for 30c; pink crepe 
myrtle, 30c ea.; paper white 
narcissus, 10c doz. All well 
rooted. Mrs, Waa. Tuck, Rt. 3, 
Euijay. - = . 
~ Blooming size jonquils, $1.15 
.; 7 seven sister rose busnes, 
15 e3.; $1.25 doz.; lilac bush- 
es, 15c ea.; Waster Jilies, $1.00 
doz. Crimson yraxnobler rose, 
10c ea. Mrs. Seabron Huggins, 
 
Wild rose bushes, sweet 
shrubs, May and June cherries, 
Muscadine vines, 10c ea.; red 
and yellow plumes, $1.00 doz.; 
hazelouts, honeysuckles - vines 
or bushes, $1.00 doz. Mrs. 
Leona Kidg, Ri. 2, Waco. 
 
Jeaquils, 16 doz.; $1.00 C.; 
garlic bulbs, 25c doz.; pure pro- 
tific seed corn, shelled, 35c gal.; 
$2.50 bu.: pink climbing roses, 
white spirea, well rooted, 10c 
ea. PP. Mrs. L. D. Brown, Ri. 
 
Daffodils, jonquils, flax, 
snowdrops, foxgloves,  prim- 
roses, vielets, day: lilies, butier 
and egg, Min. ferns, snarcissus, 
30e doz; bridal wreath, lilac, 
25c ea. Mrs. Minna Joe Smith, 
Rt. 3, Biijay. 
 
Lverbloorming pink, white, 
purple altheas, 60c doz.; ever- 
blooming thorniess yellow rose, 
Cydonia Japonica, Barberry, 
dogwood, azalea, forsythia, al- 
mond, 75 doz.; yellow violets, 
ivailing arbutus, 25c doz., 6 doz. 
1.00. Mrs. J. H. Penland, El- 
jay. 3 3 
 
Orange and red azaleas, 12- 
14 high, 6 and 8c ea.; red dog- 
wood, $1.00 doz; blueberries, 
pink Cherokee roses, 8c doz. 
Delian Reeves, Young Cane. 
 
Purple iris, orange tiles, 
Jeopard Jilies, 20c doz.: erepe 
royrtle, white lac, white 
spivea, pink almonds, 15c ea.; 
daffodils, 75c C. Add postage. 
Verna Parks, Ri. 2, Talking 
Rock. . fe 
 
Pink tevift, 40c C., $3.50 M.; 
Tiger tity bulbs, 30c ea.; frag- 
vant Jernon jities, 50c doz.; pur- 
for $1.00; well rooi- 
and large ee Pe 
 
a, ba i = 
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
~ FOR SALE 
 
6. paper while, 6 yellew nar- 
cissus, 6 Star. Bethlehem, / 
Jacobo Ladder, 3 giads, 2 tulips, 
2 blue hyacinths, 3 white or 
eream iris, 6 pink per. phlex, 
all for $1.00 PF to 2nd zone. 
Cash or MO. J. C. Grindle, Ri. 
1, Dahlonega. 
 
White, pink lilies, yellow 
forsythia, 25c ea.; blue Briar- 
cliff rose, 70c-ea.; pink, white, 
azaleas, 20c ea.; Royal blue 
ivis, orange lilies, 35c dez. Add 
postage. Mrs. Pearl Garrett, 
 
Rt. 3,-Blbjav. . 
 
Large type chrysanthemums- 
 
Oconto: white, geldenglow yel- 
 
low, Man C War pink, laven- 
der, variegated, Bar] Kiichener, 
Cream, red 20 planis, $1.00; 
bution and daisy type, 30. for 
$1.00... Mrs. Minnie Bell, Ri. 5, 
Cuthb: rt, / ; 
Large prize winning ehry- 
santhemums - Silver Wedding 
white, Ball yellow, Rainbow 
pink, lavender, bronze 
 
variegated, Oconto white, 20 
for $1.00. 2 Mrs. R. UL, Silver, 
Ri. 5, Cuthbert. 
 
Dahlias-M. Wilson, Prince 
Persia, Robert E. Lee, Elite 
Glory, Warner, Judge Marine, 
White Wonder, Worlds White, 
Treasure Island, Jersey Beacon, 
Avalon, $1.10 dez. Mrs. Lucile 
Buice, Rt. 1, Suwanee. _ 
Dahlia Tubers-Purple Giant, 
Jane Cowl, Marie, Duers white, 
Prince of Persia, Jersey Bea- 
con, Darlena, White Wonder, 
Treasure Island, Pride of Cal., 
Mrs. Warner, $1.10 doz... Mrs. 
Grace Bell, Rt. 1, Suwanee. 
 
Red Japonicas, snowballs, 45c 
ea.; holly, 50c: ivits, 35ce; blue 
flags, 25c. Frank Pierce, Ri. 
3, Ellijay. : 
 
Dahlia bulbs, $1.25  doz.: 
Prince of Persia, Worlds best 
white, Elite Glory, Frances 
Laraca, Avalon, Judge Marine, 
Treasure Island, Jersey Bea- 
con, others. Mrs. Kate Kelley, 
Rt. 4, Cumming. 
 
Dbl. yellow 
doz.) snowballs, 
 
daffodils, 
TSC ea.3 
 
50c 
dbl. 
 
|yellow Japonicas, 50c ea.: red 
 
degwoods, 4 for $1.00;. silver 
maple, 50c ea.; honeysuckles. 
All well rooted. Mrs. Annie 
 
|Gentri, Rt. 3, Box 61A, Ellijay. 
 
Rhoedodendrons, Min. Jaurels, 
white pine, red, yellow azaleas, 
 
|redbuds, crabapple, pussy wil- 
 
low, hemlock, silver maple, 
altheas, tulip poplar, $1.00 doz.: 
grey violeis, snowdrops, $1.00 
C; Hunice Henry, Mineral 
Bluff, 
 
4 red cedars, 12 high: want 
to exc, for 4 Camellia Japoni- 
cas. Wel] rooted, any 2 or 4 
color _ 25c ea, Mrs. Robt. Ty- 
son, Harrison. 
 
Yellow jonquils, white frag- 
vant April bleoraing narcissus, 
yellow dbl, putter and eggs, 
$1.25 C.: 35 doz.; blue soider 
lilies, $1.00 doz.; blue grape 
hyacinths, per. Sweet Williams, 
40c doz. Mrs. T. H,. MeCurley, 
Hartwell, : 
 
Jonquils, daffodils, narcissus, 
Tiger lites, trailing arbutus, 
78sec doz.; Shasta daisies, all 
 
col. per, phiox, $1.00 doz. Max- | 
 
ine Brown, Morganton, 
 
Nice reoied clumps of pink 
verbena, 10e and posiage; will 
xe. for good printed 
 
tan, | 
Shaggy cream, Black Hawk red, 
 
Mise Late. b 
.. Miss Lalt | 25 
az se i 
 
FLOWERS AND SI 
FOR SAL 
 
  
 
Cherokee  roses, 
drons, crabapples. azale 
lies, pines, black and wi 
dogwoods, strawberry 
white and red maples, : 
$1.00 doz. PP. Louise Wald 
Morganton. Vea ee 
 
Abelia 
pyracantha, 
ibrift, 25 doz.; ; E 
C.; gypsohila, 10c clump; 
ty Bush. 25c ea.; white Ker 
10e PP. Mrs. LT. C. Beer 
Newnan. as 
 
Pink azaleamum an 
ranunculus for sale or a 
clematis vine and birdeye w 
spirea, each pay postage 
B. S. Davis, 2715 Piedmon 
NE, Atlanta, Hem. 4458W 
Rhododendron, Mtn. la 
spruce and white pine, azal 
crabapple, holly bush, red 
white dogwood, red m 
poplar, bridal wreath, 
Cher. rose, 2-4 ft., $1.00  
Leila Dickey, Morganton. 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn. ja 
4 colors azaleas) crabappl 
and white dogwood, Mt. ch 
blooming locust, spruce 
white pines, Mtn. ivies, | 
snowballs, 75c doz. Mrs. | 
Biackwell, RFD 4. Dahlo 
 
12 dif .md. size dahli 
doz., $4.00 C.; large ty 
named, $1.00 doz.;: 8 nam 
Jabeled, $1.00: mixed 
nardy phlox, pink thrift, | 
col. mums, iris, jonquils, 24 
30c. Add postage. Mrs. 
Grindle, Rt. 1, Dahlon<ga. 
 
Blocming Jocust, Mtn. 1], 
redbuds, red and white 
woods, rhododendrons, 
crabapple, Cherokee rose 
doz. Add: postage. Mis: 
Ridley, Rt: 4, Dahlonega. | 
 
Yellow pine seedlings 
cannas, orange, vellow 
Humbert, 8 for 25c; ma 
holly, wh. dogwood, | t 
Chinese elm, red maple, 
35c: exe. for flowers. 
Clarence Locke, Rt. 1, Hi 
 
30 Jabeled iris, $1.10; 4 
$1.20 C.: 5 col. Fall bloo 
$1.00; Calla, Regal] lil 
doz.; ereeping vinca, ) 
Cui flowers. Mrs. S. M. 
ter, Rt. 1, Peachtree Rd. 
renceville. be 
 
Redhot poker, 25c clumy 
for $1.00; . comfrey, & 
horse radish; 25c clum 
$1.00; purple lilac, also. w 
 
cuttings, Tc. 
white and_ 
 
> 
 
E, J. McConnell, 
rest. ee 
Boxwoods 12-14 25c 
blooming Size azaleas, 40, 
crabapple, dogwood,  
 
hemlock, white pine 
shrubs, Indian arrow, 
blue iris, 25c doz. B.A 
ard, Rt: 4 Eiljave. 
Biooming size azaleas 
doz.; rhododendrons, _Jaui 
white pines, hemlock, 70c 
sweet shrubs, Indian arroy 
doz.; dogwood, pink erab: 
85 doz. Add postag 
Stanley, RR. Ellijay. ~ 
White narcissus, dbl. 
daffodils, jonquil, 50c 
hyacinths, per. phlox, 
glow, 15c doz. { 
Mrs. J. W... Stricklan 
Box 67, Bremen. 
 
Rt 14 
 
s, <$1.25 * doz 
vines, maples, Hazeilnu 
suckles, $1.00 doz. Mrs. 
King, Rt, 2, Waco. = 
April blocming whit: 
sus;o. Soc ee 
jilies,: 25:: doz; : 
pink: peonics, 10 ea.;  
25c. Ali orders del. 150 
Mrs. Etta Mason, Alico.  
83 col. azaleas, Cherokee 
Min. Jaurei, rhodedenc 
pink, red and yellow dog 
yedbud, coralberry, holly 
white pine, tulip poplar, 
high, $1.00 doz. PP. M 
Wilson, Morganton.  
Redbud, 3 4 
rhododendrons, Min. 
Cheroke rose, 3 col. 
coralberry, holly bush, 
| pine, tulip poplar, red ma 
lit. high, $1.00 doz. 
Edna Wilson, Blue Ridge. 
Rhododendrons, Min. |: 
redbuds, red, pink and y 
dogwoods, helly bush, 
azaleas, white pine, 
Cherokee roses, coralberry 
maple, tulip poplar, 3- 
high, $1.00 PP. Mrs 
Millholan, Morganton. | 
Laurels,  rhododent 
white pine, hemlock, dog 
65c doz.: white iris, eran: 
lilies, sgl. and g@bl., 3 fo 
pink thrift, 15 doz. _ 
planis cheap. Mrs. H. F. 
rell, Rt. 2, Butler, % 
Saute ls. < sn 
white pine, hemlock 
de doz.; blooming siz 
5c doz: boxwoods, 2 
 
col. dog 
i 
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
joer AND SEED | 
 
ce OR SALE 
 
"FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE 
 
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One 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Thrift: oie and white, well 
-ooted plants, 50e ., or 50 a 
a8 clumps; rose verbena, 5c 
clump. Moss packed. Mrs. 
Herbert L. Perry, Statham. 
e Forsythia, almond, althea, 
ilac, snowball, red, pink spirea, 
dbl. Japonicas, 25c: 
40c doz.: 
laurels, 
 
rhododen- 
Indian - arrow, 
. Add postage. 
Martha Eller, Rt. 2, Ellijay. 
Forsythia, dbl. yellow Ja- 
onicas, lilacs, snowball, 25c 
sas all col: azaleas, 40c doz.; 
urels, hemlocks, white pine, 
ogwood, sweet shrubs, rhodod- 
-endrons, 75c doz. Add postage. 
Mrs. Jerd Hicks, Rt. 2, Ellijay. 
Lilac, pink myrtle, golden- 
11; dbl. white spirea, pink al- 
mond, Jasmine, Eng. dogwood, 
for. 25; -Junipers, 25e ea.; 
daffodils, phlox, 
Genalee 
rer, Rt. 2, Talking Rock. 
- Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels, 
doz wood, crabapple,  
: hrubs, Indian arrow, 
pines, hemlock, 75e doz.; blue, 
urple. iris, 25e  doz.; white, 
pink altheas, 20c. Add "postage. 
 Decie Stanley, Rie-2, Bliijay: 
: Pink  verbena, pink yarrow, 
ragged Robin, larkspur, pink 
-oxalis, ground ivy, mint for tea 
border, moss pink and yellow 
 
Sil- 
 
white 
 
yrimrose for rock garden, 25c. 
 
ozen. No mail orders at that 
rice. . Mrs. B.. H.. Carter; 35 
Weyman Ave., Atlanta, Ja. 
-0268-W. 
_ Narcissus, jonquils, abl. and 
Sgi. daffodils, butter and eggs, 
-50c C.; pink crepe myrtle, bri- 
as wreath, oak hydrangeas, 
Jgasmine, 6 for 30c; sgl. and dbl. 
range lilies, 50c C. Mrs. 
oyle Eller, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
. old abl, yellow and red 
: dogwoods, 
 
-Cydonica Japonicas, 50c ea.; 
sink and red American Beauty 
 
oses, lilac, Indian arrow, pink. 
 
-rhododendrons, weeping Mary, 
hers 30c doz. Exc. for sacks. 
Vins @ Re J. Se Rt. zi: 
alking Rock. 
 
i Jong | ane sapere 
oOxsiove, white violets, 
 
snowball, dbl. almond, 
otners' 30c ea. Exc. for sacks. 
aes. te Barrett, Rt. 2, _Talk- 
 
 oid dbl. yellow Japonicas, 
:ea.; wisteria, red Jap 
quince, 40c ea.: - purple, blue, 
white flags, 35c. doz.; snowball, 
aimcnds, red Ind. arrow, 30 
ea. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Harley 
Richards, Rt. 2, Talking Rock. 
 
ong trumpet daffodils, white 
Narcissus, $1.00 C.; 
lilies, blackberry lily, | 
Faster lily, 30c  doz.; 
pider lily bulbs, 
Add postage. Mrs, Effie Carter, 
Rt. 1, Temple. 
 
ited maple, pussy willow, red 
and white dogwood, azaleas red 
and yellow, sweet shrub, black 
and white pines, Mtn. laurels, 
rhododendrons, $1. 25 dez.: 
galax, 35c doz.. Mrs. Belle 
Barnes, Mineral Bluff. 
 
. 25 mixed iris, 100 var., 40c; 
white and blue violets, 35 CG; 
dbl. and sgl. butter and eps. 
daffodils, narcissus, 50c C.; 8 
acti all different, $1.00: peon- 
jes, 25c._ea.. Mrs. Henry Eller, 
RES Ss: Ellijay. 
 
Yellow, white daffodils, white 
mums, red, yellow cannas, yel- 
low mums, $1.00 C.; blue Au- 
gust lilies, 25c ea.; iris, 0c doz.; 
lemon verbena, purple verbena. 
 
- $5 doz,: exc. for white sacks. 
Martha > Womack, Rt. 2, Bre- 
men. 
 
== All col: Ee oo size azaleas, 
 
40c doz.; boxwoods, 12- 14, 
20G a;; snowball, 
yellow | Japonicas,  weigelias, 
white lilac, 25c ea.; rhododen- 
drons, laurels, others 65c doz. 
Add postage. B. L. Eller, Rt. 
4, Ellijay.  
 
_, Red, yellow,  
 
- white azaleas, rhododendrons, 
 
~ Mtn. laurels, red and white 
 
- dogwoods, spruce and white 
pines, holly, Cherokee rose, 75c 
doz. Add postage. 
Lee, RFD 4, Dahlonega. 
 
Super Giant pansies. 50c doz.: 
sweet Williams, yellow button 
 
= chrysanthemums, red rose also 
 
_ mixed verbena, Anthemis Mon- 
 
s-arda. 25c doz., or. 5 doz:,- $1.00 
PP. Mrs. C. Lynch, 5 mi. Sum- 
merville Rd., Rome. 
 
Cydonia Japonicas, 
yellow dogwocd, 4 col. azaleas, 
75c doz.; silver arborvitae root- 
 
|. 2 yr. old, 50c ea.; anemones, 
50 for $1.00; snowdrop, violets, 
daisies, $1. 00 Cc. PP. Mrs. Ad- 
die Wilson, Morganton. 
 
Eng. dogwood, flowering ae 
mond, red, pink, velvet roses, 
3 for 25c: Mtn. ferns, blue iris, 
-chrysanthemums, dark blue 
 
a gostei. eee daffodils, Dus- 
 
$, 25c doz. Add post- 
 
. Talking 
 
purple 
white 
 
orange and 
 
mar Teem, | 
 
rall <-COl:s 
| Cape Jasmines, 
 
fOr -20C, 
Mrs. Nettie Roe, Talking Rock. 
 
white 
 
purple t 
 
sweet 
 
30c | 
=.: red Jap. quince, wisteria, a 
 
orange day. 
 
$i; 00 doz.. 
 
: altheas, 
 
crabapples, 
 
althea, dbl. 
 
Mrs. Ben 
 
spruce, 
 
  
 
Mixed phlox plants, 1c doz. 
PP; Want bunch velvet bean 
seedabout 4% Jou. Write price. 
Mrs. Obadiah - Kent, Ri. 
 
| Mitchell. 
 
Old time sweet lavender. BC 
bunch, 5 for $1.00: old time 
purple lilac, 25c ea. 5 for $1.00; 
blooming size 
almonds, 25c ea. All orders 
cash. Mrs. R. I. Algood, Ox- 
ford. 
-Jonquils, day lilies, purple 
iris, 75e C.; purple lilac, gold- 
en bell, Jap quinces, pink 
 
azaleas, 2 for 25c: roses, yard } 
pink altheas, 2 
 
sage, 10c ea.; 
Exc. for pot flowers. 
 
Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons, 
dogwood, white pine, 
hemlock, 75c doz.: all col. azale- 
as, crabapple, red maple, sweet 
shrubs, holly, 60c doz.; weeping 
willow. 20c ea. del. Mrs. Lem- 
ma Williams, Rt. 2, Ellijay. 
 
Azaleas all colors, dogwcod, - 
sweet 
 
shrub, rhododendrons, 
50c doz.; blue, pare yellow 
iris, 25c doz., $1.00: C.;- red, yel- 
low Japonicas, pink, rose weig- 
elias, 20c ea. Add_ postage. 
Mrs. C.:.W. Plumley, Rt.- 2, 
Ellijay. eas 
 
Rhododendrons, laurels, 
spruce and white pines, dog- 
wood, pink crabapple, 
shrubs, Indian arrow, 75c doz.; 
blooming size azaleas, 45c doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. J. 'B. Farist, 
Rt, 2, Ellijay. : 
 
Yellow jonquils, Saieer and 
eggs, 35c doz., $1.25 C; blue flag 
lilies, 25e doz.; garlic, 10c head, 
$1. 00 doz.; white spirea, run- 
ning yellow bell, 35c ea. Hima- 
laya blackberry, 75 doz, Mrs. 
Clay S. Brown, Rt. 1, Hartwell. 
 
All colors blocming size 
azaleas, rhododendrons, laurels, 
hemlock, white 
pines, sweet shrubs, 75c doz.; 
 
lilae, snowballs, altheas. 25 ea. 
'B. F. Evans, Talona. 
 
Beautiful semperiviren old 
Eng. dwarf boxwoods, 4 to 6, 
well shaped, $4.00 C.; $30. 00 
M.; heavy bushes, 12 to 15, 
$5. 00 doz. Maude Hamby, 
Greenville. : 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels, 
redbuds, spicewoods, 4 col. 
azaleas, 
woods, Mtn, snowball, blooming 
 
|haws, pink crabapple, thornless 
Add postage. 
Miss Mary Satterfield, Rt. 4, 
 
roses, 60c doz. 
Dahlonega.  
 
Dbl. yellow Japonicas, red 
quince, Japonicas, 50c ea.; daf- 
fodils, violets, sweet William, 
primrose, foxglove, 25e doz,; 
azaleas, weeping Mary, 25c ea. 
Exc. for white sacks. Mrs. 
Carl Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
Snowball, 2 for 25c; orange 
day lilies, daffodils, Star Beth- 
Jehem, 50c C.; purple and pink 
forsythia, 3for25c. 
Add postage. Mrs. Bob Hen- 
derson, Rt. 3. Ellijay.  
 
Azaleas, pink almonds, 40c 
d0z;; white and spruce pines, 
$1.00 doz.; sweet 
shrubs, 20c doz.;.red Japonicas, 
butterfly, Min. ivy, purple 
lilac, white spirea, 15c ea. Del. 
No checks. Carrie Moore, Rt. 
2, Box 94, Ellijay. 
 
White and spruce pines, 
ecrabapples, $1.00 doz.; sweet 
shrubs, 20c doz.; azaleas, pink 
almonds, 40c doz.; butterfly, 
red ~ Japonicas,; purple lilacs, 
Mtn. ivy, 15c ea. del. No checks, 
Evelyn Davis, Rt. 2, Ellijay. 
 
Mtn. ivy, purple lilac, red 
Japonica, butterfly, 15c ea.; 
pink almonds, azaleas. 40c doz.; 
sweet shrubs, 20c doz.; erab- 
apples, white and spruce pines, 
$1.00 doz. del. Exc. for sacks, 
each pay postage. Laura Davis, 
Rt. 2, Box 196, Ellijay. 
 
Dahlia. bulbs, $1.10 doz.; 
Treasure Island, 
Warner, Golden Dawn, Jersey 
Beacon, Avalon, Worlds Best 
white, Prince of Persia, Judge 
Marine, others. Mrs. Ruby 
Butler, RFD 4, Cumming. 
Red and yellow 
pink, rose weigelias, lilac, 20c 
ea.; azaleas, all colors, 45c doz.; 
purple and yellow iris, jonquils, 
$1.00 C. . Mrs. L. M. Teague, 
Rt, 2, Ellijay. 
 
Dahlia tubers, $1.10 doz 
Jersey Beacon, M. Wilson, 
Marie, Prince of Persia, Mrs. 
Warner, Avalon, Jane Cowl, 
Pride of Calif., Alex. Waldia, 
Purple Giant, others, Mrs. Tom 
Bell, Rt. 2; Duluth. 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel, 
pink, red and yellow dogwood, 
azaleas, hemlock, redbud, tulip 
poplar, pink Cherokee roses, 
white: pine, coralberry, holly 
bush, 3-4 ft. high, $1.00 doz. 
PP. J. O. Beavers, Morganton. 
 
Dahlias, $1.10 doz; Jane 
Cowl, Golden Dawn, White 
Wonder, Elite Glory, Warner, 
Judge Marine, Treasure Island, 
 
lara. Barton, Jersey - Beacon, 
M. Wilson, ; others. \M 
 
rs. H. H. 
Gilstrap, ees 
 
sweet 
 
/ altheas,- 
 
Mitchell. 
 
azaleas, 
 
spected, 
 
red and white dog- |b 
 
+Mrs. B. 
 
25e. 
 
M. Wilson,: 
plants 
 
Japonicas,. 
 
  
 
2 
 
Mixed col. cde. 
sig. 40c; Golden glow, fox- 
gloves, 35 doz.; white narcis- 
sus, 60c C:; privet hedge, $1.00 
 
Cyt Oxe, for sacks. Martha Ral-" 
 
ston, Ella Gap. 
 
Fine cannas-Eureka white, 
City Portland pink, Hungarian 
pink, Madame Conard pink, 
$3.00 .C.; President red, King 
 
Humbert yellow, Armenia va- 
riegated, $2.00 C: Mixed chry- 
 
ae $1.00 C. Mrs, ig 
R. Camp, Cordele. . 
 
Azaleas, sweet bee 
rhododendrons, hemlock, white 
pine, laurel, 710c doz:; 
Japonicas; red spirea, : altheas, 
purple and white lilac, weigel- 
jas, 25c ea. Add postage. L. M. 
 
| Evans, Rt. 4, Ellijay. 
 
Red dogwood, Mtn. auret 
azalea, crabapple, Cherokee 
roses, redbuds, 2-3 ft high, well 
rceoted, $1.00 doz.; orange day 
lilies, blue iris, 35c. Mrs. 
Clifton Davis, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Pink and red Amary liis, 
milk and wine lily, blue, dark 
and light pink hydrangeas, 25 
ea,; Giant pansy plants, 25c 
doz.; dark red, pink and laven- 
der verbena, 4 plants, 10c. Mrs. 
W. A. Huff, Rt. 2, Milledgeville. 
 
Hastings Pompon zinnia seed, 
20ec cupful postpaid. Mrs. J. S. 
Adams, Rt. 3, Lawrenceville.  
 
Gardenias, Abelias, Yuccas, 
 
vitaes, spreading Junipers, for- 
sythia, pink erepe myrtles, 
snowdrops, 1-2 ft., 25c ea. PP. 
if orders amount to 50c. Other 
shrubbery. Josephine Raley, 
 
Rhodcdendrons, Mtn. laurels, 
red and 
woods, white and~black pines, 
poplars, all well rooted, 15c ea. 
or $1.00 doz.; Cherokee roses, 
90c doz. Ethel Chastain, -Mor- 
ganton. 
 
Decorative and commercial 
type chrysanthemums, also Ko- 
rean, button and pompons, in- 
labeled, prepaid, 25 
plants, $1. 25; Golden arbor- 
votaes 18, $1.00. Mrs. W. H. 
Rucker, Milner. 
 
6 rooted 7 Sister roses, 60c 
or exc. for 6 feed sacks; garlic 
 
bulbs, 60c doz.; pumpkin seed, 
20 seed, 10c: pink crepe myrtle, 
10c ea.; 
10c. E. F. Cash, Montrose. 
 
Mtn. laurel, azaleas, : 
dogwoods, erabapple, redbuds, 
 
white pine, 2-3 ft. high, well | 
 
rooted, $1.00 doz.; snowdrop, 
orange day lilies, Shasta dais- 
ies, 35c doz. Mrs. Will Davis, 
Mineral Bluff. _ 
 
Dbl, stocks, larkspur, snap- 
dragons, feverfew, Dianthus, 
dbl. sweet William, phlox, 
large pink ball poppies, fox- 
glove, 25c doz.; 
tions, 35c doz.; giant pansies, 
$1.00 C. Mrs. Beis Smith, Wad- 
ley. 
 
Queen. Anns 
 
lace plants, 
 
mixed col. and kinds chrysan- 
 
themums, 15c doz.; summer 
phlox, all colors, 10 doz. Add 
postage; Queen Anns lace seed, 
poppy seed, Morning glory 
sted, 10 pkg. Mrs. Fred At- 
kinson, Rt. 4, Valdosta. 
 
Magnolia, tea olive, white 
dogwood, holly, crepe myrtle, 
yellow Jasmine, sweet shrub, 
greybeard, evergreen oak, 1 ft., 
LOC 3 tt OC 4 tae 35c. Add 
postage. exe. for white sacks. 
W. Bailey, Rt. 2, 
Toomsboro. ~ 
 
Snowdrops, golden yellow, 
white narcissi, daffodils, jon- 
quills; 60e -C.? $4. 00 M.; mixed 
hollyhocks, 40c doz.; lemon 
lilies, $1.00 C.; Royal blue and 
white iris, $1. 00 . lHac, 3 for 
Mrs. Dessie Hughey, Rt. 
1. Fairmount. 
 
Althea plants, 5c ea.; mixed 
white and lavender 
(make beautiful shrubbery). 
Send postage. Write or see 
Hal Henry. Stockbridge. 
 
Mums, Tiger and orange 
lilies, March flowers, purple 
iris, iris, peachtree' roses, vio- 
jets, red peppermint, brides 
wreath, i5c. All well rooted. 
Vera Silvers, Rt. 3, Box 88, 
Ellijay. 
 
Peach rose, well rooted, 3 for 
$1.00; baby snowballs, 3 for 
$1.00; red dogwood, 4 for $1.00; 
Easter lilies. 40c doz.; daffodils, 
jonquils, 35 doz.; wild honey- 
suckle, 50c ea. Miss Gladys 
Ponder, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
Purple and blue iris, 50c C.; 
$4.50 M.; dahlia bulbs, dark 
red, 15 for $1.00: butter and 
egg, 25c doz.; Cape Jasmine, 
25c ea. Rooted. ~PP. Mrs. 
 
Dollie Barkwell, Rt. 2, Box one 
 
Bremen. 
 
Royal fi white iris, lemon 
lilies, snowdrops, dbl. daffodils, 
 
$1.00 C.;. dbl. pink, cream and 
 
white peonies, 25c ea. or 5 for 
 
$1.00:, pink; - white : ppatansens, 
-30e ea. 
 
4 for $i. 00... .Mrs.. 
M. Hughey, | 
 
25c doz., 2 | 
 
golden bell, 
| altheas, 2 for 20c. 
 
alis, : 
daisies, 
 
yellow. 
 
snowball, 
single Tacren der altheas, 10c ea., 
 
| $1.00. 
 
baby- spirea,- arbor- | 
 
Exc. for feed sacks. 
 
white dog- |. 
 
Castor bean, 20 seed, 
 
red 
 
Giant carna- 
 
ri7%ec ea.: 
 
D.\|.oxalis, 
 
  
 
Piece en ae vio- 
 
lets, jonquils, daffodils, orange 
 
lilies, pink hardyphlox, Shasta 
daisies, 20c doz.: 
yellow. Jasmine, 
Mrs. 
 
age. Nancy Henes et 
 
Rt. 3, Ellijay. ; . 
 
Yellow, red, white, pink: OX- 
5c ea.; Jarkspur, Shasta 
physostegia, 
 
sythia, yellow Jasmine, others 
10c ea: Add PP. Clyde Wil- 
 
liams, Rt. 4, Cumming. 
 
Anthony W. red. spirea, large 
plumed | pink spirea, VH white, 
boxwood, yellow forsythia, 
white hydrangea, 
90e doz. Add postage under 
Ruth Kimsey, Young 
Harris.~ 
 
Magnolia, tea olive, red and 
white dogwood, red holly, sweet 
shrubs, greybeard, cedar, ever- 
green oak, long straw pine, 1 
1063 ft., 20C>- 4: ft; 30. Add 
postage. 
Mrs. O. 
Ri 2. 
 
Magnolia, tea olive, red and 
white dogwood. crepe myrtle, 
red holly, sweet shrub, cedar, 
evergreen oak, long straw pine, 
1-4 ft., 10c to 35c, 
age. Mrs. Georgia. 
Toomsboro, Rt. 2. 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn. Jaurels, 
sweet shrubs, red maple, azale- 
as, red and white dogwoods, 
$1.00 doz.; white pine, pussy 
willows, 20c ea.; fall pinks, blue 
iris, 35e doz. Add: postage. 
 
W. Colson, Toomsboro, 
 
Hui t, 
 
Roper, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Dbl. yellow Japonicas, 50 
ea.; snowball, pink, red cab- 
bage rose, red quince Japoni- 
cas, 35c ea.; dbl. pink almond, 
weeping Mary, lilac, 25c ea. 
Others. Exc. for sacks. Clau- 
dell Barrett, Talking Rock. 
 
2 yr. old dbl. yellow Japoni- 
eas, 50c ea.; daffodils, jonquils, 
day lilies, iris. '30C doz.: Cy- 
deonta Japonicas, azaleas. sum- 
mer lilacs, dbl. almonds, 25c 
ea. Exc. for sacks. Geneva 
Richard, Talking Rock. 
 
- Dahlias, 20c ea., $1.50. doz.; 
Jane Cowl, Jersey Beauty, 
Jersey Beacon, R. E. Lee, Av- 
alon, others: fine var. peonies, 
$2.50 doz.: 
doz.; Pyracantha. bushes, 
ea. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Auburn. 
 
Tiger lilies, sage clump, 25c 
ea., 2 for 40c; yellow and lav- 
ender iris: pink. glads., sgl and 
dbl: tuberose, 25e@d0zZ4. 2510F 
40c; Want Jasmine vine with 
broad* leaves and cluster of 
white flowers. Mrs. J. B. Bran- 
nan, Rt. 2, McDonough. 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel, 
azaleas, red and white dog- 
woo d. flowering crabapple, 
white pine, tulip poplar, holly, 
 
purple lilac. 
Add post- 
 
-violets;: 
 
10 doz; 
pink crepe myrtle, spirea, for- 
 
Exc. for white sacks. 
 
: poae eS 
Add post- | 
 
-Mrs. A. M.. 
 
4 col. gladiolas, 35c | 
50c. 
 
Red serie aS 
blooming size, $1. 00 
 
um size, 40c; white 
daz., 30c: rooted pink ju 
25c ea.; dbl. red -gerani 
yi. old, $2.00. Mrs. 
ee Bremen. es 
_ Black Prince iris, oran 
lilies, white daffodils, 
long | trumpet 
daffodils, red and pink 
bena, purple Lady. Lake, 
sweet pea. Add. postage 
Bonnell Nixon, : ARE - 
 
| Bremen, 
 
Red and ine Veron 
daffodils,. black Princ 
orange day lilies, Jong t 
yellow daffodils, purple 
Lake, Giant sweet. pea 
doz. Add postage. 
Mosley, Rt. 2; Bremen 
 
6 large boxwoods 
 
Globe arborvitates fe 
 
2 Chinese arborvitaes, - 
large weigelias for $6.00 
ple iris,,80c C.. Mrs. 4 
lant, Cumming. 4 
Peonies, 25e ea.y 
white iris, alee ee 
ageratum, daisies, purp. 
phiox, May cherry 
well rooted; Tiger, 
orange lilies, 25c do 
Mrs. J. C. Da 
, Box 79, Ellijay. : 
 Chrysanthemums: Mo 
 
100 different varieties 
 
and types from the sm 
button type to the large 
ering var. Prize winning 
in all classes. Write for 
ye We Green, Elbe 
 
Chrysanthemum plant 
Turner in white, yellow, 
en Wedding, Major  Bon; 
 
yellow button, blue saly 
doz.; exc. for Picardy ; glad 
Mrs. -W. HH, Nelson, 
Springs. es 
 
seed, 10 iaulecsoonese 
magnolia, tea olive, sw 
yellow Jasmine, crepe mz} 
1-4 ft., 10 to 35c: -Mrs 
tha. Brooks, Irwinton, Ri 
 
Thousands of mixed 
fragrant yellow narcissus, 
low daffodils, jonquils, glad 
dwarf red and pink with 
chid center, 65c C., at bari 
A. Norton, Edison. oe 
 
Large incurved chrys 
mums, Earl Kitchener, Hom 
stead, Silver Weedin 
QO War and others, 50c OZ. 
doz., $1.00; Cape Jasmine 
ed, 25c ea. Mrs. ME 
Gordon. s 
 
Magnolia, yellow aa 
holly, sweet bay, honeysu 
dogwood, watermelon red 
myrtle, 1-4 ft., 
postage: handcuff lily, pac oo 
button seed, 5c _teaspoonfu 
Mrs. C. N. Connell, Ir ( 
 
sweet shrubs, 3 ft. high, $1.25 |  
 
doz. PP. K. S. Waters, Hurst. 
 
Azaleas, rhodcdendrons, Mtn. 
and 
 
jaurel,- crabapple, red 
white dogwood, white pine, 
holly, sweet shrubs, $1.25 doz. 
PP. Well rooted. W. K, Tay- 
lor, Hurst. 
 
Watermelon pink 
myrtles; 1% ft. to 2% ft. high, 
Currant sprouts, 2- 
2% ft., Eng. dogwood, 2-3% ft., 
20c ea.; Del. in 5 or more lots in 
Ga. Mrs. Allie S. Snyder, Rt. 
1, Sharpsburg. 
 
Dbl. orange, ginger black- 
berry lilies, Dutch and Span- 
ish iris. 3 for 25c; creeping blue 
phox $1.00: 6x 
bulbs, cluster narcissi, 60c C.; 
A. R. Hedge plants, rooted, 50 
., PP. Odie Eaton, Rt.1, Dah- 
lonega. 
 
Yellow daffodils and: jon- 
quils mixed, 50c C.: $4.00 M.: 
mixed col. azaleas, purple lo- 
cust, white dogwood, 75c doz.; 
well rooted; roses, red, white 
and purple, 3 for 35c. All del. 
Mrs. J, H. Fowler, Roy. 
 
Fancy bush honeysuckle, 15c 
ea., $1.00 doz.; blueberry, same 
price, cash or money order. 
Delpher Frost, Rt. 2, Ellen- 
wood. : 
 
Small rooted dwarf Eng. box- 
woods 10 above ground, 75c 
ea.; 1 dwarf boxwood 18, 
bushy type, $3.00; day lilies, 
trumpet daffodils, white nar- 
cissus, $1.25 C. Rooted shrub- 
bery. Add postage. Mrs. Ruth 
Head, Bremen. 
 
Rooted pink hydrangeas, 3 
yr. old, $2.00; rooted orange 
pomegranate, 2 ft., $1.00 ea.; 
bronze chrysanthemums, 50c 
doz.; yard honeysuckle, purple 
Lady Lake, 75 C.; pink oxalis, 
25c doz. Mrs. E. B. Thornton, 
Bremen. 
 
Trumpet. daffodils, yellow 
jonquils, white narcissus, $1.25 
C.; purple iris,: 75c doz.> dbl. 
yellow Humbert cannas, $1.50 
C.; purple Lady Lake, white. 
5c C. Add postage. 
Alice Harrison, Bremen.  
 
crepe 
 
snowdrop |  
 
  
 
inell 
 
will exc. ber rooted coral v 
red or pink radiance rose 
red Am. Beauty roses, ea 
postage. Mrs. Charlie Ford, 
199, Helena. = 
Dbl. Japoniecas, 4 yr. oy : 
a. 50c ea.; snowball, 
Easter lily, 35 doz.: 
eee 4 for $1.00; daffodils. 
doz.; honeysuckle, 50c ea. | 
Johnie Davis, Rt. 3, Eliija 
 
1 dozen flat cedars, 50c 
hen and chickens, 10c ea.; 
iolus, white fall pinks, 1 
bunch: gay widows, 15c bunc 
Add postage. Nancy Hall, 
 
Chrysanthemums: | Be 
 
Clark, Golden glow,  
 
Moon, Queen Mary, 
Dean, Enchantress, ther 
doz.; red, white, yellow  
pons, Daisy mums, 40 doz 
Mrs. H. L. Anthony, R 
lumbus. - 4 
Dark and light pink verbena, 
also purple, orchid; 5 co 
nas; purple violets, rose 
2. for: Se; dbl. tube 
orange lilies 5c ea.; purpl 
teria, 10c ea. Add postag 
L. L. Hay, Leary. 
Boxwoods for sale; 
down to 12 in.; also some | 
greens. Mrs. 
Talona. ay 
' Shasta daisies, Monks he 
Queen Anns_ lace, 25 | 
Hemerocallis, pink, yellow 
35 doz.; pink oxalis, 3 fo 
Eng. ivy cuttings, . roote 
doz. Mrs. Annie Pattillo, 
Box 79, LaGrange. = 9. 
One white lilac 18 tte tall, : 
dozen smaller ones. Reason 
priced. Boxwoods, 1 ft. 
ft., $1. 00 per ft.: purple, 
der iris, lemon lilies, eae 
doz. Many others. Add pos 
age. M. L, Clayton, Roy. ee 
Magnolias, crepe myrtle 
olives, holly, areybear 
 
bay. weet myrtle, yell 
 
, crabapple, maple, 
 
3. it. 206s 4 S06 
 
40c. i Saat -postag M, = 
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, Quaker Maid, Silver Wed- 
, Gladys Pearson, Pearsons 
ellow, Seidwitz pink, 50c doz.; 
ik, yellow, white Doty, Legal 
ender, Romany red. 40c doz. 
hers. Lydia W. Barry, Rt. A, 
 
Native cedars, holly. tea 
olive, red, white dogwoods, 
k honeysuckle, white and 
ellow running honeysuckle, 
abapple, sweet shrubs,1 ft., 
so. ft.. 2oct 4 ft., 39c, Add 
ostage. Mrs. T. R. Ward, Rt. 
Toomsboro. : 
 
Magnolia, holly, tea olive, 
pe myrtle, greybeard, sweet 
y, maple, honeysuckle, yel- 
Jasmine, crabapple, 1 ft., 
mt, 20c;. 4 ft. 30c; 5: ff., 
Add postage. Mrs. Free- 
Watson, Rt. 3, Toomsboro. 
railing arbutus, pink thrift, 
 
  
 
rivet hedge plants, well 
rooted, ornithagolum bulbs, 
1.00 C.; blue ageratum, baby 
utton mums, white, yellow, 
ender, bronze, 25 doz.; pur- 
le flags, $1.00 C. Add. post- 
movers. Mildred Lyle, Rt. 15 
 
rple- flag, white, mixed 
3, soc doz.; gold waves, 
large white jonquils, 15c 
lilac, 20 ea.; garlic bulbs, 
doz. Add postage under 50c 
ers. Mrs. A. Horsley, Rt. 2, 
PAEO. ; 
d, yellow and orange can- 
 
yhite spirea, 2 for 25c; stripe | 
ibbon. grass, 2 for 25c: dbl. 
nge May day lilies, 3 for 25c. 
d postage. Mrs..H. F, Jar- 
1, Rt. 2, Butler. 
 
Magnolias, tea olives, grey- 
eard, sweet bay, running hon- 
ckle, bush honeysuckle, 
w, red maple, others 1 {t., 
0c; 3 ft., 20c; 4 ft., 30c; exc. 
cy sacks. Add postage. Mrs. 
L. Cannon, Rt. 3, Toomsboro. 
ink azaleamums, pink Cam-_ 
Queen, light bronze, bronze 
Beauty, 3 for 25c. Add 5e post-- 
 
ge. Covered with lovely 
ylooms from May until frost. 
Miss Charlotte Caston, Jenkins- 
burg.  ; 
 
Hollyhock plants, 25c ea.: 
ed, 10c pkg., colors red, pink, 
yhite; 4 colors fall pinks, 30c 
sage well rooted, 25c. <a. 
ll] PP. Mrs. L. A. McKibben, 
h -2. Waco. 
 
Dahlias single rust color, dbl 
ender, large size, wine dbl. 
tuber; white narcissus, 25c 
 
Add postage. Mrs. Ruth 
ks, White Stone. 
ellow, crange, red azaleas, 
dodendrons, Mtn. laurel, 
veet shrubs, spruce and white 
nes, red and white dogwood, 
[tn. ferns. -Mrs. Lula Jar- 
rd, Rt. 4, Dahlonega. 
innias, large marvigold, small 
rigold. Jap. sunflowers, and 
xed flower szed, 10c pkt.; 
ll exc. for white feed sacks. 
-ehecks please.. Mrs. L. S. 
moer, ht... 1,0 Box 57; Dah- 
nega. ee He 
weod sprouts, 3 ft. high, 
wiite flowers, 30c ea., 4 for 
00. Add postage: aiso black- 
ed sugar crowdsr pea seed, 
Top AGG 
ans, Talona. 
 
well shaped boxwood, 8 ft. 
gh, 35 ft. around, 75 yrs. old, 
 
  
 
postage. Buford 
 
5.00.2 L. J. Lathem, RFD 
Canton J 
ndina, red, pink crepe 
 
rtle, red altheas, Jap. mag- 
2, Scotch brcoms,~ Baby 
reath spirea, abelia, ligustrum, 
jJucidum, dace vine; pampas 
rass, trumpet vine. Send 
 
Star tor prices. Mrs. -E. J. 
rrester, Sparta. 
Mixed col. azaleas, 75c doz.; 
tg and spruce pine, snow- 
 
  
 
ol. iris, white yellow narcissi, 
5 CO. . All rooted. Eunice 
is, Ellijay. 
 
igustrum, Japonicum, speci- 
ven plants, 3 to 4 ft, high. very 
eautiful, scarce. Call or write 
Hamas, 168 Howard St., SE, 
Janta, De. 3271. Cant ship. 
Dahlias sev. colors, 50c ea.; 
[t, 20 for 25c; Mtn. laurels, 
logwood, white pine, azaleas, 
5 C.; glad bulbs, 60c C.; hedge 
pt to: 2 ft, 50 for $1.00: 
 
iquils, $1.00 C.; red running 
ter roses, 10c doz., cuttings; 
arf red dahlias, 50c doz. Add 
 
mnowballs, bridal wreath, 
es bouquet, golden bells, 
wer almonds, lilacs all well 
ed, 10 ea.; purple iris, 25c | 
lily flags, 10c doz.; AY 
irs. , -L. . Willis; 
 
  
 
hrysanthemums: Commerc- | 
 
s, 6 for 25c; snowdrop, lilac, | 
 
brella china, black and red + 
 
i crabapple, 
 
geranium, 25c ea.; mixed |, 
 
Mixed col. iris, yellow jon- 
quil, 75 C.; dbl. white grass 
pinks, 25c bunch; white and 
yellow narcissus, 75c C.; big 
db]. white spirea, 25c-a.: mix- 
ed col. altheas, 25c. doz. Add 
postage. R. M. Ray, Rt. 3, El- 
lijay.. s 
 
Two shades bright yellow 
late tall day lilies, 20c ea.: dbl. 
orange day, $3.00 C.; sgl. same 
price; tube rose blooming ze, 
$5.00. C.; small $1.00 C.; 20 
| varieties iris, $5.00 C. Mrs. A. 
J. Welden, Griffin. 
 
Lilacs, brides wreath, gold- 
en bells, snowball, brides bou- 
 
purple iris, daffodils, jonquils, 
10c doz.; privet hedge, $1.00 C. 
All FOB. Freebon Willis, Rt. 1, 
Talking Rock. : 
 
/ 0-6. tt. stem, 18. spread, 
weeping cherry trees grafted, 
$3.00 ea.; 3-5 ft. large pink dbl. 
flowcring cherry, $3.00 ea.; 
Bushy 3 ft. purple magnolia, 
$2.00. Other desirable plants. 
Jack Welden, Griffin. 
 
Dbl. Japonicas, 4 yr. old, 50c 
ea.; red dogwood, $1.00; gold- 
en chain, 50c ea.; iris, 35c doz.; 
weeping Mary, 50c ea.; dbl. 
daffodils, 50c doz.; honey- 
suckles, 50c ea. Miss Sarah E. 
Barrett, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
Dbl. Japonicas, 6 yr. old, well 
rooted, 60c ea.; red dogwood, 4 
for $1.00: baby snowball, well 
rooted, 50c ea.; large snowball, 
well rooted, 75c ea.: Also Hast- 
er lily bulbs. Mrs. Oma Barnes, 
Rios nijay. i 
Yellow  narcissi, 
daffodils, -30c CC. PP; 
 
yonquils, 
or will 
 
Mrs. L. J. McKinney, Rt. D, 
Cordele. _ 
 
Blooming size azaleas, 45c 
doz.; spruce_and white pines, 
Mtn. laurels, ivy, dogwood, 65c 
doz.: sweet shrubs, 10c_ ea.; 
erabapples, 45c doz.; altheas, 
i5c ea. exc. for sacks. Add 
postage. -Mrs. Grace Cochran, 
RED 1, Ellijay. 
 
sorted colors and varieties of 
Exhibition, Commercials, An- 
emones, pompons, 
spoon and single. 6 doz., $1.00. 
Mrs. David G. Jones, Arling- 
ton. a 
 
Abelia, 3 c 
$3.00 for 50; $6.00 C.; 35 - yr. 
gardenias, 75c ea.; Pittosporum 
green var, green &- white, 
green & yellow, 2 & 3 ft., $1.10 
sweet myrtle, red holly, 
 
ea.; 
95c ea. PP. Frefer PO money 
order. Mrs. Warner Edwards, 
 
Rt. 1, Spring Vale..- 
Holly, Cherok:e roses, 
odendrons, ivy, Min. - laurel, 
azaleas, dogwoods, 
strawberry bush, tulip poplar, 
 
black and white pines, 2-4 ft., 
80c doz. Minnie Campbell, 
Morganton. 
 
- Crabapple, black haw, black 
 
suscadine, red; yellow plums, 
gooseberry,  blackberry, 50c 
doz.; jonquils, 20 doz.; xc. 
Yor white.or printed sacks. Add 
nostage. Mrs. D. M. Colson, Rt. 
3. Toomsboro.  
. Purple lilacs, 4 for 35c; red, 
yellow, white chrysanthemums, 
G cf ea. 15; heavenly blue 
morning glory seed and moon 
vine seed, 8c pkt.; 
er seed, 8c pkt. 
Messer, Waleska. 
 
Req dogwoods, red and yel- 
jow azaleas, $1.00 doz.; Mtn. 
laurel, black and White pines, 
%5c doz.:. pink Cherokee roses, 
10 ea.: red and yellow Japoni- 
cas, spruce pines, 25c ea. Mrs. 
Cc. C. Wright, Loving. 
 
Pink flcwering almond, wis- 
teria, sweet shrubs, forsy'thia, 
cherry laurel, abelia, white 
erepe myrtle, jasmine, altheas; 
 
of 
 
   
 
Mrs. Mary 
 
-|spirea, redbud, ligustrum, etc.,- 
 
25 ea., 6 for $1.25.. Mrs. L. A 
Barry, Rt. A, Cordele. . 
 
Pink Cherokee roses, rhod- 
odendrons, Mtn. laurel, pink, 
'yellow azaleas, cream white 
dogwood, crabapple, white pine, 
coralberry, tulip poplar, all 3 
ft.. $1.00 dozen. Bonnie Aber- 
erombie, Mineral Bluff. 
 
White and blue iris, 25 doz.; 
yellow root, 20c large bunch; 
catnip, 15c bunch; narcissus 
and Lady of Lake, 1l5c doz. 
Mrs. Maggie Grant, RFD 7, 
Gainesville, 
 
Dahlia _ bulbs, 
blooms 5-10, 15c ea., $1.40 
doz. Add postage. Miss Bes- 
sie Martin, Rt. 5, Gainesville. 
 
Azaleamum (pink) plantts, 5 
for $1.00:. blue iris, 25c doz.; 
dbl. orange day lilies, 50c doz. 
Add postage. No stamps. No 
orders less than 50c. Mrs.: M. 
T. Tanner, Sandersville. 
 
2-3 ft. abelia, $3.00 doz.; 1-2 
ite $150; 2 doz. ga 1 82 
grown dwarf boxwood, $6.00 
doz.; 6-8, $4.00 doz.; white and 
watermelon crepe myrtle, 2 ft., 
$1.00 doz., del. Mrs 
rell, R Gr 
 
all colors, 
 
  
 
quet, old time roses, 10c ea.: 
 
| for anything can use. 
 
exc. for Mammoth sunflower. 
seed or anything I can use. 
 
Chrysanthemum plants as- 
 
button s,  
 
a 4 it., 25e ea.3 
 
-rhod-/ 
 
mixed flow-. 
 
field, 
 
  
 
oo ee ; Ler 2 
 
Dbl. pink oleander, well root- 
ed, 25-30c ea.: red spider lily 
bulbs, large  size, 45c 
smaller, 35c doz.; pink fairy 
lily bulbs, large, 35c doz. Miss 
Mittie Collins, Rt. 1, Box 34, 
Smithville. 
 
Blue Roman hyacinths, 50c 
 
'doz.; red President cannas, 40c 
doz.; $2.50 C.; fragrant yellow 
 
narcissus, 50 for 50c; dbl. white 
altheas, 3 ft; 35c; 4 ft:,:50c: 5 
ft.. 75c PP. in Ga. Evelyn W. 
Seago, Pinehurst. 
 
Tiger lilies, yellow dbl. day 
and sgl. lilies, fall pinks, pur- 
ple, white and yellow, 30c doz.; 
jonquils, blue iris, foxgloves, 
butter and eggs, 25c doz. Exc. 
Mrs. W. 
H. Wh'te, Rt. 1, Box 37,. Dah- 
lonega. 
 
Red and dbl. bronze Koreans 
and pink azaleamums, 35c doz; 
pink per. pea plants, 10c~ea. of 
3:for 25c; mixed ragged Robin 
plants, 25 doz. Miss Willie D. 
Wocdward, Jenkinsburg. 
 
Ophiopogon - for evergreen 
 
border, 3c ea.; blue ageratum, 
 
5c ea.; will exc. for hardy 
phlox, hardy asters or lemon 
day lilies. Mrs. Russell Bever- 
ly, Ochlocknee. 
 
Well rooted Cape Jasmines, 
25c ea.; yellow Jasmine vines, 
large elumps, yellow honey- 
suckle vines, American holly, 
Casena holly, all strong, well 
rooted, any 3 for 25c PP. Mrs. 
Jennie DeLoach, Rt. 1, Town- 
send. eee : 
 
White lilac, 2 ft. yellow bells, 
3 for 25c; brides wreath, crepe 
myrtle, 4 ft., 25c ea.; wisteria 
vines, 15 ft., 50c, well rooted; 
Star Jasmine, 3 for 30c. Mrs. 
E. R. Coggins. Covington, 
 
Heavy field grown semper- 
viren dwarf boxwood, 10-12 
high, $4.00 doz.; nice wax leaf 
abelia bushes, 12-15 high, 
$2.00 doz.; gardenia bushes, 2 
for $1.00, $5.00: doz., red ver- 
bena, 50c doz. Mrs. B. L. Rob- 
inson, Greenville. 3 
 
Well rocted old Eng. box-. 
woods, bunchy plants treated | 
 
with B-1, 4 to 6 high, 15c ea.; 
 
$1.50 doz.; larger plants, 25c 
 
ea., $2.50 doz. Will treat 
plants with B-1 again_before 
mailing. Mrs, L. R. Pierson, 
Lilley Mill Rd., Doraville. 
Purple: lilac, running ivy, 
Jan. Jasmine, lavender wis- 
teria, red velvet rose, purple 
Easter lily, rooted, J5c ea., 
$1.20 doz. yellow jonquil, 
white narcissus, pink thrift, 35c 
 
doz. Olivia Patterson, Rt. 2, 
Waco. 
Pink and lavender. crepe 
 
myrtle, 2 ft. or more, $15.00 Cs 
also Eng. dogwoods, Jap, Mag- 
nolia, yellow Kerry, Japonicas 
sgl.and dbl., white spireas, Mrs. 
C. R. Morgan, Americus, 
Jonquils, daffodils, snow- 
drops, narcissus, orange day 
jilies, pink per. phlox, Mtn. 
ferns, trailing arbutus, Shasta 
daisies, $1.00 .C.; dogwoods. and 
azaleas, $1.00 doz. Vera Wil- 
gon, Blue Ridge... * 
Azaleas, all. col. dogwood, 
-edbud, crabapple, Cherokee 
rose, laurels, rhododendrons, 
holly, red maple, coralberry, 
butterfly up to 5 ft., $1.00 doz. 
 
PP. Sadie Wilson, Morganton. 
e and) 
plack pines, Min. laurels, $1.00 
 
Rhododendrons, white 
doz.; red and white dogwood, 
redbud, azaleas, hemlock, 75c 
doz.; exc. for feed sacks. Zola 
Reece, Blue Ridge. 
 
Scarlet, coral and pink ver- 
bena, strong, well rooted plants, 
 
8c ea.; postpaid in $1.00 or 
 
more lots: old fashioned iris, 
pale blue, purple, white, 25c 
doz. in $1.00 orders. Pearl 
Hudgins, Flowery Branch. 
_Dahlias. true to type, labeled, 
$2.00 doz. del. Hunts Velvet 
Wonder, Sunrays, Agnes Young, 
Chamberlain Florest, Fort 
Monmouth, Jersey Beauty, etc. 
Many better varieties also, Mrs. 
Eunice JI. Johnson, Box 86, 
Flowery Branch. 
 
Six Balm Gilead, six white 
dogwood, $1.00 ea.; purple iris, 
orange day lilies, 50c doz.; ex- 
tra fine jonquils, paper white 
narcissi, $2.00 C.; 50 for $1.00. 
Mrs. Clara Prince, Rt. 1, Box 
14, Demorest. 
 
Azaleas, 2%-3 ft. redbud, 
Cherokee roses, white pines, 
spruce pines, 
Mtn. ljaurels, Mtn. ferns, Snow 
on Mt., $1.00 doz. < Lucille 
Dickey, Blue Ridge.  
 
Chinquapin chestnut, spruce 
pine, white pine, holly, laurel, 
ivy, dogwood, maple, rhododen- 
dron, azaleas, cedar 5 and 6 ft., 
$4.00 doz: 6 and 8 ft., $5.00 
doz. at my place. Mrs. R. M. 
Holloway, Rt. 1, Dahlonega. - 
 
Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons, 
hemock, white pine, dogwood, 
azaleas, crabapples, $1.25 doz.; 
 
galax, ferns, trailing arbutus, | 
 
35c clump. Postpaid, Nancy 
 
| Nichols, Mineral Bluff, 
 
doz.;. 
 
orange day lilies, 30c doz. 
 
Add postage. 
Wright, Rt. 1, Buchanan. 
 
rhododendrons, ' 
 
  
 
~ Rhododendrons, $1.00 doz.; 
Mtn. laurel, azaleas,. red & 
white dogwood, redbuds, 75c 
doz.: Exe. for feed sacks. Ola 
W. Adams. Mineral Bluff. 
Large prize winning chrysan- 
themums-Silver Wedding white, 
ball yellow, Rainbow pink, 
Lavendar, variegated, cream, 
red, tan, 20 plants, $1.00; But- 
ton & daisy types, 30 for $1.00. 
Mrs. R. L. Silver, Rt. 5, Cuth- 
bert... : : 
Red maple, white & red dog- 
wood, redbuds, pussy willows, 
azaleas, Mtn. laurel, rhododen- 
drons hemlock, Cherokee roses, 
 
Others. 
Bluff. 
_Arborvitaes, 25c ea.; roses 
red and white, $1.00 doz.; red 
dogwoods, azaleas, Japonicas, 
flowering peach trees, lily 
bushes, 5c ea. Add postage. 
Mrs. Reba Davenport, Loving. 
Prize winning chrysanthe- 
mums, spider type, OHKwan, 
yellow pink and white Rayon- 
ante, 10c ea.; Korean white, 
bronze, red buttens orchid, 
bronze, 40c doz., labeled. Mrs. 
Obe Woodward, Jenkinsburg. 
 
Prize winning chrysanthe- 
 
Susie Wilson, Mineral 
 
mums, largest type, Major Bon- | 
 
affon, Queen Mary, Smiths 
Enchantress, Eldorado, Silver 
wedding, Silver Ball, Apricot 
Beauty, 50c doz. Add postage. 
Mrs. Wilson Caston, Jenkins-~ 
 
burg. 
 
Min, laurels, Mtn. pine, rhod- 
odendrons, red, white dogwood, 
sweet shrubs, azaleas, red 
maple, $1.00 doz.; white pine, 
pussyWillow, 20c ea.; blue iris, 
Add 
postage. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. 
Clyde Roper, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Ginger lilies, trailing arbutus, 
coltsfoot, fall pinks, yellow and 
pink, yellow and white jon- 
 
quils, 35c doz. Add postage. 
Marell Waters, Rt. 1, Dah- 
lonega. 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel, 
 
white pine, dogwood, azaleas, 
 
redbud, crabapple,. pussywil- 
low, coralberry, all 38 ft. high, 
$1.00 doz.; phlox, blue iris, 
gray violets, narcissus, $1.00 C. 
Gladys Robinson, Mineral 
Bluff. 
 
-Tiger lilies, jonquils, trailing 
 
arbutus, 25c doz.; red dogwoods 
Cherokee roses, crabapples, lau- 
rels, ivy, white pines, redbuds, 
3 for 25c. Helen Holland, Min- 
eral Bluff. 
 
Glad. bulbs, Picardy pinks, 
Chateau Thierry red, 35c doz., 
other colors, $1.25 C.; white 
April narcissi,; $1.25 C.; . dbl. 
pink altheas, 3 for 50c; mixed 
hardy phlox, 50c doz, exc. for 
sacks. Myrtle Pace, Rt. 1, 
Temple: 
 
-Lemon day lilies, snowdrop, 
King Alfred daffodil. bulbs, 
$1.00 C.;. Jap blue iris, 40c doz.; 
Fairy lilies, lavender oxalis, 
button mums, all col. 25 doz. 
Mrs. Mattie 
 
Red flowering dogwoods, hol- 
lies, :redbuds, maples, flower- 
ing almonds, tulip poplar, red 
Japonicas, azaleas, sweet 
shrubs, laurels, white pines, 50c 
doz. Verna Heaton, Mineral 
Bluff. ae 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn, laurel, 
maple, dogwood, spruce. and 
white pines, holly, sweet shrubs 
90c doz.: red & yellow Japoni- 
cas, lilac pink and rose weigel- 
ias, 20c ea. Add postage. Mrs: 
Roxie Plumley, Rt. 2, Ellijay. 
 
-Worlds Wonder Picardy 
pink and many other named 
glads., 254doz.: 5 doz, $1.00; 
Minuet lavender, 25c doz.; all 
blooming size; forsythias, snow- 
 
balls, red, pink & white spireas, 
 
$1.00 doz. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, 
Young Harris. = 
 
Iris, 10 labeled, 50 for $1.15, 
mixed, $1.20 C.; beardless 25 
for 60c; evergreen, flowering 
honeysuckle shrub, 35c, 2 for 
60c; dbl. yellow kerria, 3 for 
35c; abelias, 35c ea. Mrs, J. M. 
Hall, Rt. 1, Calhoun. 
 
Native mixed azaleas, sweet 
shrubs, Mtn. laurels, tulip pop- 
lars, fern, leaf sumac, white 
rhododendrons, spruce, white, 
long leaf black pines, all well 
rooted, $1.25 doz. Mrs. Elsie 
Heaton, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Yr. old dbl. yellow Japoni- 
eas, 60c ea. 2 for $1.00; red 
Jap quince, buddleia, wisteria, 
40c_ea,; azaleas, altheas, red 
Indian arrow, almonds, snow- 
ball. 25c ea., 5 for $1.00. Miss 
Celess Richards, Rt, 2, Talking 
Rock. 
 
Jonquils, white narcissus, 50c 
C.: purple iris, 75c C.; butter 
and eggs, 50c C.; honeysuckle, 
10c ea.; horse radish, 10c. Add 
postage; exc. for cabbage or 
onions. Mrs. G. A. Nix, Rt. 1, 
 
Box 133, Fairmount. 
Pink thrift,.50c C.| Prompt 
shipment. Bertha Grizzle, Gum- | 
 
  
 
white pines, 3 for 25c: 75 doz. | keeps flies away, blooms fro 
 
| Lake Park. 
 
bridal wreath, pink atmond 
 
_. Dogwood, 
 
Beauty, 
 
  
 
    
   
  
   
  
  
   
   
   
   
    
   
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
   
   
  
   
   
  
   
   
   
  
   
  
    
    
  
  
   
  
  
   
   
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
   
   
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
   
  
  
   
   
   
  
  
  
   
    
  
   
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
   
   
  
   
  
   
   
  
  
   
  
   
 
hollies. red maples, or 
Tiger lilies, arbutus, daffodi 
20c doz. Bertha Holland, Mi 
eral Bluff. ae 
 
Sweet shrubs, azaleas, : 
 
monds, white, red, velvet roses, 
trumpet vine, 3 for 25c; da 
lilies, iris, violets, trumpet da 
fodils, others. Add . postage, 
Dorothy Teem, Rt. 1, Box 46. 
Talking Rock. ee 
 
Shoo-fly seed, blue blooms 
 
early spring until frost. 15 
pkg. postpaid. Mrs. G .E, King, 
 
Red Geranium cuttings, 15c 
ea.: 3 for 30; Lace Sprengeri, 
sword, Boston, fluffy ruffl 
ferns, 20c -ea.; Star Bethlehem 
bulbs, 25c C.; white -narcissus 
25e doz.; white iris, 30c doz 
Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt. 2, Adairs- 
ville. ee 
 
6 dwarf boxwoods, 2 yrs. old, 
$2.00 del.; monthly rose. cut: 
tings from roses with larg. 
thick petals, cream and pink. 
6 for 25c postpaid. Mrs. R. T 
Chatham, Rt. 2, Adairsville X 
 
Winter pinks, orange day lil- 
ies, March flowers, 25 doz. 
 
Rt. 2, Talking Reck. ee 
Pink Mt. thrift, large or smal 
amount. Miss Sallie Kate 
Heard, Rt. 3, Box 109, Cu 
Ming. x : 
Mixed bulbs (Jonquil, but 
cups, butter and eggs, 
cluster, fragrant yellow : 
cissus, white April bloomin; 
narcissi, 50c.C.,. 500 for $2.00 
Mrs, B. T. Echols, Philomati 
Prize winning largest chry- 
santhemums, Smiths Enchant- 
ing, earliest pink, resembles 
aster, Silver sheen, soft whit 
Oct. Rose; pink Chieftan, 50: 
doz.; Pompons, 6c ea., 8c post: 
age. Mrs. Marvin Farrar 
Jenkinsburg. on 
-. Snowball bushes, crep 
myrtle, -15: ea.; cedar, India 
arrow, same price. Easter iil- 
ies, $1.00 doz.. Mrs. Mae Turn 
er, Rt. 6, Gainesville. a 
azaieas,. hol. 
Cherokee roses, Japonicas, M 
laurels, rhododendrons, sweet 
shrubs, strawberry bush, prive 
hedge, 2-4 ft.. 80c doz., 2. doz 
$1.50;: Lilac; .25e ea.  Bthe 
Curbow, Morganton. 
Bird of Paradise bushe 
ft.. 25e ea.; exc. for garde 
boxwood, dbl. red flowerin. 
quinee or gardenia cuttings, 6 
long. Also dark red currant 
sprouts, 10c ea. Exc. Mrs. A. 
Persons, Marshallville. = 
Snowball, well rooted, holly 
bushes, red Japonicas, ivy, 50 
AS Frank Pierce, Rt. 230 E 
ijay. ey 
Dahlias, winners of blue 1 
bons in Ga. Dahlia show 1941 
8 blooms and over, labeled 
35e ea.,3 for $1.00 del.-  
Carter, G. Lawrence, . 
etc. 
Flowery Branch. 
' Althea lilies, red Japonicas, 
$1.00 doz.; pink Cherokee ros 
Barberry bushes, 10c a.: 
6 arborvitaes rooted, 15c ea.; 10 
choice roses, $1.00 doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. Mae~ Wright, 
Loving. Ae ee 
Large prize winning c 
santhemums, pompons, daisies, 
azaleamums, 75 yvar., 30c doz.; 
4 doz., $1.00 labeled; 6 doz 
unlabeled, $1.00; Tuberose, lan- 
tana, 30c doz. Mrs. H. G. Woods 
Donalsonville. es 
Truckload of purple wisteri 
bushes and vines, 25c to $1.00  
sprout. Come get them, as 
many ag you want. Mrs. J. E. 
Woodall, Rt. 1, Calhoun. 
Snapdragons, rose pink, mix- 
ed, 50c qoz.; larkspur, Gail- 
lardia, blue ageratum, pink 
yarrow, pink weigelia, abelia 
25c doz., sgl. larkspur, 20c doz. 
blue salvia, 35c doz. Add post- 
age. Mrs. R. W. Tanner, 207 
Berkely Dr., Macon. Poe 
Per. verbena, scarlet red anc 
deep pink, white, $2:00 C.; dbl. 
yellow Japonicas, 50c 
$1.00 doz.; pink everbloomi 
thrift, 75c C. del. in Ga. Mrs, 
E. A. Smith, Rt. 3, Greenville. 
Stocks, Veronica, Stokesia 
blue salvia, gaillardia, Love-a- 
mist, pink per. phlox, per. aster, 
3 col. Dianthus pinks, Qu 
Anns lace, 35c doz. Annua 
phiex;. $1.00: GC. Mrs. i 
   
   
 
Blue Roman Byacuine vel 
 
iow narcissus, also butter and | 
ee bulbs, ic ea. Bessie W. 
HL uillebeau. Rt. 2; Lincolnton. 
 
2 AJ aponitas, azaleas, 
ewood, Mtn. laurel, black 
es, tulip poplars, 2-4 ft., 
i rooted, 80 ee Ora 
rmer, Morganton, : 
 
Old. Eng. dwarf. boxwoods, 
avy, 4 yrs. 6-8, $15.00 C.; 
mi-dwarf 4- oe $350-C3 
 
linas, $3.50 C.; spireas, tie 
Blanche Woodruff, 
 
Yellow, orange, red azaleas, 
rh dodendrons, Mtn. 
et shrubs; spruce and white 
ine, red and white dogwood, | 
.. Mrs. Ola Thomas, Rt. 
 
Dahlonega. J 
~Snowdrift bulbs, 10c doz.; 
jonquils, 75c C.; old fashioned 
pinks, purple, white and yel- 
low, golden glow, foxglove, but- 
er and egg plants, house leek, 
 
Mrs. G. 
 
Rink and white Beonies 25% 
bunch; yellow and red_ fall 
pinks, 3 for 25c;. pink and red 
verbenas, 50c doz. bunches. 
Mrs. C. E. Crump, Rt. 1, Hart-' 
ait 
fe eaic flags, orange lilies, 
gold, cream, white - narcissus, 
$1.00 C.- Tiger lilies, 6 for 50c; 
white, pink peonies, bridal 
wreath, almond, golden bell, 
ap. quince, 25c ea. A. E. 
ghey, Rt. 1,. Fairmount. 
Pink rhododendrons, laurels, 
red, pink, white dogwoods, all 
col. azaleas, pink Cherokee 
rose, erabapple, holly, redbud, 
red maple, 3-5 ft., $1.00 doz. 
Bob Wilson, Blue Ridge. < 
Red dogwoods, azaleas, holly 
bushes, Mtn. laurel, crabapples, 
Cherokee roses, 2-3 ft. high, 
well rooted, $1.00 doz., trailing 
arbutus, Shasta daisy, 25c doz. 
Mrs. A. F. Kincaid, Morganton. 
Blue single hyacinths, long 
umpet yellow daffodils, Fast- 
er lily bulbs, 25c doz.; n 
colors carnation pinks, 25 doz.;, 
lls, Lady Lake, 60c -C. 
Postpaid. No stamps. Miss 
Annie Cole, Rt. 2, Bowden. 
_King Alfred daffodil bulbs 
 
5-i this seaseri), 
 
baby button mums, 
 
doz. Add postage) Mrs. Gussie 
 
onner, Rt. 1, Buchanan. 
White & yellow .- 
bulbs, 10 doz.: jonquils, 
ils, 10  doz.; 
blackberry vines. 10 ea.: Aug. | 
jes, 20c doz.: yellow root, 252 
sweet shrubs. 10c e2., 
00. . Nona Akin, Rt. 
Ca roliton. | 
~ Pink: yarrow, 15 plants, 30c: 
 
Blue iris, 40 doz.; Japonicas, 
15 ea.; dogwood, 25c ea.; Star 
Bethlehem, 30c doz.; white nar- 
cissus, 20c doz.; pink weigelias, 
15 ea.; azaleas, 40c doz.: roses, 
 
10c. ea. Add - postage. Lillie 
Parks, Ellijay. 
 
3 Bird Paradise, red and wale 
low blooms, 1 ft. high, 75c ea.; 
orange day lilies, 23c doz. Miss 
Pauline Crump, Rt. 2, Hartwell. 
 
Phlox, day lilies, Lady Lake, 
| garlic, purple crepe myrtle iris, 
white. marcissi; Exc. for red 
crepe myrtle, Cape Jasmine, 
req. dbl. Japonicas, red, pink 
azaleas, others. Write E. E. 
 
  
 
laurels; 
 
mN 
 
narcissus ; 
daf- | 
Himalaya  
 
4; 
 
Stevensen, Ellenwood. 
 
Dbl. yellow Japonicas, 50c 
 
sncwball, red Cydonica 
| Japonica, 35c ea.; foxgloves, 
25c doz.; violets, 4 doz., 40c: 
old fashioned peachtrees, $i: 00 
doz. Others. Exc. for sacks. 
Mrs. Ina Barrett. Talking Rock. 
 
All col. dogwoods, pink, red, 
yellow azaieas, pink dbl. rhod- 
odendrons, 2 col: Cherokee 
roses, joliy, white pine, red 
maple, Mtn, laurels, pink crab- 
apple, 3-5 ft. PP. $1.00 doz., 
9. doz. $1.75. Robert Wilson, 
Blue Ridge. 
 
Daficdils, jonquils, 50e 7 -C: 
white narcissus, 15c doz.; prime 
roses, 10c doz.; privet hedge 
bush; <3 tor 25c: exe. 
thing can use. Add- postage. 
Mrs. Lillie Barrett, Rt. 3, El- 
lijay. 
 
Red 
 
Cass 
 
Ea 
 
and white 
'sgaleas, red maple, sweet 
shrubs, rhododendrons. Min. 
laurels, Mtn. pine, $1.00 doz.; 
evergreen galax, blue iris, 
orange day lilies, golden glow, 
30c doz. Add postage. Mae 
Bell Roper, Mineral Bluff. 
Alberie, Waterer spirea, for- 
sythia, baby breath, lilac, but- 
terfly, Jasmine, wisteria, birds- 
eye, good roots, 10 for $1.00: 
 
dogwoods, 
 
erocaliis, 200 for  oe 00; PR? 
Mrs. Dick Powell, Rt. 2, Col-, 
lege Park. 
 
Blue and white violets, 40c 
C.: white and yellow narcissi, 
daffodils, orange lilies, 
doz.:. roses, lilies, pridal 
wreath, white spirea, azaieas, 
30c ea. Add postage. Myrtle | 
Vick, Rt. 3, Box 73, Eilmay. 
 
Mead Sirain Giant Hybrid 
Amaryllis Bulbs (will bioom 
3 for $1.06; Mag- 
inolias, Soulangeana early 
oink blooms, 25 to 30c ea 
'Acuba Japonica 
 
; ea. Add postage. 
Ts Ne, 
 
  
 
Bed. 
2ones, Serevern 
tanta. ; 3 
< 1 rooted 
| pur shes,  Pre: 
| rerigold Si ed, 356 cupiul 
vod cann $1.00 doz, PP: 
E Sertcu S; "$4. 00 C.:; danhl- 
Rose So $1. 06 GOz. 
 
French | 
 
Imp. spirea 20, 25c ea.; orna- | Af 
 
mental pepper - seed, large an nd 
 
mall var.. 7c teaspoonful: pink. | 
 
purple verbena, large Moorea | 
cutting, 15c ea., 2 for 25c. Mrs. 
Belle Israel. Rt. ae 
Min. Holly, red. white, yel- 
\ orange azaleas, red- & | 
white dogwoods, rhodcden- 
drons, redbuds, Min. laurels, 
Mtn. cherry, maples. blue iris, 
May lily, 75c doz. PP. Mrs. 
_F. Satterfield, Ri. 4, Dehienega. 
Dehhia Tubers- Prince of 
ersia, Jersey Beacon, Darlene, 
Cuban a White Wonder, 
Treasure Island. 
Jane Cew!l, M. 
; Nisin. pees $1.18 doz. 
Pauline Taylor, Rt. 2, Duluth. 
Large Tiger lilies, 5 for $1.00: 
bluejiay glads., 50c Gez.; nice 
var. iris, white, plue, bronze, 
25 for $1.00; white August lil- 
ies, 3 for 25: goldensiow, 35 
doz. Add postage. Mrs, Ros- 
ger Thomas, Adairswitie. 
Large: @b). red dahlias, 
 G0z.; red. yellow ceannas, pink 
giads, white narcissus, Barhec 
oulos. 2c doz.: pink thrift, 50e 
ce - dwarf pox weod evitimegs., 10c 
ea. Add postage. Mrs. U. S. 
"Lynch, Rt. 1, Alto. 
x Yellow and white daffodils, 
ia fashioned joneuils, $1.00 C.; 
@lue Roman hyacinths, $1.00 
for 50 bulbs. Mrs. M. T. Mec- 
Guire, Ri. 2, Adairsvie. 
_. Spirea, butterfly push, althea, 
_pPoliden bells, Kiac, crepe myriie, 
ae and plue hydrangea, 15c | 
2 for 25c; Guinea wing, | 
ees and other begonias, 16c | 
eutting, 2 for 15c. Mrs. J. A. 
Martin, Marti. 
Spec. collections, $1.00 ea.; 
300 exhibition  gladiolus, 10 
prize dahlias, 6 Regal Nites, 5 
Rubdrum lilies, 6 Amaryllis, 2 
G0. tulip bulbs, 6 fancy Jeaved 
hh readies 6 red, white or pink | 
omies, $ doz... Giant pansies. 
. A. Dobbs, Gainesville. 
: Golden - glow, yellow and 
purple iris, 4@c doz.: for- 
: et ae ea.: pinks, 10c ea. 
Esteld Oe: Rt. 
& 
 
Smithville. ; 
 
Je 
 
Mirs. | 
 
SOc 
 
Reautifu, Bird of Paradise 
/ seed, well matured, bloom 
r ae by ase PP. Send cash 
 
soe) 
T. Stewers, 
 
WT? 
 
235 
Smali cedars, biue hyrange- 
as, yellow bells, March 
/25c ea. PP. Mrs, Arrie Ray, 
iRFD 4. Buena Vista. 
 
i. 7 Sara Fros; Camebia, 8 ft. 
tall, $35.00 if taken at once: 
15 Sara Frosi Camelhas, 6 % 
tall, $20.66. ea: 32 fine pink 
Japanese Magnohas, $1.60 @. 
Ne shipping. Mrs. J. 
4 Dixie, 
 
Dorothy Perkins pink month- 
ly rose, Seven Sister running 
-rese, green bud, red velvet. 23c 
i@a.; Weigehas, 36@c ea.; rhod- 
/odenrons, 50c Coz.: bive irks, | 
\25e dez. Add postage. Mirs. | 
Ww. Charles, Ri. 5, Bex 1, 
/ BDiiay. 
 
Weeping Bary, Coratberry, | 
Waterer, Billarai; Van) 
| Hentti spirea, Aypericiumm, i6c 
jea.; Tuberose, No. 1 Picardy, | 
 
i. 
 
Pct 
 
te 
 
& 
 
| Fiamime Sword Giads., 36c doz.: 
 
50c orders PP. Mrs J. G. Reb- 
ertson, Carrotion. 
Biack vyelvel roses, 
iJaponicas, hoiscus red, pink 
and white, 15c ea.: Tiger ly 
i bulbs, 20c ea. Well rooted 
| boxwoods, 25c ea. Add postage. 
'Leastie Smith, Bijay. 
| Old fashioned flower seed- 
| Marigoid, zinnia, bachelor bui- 
ton, Lady finger, Snow on Mi. 
arborvitae; aisoO bave can- 
taioupe, cushaw, okra seed. 
Ex @ fer other seeds.  Mrs.- 
i Rose Evia Cox, 608 Oak. Si., 
Dation. 
Gardenias, 
 
velow | 
 
2 tt. high, 50c 
ea.; red and pink verbenas, 
25c Goz.; Tiger lilies, Orange 
| day Vibes, 35c doz.; Orange and 
brown spotted cannas, 3 for 
30c. Mrs. E. L.. Roberts, Rt. 
1, Suwanee. 
Yellow pinks, 
sythia, 15c ea. yellow and | 
purple iris, golden glow, 40c 
doz. Postpaid. Mildren Mar- 
 
10c ea.; for- 
 
  
 
tin, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
for any- 
 
Nandinas, 2 for 50c; sgl. hem- 
 
"| lilae, 
 
-verbenas, 2c ea.. Pink crepe 
myrtle, evergreen yellow, Jas- 
mine, 20c ea.: purple violets, 
10c doz. Mrs. Lester Phillips, 
Rt. 1, Royston. 
 
Vinca major and Vinea 
minor, 25c doz.; Ophiopogon, 
dbl. and sgl. tuberose, 30c doz.; 
Jumbo Picardy and Flaming 
Sword glads., 35c doz.; No. 2 
size, 25c doz. 50c orders PP. 
Mrs. E. C. Robertson, Carroll- 
ton, 2 
 
Ferns, trailing arbutus, galax, 
50c doz.; rhododendrons, Mtn. 
laurels, $1. 00 doz.; redbud, red 
& white dogwood, azaleas. 75 
doz. Faye Walker, Mineral 
Bluff. 
 
Rooted spirea VH, baby 
breath, forsythia, althea, hibis- 
 
daisy, Kerria Japonica, garden- 
ias, sweetpeas, 23c for large 
plants; small 15c PP. Mrs. 
Brooks Edwards, Rt. 1, Box 90, 
Guyton. 
 
Boxwoods 12-15, pink weig- 
elias, pink almonds, golden 
-pells, _ spirea, wisteria, crepe 
myrtle, red Japonicas, purple 
pe hollies, 25 a.; 
liris, 20c. Mrs. W. Vo Silvers, 
Rt3, Ellijay. 
 
Morning eglory seed, 5c 
spoonful: also 4 o'clock, 5c doz., 
and hollyhock, 10c_ root, 
colors.. Will bloom this year. 
Add postage. Mrs, Cleo Owen- 
by, Blairsville.  
 
White, blue Kaster iris, white, 
yellow sweet scented narcissus, 
Emperor daffodils, 1 to a stem, 
20c doz., $1.00 C, Damp pack- 
ed. Add postage. C. B. Robin- 
son, Rt. 2, Bowdon. 
 
Magnolia, tea olive, pink and 
red crepe myrtle, dogwood, 
evergreen oak, red holly, Um- 
brella china, yellow jasmine, 
sweet myrtle, sweet bay, 1 to 
4 ft. 10c, to 30c. Exe. for 
sacks. Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Rt. 1, 
Dublin. 
 
  
 
15CH 
 
or 
exc, for: feed sacks any color, 
3 doz. butbs for 4 sacks. Want 
large size sacks. Mrs. W. W. 
 
Lane, Rt. 1, Vienna. 
 
i. Red dogwood, crabapple, yel- 
low thornless roses, pink remb- 
jer roses, bleoming pears. 10 
nea. $1.00 doz.; trailing arbutus, | 
| violets, 15c doz.: Exc. for feed | 
-sacks. Arzetta Henry, Mineral | 
 
' Bhoff. 
 
Gold Dust) 
Ae 
rose 
 
: large 
 
roses, | 
 
| 20 Goz.; 
 
Johnson, | 
 
' Seeds of as. 
| ner, petunia, hibiscus, 
| Mar AF OTE q 
 
A White pine, 
 
Bachelor buiton seeds, 
110c. cupful; 
| everbearing, extra 
|Jantana, 10c ea. 
 
i Miss Nonrie K. Moon. 
 
eas well rooted gardenia  
. Jasmines 6-87, $10.00 C.: 
oe some 18-20, 50c ea. 
ipped. Call at my farm 2 | 
mi. north of Oglethorpe. Min- 
inie L. Williams, Oglethorpe. 
| Blue grape hyacinths, 50c C., 
| 500 for $2.00: Sir Walkins daf- 
|fodils, 25c doz. Mrs. J. M. 
' Bobo, Hartwell. : 
Old Eng. dwarf. box wood 
-sempervirens field grown 4-6. 
 
_plooming size 
 
.. blackberry 
$1.00 doz.: Star. 
Bethlehem, $1.00 C. Mrs. C. 
Ma. Robinson, Greenville. 
 
Yehow narcissus, 65 C.: 
| White April, 50c C.: large white 
| pemnies, 20c 4.: purple iis, 
large ty pe variegated 
imums, 20c doz.: Morning Glory 
iseecg, 8 tablespoonful. so) 
postage. Etnel Sulhvan, Ri. 
| Marietta. 
Wel rooted scarlet 
i planis, blue fag butos, 
| postpaid, - Mrs. Bah 
| Ri. 1, Fiewery Branch, 
Rec ang white dogwoods, 
| pussy willow, red maple, azeje- 
as. yellow ang rec, Min. leau- | 
|rels, sweet shrubs, black am) 
white pines, rhedodendrons, | 
$1.35 Goz.: galax, arbutus, 35c 
aoc. Mrs. S. P. Roper, Min- 
erzi Bioft. 
 
Betsy Ress, Silver Weceee 
_Chrysoiera and Shannen large 
early mcurved pink chrysan- 
tThemums, oe dez., er 3 doz., 
' $1.00 del. F. W. Sehreidi, 
Ri 2, ae, 
 
Apr, pleGCMiINE wparcissyus 
i pulps, 56C.: pulbleits, 30c C.; 
firebush, touch-me- 
COSI OS, 
Veet ul. Mrs. 
i. 2, Temple. 
redouds, holly 
bush, crebapple, mnk Cherokee 
| roses, 8 col, azaleas, pink, red 
and yellow dorgw oods 
coraloerry, rhogedendrons, Min. 
-faurels, 3-5 fi. high. Well rooi- 
eg. E. J. Hotblan, Morganion. 
red, 
Strawberry plants 
fine, 30c C.; 
Add postage. 
Rt. 2 
 
=, 
 
le a., 
Hudsmes, 
 
| 
 
16e 
JOnn Weaver. 
 
| Bowdon. 
 
j 
 
| flowers, 
lerepe myrtle, 
 
Fall pinks, March blooming 
ecoltsfoot, 40c doz.; 
hollies, ivies, 
honeysuckles, 4 for 50c. No 
checks. Dollie Blackwell, Dah- 
jonega, 
 
Phlox. 25e Cr red and ec 
 
cus, 3 col. phlox, blue & white | 
 
all. 
 
| White narecissus, butter and. 
'egss, dbl. narcissus for sale 
 
Not | 
 
ts! $1.00 doz.; tat dogwood, 2-3 lea 
or | oc 
 
| 10c ea. 
verpena  
 
redouds, | 
 
  
 
56 yr. old reoted boxwoods, 
12 ea.; $5.00 lot; Emperor and 
abl. green daffodils, Poeticus 
narcissus, 25c doz., 6 doz., $1.00: 
Snowdrop. Calif. violets. $i. 00 
Cc. Postpaid. Miss sen Pen- 
land, Ellijay. 
 
Dogwood, willows, tea lives. 
Beautybush, magnolia, - holly, 
crepe myrtle, sweet bay, Bil- 
lardi spireas, dbl. white spireas, 
greybeard,.others, 1-to 3 ft., 
10c to 35c. Exc. for sacks. 
Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro. 
 
Evergreen, Medical, Balsam 
trees, 25c ea.; holly, 25c ea.; 
spruce, pink, white flowering, 
rhododendrons, $1.00 doz.; pur- 
ple iris, yellow daffodils, nar- 
cissus, 35> doz.; $1:00 _C. All 
well rooted. Mrs. Florence 
Heaton, Mineral Bluff. ; 
 
Heartsease, red, white, pur- 
ple verbena, jarge mums, daisy 
mums, cypress, 23c doz.; 
Chinese daisies, 6 for 25c, 
 
Cash or MO. Mrs. Ida Taylor, 
Rt. 2, Arlington. e 
 
Yellow, orange, red azaleas, 
rhedodendrons, Mtn. laurel, 
sweet shrubs, spruce and white 
pine, red and white dogwood, 
kollies, 75c doz. Add postage, 
Mrs. Lula Jarrard, Rt. 4, Dah- 
lonega. 
 
Nice rooted boxwood plants 
irom 6; to 8, $10.00 -.: 500 
small cherry laurel seedlings, 
$2.56. Holmes Woodruff, Green- 
ville, 
 
Giant white ee 
mums, 50c doz.: dark crimson 
dbi. althea, 25e ea.: 5 for $1.00: 
baby breath spirea, 6 for 50c: 
2 yr. wel] rooted. Abelia plants, 
5 for $1.00; rose bushes, 35c ea. 
ws Charles B, Tanner, RFD 
 
, Sandersville. 
 
Pure white lily bulbs, 6 for 
 
50c. D. W. Nichols, Kingston. 
 
Azaleas, all colors, Mtn. 
ferns, sweet shrubs, crabapple, 
40c - doz.: 
pines,  dogwood, laurels, rhod- 
odendrons, 75c doz.; white al- 
theas, 2 for 25c. Add postage. 
Mrs. FS Adams, of 2. El- 
lijay. 
 
Rhododendrons, dog woe, 
white pine, laurels, 65c doz.; 
| blooming size azaleas, 45c doz.: 
'boxwoods, 25c ea): dbl. pink 
almonds, snowballs,  altheas, 
| 25c. Others. Add postage. 
| Mis: Lee Eller, Rt. 2, Enijay. 
 
Boxwood 10- 14, 25e. ea.; 
plooming azaleas all colors, 45 
| doz., weigelias. almond, altheas, 
diol, Japonicas, 25 ea.: Indian 
arrow. dogwood, crabapple, lau- 
 
| 
 
rels, rhododendrons, ~ ers, 
7c ia 
Shepare. Rt. 2, Ellijay. : 
 
  
 
doz. Add postage. 
Pink almonds, purple jilacs, 
crepe myrtles, red Japonicas, 
golden bells. weigelias, brides 
| bouguet, holly bushes, spruces, 
burp!  wisieria, boxwoods, 20 
. Joyce Silvers, Rt 3. box 
Se. Ellijay. : 
Azaleas, mixed colors. white 
dogwood, red nape, crabapyple, 
snrub, 75 doz.; rhed-, 
/odendrons, ivies, white, spruce 
 
| pines, $1.0 doz... reg and yel- 
Mrs. 
 
| eweet 
 
ljow: Faponicas, 26c a. del. 
iJ. B. Wiliams, Einjay. 
 
|. Purple iris, winter pinks, 
 
lyehow, rec amc white, 25c 06z.; 
purple lac, bride] wreath, 
. | flow ering guimce, golden pels, 
flowering akmond, 16c | 
ee. Ade postage. Miss Lorene | 
| Jackson, Talking Rock. 
 
| Boxwoods 13 high, 25 ea.: 
| Og fashioned gold button pinks, 
(25c Goz. Add postage. Mrs. 
Molie Hengerson, Ri. 3, Box 
 
149, BDijay. 
 
Old fashioned white bridal 
wreath, Thumierberg! 
| and Gol. bridal wreath, 
myrtle, purple Yilac, 25 ea, or 
'3 for 60c del. Other shrubbery 
and bulos cheap. Mrs. S. P. 
Reed, Varnell. 
 
White pines, dogwood, 
poendrons, Min. jeurels, 
eoplie, azaleas, redbud, 
Gez. Mrs. BR. J. Wison 
santon, 
 
Biue grape hyacinth lbutos, 
Afie C.. 500 for $2:06: Crimson 
Kimg German iris, 75c 
Miss Vena Brown, Hariwel. 
 
Red,_ white dogweod, Min. 
laurels; rhododesdrens, crab- | 
apples, white pine, azzleas, 
$1.00 doz.; golden slow. ever- 
sreen galax, walling arbutus, 
'35c doz. - Mrs. Hazel Hover: 
Mineral Bhoft. 
 
Boxwoods  g@ifferent s 
some. 8 high, 8 or 10 in 
Giameter; others smaller. If 
interested see Mrs. Clarence | 
Everett, Harvest, 
 
Pink bush honeysuckle, vel- 
low Easter bell, peach roses, 
/ well rooted,.15 ea.: orange day 
lilies. catnip, garlic, 30 doz.; 
raspberries bearing size, 75c 
doz. Add postage to orders 
under $1.00. 
Goss, Jasper, 
 
ei 
 
spirea 
 
rhed- 
 
7 
 
x 
 
6, Mor- 
 
si 
 
28, | 
 
  
 
50c 
torders PP. No exc. or chks. 
 
60e: pure white tuberoses, 6 for 
 
Spruce and  white 
 
cCYEpe | 
erap- | 
 
$1.06 | 
 
eoz. | 
 
Mrs, Rilla Mae. pan 
 
plants, W5e. C.; "Shas 
rose per. phlox, T5c d 
postage. Mrs. / (Cc : 
Pineview. = 
 
Holly bushi 
dogwood, Mtn. laure 
apple, white pine, azale 
-edendrons, well r 
doz. Mrs. Mattie 
ganton, = 
: Blue jvis  pake 
large order; pink wh te 
red. yellow May 
rambler, 20 ea.) 
mixed colors. Swe 
30c doz., blooming - 
orders, PP. Hermans 
per. : 
Arbor- vitaes, ( 
wood 18 high, 50c ea. la 
12) high, - Toc doz. 20) 
 
postage. Mrs. Bree 
Rt. 1, Ellijay. | 
 
kinds fall ee 25 doz. 
Lady peas, 40c qt. - 
 
Want few dbl. white 
also 1 pk. red nest onic 
Mrs. E. P, Dollar, Felton 
 
Jonquils, daffodils, 
bulbs, 10c doz.; Hop vir 
ea.; edible soy beans, 
25c; wild cherry bark, 
Exe, for white or c 
sacks. Add postage under 
Mrs. Lee Butler, Rt 2. 
jonega. ete 
 
Korean, Daisy type. mi 
sev. colors. Large b 
ed, 25c del.: Exc. f 
bery or Lees, Wa yn. 
trell, Powder Springs. 
 
Wild Easter lily bull 
doz.: magnolia, teaoli 
bay, red holly, evergr 
umbrella china; crepe 
1 tt, 10e 3: At. 20c. 
 
5 ft. 40c. Add pos 
T. K. Womack, Rt. 1 
 
Dwarf boxwoods, 2 ft. 
Parma violets, t 
dbl, hyacinths. 2 
daisies, 
drons, * Min. 
azaleas, $1.06 doz. 
Garren, Morganton, 
 
The New Red Thrift 
rooted Poe 5c @ 
postpaid. ; 
than 50c. : PO 
order. W. 'T. Witham 
20, College Park. | 
 
ophiopogon and az. 
30c. doz:: . oxalis, E 
| Weeping Mary, Van Ho 
Billardi, Baby breath : 
ea. 50c orders PP. Mrs. 
lerine Hunter, CarroH 
 
One large doub 
Camellia Japonica 
nursery or lawn. Beg 
ing in Nov. See at 
now. Reasonable. M 
Hartley, Rt. 2, Tennille. 
| Flowering: quince 
 
i bjac. pink almonds 1 
wrest, golden. bells, oe 
 
: 
 
  
 
white. winter pinl 
acinths, 25c doz. 
Mrs. 
| Rock. ; 
| Red and while 
cedars, sweet bay, 
sweet crepe myrtle, 
magnolia, greybeard, 
| pine, red hcly 1 to 4 
eee. Exe. . for 
posiage. Mrs. 
Teemsboro. 
 
Pink thrift. roe 
| postpaid. or 500 for $2 
i peid... Mrs. J. H. Duke 
Red Gogwood, ced, 
/anG anc sweet my Jes, 
|olive, magnoHa, sweet 
| nelly. spruce pines, 
ii fi. 10e:- ts 5th. 
ifor white sacks,  
Mrs. J. J. Connell, ) 
_ privet, HEGKE, Sl. 00. 
 
or ange Gay. Lik 
Ree 35 ez. del. 
aision, Ella-Gap.  - 
Ler ge ty ype enrysan' 
dic doz., plus portage : 
| Bonat fon, Sil 
| Chieftan, S er 
| King. others; Koreans & 
iysums, 306c doz. Mrs 
| Ferrer, Jenkinsburg. 
5 blue hydrangeas, _ 
old, 50c. 4 well Footed 
lea; 1 large purple gra 
 
| cd enough to pear, 25c: 
 
| pernong vines, 3-4 
|: Add postage.  i 
| Griffin, Devereux. 
Lilac, erepe myrtle, 
 
spirea, winter J 
 
teria, althea, i 
 
and day. jilies, jon: 
| cissus, Eng. . dogwood, 
 
Bee Bex 22 
 
  
   
   
 
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| MACHINERY FOR SALE) 
 
SECOND HAND fe 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Sea yellow, jas- 
ooted, 20c 6a.; 15 dif. 
 
BES chrysanthe- 
Oe: -yed cushion mums, 
Add postage. Exec. for 
hrift, magnolias, dried 
Mrs. Jones Pearson,. Rt. 
 
e evergreens, iris, wis- 
te. Write for prices. 
eS Ward, Rt. 1, Adairs- 
 
ia, Ragged Robin, 
Queen Annes lace 
pars Jump-ups, 10c 
Jue salvia, pink yarrow, 
sh: pink per. peas, 10c, 
ted plant. Add post- 
UE. L. Rogers, Grif- 
 
t cdobendton. arbut- 
azaleas, ferns, white 
yruce, silver maple, can- 
m 1 ock, _dogwood, 
 
; packed. Gordon Hun- 
allulah Falls. 
 
holly, do wood, 
 
: magnolias, teaclive, 
en oak. yellow jasmine, 
ple, 1 to 4 ft., 10c to 30c. 
 
* sacks. Z Miss Elise 
 
ariegated Japonica, 11 
Write me if interest- 
aon E. Fain, Als 
 
Sackiak. 20c ea.; 2 pine 
15e ea.; all postpaid. 
 
| Mrs. eee. Ce 
 
pin nks, Dutch iris, - pur- 
jue, 2 doz., 45c: Hem- 
2 ily, sel., 75 Cc. Mrs. 
e McLeod, Bi 2; -Box { 
 
ERS AND SEED 
ANTED 
 
  
 
x 
 
Carmelite Japonicas, 
Azaleas, blue- spruce, 
spruce, Catalpa, Chi- 
ly, red barberry,_ red 
plum, 
ed. Write Mrs. Brooks 
Rt. 1, Box 98, Guyton. 
 
ivet hedge, 
 
gallberry, for tlow- 
 
nd, redbud, 
sh, snowball, flowering 
parberry or Caladium. 
E. Biggers, Rebecca. 
 
mall = laurel 
 
h Quote price 
and 300 lots, 12. or: 
Mrs. C. D. Tounsley, | 
 
wen Albany. : 
 
variegated. (green 
 
e) Liriope or ophiopo- 
State price. | 
 
er grass. 
Walton, 212 Soir 
; Macon. | 
 
e myrtles, 
caladiums, white 
ponicas; would exc, 
tterfly bush, white 
 
 buy. Write best 
Mrs John Ellis, Max- 
 
Helichrysum miatis or 
plants Or 
eLbawsey 
 
feveriew 
 
irs. H. WwW. 
 
exc. white thrift for LE 
3, begonias of all col- | 
 
oxgloves: 
cutting. 
 
Isville. 
arge dahlias, ever- 
roses, eee Ja- 
 
1 t 
large type 
 
all colors. 
 
iat ue Ww. W. Taylor, 
 
per. Mornin Glory | 
.iput.in new gears and guards, 
 
1330 E.* "Main St. 
 
by or exc. ne ae 
 
eigelia, butterfly bush, 
0 hly rose, red thrift, 
os well rooted. 
 
nogene H. English, Star 
| M.D. No. 6 mower and rake, 
 
ville. 
exe. red and white 
 
ny ibe s for butterfly bush. 
 
ie ponthly rose. Mrs. 
on, RFD, Demorest. 
wering Peach. Red 
will pay eash or exc, 
 
pe myrtle or flow- : 
 
or paper white 
bs. | 2 woich 
i . McCall, 
 
ooted, 2 yr. ever- | 
(ee dif. eol., 
as EXc. un- 
 
cap. 
 
jong 
 
Trish . Juniper,. 
 
jonquils, | 
 
mimosa, : 
 
azaleas, | 
 
+o Inte: 
and dbl. 
 
one bunch | 
Each pay. 
Mrs. R. P. Hamilton, 
 
Want white blooming Quince, 
State what you have and price. 
J. B. Hightower, Atlanta, 621 
Ridgecrest Road. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND 
ee FOR SALE 
 
  
 
_One No. 219 H 2 row Hand 
lift cultivator for Farmall 12 
tractor. 
planter, with Duplex hoppers, 
for F 12 tractor. One 2 row 
fertz. attachment for F i2 tract- 
tor. Above in fair condition. 
Sell reasonable. 
Monticello. 
 
tor. 
$500.00 cash. J. Pass Fort 
| Valley. 
 
1 good Chaitt. syrup -mill, 3 
roller No. 13 good as new, also 
pan. Will take $45.00 for the 
two eomplete. T. M. Gillespie, 
Blairsvilte. 
 
John Deere Model T. Trac- 
tor with harrow, Tiller, Seeder, 
two planters and cultivating 
equipment used very little for 
sale for cash $950.00. Frank 
Se Gordon, Phcne No. 
 
2 horse wagon, $48.00; New 
chain Cole Fertilizer distribu- 
tor $6.50: old type Avery Dixie 
dbl. hopper corn planer, $6.00: 
nearly new Avery guano and 
dbl. hopper planter, $26.00; 
Want a riding 2 horse cultiva- 
 
H. Leverett, Parrott. 
 
One 24 Davis made corn 
mill, one large 2 hele corn 
sheller, one 36 ft., 4 ply beit 8 
in. wide: 2 steel pulleys. Reas- 
onable price. J. N. Mulinix, 
Young Mill Place, Kingston. 
 
J Ga. cracker cotton planter 
 
"| practically new and one dis- 
-also some 4 hand fod-- 
 
'tributor:. 
der- A.B. Ashworth, RFD Le 
N orcross. 
| Ome good heavy cutaway har- 
how, $25.00; will exc. for good 
2 horse wagon or other value. 
Near by. R. B. Young, Rt A 
Doraville. 
 
1 pr. cotton. warehouse scales 
(Howe) weighing up to 1500 
 
scales (baled) with horses, 
weigh up to 700 lbs., $20:00; 1 
pr. peanut grading scales prac- 
tically new, $12.50. Ail FOB 
there. J. T. West, DeSoto. = 
 
Farmalj F-12 tractcr, used 
yrs., good shape, 3 disc tiller, 
both mounted on pubber. Dbl. 
section harrow (harrow and 
; tiller: peught new last spring), 
| $700.00 or trade for pr. young 
heavy mules. G. S. Brown, 
Rarnesville. RED 1. 
 
  
 
John Deere turner, both for 2 
He, also Dixie turner and 
(Lynchburg turner, both need 
some repairs, cheap for cash, 
tor exe. for what. haye you. 
Berry M. Moon, Shiloh. RFD. 
| Box 125. 
 
ractor, 
tivision typo 
row. 
ring ana culiv 
ments, also 7 ft. 
ment, yall new 
 
ene Me 
Wit. Ds th single 
plonti Ys, 
ting 
PAG Be 
 
jast 
 
attach- 
 
ae Te 
Sota. : 
1 Gole Mb). planter, 1 Cov- 
gton and 1 Avery double, for | 
i cate. Dan Brewnings. Helena, 
Box 26%. 
eae Tere ae Howe 10 ton 
scale: As 1 cond. Apply: 
_Laneaster, = Atlanta, 9. 
Shoals Aves So E. eos 
| No. 2 feed grinder, grinds all : 
-grains, cottonseed, crushes ear 
corn, $25. 00 or exc. for 20 dbi- 
i disc. L. Redfern, Warthen. 
 
1 Thomas crown mower, 
 
Se 
Flat. 
 
just | 
' $30.00 during February... Jesse 
Newsome, Sandersville. 
2 H. Deer mower, 
$15.00; 
 
$12.00; 
Case Thresher, 
haw loader, $15.00; 
;echurn and elec. motor, $45.00. 
Cyril Brennan, Columbus. > 
 
-used 4 or 5 yrs., does good 
work, located here, $50.00 cash. 
 
|P. S. Knox, Sr., Thomson. 
 
Syrup mill, oan and fixtures, 
$60.00 or trade for practically 
new wagon. 
land, Rt, 1. 
| 9 H. Syracuse turning plow, 
1. Jr. Cultivator, good cond., 
$6.50 or $3.50 ea. 
| peas or anything can use. W. 
|B. Haves, Noreross, Rt. 1. 
 
| Feed Mill (to grind ear eorn | 
 
) and grain ,without shucks), 
$20.00; cut-off saw, $13.00; Ot- 
2 tava 374 h. eng g., gas. and ker., 
 
+ Webster. magneto, $50.00; Want 
 
1 H. wagon in good cond, 
 
- | cheap. Albert B. McKoy, New- 
 
nan. St 
 
{sell for: $25. 
). Ide 
 
One No. F69 2 row: 
 
E. C. Kelly, 
 
One F-30 International trac- | 
- Good condition on rubber. | 
 
tor, riding 2 -horse planter. J. 
 
lbs., $50.00; i pr. cotton beam 
 
John Deere Middle Buster, AS 
 
~ cul- 
ier tiliz- 5 
 
Y attach- | 
~ used | 
 
$ruck 
 
Deere 4 
80 gal.! 
 
UAL SB. Wiley, Aso-'! 
 
Exc. for i 
 
2 He ae harrow, cost: $3600; 2 
 
most goog as new. $50.00. J. 
M. Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt. 2.  
 
No. 2 Primrose Cream Sep- 
arator; Syracuse plow  wing, 
 
anything: can use. John L. 
Ross. Pitts, Rt. 2, Box 37. 
 
DeLaval cream separator, 
used less than a year, $35.00 at 
my house. Mrs. A. W. Eason, 
Shady Dale. 
 
Friend peach sprayer, 100 
gal. cap., fits on wagon, per- 
fect running cond. Gave $280.- 
00; take $75.00. 
Hillsboro, Ries: 
 
Tractor binder, McCormick- 
Deering, used 2 seasons, good 
cond., 
tically new, run 3 mos.,. Buick 
motor will pull it. Trade for 
anything. R. P. Biggers, Con- 
yers. 
 
2 row Oliver planter with 
$185.00; sell for $50.00. J. B. 
Harbison, Dawson, Rt. 3. 
Water power Grist mill. for 
sale, off No. 7 Highway, 13 
mi. So. Barnesville. W. P. Eld- 
er, Culloden. 
 
A 20 Meadows corn mill 
and 2 hole sheller, 1 belt, all 
good cond., $100.00 FOB. G M. 
 
Ns Dobbs. 
1 McCormick-Deering Bind- 
er, good cond., $100.00 FOB. 
a R. Johnson, Hogansville, Rt. 
Plows: 1 ea. oe 13 Oliver, A 
Oliver, No. 11 Vulcan, 1 Frog 
for No. 12 Oliver, 1 Gantt .cot- 
ton planter, 2 or 3 kinds side 
plows for cotton and corn, 1 
Jones mowing machine. C. M 
Adcock, Adairsville, Rt. 2. 
Chattancoga power 
mill, 15 ft. pan; 2-80 saw 12 in. 
Gullet Huller gin, 
 
_Fordson tractors, 1 Midget 
Maeve flour mill, 14 bbl. cap. 
Claude A. 
Rte-2. 
 
Model A. Jons Deere tractor. 
planters | and | cultivators and 6 
dise tier, good_ cond. Write 
or see. J. B. Hunt, Wadley, 
Box 72. 
 
1 Intern onnt 
spreader, 0.00; 1 
Ideal grain - binder, 
J, Hardman, Commerce. 
 
New 8 frame hives, 
 
manur 
Deering 
$40.00. C. 
 
smal! 
 
a 
ve starter comb., glass observation 
 
and supers. $3. 50. I. A. Man- 
ley, Decatur, 
Terrace, 
 
Case R. C. pation on rubber. 
Cheap for cash or trade for 
good young mules. New in 
November 1939. Bill N. White, 
Jefferson. 
 
1 Guano _ distributor, 
class cond:. for sale. August 
W olbert, Ellabelle, Rie 1s Box 
: 84. ae 
Fairbanks Morse 
elec. motor, 5 h. p., A-1l cond., 
$50.00. Used in farm work, J. 
N. Ogletree, Washington. 
 
Planters, Cane mill, 
tools 2 H. wagon, 2 
hogs and etc., for sale. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
plow, 
horses, 
 
Wed. 
' Parker, Buena Vista. 
 
, John Deere Reaper and Bind- 
 
ler with 6 ft. blade, first. class 
-cond., $150.00 at farm. (Bought 
for 3 mules but have changed 
lto power.);>J. C. Ragan, Pel- 
ham, Rt. 2. 
 
2 sets Mill Rocks, 36 and 42 
| in., complete with Turbine, etc., 
reasonable. W. R. King, Pavo. 
 
| 7 gal..cap. Bbl., churn, $3.00; 
 
Cuttaway harrow, 18. ins disc... 
 
'$15.00.. Cash or reg. Jersey 
calves. Deocie Harris, Lula. 
8 bearings for a steam eng. 
2 interested, write:  
| Boss, Lawrenceville, Rt. 2. 
| Martin evens cotton dust- 
ier, used days, cost $59.00; 
sell Zor $40.00. E. M. Beck- 
ham, Tifton. - 
| oA 22x36 Erick Thrasher 
| Wind  oe seli-feeder, Used 
jonly. 7 wks., also Case C. O. 
teator Cheap or trade for |, 
good mules. W. J. Colquitt, 
| Jefferson. ey 
| Fordson tractor, good -cond., 
for sale: R. R. Spears, Mad- 
'tson. Rt. 3.. 
Fordson tractor with po Ver. 
good cond., $50.00 
N. McNeal, Macon, 
 
| take-off, 
eash. Otis N 
fet, a0. 
 
i 2 H. wagon, $25.00: 2 
/Oliver Turn plow, 36. 00. John 
Foy, Oakman, 
 
i Chattanooga 2 H. Hillside, No. 
13 Oliver, alk good shape; good 
10 disc cutting harrow, 2 H. 
wagon, and 4 nice nannie goats. 
 
|Seil or exe. for yearlings. J. F. 
 
Wellborn, Rock Springs. 
 
pene will exc, for pis 
 
  
 
3 h. p. MeCormik Deering 
gas. eng., used very little, al-'. 
| Oliver 2 H. turn plow, $12.00; 
 
used some, for sale or trade for = 
 
| Fair condition; Consider 
 
WJ. Ress,- 
 
1 good corn mill, prac-. 
 
fertilizer attachments: cost. 
 
Williams, Covington, Rt, 2. care | 
| sell at half price. 
 
| Evans. 
 
  
 
'jon, 
would take part in cattle or 
hogs. 
 
; sell or exc. for anything 
: ube. 
syrup  
 
Cameron | 
ee and revolving press, 
 
Smith, Stockbridge, | 
 
| tools, 
 
222 Lockwood ~ 
 
first 
 
induction - 
 
Binder, 3 4h., 
 
E.| Rt. 1. 
 
No. 10 Oliver iow, No. 54 
condition, 
 
One cream separator in good | 
 
  
 
John Deere 2 H., 6 disc., 2 
wheel harrow, . $25. Oe ee: 
 
also 2 M. B. turkey toms, 1941 
hatch, $5.00 ea. All FOB. Miss 
June W. Wooten, Broxton. 
 
Wind Mill and tower, good 
cond., cheap. Write W. A. Miz- 
 
ell, Rhine. 
 
One Hammer King Mill 9. 
 
used very little; 1-20 Williams 
 
Grist Mill; 1 crusher and eqpt. 
trade 
 
for garden tractor in gocd con- 
dition. H. G. Brown, Dillard. 
 
1 Lummus gin in excellent 
condition 3-70 saw stands, air 
 
blast, friction press: Sell cheap. 
 
R. S. Norton, Dawson: 
 
One Hudson spray tor spray- 
ing fruits and vegetables and 
other farm things for sale or 
exc. for country produce. A. 
H. Haddon, 1827 Montgomery 
St.. Savannah. 
 
Weber 2 horse wagon, old 
 
but in running condition, $6.00:- 
type guano- 
 
exc. for knocker 
distributor in good shape, oF 
150 lbs. good planting cotton- 
seed: also No. 63 Chatt. plow, 
$7.50 cash. C. C. Southern, Rt: 
1, Talking Rock. 
 
One John Deere 2 
planter 1940 model, used very 
little, has 6 hoppers, will plant 
 
anything. Cost $135. 00. Will 
dQ) Alien; 
 
<-12 Farmali tisetor On 
 
steel, 
 
for quick sale, $295.00; 
 
Sue 
 
I. Swanson, Re 1.) 
Osierticid. 
 
No. 12 DeLaval separator in 
good condition, also cream cans; 
 
Miss Pearl Solcmon, Ri. 
 
, Jeffer sonville. 
 
One Cransen wheat cleaning 
machine, small size and in good 
condition, $25.00; one 2. hole 
corn sheller run by rand or 
power, in good condition, $15.- 
00. F. M. Kilgore, Winder. 
 
11 ft. spring tooth harrow, 
 
- $40.00: 6 ft spring tooth harrow, 
 
$20:00; 1 Clark 2 horse harrow, 
$10.00; 1 Chatt. 2 horse plow, 
$7.50; 1 Chatt.-1 horse plow, 
P. Singleton, Rt. 3, re 
Fort Valley. 
1 & 2H. turn plows, harrows, | 
 
$0,005. 
 
gear, shop 
Closing 
Write for 
 
cultivating stocks, 
plow bridles. 
down a farm. 
prices: 
ville. 
 
One International reaper and 
one dise cultivator for sale or 
will trade for anything I can 
use. John Nicholson, RFD 4, 
Bisirsville. 
 
Sears  Handiman 4HP, ze 
 
wheel garden tractor in g000 
 
ec ndition; dbl. extension steel 
rims, turn plow, cultivator and 
 
other tools; On rubber wheels, 
 
$175.00: on steel, $150.00, Paul 
Simmons. RR2, Box 398, -Col- 
lege Park. 
 
Friend 4 cyl. power spray, 
400 lb. pressure, 300 gal. tank, 
20 gal. per minute, 3 guns. 
. 0 mpletely reconditioned, 
 
250.00.. A. B. Gocdenow, care 
we H. Searcy, Thomasville. 
 
Good MeConmicti Reaver and 
cost $145.00; sell, 
$50.00: also small 3 Roller Cane 
Mill, $10.00. All. FOB my 
place. Cash or P.O. money 
order, No chks. J. E. Locke, 
Butler, Rt. 1. bee 
 
McCor mick-Deering grain 
binder with bundle carrier, 
model C. M. Good cond., $73.- 
00. B. C. Wells, Thomson. . 
 
. Good. used Walking cultiva- 
tor, $20.00; also want a 2 or 3 
mos. old pig, cholera. immune. 
Mrs. J. M. Baldwin, Rockmart, 
 
1 No. 16 eran Crain Sep- 
arator, good eond., $30.00. Z. J. 
Hall, Sandersville. ; 
 
| ton Fairbanks Pitless scale, 
good econd., for sale. A. O. 
Baxter, Decatur, Rt: 2, 
De.. 5162. 
 
Good 2 H. wagon and Cut- 
taway harrow for sale or exc. 
for a good 1 h. wagon. 
Todd, Danville. 
 
Disc harrow, used 2 seasons, 
 
like new, at 1/2 price or trade | 
sorghum hay: also 2. 
 
for pea, 
reg., dbl. standard Polled Here- 
ford bulls. -H. M. fie acters 
Marietta. Rt. 3. 
 
One 3-70 complete gin outfit 
with automatic tramper on it 
for sale. T. V. Phillips, Roys- 
ron. 
 
1 Farmall Tractor F in good 
1 Allis Chalmers 
combine, im Z00d condition: 1 
Ashley eae It interested 
see or write. P. B. Bed- 
ingtield. Wrighteville, 
 
One 8% HP Hercules station= 
ary gasoline engine, suitable 
= see "Gh: ensilage cutter, 
 
- Cheap ot trade. H. 
 
plow : 
 
good mecnani :eal condit= | 
 
ean , 
 
-C. Collier, Barnes- 
 
{4 middle pa 
 
*phone |. 
 
i. Be 
 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
One second hand jarrow 
horse drawn: 8-16 solid disc. 
In good condition. $10.00. O. G. 
Martin; Berner. 
 
-10 gal. milk cans: for dairy 
use, newly - retinned and not 
used since retinning. $3.75 ea. 
Leon B. Mayer, 561 Formwalt 
St., SW, Atlanta. 
 
Moline 2 horse turn iow 4 in 
good condition. E. E. sieve 
son, Ellenwood. 
 
A 1 horse and a 2 hoe 
turner, one small 1 horse cul- 
tivator, one 10 gal. churn, all in 
good condition. Mrs. E. Spence, 
562 West Wesley Rd., Atlanta. 
 
One 2 horse riding cultiva- 
tor, good ccndition, $43.00; one 
IHC feed grinder 10, $15.00; 
an 8, $12.50: 1 Stover cutter 
4 blades, table, $15.00. W. H. 
IVeys Rts Milledgeville: = 
 
A good 3 horse reaper and 
binder, $50.00 FOB; 1 small 3. 
roller cane mill, $10.00 FOB. J 
BE. Locke, Butler. 
 
One Model A John Deere 
tractor with cultivators, dis= 
-tributors, dbl. action dise har= 
row, new block and assembly 
for tractor, practically new. J. 
W. Wise, Rt. 1, Box 746, Savan 
Jian: 
 
One 2. horse Wcccmaee 
Deering mowing machine, prac 
tically new, gears in oil, $70.00 
St my place. J. W. Griffin, Rt 
2, Egypt. 
Mules, 
 
  
 
wagons, gears, farm 
 
fee plows, etc;,- for gale. Mrs. 
 
R.. Ge Paine: Oxford, Phone 
 
No. 2666. 
 
One 24 Williams oe mill, 
, $65.00; Trade for hogs or cows. 
|B, B. "Shoemaker, West Point. 
= Syrup mill, 9 ft. pan, good 
condition, $40. 00. W. M. Run 
yan, Cedartown. : 
One model A Farmall race 
outfit, compiete. with planter, 
distributor and cultivator, 
$100.00. Will put it in condit 
fetid NS Oe Bey 93 West 
| Point. : 
 
A 1 horse wagon comple 
with box spring seat and rate ; 
et brake, skein size 242x7, 
practically new. Lamon meee 
Itzel H. Bandy, Crandall. 
 
- One No. 44 Chatt. power cane: 
'mill-and one 16 ft. galv. pan. 
Only used 3 seasons, both fo: 
 
$85.00; Exc. for good grain 
binder. Jo Simpson. Ris 
 
College Park, Cal. 6859. = 
 
|. 1 Fordson tractor, $75.00;  
/side plow, $25.00, or $90. 00 for 
both; One 8 dise harrow with. 
tongue, $12.00; No. 8 Vulcan 
$8.00; 1-No. 10. 
Vulean turner, $10. 00, INO 
-for $7.9.. Good condition. R. 
A. Cunningham, Powder 
Springs Rd., Rt. 4, Marietta.- 
 
1 Cole Comb. cotton and corn 
 
|'ments except fertilizer, 
condition: 1 Lynchburg middl 
ouster No. 25 800d as new, $8.= 
00 ea. FOB: 1 Avery No. 30 
horse tannins gg $6.00. $22. 
00 for jot. Gabriel, oe 
 
exc. for equal value in live 
stock, corn, hay-and genera 
farm products. Joseph Fre 
man, Blakeley.  
 
Complete quipment ibe - 
good farm including 1 hors 
wagon, John Deere corn plant: 
er, tertz. distributor, disc har: 
row cultivator, plows. an 
smaller tools. 
ion. Hoacanable: ; 
 
Smith, 1363 Northview Ave., N. 
Ei Atlanta, Phone nights VE_ 
30535 . 
 
A deposit. on brand new Fore 
Ferguson tractor, immediate 
del., for sale or trade for mules 
horses, eattle or for I 
Mill. F. C. Dabney, Atlanta 
384 Marietta St..Ja 1010. 
 
1 H. plow, used 1 season, fo 
gale. V. Holton, Waycross Rt 
4. s 
~Y small (3/8 a P.) gas. eng. 
used, farm work. $15.00. Oti 
M. Cowart, Summit, es 2, ao 
 
ES 
 
SeCOnE aee e 
MACHINERY WANTEI 
 
Want 1 turn plow Avery No 
27 or Chait. No. tae or Lyne 
burg No. 3. 
 
Moreland, : SES 
 
Want a power hay paler aa 
good condition. State how. 
long in use, price, etc.. in first 
letter. C. D,. Burress, Rt. : 
Anderson. : 
 
Want Cole dbi. hopper, eorn, 
 
cotton and other seed. Must 
in good shape and Feaso 
priced. . . Ke 
Athens. is 
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
ils drawn pide 
 
rt ee McDon- : 
 
od one puller and 
for use. State best ; 
e Teckle 7 Rt. 
 
- used Cole corn 
 
41 in goog condit- } 
 
for cash. Claude 
 
ohn Deere tractor. 
good ccndition. J. 
.-2,-Plains.. 
 
us<d late model. 
 
Sole planter; also 
janter.. Jsaae E. 
 
it. 3, Waycross. 
mall electric motor 
use. 
alph Mauldin, 
ve., Teecoa. 
 
good used garden 
 
unk. Pay cash, F. 
 
Demorest. 
 
% to 12 HP Diesel 
type farm machine. J. 
den, Kalmar ere, 
 
251 
 
in good 
for cash. WwW. W. 
 
ing and cultiva- 
 
it for John Deere | 
 
T. C. Wylly, 
 
ul for 
tor, either Model A, 
 
ire collect price: 
 
~ Uzts. Rt ct, 
 
F.N. 
 
 
 
Ae expillar type ean 
 
Write fully | 
 
M. L. Craw- 
 
a peed 4 tractor. 
es olora. : 
 
or two Tow planting and- 
ing equipment complete | 
p nd harrow. Must 
: ndition and cheap | 
E. _Aycock, Box 
 
grist et in good 
 
en- 
 
ee tor same. 
 
k 
Sliers, Rt. 2, Baxley. 
o tractor Model: A. 
 
mall hand or power 
to cut hay: in short 
seribe with lowest | 
R. A. Caldwell, Rt. 
 
er in good running 
 Quote what you 
 
a y 
 
of Dacca. "A. 
, Albany... 
 
horse wagon. 
 
condition  of 
 
S. Oden: 
 
L. 
 
mi 
Surr ency. 
 
horse wagon in SS 
. Frank B. McCarty, 
 
a -23" Bush and 
arrow. Quote best 
ve full description 
on. Jas. H. Craig. 
an Hotel, Athens.  
 
to buy 1 Hammer feed 
 
od as new, also 1 waik- 
vator like new. Earnest 
RED 3, Fitzgerald. 
0 buy one Motor or 
e off to attach to Al- 
s tractor. C_C. King, 
ley Drive, Macon. 
good 2 horse hay 
pees of Atlanta. Al- 
Brabs and New Era 
, & Creel, aaah 
 
| gasoline, about 2 HP.., 
 
ee condition and cheap. ay 
 
ter. 
 
Want 1 
with shafts. Must be in good 
condition and reasonable, D. G. 
Caldwell, Kingsland. 
 
Want garden plow run by | 
! lin in good 
condition, yeasonable: Want % 
 
doz. good size Martin gourds 
Will pay 10c ea. 
Wirs? E eee ARG 2 
+Box 412, Atlanta. 
 
already ~cut. 
del. 
 
Want small Guiding TPeactor 
 
vand light gasoline engine (not 
 
1over 4 HP). Give price and 
description. <A. F. Samuels, 
908 Edgewood Ave. Atlanta. 
 
Want a gas engine in good 
shape, cheap for cash, 1 or 1% 
 
ee. 
 
  
 
State size and. 
 
=" class condition. 
 
Want frog and wing for No. 
 
63 Chatt. turn plow. H.-W. 
 
| King, Rt. 1, Ellenwood. 
 
| Want a good 2 horse wagon, 
ne junk, near Rome. Would 
like to exc. purebred Duroc 
pigs or brood sow sub. to reg. 
for same. GJ. Davis, Rt: 
7Rome. : 
 
Want a good 2 horse wagon 
[ia running shape: Must be 
reasonable. Mr. L. W. Allen, 
i Rt 2, Ball Ground. 
 
peanut planter. Prefer a Cole 
sut will buy. any other in good 
condition cheap. State price 
i/and where located. Mr. J. T. 
Ivey, Rt. 1, Meansville. 
- Want garden or small farm 
-tractor, 1 to 5 HP. J..W. Green; 
| 2562 Buford Highway, 
| Atlanta, Me 
Want 4 disc tiller on rubber. 
Must be cheap for cash or. exc. 
 
Shaw 3% HP tractor for same. 
 
M. A. Ramsey, Quitman. 
 
~Wilj pay cash for darm trac- 
. tor, plow, harrow, seeder & 
eultivator, also electric brood- 
er. Give full particulars. W. J. 
 
Reid, Ellenwood. 
 
Want used cane mill and > 
syrup boiler. Prefer 80 gal. 
 bciler. Must be in good con- 
 qaition and reasonable for cash. 
A. V. Bell, Rt. 4, Waycross, 
 
-Want one 100 or 150 HP: 
steam boiler. 
T. D. Gillis, 
Fairfax. 
 
Want walking cultivator in 
good shape and all parts as 
furnished with it. Oliver or | 
ee preferred. E. 
| Kelly. 
 
_ > Want one condenser and au- 
tomatic trampler for 4 stan 
Sin a Ne pamier, 
 
Want to hear from party hay- 
ing Williamson stump. puller | 
with little or no fixtures. G. | 
| Findley: Oak Park. 
 
Want a 2 horse mowing ma- 
| chine and hay rake in Eeoc* 
| condition. N: R. Hogan, Rt. 2 
~ River Bend Rd., Dalton. 
| Want Planters and euans; 
distributor attachments for: 2 
row Allis Chalmers tractor. W. | 
|B. Couch, Luthersville, 
| Want 1 single section _har- 
rew. tractor, Int. preferred or 
John Deere scalloped disc. Pay 
| cash Or exc. 
 
;same. - Frank Harris, 
 
Want to buy a compost dis- | 
 
Must be in-gosd con- 
reasonable.  State 
S and best price 
 
J. J. Hendrix, 
 
| tributor. 
dition and 
 
all particular 
in first letter. 
Rt. 1, Madison. 
 
tractor in good condition with 
nec. 10) turn plow, disc plow 
and cultivator attachments and 
| accessories. Nothing less than 
6 or 7 HP. M. R. Baker, 615 
East 49th St., Savannah. 
 
- Want good used peanut pick- 
 
be cheap. 
Groveland. 
Want one good 2 row cotton 
dusting mactine. Must 
| 00d eondition. W. H. Grimes, 
Colquitt, 
; Want 10 or 12 HP upright 
boiler in 2eod shape for can- 
 
  
 
ion. A. T. Mauldin, Agr. 
Teacher, Lavonia. 
Want manure spreader, 
slightly used, in good condition, 
at reasonable price. Julius P. 
McLanahan, PO Box 404, El- 
berton. : 
 
Would like to buy a Fordson 
dise harrow cheao for cash. H. 
KE. Mealer, Rt. 2, Adairsville. 
 
right price, also side delivery 
hay rake in good condition. R. 
D. Tatum, -Palmetto, 
 
Want side delivery rake for 
tractor, slightly used. Quote 
 
| price, make and condition. Pre< 
ifer John Deere but would use 
 
E. A. 
 
Bnobicr make. 
 
  
 
Se ae Se ant 
: ee a a pte 
 
Want a2 porse wagon. in| 
 
Witherington, Rt. 1, Ches- | 
 
horse disc harrow 
 
HP. x N. Rhinehart, ae 
 
2h 
 
Want to buy a good corn and. 
 
Ri 225 
 
Must be in first 
 
F,~ Perry, | 
 
Ccbotown. | 
 
have. 
 
2 horse wagon for | 
Baxley. | 
 
Want used garden or Utility 
 
\ | er in first elass condition. Must |. 
Cc. W. DeLoach, | 
 
be in- 
 
mery. Write price and condit- | 
 
. Want good Hammer mill at. 
 
Want goog 2. horse wagon. 
like to exc, 1 horse wagon. L. 
 
L. Darminey, Rt. 1, 
Enigma. af 
 
combination planter. Mus 
 
| pave full set of plates and gear 
-and fertilizer attachments. No | 
 
junk. Reasonable price. W. A. 
Drennan, Rt. 1, Fayetteville. 
 
Want % to 1 HP gas. engine 
for light farm use. Floyd 
Adams, Jr.. Rt. 1, Buchanan. 
 
Want Turner, American, 
 
belt feed. Write. 
ford, Tiger. 
 
Want to ae second hand 
wagon scale within 50 mi. of 
Ardian. T. J. Braswell, Adrian. 
 
 Want Orchard disc harrow, 
off set type, also disc plow for 
use with Farmall A. tractor. 
Must be in good shape for serv- 
ice. C. G. Lloyd, Blue Ridge. 
 
er, prefer Niagara or some good 
3 or 4 row duster. Jes Bailey, 
Turin. 
 
Want 1 horse mowing ma- 
chine of stand make. J. W. 
Moore, 181 at ee St. NW, 
Atlanta. 
 
~ Want. 4 100 ee syrup kettle 
at cheapest price. C. M. Ken- 
dall, Funston. 
 
harrow for Fordson tractcr. 
Write S. D. Truitt, 901 Court 
House, Atlanta. 
 
Want a garden tractor, pre- 
fer two wheels. Give full de- 
Bec and: price. G. E. May, 
| Rt. 2, Macon. 
 
gee Hammer mill in good 
condition. Advise  
price. A. C. Adams, 
' Butler. 
| Want hand or small power 
driven feed or 
batch mixer for poultry feed. 
eit.; _ advise 
rand "price. 
 
Want two row cultivator with | 
power lift for Allis Chalmers  
| model: WC tractor. Will trade | 
LF=12: IHC tractor, or pay. cash, 
_F. C. Bolton, Cordele. 
 
2 
 
 
Rt. 
 
  
 
Want two dise tractor plow. | 
 
J. M. Rickman, Woodstock. 
 
Will buy at right price or would. 
Box 6,- 
 
Want 1 Cole cotton a eoene 
tea. 1735. Mrs. bs M. Vary, oor 
 
Frick or Meadows mill with - 
M. L. Craw-~ 
 
Want good mule drawn dust- 
 
Want 1 double disc cutaway 
 
size and- 
 
elover cutter; | 
 
condition, . make | 
R. Caldwell, Boston... 
 
Want to trade for good pea- | 
 
  
 
Mew town ane. 
used this  past. season, 
cond., $100.00 cash at our farm. 
tes Hardin, Culloden. 
 
Blectric brooder, 50 
 
cab., like new, for sale. Phone 
 
lege Park. 
-Sears- Roebuck 150 egg. cap., 
 
used 1 season, in practically 
new cond: Will del, free for 
$15.00 cash or exc. for electric 
1 Ine. or brooder. 
Gaffney. Dunwoody, 
(Riverview Rd.) 
 
Little Brown Hen inc., 
 
aes. 
 
thing can use. Mrs. Clayton 
 
Douglas, Alma, Rt. 1. 
 
Sears-Roebuck 500 egg eap., 
Incubator, $17.50, COD. A. Te 
Larisen, Blakely. 
 
Electric Inc., 1200 egy cap., 
$60.00: 4 elec. inc, 
$15.00 ea. All ae cond., used 
Jast season. Je P. Kinney, Am- 
ericus. 2 
 
Buckeye Inc. 600: cap. 500 
cap. brooder, poth oil purners, 
$30.00 for both: 100. cap. elec. 
Inc., $10.00; also reg. O. = 
home. F._H. Autry, Daniels- 
willes Rte 
 
eye; 250 eap. Buckeye; 200 
cap. Buckeye, from $10.00 to 
$15.00 ea. Hot Water system, 
dil burners. Frank J. Watkins, 
Eliijay, Box wee 
 
1 wood burning ecuder 
elec. brocders, also other poul- 
try equipment for sale. T. R. 
' Sullivan, College Parka Rt <2; 
 
galv. 
with  wite 
 
7-60 cap. 
 
plant, 
brooders 
 
starter ~ 
floors, 
all elec. thermostatically con- 
$100.00 fcr lot. Joe Yancey, 
Allentown. 
 
50-100 chick ker. home- made 
| brooder, complete, $3.50: Oliver 
'goober plow, $4.00; Planet obs 
garden plow, $4. 00: other tools. 
 
  
 
DEP; Edwards, Waycross, Rt. 4. 
 
Boe 246. 
 
150 cap. baby chick brooder. 
 
cheap: 5 h. gas. eng., also scme 
other farm equipment. fe 1. 
Story, Culloden,  
 
nut harrow and corn planter _ 
 
_with double hopper; 
cash or exc. purebred Hamp. 
pigs (breeding stock). 
' Duggan, Chester. 
 
| lowest eash price. W. A. Big- 
 
_gers, Rt. 4, Cordele. 
_Diteher machine. 
jprice. C. B. Bailey, Rt. 3. Cov- 
ington. : 
 
Want a horse drawn cotton | 
Must be in 
 
dusting machine, 
good shape for cash. 
, Ser, Rt. 4; Covington. 
S Want 5 hear from. party | 
having a goog second hand | 
| | binder. Must be in good shape 
jand cheap. Write what you. 
Je Parks, Zebulon. 
 
J. BE, Ros- 
 
INCUBATORS AND ~ 
BROODERS FOR SALE 
 
{ 
 
  
 
1 
 
1 Sears 600 egg cap., oil 
burner Ine., nearly new, $12.50 
or trade: = Mrs. T= D. Smith, 
Forsyth, Rt. 4. 
 
9 elec. brooders, 3 ft. x8 ft., 
9 growing cages, 3 ft. x 8 it., 
reasonable -for ash. 
seen. Tom: Kalamas, Ben dea 
Riss 
 
200 ege cap., Buckeye ine., 
good as new, $20.00. Cos 
 
  
 
ister, 
 
1 Littl Brown Hen -inc., 
| practically new, for sale. Mrs. 
| Katie Walker, Vienna. 506 So. 
| Cotton .St.  - 
 
,. Littl Brown Hen ine., 
fect: shape, used 1 season, full 
instructions, $3.00 at my home. 
|O. M. Moore, 
4 
 
1. Brown -Hen-inc., 50 eap., 
used twice,;.all instructions, 2 
thermometers, 300d as new, 
$4.00 or exc. for anything can 
luse. Mrs. Clayton Douglas, 
Aima, Rt. 1. 
 
4 deck elec. brooder, ea. deck, 
100 chick cap., good cond:, 
bought new last April. 
$9.50: 4 decks, $36.00. 
A, Turner; Boston, 
 
600 ege Buckeye Inc., with 
self-burning trays; 2 thermom- 
eters, instruWion book, every- 
thing complete, good cond.; 
$40.00 and del, within 60 mi. 
5S. G. Lowe, Mansfield. 
 
5Q eap., aie Brown ae 
 
  
 
Inc., sed season, 
new, $5. Beccoss Bi: va i Lc Sloan, 
 
Foccoa, 
 
will pay 
OS.) 
 
Want a good middle poster 
Please give size and make and | 
 
Can be | 
 
per- 
 
Buena Vista, Rt...) 
 
A deck, | 
Mrs. Jo 
 
INCUBATORS AND 
ee WANTED 
 
  
 
Ww  electric battery brooder 
all - sizes- ds. 
.| Thomson, Savannah, P.O. Box 
 
Am interested in a Martin 1062. 
 
Please quote 
Water Inc. State make. price, | 
 
_ equipment, 
 
the 
 
age and cond. C. E. Bell, At- 
ijanta, 225 Loridan Dr. (Rt. 6) 
 
in good shape, cheap; also 10 
 
oil burning Super Hatcher Inc., 
 
=: Raiford 
 
- per-' 
- fect cond., all instructions, set 
twice, for sale or exc. for any- | H 
 
300. cap., 
 
A Hos: old. Host $10.00 at 9 
 
2 
 
600 cap. Bier atelier: Buck-- 
 
Ibs, 
ka 1b. FOB. 
 
. Home-made - battery prooder | 
steel. 
 
9 immediate brooders.,.. 
 
trolled, some other equipment, | 
 
-- postage. 
 
man, 
 
| 
1p, 
 
A; from. original 
 
  
 
3600 cap., : 
good -00 lb. del.: 
 
heads certified e Ra 
 
7 Rt. 1, McRae. 
chick | 
 
Old fashioned -prown 
et runner bean seed, free : 
weevils, 25c Ib. and postag 
LMrs: L. C. Bishop, Rt. 
Carnesville. ; 
 
9 Ibs. Tom Watcon ae 
melon sed, 60c lb., for th 
ory oe jb; for single Dr es 
Beckham, Seitton; g : 
150. ibs. best grade sorgh 
cane seed. 10 lb. in 12 to 28 
lo. lots; the lot 8c a lb. Heavy 
producer: also 200 lbs. He Tie 
(Seagrain) at same price. E, 
~ Smith, Rt. 4d. Cornelia, ~- 
New Clemson spineless okr 
seed, 50c a lb. Finest all round 
okra anywhere. Add postage 
Gy Hes Puincer ni 4, Box ae 
Demorest. ee 
Heavy bearing black ~ Bele 
 
| bean seed, 25c large teacup or 
 
would give 2 cups for 4 print 
feed sacks. ; 
 
| sacks as you wish but 4 of 
 
color. Each pay postage. Mrs. 
We V2 RODDS, RE Flowery 
Branch, > 
Early Kansas waterm lo 
seed, 50c a Jb. FOB. We 
Brannen, Unadilla. : 
Crotalaria Spe: 
maturing variety. Excellent 
lang builder, 10c lb. FOB h 
' Hugh Henderson, Br ooks.: 
Early Crctalaria Specia b 
sced, 10c a. 1b. FOB. 2B. 
Mask. Wrooks. = te 
Okra seed, 10 pide sua 
jseed, 10c pkg: all FOR; 
nice firm table patter, 
 
ctalibis, : early 
 
  
 
is 
Mrs Co-e Willi 
PR 2. Talking Rock. : 
 
_ Pure Stone Mtn. w vate emela 
seed, 50c a Ib.; banana mush 
m- lon, | 25 teacupful: yell 
 
_crookneck squash, 10c_ tbls 
large Ind. peach, 25 doz. Ad 
postage. Rosie Crowe, Rt. a 
 
~ Cumming. 
 
Green pod okra secd. aie 
_gecd sound seed, has no sp 
EO: gts. for $1.00 or 25 qt. 
Mrs. Te Ae, Wood n 
Rt. 1, Alto. i e 
Selected Cuban Queen Ww 
melon  seed, $1.00 lb.; St 
ville - 2B cottonseed, - 1st y. 
'$1.50 bu. L. E. McIntosh, Qu 
Cos ee een. seed di 
volunteer vy 
,fotind on the plantation of Mi : 
 
Ww. R. Cox, pure strain, ge 
 
| nation 96%: 
 
Chipley. 
 
quantity  limite 
$2.00 lb.: 8 oz. $1.00; 4 oz. 5 
 postoaid. Laurence. Duriles, 
 
Lipsey watermelon ea 
 
a Ib. Rockyford cantaloupe se 
 
'50 lb. Mrs. J. F. Bennett, 
 
Want 50 to 100 egg cap. Hot Ce Flowery rntich. 
 
3000 stalks 29/116, $1. 00 C 
 
-at farm, 3 mi. NW Cairo; a 
 
(Or 15 hens of any g00d breed | 
 
(or mixed: 
 
Eu {ghum, Douglasville, 16 
 
Grady St. 
 
ES : Z ; 
. SEED FOR SALE 
: | 
 
= 
 
  
 
Tomato: Blue Ridge Moun- | 
tain. climbing, 
ae 
ea.; 
Fup to 4 Ibs. 
each order. 
| Pike. 
 
200 seed 25e; Colossal, wt. 
 
Will C: Smith, 
 
Jumbo pumpkin (grows to  
 
150 bu. 
north of Norman Park. 
 
100 ibs) 12 Seed 19c and 
postage. Tendergreen bush 
beans, 25c lb. and postage. Mrs. 
| Willie Smith, Rolston. 
 
Martin 
 
over 
 
| Mary Dunlap, Rt. 1, Chauncey. 
 
2500 stalks govt. impr. seed 
ieane, ay. 5 and 6 ft., = 1% and 
i 2c qa stalk at field. -M. A. Joun- 
ison, Faceville: 
 
Hales best cantaloupe feed. 
/guar. soung and clean, 50 lb. 
| olus postage. No COD orders. 
A. L. Law, Rt. 1, Chula. . 
 
1100 lbs. Sericea lespedeza 
seed..15c lb. wnsearified. ce 
little trash. E. G. Wade, Rt. 2 
Danielsville. 
 
Climbing tomato, BLOWS 15 
ft. high, wilt resistant, large 
fruit, 2 bu. per vine, 300 seed, 
25. Order now. . W. M. 
Thornton, Jesup. 
 
Colored running butter bean 
seed, also white buneh oxra 
seed, bear until frost H kept 
cut, 15c teacup or. 2. teacups, 
25c PP. Mrs. R. H. Woodward, 
Rt. 3, Cartersville. 
 
Big Long Green cane, No. 
CG P 29-116, $12.50 per M. 
bstatks, Wy W. Williams; Quit- 
rw, 
 
1200 Tos. Korean 
eeq for sale, : Be 
 
_ REOEY MM BD. 
 
  
 
gourd seed, dipper : 
 
$75.00. Mrs, J. H. Dekle, Kes. | gourd seed, 25 for 10c. Miss 
 
also baby chicks. | 
 
| State best prices on all. F. F.- 
| $2.205 
 
Want an oil burner brooder Some for good corn, 
 
$1. 00 b 
 
del. Pat Maxwell, Cairo, 
 
- Few hundred lbs. Hegar 
 
1b. Oscar Keener, Thomso 
Collard seed, 30c lb., 10 Ibs 
 
25 Ibs. $5.25 postpaid 
 
| Alton. Ponder, Whigham. 
 
10M stalks P O J seed cane 
4-to 5 ft. long, 50c per Co 
 
Brock, Rt. 1. Arabi, Crisp C 
 
grows up to 15 | Dills, Rugby. 
2 bu. to vine, up to 2 Ibs. | 
 
15 lbs. long preen tender 
okra seed, sound and clean, 25 
lb. Add postage. Mrs. Le Ve 
 
10M seed cane for fie $1: 50 
per . at my. farm, 
 
25 seed free with | Thomas, RFD 1, Box 33, Jae 
 
| sony ille. 
20M stalks P O J seed can 
sale, $10.00 per M.; als 
sweet potatoes, 5 mi 
 
Gay,-Rt. 1, Ty Ty. 
 
5500 lbs unclean Korean jes 
pedeza seed, 7c lb. at my farm. 
+ quality, without hulls. 
Mrs. W. J. fae Rt. 1, Mar 
shallville. 
 
Hegari (the dry weathe 
grain), 5c lb. H. H. Ae 
Rt. 1, Carrollton. 
 
 
2 
 
some weigh 40 to 50. 
resistant vines, 20c 0Z.5 
per 1/2 W. postpaid. J 
Whitfield, 107 W. 5th St. 
 
(green) made 700 gal. per acre 
last year. Makes extra bright 
syrup with fine flavor. O. 
ae: RED, Ludowici. 
 
Holt, Pepys ten 
Marglobe jomato oF 
 
tb.: New Stone, 75c Ib., all d 
 
W. O. Waldrip,. Rte 1, ae  
 
Branch. : : 
Recleaned Hegari seed 
 
(makes more grain than corn) 
 
; Write for - rticulars, = 
 
F Bohannon, Conyers 
 
  
 
WNC ptalks P O 
gee wood & 
 
  
    
 
  
 
ure ae veer cpa seed 
. del. in 4 qt. lots; Fresh 
r butter, 3 Ibs., She 00 del. 
tis. guar. Mrs. B. T. Thorn- 
, Rt. 1, Bowdon. 
 
About 30 to 40 lbs. pure Wat- 
on melon seed. Selected from 
est quality melons. Price 50c 
 
= James B. Cooper, Barney. 
 
ks 4 lbs. nice well cleaned 
pimiento pepper seed, 15c an 
oz or $2.50 Ib. Earl Hester, 
D: No. 4, Cuthbert. 
 
: Hand cleaned Cuban Queen 
watermelon seed, $1.00 per Ib., 
postpaid. Thomas F. Mixon, 
RFD No. 2, Fort Valley. 
 
Have about 75 Ibs. 
een watermelon seed, 75c Ib. 
* C. Webb, Bronwood. 
Old fashioned cornfield bean 
d, tender, large cup, 
postpaid; no stamps. Mrs. G. 
= cole, Rt. 2, Jasper. 
fales best cantaloupe seed, 
a lb.: crooked neck squash 
3 50c lb.; 1 gal. old fashion- 
multiplying onion sets; 50c 
Add postage. Minnie 
dams, Pavo.  
od kind okra seed, 15c pt, 
25c at., will exc. soma for white 
muda plants, red May cher- 
jes, 2 for 25c, 5 for 50c. All 
 
eae Mrs. Lizzie Casey, Rt. 4 
 
oy Ring 
 
cluster cucumber, 10c 
 
; old fashioned striped ten- 
 
er garden bean seed; okra 
 
seed bear until frost if kept 
 
ut, 25c cupful. Add postage. 
ine Henderson, Ellijay. 
 
en. 
 
watermelon seed, 65c lb., 
 
tity. J Lightner, Ideal. 
 
lbs. Stone Mtn. watermelon 
 
d, $2.75 or 25c teacupful; 
 
ge meat wonder melon, 25c 
 
tae 
 
cul uls, 25c; castor bean, vine 
 
a: disrag 18 seed, 15c. All 
 
No stamps. Mrs. Ida Mae 
ivan, Rt. 2, Whitesburg. 
 
llow meated watermelon 
 
sed, superior to practically ali 
 
ther melons, 8 oz. by foe: 3 45; . 
 
ub : 5 1 doz. of a 
 
d, 25c and a self addressed 
tamped envelope; Big Ground 
lon seeds hand gave, 75 tb.; 
Ws. yellow beeswax, 35 lb. 
Je Ww. Teague, Rt. 1, Su- 
 
000. dbs. Kobe Lespedeza 
yobine run) seed, Te Ib. 
FOB. Had some recleaned for 
planting and they turned 
early 79% pure S02~ 
 
12 Mail chk or MO. with 
der. N. P. Bassett, Fort Val- 
 
ant July Ist South Am. 
 
intergreen  watermelon de- 
ious, last until frost, round | 
 
slon seed, half size of other 
ons, 1/4 lb., 400; $1.50 Yb. 
. Rooks, Springvale. : 
ir hh potatoes, peanuts, field 
sev. kinds of corn, white 
yellow, bean, citrons, 
pkin, okra, melon seed. 
Write for prices. 
Sand Mountain, 
 
ton. 
 
kra seed, 2 Ibs., 35: en dee 
 
Box Se 
 
. 40c. lb.; apple trees, bear | 
 
une, July and. Aug. 3-4 ft., 
 
> but 
 
~15 ea.: 
 
bey Eng. pea seed 
: Te Wb. 
 
250 
 
entire lot at my barn. 
 
sweet pepper, 
 
sound Cuban Queen ; 
any | 
 
ammoth sunflower; 2 
 
J. R. Steph. | 
 
- Add posteae: 
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Red speckled crowaes peas, 
10c lb. in lots of 5 and 19 lbs. 
or more;: brown speckled peas 
same price; white tender corn- 
field beans, 25c teacupful; red 
multi. onions, 50 gal. All PP. 
Miss Gennia Brown, Rt, 1, Ball 
Ground, : 
 
Tender aoenticla beans, mix- 
ed var., 25c pt.;. garlic bulbs, 
15c doz er if ordered together 
will send both for 35c PP. Dol- 
lie Eller, Titus. ~ 
 
10 lbs.. 65c: 30 lbs. mush peas, 
2 Ibs., 25c: 5) Ibs., 45c; black 
 
Stephens, Rt. 4, Cleveland. 
 
300 bu. good 90 day running 
velvet beans for sale in good 
even weight sacks. J. H. Row- 
land, Wrightsville. 
 
Garden peas, large Laxtonia 
heavy bearers at 16c lb.: del.; 
dried pears, free of worms, 16c 
Ib. del.; large Jumbo pumpkin 
seed, 10c for 2 tablespoonsful. 
Mrs. C. C. Rucker, Moultrie. 
 
22 bu. yellow crowder peas, 
pure and sound, $3.00 bu. for 
O M. 
Moore, RFD 1, Buena Vista. 
 
15 bu. Blackeyed crowders, 
$4.00 bu.; 10c a Tb. in less than 
bu. lots. Del. W. R. Wood, 25 
Cove St., LaFayette. 
 
$3.00 bu. at my farm. Large 
red Valencia peanut, free from 
trash, 12c Ib. del. H. W. Thur- 
mona, Rt. 1, Bex 131, Greens- 
boro. 
 
4 or 5 bu. white brown eyed 
peas, $3.50 per 
 
Bremen. 
 
very prolific, good and tender: 
20 cupful dei. or exc. 
AO 
or 
 
and each pay postage. 
checks. Evelyn Davis, 
Bihijay. pees 
 
-& or more bu. whip nee for 
sale of swap for purebred S 
 
Re 
 
BE. FE. 
Stevenson, HUenwoed. 
Six weeks or 2 erop crewder 
 
No se accepied. 
Walker Lackey, . A, Hiram. 
 
16 bu. sound ee unknown 
peas, $3.06 
Phillips, Rt. 1, Palmetto. 
 
20c a cupful PP. Miss 
Densmore, Rt. 2, Jasper. 
 
Small running clay, $3.00 bu. 
FOB. Fine to plant with corn 
or extra good for hay, heavy 
producer. Limited@ supply. Lai 
M. Willams, 
Gainesville.  
 
Nice red amd white and 
 
  
 
' 10 os.. 90c 
isage, 30c pi. PP. Wm. Middle- 
ton, Rt. 2. Botord. 
 
i White erowder peas, 
-bu.: iron peas, $3.00 bu.. 
ware and sound; runner velvet 
'peans, $2.66 bu. A. G. Revers, 
Rt. 3, Buena Vista. 
 
| Red speckled erewaer peas, 
-16c a Ye. in 10 Wo. lets or more. 
Ge Ls Brown, Ri. 1, 
Ground. 
 
They are not mixed 
sound. W. Jd. 
Coleman, 
 
bu. 
perfectly 
'McKemie, Sr.. 
 
/ per 
 
field peas, $3.00 bu. FOB RR 
 
1 Mrs. Jessie S. Colter, Barnes- | 
 
. ville. 
 
4 Smell whiie 
 
aw thorn or 
Mrs, Soll: 
 
each gecd. red 
perries. Write first. 
om Rt. 1, Ocilla. 
 
seed veliahie to Dig ienne 
livestock, stands dry 
10c Yo. FOB. 
 
B.F. Dun-- 
 
Rt. 5: Cleveland. 
 
1200 stalks P O J cane for 
 
d, 2c a stalk. D. I. Hickox, 
: St. _ Waycross. 
 
BEANS AND PEAS 
~~ FOR SALE i 
 
  
 
Clay peas; sound and clean, 
00: 
 
bu. here. 
Swith order. Mrs, 
 
ML Mae 
owe, Rt. 1, Buford. 
 
f 
 
1941, A No. 1, 90 day veivet | 
 
2.50 bu.: white brown | 
rowders, yellow crowders, 
0 bu.: white and yellow 
vder mixed, $2.50 bu., in 244 
Si: FOB, Lelius Helms, 
 
No checks. | 
 
jady peas, 10 
| Kos. 
crow der peas, 15 Tos., $1.08. 
All PP to 3r aene. Money er- 
der. . C, Ray, Ri. 2, LaFay- | 
| ettie. 
 
5 or 6 bu. ole time purple 
hull peas, picked without rain, 
'good and sound, $3.06 ou. net 
| postpaid. T. M. Helene, Ri.. 3, 
Hazlehurst. i 
 
Velvet beans in 2% bu. bags, 
$2.50: mixed peas in 2% bu. 
| pags, $2.85; Brabs, 2% bu. bags, 
$3.25. All FOE. Tem Tayior. 
Marshallville. 
 
20 bu. Brab peas, 
;pu. New Era peas, 
 
$5.00; 20 | 
$2.75: 20 
 
ou. 90 day speckled runner vel- 
 
vets, $2150 bu. C. B: Hicks, | 
 
Reynolds. 
 
Streaked halt runner garden 
 
  
 
peer ae ens, very prelific and long 
earing. 20c cupful or 36c a 
postpaid, No oe Mrs. R. 
T. Chatham, Ri. , Adairsville. 
20 bu, Red ee ede $3.00: bu. 
All FOB. No small order ac- 
cepted. L. F. Hood, Cleveland. 
Speckled crowder peas. 8c a 
rlb., 2 lbs., 15ce: white crowder 
| same price, MB. Woodlift, 
Rt. 1, Flowery Branch. 
18 bu. pure eee 
 
sugar 
: cuowder peas guar. 
 
Black and Calif. peas, 35c; | 
 
' walnut meats, 45c a lb. M. C. 
Cuban , { 
 
"peck, $1.25. 
Good, sound, New Era peas, | 
 
bu. not pre-. 
paid: = Joseph J. Carden Rt 1, 
 
Limited amt. white Hull peas, 
 
for  
 
-gacks. 1cup peas, for 2 gacks, - 
 
R I. red puliets now daying, = 
_ (any large breed of pi igs, prefer: 
+O ol  Hamp or P.-C. 
 
peas, will produce green table | 
peas in six weeks, ife a tb. Add | 
! postage. 
 
i postpaid to 2nd zone. 
 
25 bu. A-L vwelvet beans 
known as 90 gay variety, $2.25. 
Aes J. O. Hatcher, Rt. 1, Vi- 
 
alla 
 
Sugar crowder peas, picked 
without rain. Write for price 
and. sample. A. R. Rosser, 
Jenkinsbureg. 
 
3 bu. Cream sugar crowder 
peas, slightly mixed, $2.50 bu. 
FOB here. B. F. Peacock, Re- 
becea. 
 
2 crop white table mush 
Couch peas, 20c lb., 4 lbs. del., 
50c. Guar. satis. Jaber Grant, 
Rt. 1, Flowery Branch, 
 
  
 
| FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Whatleys seed corn, Ist yr., 
field selected, hand nubbed and 
shelled, $3.00 bu. J. N. Hoge, 
MRED, West Point, - 
 
Hastings Truckers Favorite 
i seed corn, 1l0c 1b., 3 for 353c. 
| Add postage. 
i Rt. j,, Box 137, Bremen. 
 
  
 
64 lbs., shells 1 bu., 
for length of ear, grain, width, 
thickness. Sample ear, 15c; 
C. L. Maulder, Rt. 
1, Ellenwood. 
 
Fine seed corn known as 
Coon corn, 2 & 3 ears to stalk, 
nubbed and shelled, $1.00 pk., 
ale 
_ Adams, Rt. 3, Lawrenceville. 
 
sey. 
yellow. corn for sale, 85c. pk.; 
Hastings prolific white corn, 
65c; both postpaid; exc. for 
cabbage or onion plants. L. A. 
McLaughlin, Senoia. 
 
Price impr, white and red 
cob white Flint. corn, weevil 
 
  
 
resistant, bears 2 to 5 ears to. 
 
; $taik, $1.00 pk., or $3.00 bu. 
'}#OB here. No checks. Send 
C (Po: MO. Mrs. Troy Price, Rt. 
2. Ludowici. | - 
Brown's Impr. big white 
| resistant corn, red cob, $1.00 
ipk., $3.50 bu. FOB ae 
 
Brown, Helena, 
 
| pure, first class, nubbed, white, 
 
718 lbs. for $1. 00, ist, Qnd. zones: 
 
bu. FOB. S. A.! 
 
Mixed cornfield bean seeds, | 
Cora | 
 
Rt. 3, Box 378, | 
 
brown speckled erowder peas, | 
: 2 or 3 pints of 
 
$2. 73 
all | 
 
Ball | 
 
106 bu. speckle peas, $2.25 | 
 
50 to 60 bu. sound mixed | 
 
$1.00; black eyed White | 
 
beans for sprmg ang summer | 
 
farther away, $1. 15 postpaid. 
A. EL Nix. 
 
Hastings new yellow prolitic 
seed corn, field selected, nub- 
ped and shelled, 60c pk., $2.00 
ibu., Hastings white prolific 
i game price; also Hegari seed, 
:5e }. Add postage if by mail. 
iH. A. Alexander, Rt. 1, Carrol 
: For. 
 
at bern, 5 mi. South of Metter. 
 
Chas. L. Nevill, Pulaski. , 
Little cob seed corn, 8 to 12 
 
rews to ear, carefully  selected, 
 
pk. postpaid; $3.00 bu. FOB | 
here, J. D. Taylor, Yienna. 
 
Fine seed corn known as 
hard Coon corn, grows 2 and 3 | 
ears to. stalk, mubbed and. 
 
shelled, $1.00 pk.. postpaid $0 
3nd zone. J. S. Adams, Wi. 3; 
| Lawrenceville. 
 
Hastings yellow prohiic seed, 
corn, ist. yr. from breder, 
raised in isolated field 1/2 mi. 
from any other corn, selected | 
'mubbed and shelled, $1.60 pr. 
EK. L. Fewler, Rt. 2, Eoerton. 
 
Haye few hundred tbs. white , 
geld planting seed, 2nd yr., 
trom breeder, 
-ewi.: also 1941 seed. $4.00 cwt.; 
Coker 260 strain 1-1940 erop, 
$5.00 cwt. Ist yr. from breeder; 
1941 crop, $4.00 cwt. 
pod. Oliv er, Rt. 
 
| COTTONSEED FOR 
| SALE 
| 
 
3, Commerce. 
 
  
 
406 bu. Ne. 11 Rucker cotion- .- 
 
8 ec, ist yr., reli drepped at 
'gin, $1. 50 bu. at my place. R. 
S$. Fain, Rt. 3, Cartersvilie, | 
 
D&PL No. 12 -cotionseed, 
| RvBr. pure and sounc, $4.50 
per cw. 
 
Ceker 10@ strain 4 cottonseed, 
|] r from breeder, $1.35 bu. 
J. E. Ladson, Moultrie, 
| Stomeville 2-B  cotionsecd. 
, ist vr. especialy selected for 
| planting, $1.25 bu.,FOB your 
station. T. W. Simmons, Ri. 3 
Douglasville. 
 
300 lbs. 
cottonsed, let yr., kept 
at gin, $4.50 per ewt. 
Elliott, Mansfield. 
 
Cokers 
seed. Several tons. good seed. 
County agents in need of seed 
write. J. A. Noian, Rutledge. 
 
Cokers 4 in 1 wilt-resistant 
cottonseed, ist yr. from breed- 
er, 1-1/16" staple, $5.00 ewt. 
ae G. Copeland, Odum, Bes 
 
pure 
 
  
 
CORN AND SEED CORN. 
 
Ww. 
 
Hastings prolific seed corn, | 
 
16@ bu. eorn in ear, $1.00 bu. | : 
early J. & Chas. W., 500, 66c; 
 
0 crop, $4.50. 
194 crop $ 36 (3M. er more $1. 25 M.- 
 
J. W. Harris, Monroe. 
 
OU strain 3 cotton- 
 
  
 
: Newnan. 
 
_ cottonseed, $6.00 cwt. 
 
Stoneville 2-B, ist yr. from 
preeder, 1-1/16 staple, 37 
bales on 39A, big rolls and easy 
picked, privately ginned and 
recleaned, $1.40 bu.; Good 
sound Span. seed peanuts, Tec 
lb. Riley C. Couch, Turin. 
 
Stoneville 2B, ist yr. from 
originator, staple er 1 or 
better, $5. 00 cwt. . J. Crum- 
mey, Jesup. 
 
1/2 bu. Original Todds Impr. 
 
staple cotton seed bought di- 
rect in 1938 from breeder, $3.00 
OB here. No checks. Cash or 
PO money order. Olin O. 
 
| Prickett, Maysville. 
 
Stoneville 2B, 1-1/3 staple 
1941, $1.25 bu.; also Pecans, 
12%c lb. del. in Ga. in 6 |b. 
jots or more. LL. S. Sewell, 
 
First yr. 
aneees A few 
 
hundred Roldo Rowden, best 
 
| wilt- resistant cotton grown in 
 
re. 
here. 
 
1 
Bonnell Nixon, lana $5.00. wt, 
 
$1. 50 bu., $5.00 cwt. FOB 
ose Smith. Ashland. 
 
Ruckers No. 11, 
 
FOB. = ds. 
 
; Paris, Rt. 1, Norcross. 
D&PL cottonseed ginned on - 
 
Full grain, 2 eared seed corn, , 
selected | 
 
  
 
385A last year. 
 
, tonseed, $5.50 cwt.; 
 
. pink 
 
private gin, no black seed not 
dirt, shipped in good even 
weight bags. Made 33 bales on 
$1.50 bu .FOB. 
J. L. Thomas, RFD 1, Madison. 
 
About 25 bu. Cokers 100 wilt 
resistant cotton seed. Produces 
well and matures early, $1.50 
bu. FOB. J. A. Green, Rt. 2, 
 
: Plains. 
pecks Hastings prolific _ 
 
Ruckers  Impr. cottonseed 
staple 1-1/16, lint 45%, 1250 
make a 500 lb. bale, $1.50 bu. 
W. T. Rucker, Ashland. 
 
500 lbs. PD&L No. 12 cot- 
 
lbs. No. 165 $5.00 ewt. All 
 
pure seed ginned on 1 var. gin. 
 
Cc, . Palmer, Rt. 1, Loganville. 
 
Rhynes Cook and Rhynes 
wilt-resistant Stoneville cot- 
tonseed for sale by the breeder. 
Write for prices, ete. C. L. 
 
| Rhyne, Americus. 
i Flint, heaviest and most weevil | 
 
  
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
 Booking orders for Marglobe | 
 
Tomato plants, March 25th del., 
$1.75 M.: Gov't. insp. and treat-_ 
ed. impr, P. R. Potato plants, 
skin from vine grown | 
seed. Pure $1.75 M. Mae 
hornton, Screven. 
 
ev. 
kudzy crowns, $6.00 M., FOR. 
Orders will be filled as kudzu | 
 
'is @ug during planting season. 
 
|W. J. Martin, Rt. 2, Jefferson. 
 
Cabbage. large, fresh | extra | 
 
| 90c M.: white Bermuda onion 
| pencil size, 500, 65c; $1.00 M. 
 
| All del. 
yubbed and shelled, $1.00 per iF. Fy Stokes, 
 
i 
 
i 
 
' 
 
postpaid. 
Fitzgerald. 
Klondyke strawberry io 
$1.00. M.: well rooted Boysen- | 
perry plants, $2.00 doz. Phone 
| Wa. 3660, Geo. U. Steffner, 
1041 Oakdale Rad., NE, Athanita. 
Booking orders for pure govt. 
iimsp. P R potato plants, ready | 
 
| Apeil 15th. Well rooted. sey 
 
count, satis, guar., $1.56 M., 
*M., Or mere $1. 25 M. Both 
ped and vellow skin. A. F. Mad- | 
dox, Fitzgerald. 
 
Now booking orders for Doth 
ired and yellow skin PR Poieto | 
| plants, ready April 10th or 20th. 
| Place your ote new and be 
sure of early plants. aoe = 
 
fae 
 
| Maddex, Fitzgerald. 
 
; 
i 
 
Al) pure. 
 
Booking orders fer hot bed 
poiate plants, red skin FP. K, 
$1.50 M., April Gel., not posi- 
 
paid; Baltimere and Stone te- 
meto plants, $1.00 M. Leon 
 
4500. 
 
Delta Pine No. 132 | 
 
  
 
Gaff, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald. 
BKRlondike strawberry, 80c for 
$1.50 M. No pients ship- 
peg COD. Mrs. GC. L. Chiders, 
Ri. 2, Gainesville, 
Klondike strawberry. 80c for 
506, $1.56 M. Ne olanis ship- 
ped COD, Mirs. Ulysses Reed, 
Fite 2: Gainesvilie. 
1008 everbdearimg sir awberry 
plants, for sale or exc. for 12- 
 
100 o., car. chicken feed sacks. 
| Mrs. 
 
Frank Seve Ri. 1, Ab- 
pevilhe. 
 
About 2A Kudzu vines, Will 
 
give them ic anyone taking 
them away. Mrs. May Anthony, 
9479 Pedehtree Rd., N. E., Ai- 
Janta. 
 
Genuine well rooted acres 
dewhberry. plants, 50c C., posi- 
paid: white velvet and mam- 
moth green pod okra seed,.50c 
Yo., postpaid. Frank Benneii, 
Coffee. 
 
Chas. All head Early & early 
Flat Dutch. cabbage, Heading 
 
and blue stem collards, 200 for | 
 
35c: 500 for 65c: 90c M.;: Won- 
derbearer, 35c C.: 500 for $1.00, 
$1.75 M. del, Booking orders 
 
for PR & Triumph Potato.  
 
Coker 200 Strain 1: 
 
500 or 700. 
 
aR 
 
thousand medium sized . 
 
Satis. guar. 
 
| jin, 
 
  
 
Choice 2-3 yr. kudzu 
AAA specifications. B. W 
dlebrooks, Barnesville. 
 
Frostproof cabbage, 
Chas. Wakefield, 60e M. 
low Bermuda onion, 90 
good strong plants and pr 
shipment. Mrs. A. B. W 
Alma. = 
Strawberry plants; Kl 
25c C-: 75c for ao 
Mastodon, 
 
500; $3.50 M. 
 
rooted eisai 
 
ment. Eugene O. & 
1, Cumming. 
 
Klondike 
strawberry, $2. 00 M., 
red golds with each or 
500. . No checks. ; 
Rt. 2, Ellijay. 
 
Well rooted Kudzu 
tings, 75c C,; $6.00 M. 
; Reid, Hogansvile. 
 
Kudzu crowns, 
Clyde Lanier, Graymo 
 
Cabbage plants, Earl 
Chas., 500 for 50c; fit 
 
  
 
  
 
$1.00 bu. '6 
os ae 
 
bunch; horse radish, cor 
sage, 10c ea. bunch. A d 
age. Mrs. T. M. Lock, 
Box 84, Ellijay. o 
 
La. Yams and PR 
tato plants ready A 
$1.50 M. posteais. R. 
Ree, Meigs. | : 
 
Kudzu See 2 yrs. ol 
older; $8.75" Mi. C=C in 
ao hipley. 
 
About 20 bu. aod: 
PR potato slips for sa 
bu. A. M. Sellers; Rt. 
= ley. 
 
Klondike strawberry 
80c for 500; $1.50 : 
shipped CoD. M 
Reed, Rt. 2, Gaines 
 
Klondike strawber 
$0c for 500, $1.50 
shipped COD. Mr 
Childers, Rt. 2; Gainesy 
 
  
 
iM; 
'reoted. . Mrs. 
2; Gainesville. 
Ga. collard, 20c C 
cabbage plants, $1.00. 
mailed. L. A. can 
' Gainesville. 
| Kudzu crowns ue sale 
| genuine plooming pea 
Harris Robertson, Be 
botton. ; 
Wakefield cabbage 
| bage collards, 500, 
the great golden pu 
grows to 100 Ibs., 2 doz. 
| 15, large pkg., 25. 
Calvin Garrett, Rt. Hi 
iyvitle, ; 
Everbearing Mee  
| plants, 25 C::-$2.00 
/T.. same price. Sen 
with order. No che 
posiage. Mrs. J. 
Rt 1. Dahlonega. 
Wakefield and (Early 
_ cabbage plants, 20c 
45; _frostpr oof | coll 
'45c: 75c M., del: 5M 
"Rt. Be Bo 
 
good strong plant 
 
| Lee Crow, 
| Gamesvilie. 
Early Jersey and Cha: 
proof cabbage, 500, 70 
'M.: Bermuda onion, 500 
$1.15 M., postage | 
Conner, Pitts. 
i Ga. ang neste ol 
| FC 7Oc M Wake: i 
Dutch cabbage, 500 
| M.: extra sweet Ch 
bright yellow, 
 
| fer 
| eel. Amos  
Geinesvine. _-. 
 
Eariv J. Chas. and Fla 
frosipreet cabbage Y. its 
and green, 506, 65c: 
Bermuda and swee 
'enion plants, 500, 70c: $1. 
Dei. KR. Chancier, Pitt 
 
Imp. PR ang N. 
506, $1.15; 1 M., $2.25 Pl 
$2. eo exp: eld fashioned 
500, $1.40; 1 Me = 
1 M., $2. 50. exp;  
band selected hori ie 
treated seed bedded | in 
 
ena: Ready about . 
 
C. A. Dobos, Gainesville 
fas J; Ghas.,: ang 
Dutch frestproof cabbage 
fresh and green, 500. 6 
M. del... Write for price 
temaio and pepper pla 
Chanclor, Pitts,, %s 5 .. 
 
Tinousands. Iceberg, 
Wakefield, cabbage, b 
carrot, and collards, 
$2.50 M.; Booking 
Marglobe tomatoes, 
hot Bell and Pimient 
50c C. Straight or c 
ders. Del. Mrs. H. NS 
jin, Register,  tS 
 
  
 
  
    
 
  
 
lard plants, $1.00 M.: will |: 
 
Fae for other plants or 
rite -what. you have. 
ura B. Taylor, Rt. 1, 
Tay cross, Le 
Zams and P R. sweet po- 
d Marglobe and Bonny 
omato plants, $1.50 M., 
Ready April ist. R. 
ee, Meigs. ie  
_or thousand mile vine 
You come and dig 
 
J. H. Leverett, Rt. 1, 
 
ysenberry plants, $1.25 
Youngberries, $1.00 doz. 
. J. Carter, Newington, 
 
rooted, 
 
rong, heavily 
 Prompt 
 
+ $7.50 M.: 
? 
 
<7 
ai 
 
  
 
  
 
ty red raspberries, strong 
~50c doz. Add postage; 
 
doz. for doz. large type. 
 
ny color except bronze. 
eo williams. Rt. 2, Box 
32, Blue Ridge. 
jagara grape vines, very 
, white or slightly. pink, 
neord blue, brown figs, 2 
30c; Himalaya. berry, 75c 
Blue Damson plum, 2 for 
PP. Mrs. Nathan Weath- 
y, Rt. 4, Ball Ground. 
chmond cherry, Halls 
ot, Hazelnut, Filbert, crab- 
e, Pawpaw sprouts, rooted, 
BS $1.5 doz.; red thorn- 
aspberry, 24 for $1.00; 
blackberry, red _ plum, 
arb, $1.00 doz. Dennis 
on, Mineral Bluff. 
yellow extra sweet peach 
es, 15c ea., $1.50 doz.; May 
 
, red plum sprouts, 15 
 
strawberry, 
 
_ everbearing 
= rs. 
 
exc, for sacks.- 
 
fosa Richards, Rt. 2, Talking 
 
ik 
hrifty bearing budded pa- 
ll pecan trees, : 
B Claxton; Schleys, Stuarts, 
s. Moore. and Tech 
 
rp, any var., any size, same 
ce. Send MO or cashiers 
 
 Ben KE. Daniel, Grad.: 
 
mitory, Athens. 
oncord & Lutie grape cut- 
ings, $5.00 M., 50c C., 25c for 
doz. PP; exc. for Eng. peas 
other garden seed. Want 
obacco, long handle and big 
gourd seed. Jir 
 
2, Box 106, Elijjay: 
warge .prown. Turkey figs, 
00 doz. cr $4.00 C.; old fash- 
med Limber twig. apples, 20c 
a.; some Keiffer pears, 25 ea. 
 
. Paul Cole, Rt. 2, Waco. 
 
ach trees, grape vines, 
Jeading var.. $55.00  M.; $6.00 
C.: $1.25 Doz.; plums, apricot, 
lock walnut, $10.00 C.; $2.00 
+ $2.40 doz. 
Riverdale. 
-Biue Damson plum, _ large 
urplish skin freestone sweet 
plum, May cherry, 3 for 30c; 
e apricot or peach plum, 2. 
 
for 30c; Klondike strawberry, , 
 
-C.: Lady T. strawberry, 30c 
del. Mrs. J. S..Crowe, Rt. 
, Cumming. 
Blue plum, red May cherry, 
me blackberry, $1.00 doz.; 
purple lilac, purple and_ pink 
-erepe myrtle, well rooted, 10c 
ea.: yellow jonquils, 15c doz. 
Mrs. J. E. Patterson, Rb. aay 
Waco. : 
ame crabapple, 3 ft. high. 
weeping willows, 25c ea.; ts 
Regis raspberry, 10c ea.; Fair- 
fax strawberry, 50c C. D. G. 
Roberts, Rt. 1, Suwanee. 
- Pecan trees: Stuart, Success, 
Moneymaker, Frotcher, 2-3 ft., 
85c; 3-4 ft., $1.00; 4-5 ft., $1.25. 
Not del. E. Campbell, Odum. 
 
Brown turkey figs, bronze 
scuppernong, hazelnut bushes, 
$1.00 doz.; white hibiscus, red 
crepe myrtle, 10c ea., or $1.00 
doz.; per. sweet pea, 75c doz.; 
del. Inez Bradley, Rt. 2, Bow- 
on. x 
Brown turkey figs, scupper- 
ong, large red June plums, 
c ea.; $1.00 doz.; horseapple 
prouts, 15 ea.; well rooted. 
 
. stamps. Miss Annie Cole, 
 
2, Bowdon. 
 
Peach trees, grape vines, 
eading var., $55.00 M.; $6.00 
: $1.25 doz.- plum, apricot, 
lack walnut, $10.00 C.; $2.00 
oz. Mrs. E, B. Travis, River- 
 
Hazelnut bushes, 85 doz.; 
Muscadine vines, scuppernong, 
.; huckleberry bushes, 
. Add postage. No 
Mrs. G. W. Bradley, 
 
2, Bowdon. 
 
2 or 3 hundred extra large 
-fig sprouts, $1.00 doz. 
. C, Teague, Rt, 2, 
 
| PECANS ~ 
 
..C. M. Robin-. 
 
| garden 
 
ECA AND  
FRUIT TREES FOR 
 
  
 
- Brown fig bushes, $1.50 doz.; 
req plum_ bushes, 
white scuppernong vines, $1.00 
doz. PP. No orders less than 
$1.00. . Miss Hazel King, Rt. 2, 
Bowdon. . : eee 
 
Muscadines, black and white 
scuppernongs, blue 
Goose and Early June plums. 
hazelnut bushes, 10c ea., $ 
 
$1.25 doz. Mrs. Seabron Hug- 
gins, Waco, R2. Ps 
Lucretia Dewberry, large 
rooted Kudzu Seresan treated, 
$1.00 C.; 300,. $2.50; Himalaya 
 
| Blackberry, 50 for $1.00; Ma- 
 
ture Celestial Fig cuttings, bear 
ist yr.. 50 for $1.00 PP. J. W. 
Toole, R33 Burton Ave., Macon. 
 
Concord and Lutie grape cut- 
tings, $5.00 M.: 75e C.; 25c doz.; 
PP; Exc. for Eng: peas, other 
seed, tobacco, long 
handle and big gourd seed. J. 
R. Bramlett, Rt. 2, Ellijay. 
 
Home collection grape vines 
 
and Male, 
 
ey, Scott, Creswell 
Scott, Con-+ 
 
PP $1508 Zo: ts 
cord. ue 
 
May cherry, Horse apple, 1-2 
ft.,.15c ea.; Carolina cherry an 
evergreen, currant berry, Him- 
alaya berry, 1-2 ft., 10c ea. or 
$8.00 C.x.50c orders PP. Jose- 
phine Raley, Mitchell. 
 
| State insp. leading var. apple 
and peach trees, 
 
Niagara, Lutie, 2 yr., I0e ea.; 
pear, 3-4 ft., 25c ea. W. Te 
Alexander, Cleveland. 
 
Good home orchard, 6 apple 
trees, early to late, 6 peach 
trees, 3 grape vines, different 
var., 1 yr. old, state inspected, 
$1.75 del. T. M. Webb, Elli- 
jay. . 
 
2 i 
 
FOR SALE | 
 
A limited amt. of Stuart Pe- 
cans, 1941 crop, 10c 1b. in lots 
of 10 Ibs. or more not prepaid. 
 
  
 
Jim Bramlett, Rt. ; 
 
+ Keiffer pear trees, $17.50. 
Mrs. E. B. Trav- : 
 
1 1b. 
 
3. i. Rustin, Rt. 2, Mauk. : 
 
36 er 35 bu. Black wasnuts 
in hull, but dry, 1941 crop, 35c 
in. of 33-1/3c bu. for lot FOB 
inere; also 115 Ibs. Pecan 
 Scbleys and Stuarts, 12%c a lb. 
or i5c a lb. del. J. B. Lang- 
ford, Rt. 2, Maysville. : 
 
White impr. Spanish peanuts, 
6c lb.; prolific seed corn, 75c 
pk.: $2.00 bu.; velvet beans, 
$2.50 bu.; sorghum seed, 10c 
lb. Add postage. W. H. Holt, 
Rt. 1, Fayetteville. 
 
25 lbs. Schley pecans, nice 
size, fresh and good, 15c_lb.; 
Send PO order and inciude 
transportation charges. Mrs. 
Belle Godard, Goggins. 
 
About 100 lbs., good Stewart 
pecans, 15c lb.; Want 10 bu. 
good, white corn at 75c_bu.; 
also old fashioned Red, Buck, 
White or Sugar Yam _ potato 
plants. A, J. Grimes, Glen- 
wood, P. O. Box 44., 
 
T. May, Warthen. 
 
seed peanuts, 30c gal. PP. J. 
 
A. Wood, Rt. 1, LaFayette. 
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE 
SUPPLIES FOR SALE 
 
No. 1 strained Honey, 10 Ib. 
 
pail, $1.35; 5 lb. pail, 70c; del. 
by mail; 4-10: lb., $5.00, 6-5 Ib., 
$3.90 del. by express. Any 
quantity packedin 5 & 10 lb. 
pails FOB my station at 10c 
Curd Walker, Norristown. 
 
6-10 lb. pails to case, FOB 
here, $7.50. Extracted. All No. 
2 grade sold out. John A. 
Crummey, Box 117, Jesup. 
 
26 Ibs. clean beeswax for 
sale; Make best offer COD. 
John Dickens, Ocilla. 
 
16 hives pat. equipment for 
bees, 8 and 10 frame hives, ex- 
tra supers, frames, gloves, bon- 
nets, smoker, etc., for sale. 
Mrs. Willis S. Smith, 1363 
Northview Ave., N. E., Atlanta. 
Phone (nights) Ve. 3055. 
 
  
 
FRESH AND CURED 
MEATS FOR SALE 
 
Guar. oakwood smoked meat 
Hams, 35c lb.; Sides, 25c Ib.; 
Shoulders, 22c lb. FOB.-E. C. 
Hurst, Rt. 2, Meigs. 
 
Country cured oakwood 
smoked hams, 30c lb.: sides, 22c 
lb.: shoulders, 18c Ib. FOB 
 
  
 
here. CoB, Hurst, RFD. 2, 
Meigs. Bi ess 
 
SALE | 
 
$1.00 doz.;. 
 
Damson, | 
 
doz.:..Concord. grapes, 15c .., 
 
(Muscadine type) well rooted. | 
One each, Hunt, Dulcet, Stuck- 
 
1-3 yxr.,: 10-- 
20c ea.; Grape vines: Concord, 
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS|_ 
 
|hay. Send stamp for reply. A. 
 
Nice pecans, 10 lb. Mrs. E. | 
 
A few gals. impr. Spanish 
 
| EGGS FOR SALE | 
 
  
 
Ga. cane syrup in gal. cans, 
75c gal.; in 1/2 gal. cans, 80c 
gal. All crated. No orders 
less than 5 gal... Send money. 
order. Joe. M. Brown, McRae. 
 
Pure Ga. cane syrup, 80c gal. 
in 1/2 gal. pails. Not sold in 
less than 5 gal. lots. It is of 
very good quality. FOB. W. 
B. Causey, Rt. 1, Baxley.. 
 
  
 
TOBACCO FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Genuine smoking or chewing 
 
tobacco, 6 lbs., $1.00 del. Hiram 
Lightsey, Screven. 
- Home-raised, flue cured, 
Red and yellow, Ga. raised to- 
bacco. 9 lb: box chewing, $1.- 
00: 10 lbs. smoking, $10.00. 
Postpaid. Prompt shipment. M. 
'B. Swain, Alma, : : ; 
 
  
 
FRUIT AND BUTTER 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Nice fresh. firm yellow Jer- 
sey butter, 6 or 7 lbs. a wk., 
30c Ib. del. in- 1st or 2nd zone. 
Mrs. J. D.. Melear, Rt. 2; Bow- 
don. e 
 
Nice sundried apples free 
from worms, core and peel, 
1941 crop, 12%c lb. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Jasper Long, Aska. 
 
Nice fresh country butter, 
40c lb. or 3 Ibs., $1.00 del. a 
wk. Mrs. C. E. Horsley, Rt. 2, 
Bowdon.  
 
Nice, bright sun-dried apples, 
free of peel and core, 12%c a 
lb. del. W. A. Marr, Sarah. 
 
Starks Delicious sundried 
apples, free of core, peel and 
worms, 15c lb. del. in Ga. Mrs. 
Willie Smith, Rolston. 
 
  
 
GRAIN AND HAY 
FOR SALE 
 
25 tons Lespedeza, $15.00 
ton, FOB here.. L. D. Ware, 
Tignall. : 
 
About 2000 lbs. good Spanish 
 
furnish truck and come after 
 
J. Adams, Rt. 1, Ashburn. 
Limited quantity Alber seed 
sats direct from breeder, 80c 
bu. S. P. Kenney, Athens. : 
Good grade baled hay, John- 
son grass and cloved, Prefer- 
ably picked up at barn. W. G. 
 
| promptly 
 
peanput hay. 70c Cwt.; buyer |. 
 
oe 
 
3 doz. yard eggs daily, guar. 
fresh, for 80c at my door. F.B. 
Felker, Hapeville, 3351 Stewart 
Ave. ce ey : 
 
Booking orders for M. B, and 
stock, turkey eggs, 20c ea. Add 
Augusta, Rt. 2, Box 413. - 
 
Hampshire Reds, direct stock, 
$1.00 per 15, prepaid. S. R. 
Scarborough, Hawkinsville. | 
 
Ancona eggs, Shepherd strain, 
 
eggs, 12 for 85c. 
Mrs. L. D. Elliott, Lavonia. 
 
R. I. eggs from very dark 
reds 
$1.25 for 15 del. Prices on in- 
cubator lots, Exc. for onion 
and cabbage plants. Mrs. H. 
G. Brown, Rt. 1, Stone Moun- 
tain. 
 
Pure large white Pekin duck 
eggs. $1.00 for 12 del., 50 eggs, 
$4.00 del. B. B. Barksdale, 
Norwocd. 
 
Purebred red speckled Sus- 
 
PP,. $1.25 for 30. Carefully 
packed. Mrs. Earl Wilson, Rt. 
5, Gainesville. Ny 
 
Buff Cochin Bantam eggs, 
$1.00 for 15 del.; Thompsons 
White Rock eggs, $1.25 per 15 
del. C. B. Ellington; Rutledge. 
 
heavy laying strain. 
in 
$1.00 for 15 del. in Ga. 
Alma Scott, Concord: &- 
 
Wild Mallard duck eggs, $1.00 
for 15. . Call after 6:00. PM. 
AM. 1500. R. B. Scarboro, 456 
Childress Dr., SW off Cascade, 
 
Shipped 
special cartons, 
Mrs. 
 
| Atlanta. 
 
Thoroughbred Cornish | 
(heavy type) eggs, $1.50 per 
 
15. J: -H. Dunlap, Rt. 2, Hel- 
ends; 
 
Best laying strain pure Bar- 
 
postpaid; 30 eggs for. $2.25. 
Careful packing, prompt ship- 
ment. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, 
Greenville. : 
 
Eggs: large big bone Broad 
 
breasted pure MB turkey, $3.00 
 
doz.; Pekin duck, 75c_ doz.; 
Goose, 25c ea., 4 for $1.00, all 
del. Mrs.:Boyd Baggett, Rt. 1, 
Douglasville. 5 ; 
 
Purebred R. C. Silver Laced 
Wyandotte eggs, 75c for 15 eggs 
prepaid. - Mrs. A. L. Norton, Ri 
1. Summerville. 
 
  
 
Vollenweider, 119 Sunset Ave., 
LaGrange. : 
Excellent quality Lespcdeza | 
Hay, $17.50 ton; mixed les- | 
pedeza and assorted grasses, | 
$15.00 ton. All free of John- 
son grass. <A. P. Anthony, Rt. | 
1, Tignall, Wilkes Co. ~ 
250 tons, baled hay, Johnscn. 
grass cut in the bloom,. price 
range according to grade, reas- 
onable,, Farm located on Lov- 
ers Lane 1% mi. city near Sand 
Bar Ferry Rd. Jas. T. Gard- 
iner, 915 Heard Ave., Augusta. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
FOR SALE . 
 
  
 
Black walnut: meats free 
from shells and hulls, 35c pt., 
4 pts., 1.000 prepaid in Ca. 
Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Rt. 4, 
Alto, : 
 
Sassafras roots for sale, 5 
lb. cash with order. Add post- 
age. L. D. Todd, Doraville. 
 
Yellow rattle, sassafras root, 
25c a ib... 5 Ibs... $1.00; sage : 
plants, 15 ea.; tansy, yarrow, 
catnip, hoarhound, peppermint, 
spearmint, coltsfoot, mullin, 25c 
doz. bunches. Mrs. L. M. White, 
Rt. 1, Box 35, Dahlonega. 
 
Peppermint, spearmint, cat- 
nip, horsemint, yarrow, tansy, 
hoarhound, mullin, 25c doz. 
bunches; yellow sassafras, 
rattle root, wildcherry bark, 
25c lb., 5 for $1.00. Mrs. R. 
M. Holloway, Rt. 1, Box 35, 
Dahlonega. 
 
Yellow root, sassafras, wild 
plum and cherry bark, poke- 
root, 10c Ib.; ueen of the 
Meadow rat vane, 25c lb. Add 
postage. Mrs. Jewell Hefner, 
Talking Rock. 
 
About 200 feed sacks, slight- 
ly rat eaten, otherwise good 
condition, price 10e ea. Wade 
J. Rhodes, Madison. 
 
About 4000 well matured 
gourds with few small ones, 3c 
ea. FOB, 3%c and select them 
eg Edwin Collins, Cor- 
 
ele. 
 
Large size Martin gourds for 
sale, not cut, 15c ea plus post- 
age. Mrs. Harry J. Floyd, Rt: 
2. Chipley, 
 
Good clean goose feathers. 
Write for prices. G. O. Adams, 
 
  
 
checks. 
 
  
 
Woodland. _ Soe 
 
15. Boyd Williamscn, Com- 
merce. re ae 
Purebred Dark Cornish eggs, 
 
hens weigh 5 to 7% lbs., roost- 
 
ers, 9 to 11 lbs., $1.00 for 15 
eggs postpaid. Mrs. Fred John- 
son, Rt. 2, Box 152, Dawson. 
 
Pure Dark Cornish. eggs, 
from heavy layers, rooster, 11% 
Ibs., hens, 8-9 lbs., $1.50 per 
15 del. or. $2.75 for $0 eges. 
Send money order. No checks. 
Mrs. J. C. Herron, Rt. 1, Mar- 
fies 
 
Barred Rock eggs (Thomp- 
son Ringlet Strain) 85c for 15 
PP: lots of 100, $5.00; larger 
lots cheape:.. Mrs Karly R. 
Brookshier, Rt. 1, Gainesville. 
 
Old Eng. Black breast Red 
game eggs, $1.50 per 15. C. H. 
Baldwin, Box 367B, Rt. 8, At- 
lanta. 
 
AAAA purebred (Bush strain 
 
crossed with Booth AAA grade) | 
 
White Leg. setting eggs, $1.25 
for 15 postpaid. Mrs. Robert 
Patterson, Jr., Rt. 2, Waco. 
 
White Giant hatching eggs, 
$1.00 for 15 plus postage. Mrs. 
C. K. Phipps, Rt. 3, Newnan. 
 
White leghorn' eggs, 
headed by R O P males, $1.00 
for 15; 65c doz. in 6 doz. lous 
or more prepaid. You return 
crate. W. F. Martin, Rt. 2, 
Norwood. 
 
SC large type white Leghorn 
eggs, 40c doz.; Want to hear 
from party who will hatch 
large SC white Leghorn eggs on 
shares to be del. back to me 
no later than Ar. Ist. Want 
500 hatched. Mrs: RR. -G: 
Hawkes, RFD 2, Hull. 
 
AAA bloodtested S C R I 
Red eggs, 75c for 15, cartons 
retd: In 10 doz. lots, 40c doz. 
Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen, 
:-Mammoth Bronze Turkey 
eggs, Ellis strain, $3.00 doz. 
Miss Ruth Brown, Shiloh. 
 
Purebrd Toulouse goose 
eggs, 20c ea. Mrs. M. M. Mor- 
gan, Greensboro. 
 
Purebred Buff Orpington 
large Booth strain eggs, $1.00 
for 15; 1 rooster, $1.50. Miss 
Ronie Johnson, Rt. 1, Shellman. 
\ Pure Partridge Rock and 
Golden Lace Wyandotte eggs, 
voc for 15. < No ~ stamps nor 
 
Ernest Williams, Rt. 
1, Monroe  
 
Holland crossed, unrelated 
 
postage. Mrs. R. J. Miller, 
-- | Rt. 1, Eastman. 
 
Eggs from selected pen of 
 
16 eggs, 85c; White Pekin duck 
Postage paid.. 
 
direct from Donaldson, 
 
| good layers, 
 
sex -hatching eggs, 75c per 15. 
 
White Rock eggs, pure Fishel |: 
 
| White. 
 
red Rock eggs, $1.50 for 15. 
 
Bantam eggs, mixed, 75 per 
 
flock 
 
Giant strain SC Black MW 
orca setting eggs from. br 
ers, $1.50 er 15. L. B. Milliay 
Newnan. A ae 
'  C RI red and white ly. 
mouth Rock hatching eggs. 75 
per 15, $3.50 per 100 Sra 
quality stock. R. B. Wi 
 
Thoroughbred Parm 
Red eggs, $1.00 per setting. A 
postage. Mrs. U. S. Ly 
Alto. : tee 
 
Purebred Buff Minorca egs 
$1.00 per 15 plus postage. S 
money order. No stamps acs 
cepted.. Mrs. Dan Barr, Gu 
 
ton. 3 
 
S.-C. Ro le ted. eges trom, 
Colonials best egg grade U. S. 
approved -R. O: P. stock,* 15 
eggs, $1.25.- E. L. Fowler, Rt. 
2; Elberton. : 
 
- Lindstorms Royal Buff. 
oreas setting eggs, also Coli 
ers R. I. Red, guar. pure at 
$1.00 per se 
del. Money order. Mrs. 
Teal, Rt. 3, Franklin. 
 
Brown leghorn hatching eggs, 
50c for 15 if you send crate anc 
pay postage; also good str e 
honey in 10 lb. buckets, $1. 
gal.; exc. for printed feed sac! 
Mrs..S. R. Harden, Surrenc 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Extra fine Ga. raised p 
bred Domino strain Here: 
Bull. 3 yrs. old in May, wt 
about 1000 lbs, $150.00. F. B 
Levens, Carrollton. oe 
 
Two cows. fresh in, one - 
Qnd calf, one with first. G 
milkers. Mrs. Hardy Rh; 
 
4 
Reg. Jersey. Bull, a 
breeder, gentle, from high 
duction cow, Dreamer Bree 
ing. H. S. Looper, Dalton. 
 
One young cow fresh in, 
 
| calf, 3 gal. a day, $60.00. 
 
Watson, RFD 1, Mauk. | 
 
Reg. 18 or 20 mos. old Jer 
bull, $60.00 with papers. Ex 
for hogs at market price. _ 
A. White, Rt. 1, College 
 
- One nice Jersey cow, 
in with 3rd calf about A 
50.00 gets her. j ) 
ee Bearden, 10 Claud St., 
on, : 
 
Three heavy springers,  
Guernsey and 2 Jerseys. H 
Waldrep, Rt. 1, Forsyth.  
 
One thoroughbred Pollec 
 
B 
 
: tiereford bull not reg.; 1 y 
| Jersey cow, heavy spring 
 
half. Hereford heavy 
springers; 4 half Heref 
heifers, large size. C. Bur 
Rt. 1, Franklin. 
 
1 Jersey female calf from 
gal. cow about 5 mos. old, $ 
00 FOB; 1 red male calf 
5 mos. old, $20.00 FOB. 
McPherson, Rt. 1, Rabun 
 
One reg. Jersey cow f 
with 2nd calf, with papers; 
Guernsey bull, 4 mos. old, wi 
paper; 1 heavy springer whi 
face cow _ thoroughbres 
thoroughbred white face heife 
about 10 mos. old. Gordi 
Yancey, Grayson. ay 
 
One ox about 8 yrs. old, w 
around 1400 lbs., $125.00 at my 
barn. Will work anywher 
and very gentle. B. C. Col- 
lins, Rt. 1, Fort Valley.  
 
One reg. Guernsey bull, 
yrs. old; reg. Guernsey cow, 
yrs..old to freshen soon 
Guernsey cow, 4. yr.; 
heifers one bred to reg. 
Emerson Cason, Warrenton 
 
One reg. Jersey cow, 3% 
 
old, will freshen with 2nd. cal 
March 12-15th. Perfect qual 
ties, from high str.  : 
$65.00 before freshening 
$75.00 dfter. Can be seen  
Mrs. S. P. Owens, in village 0: 
Almon,/4% mi. west of Covin 
a Linton G. Ray, Gree 
ville. 
 
Good young cow, 3 yrs 
Will sell or swap for good 
at my barn. Mr. Frank Ric 
ards, RFD 1, Sharpsburg.  
 
with papers, 
 
mos. to 2% yrs. Ly 
farm, <A. D. Bagwell, R 
Gainesville. = 
 
20 good dairy cows for 
(forced to quit dairying 0: 
count of ill health) locat 
farm 6 mi. west of Rome 
G. Terrell, Rt. 5, Rome. 
 
1 Fine reg. Jersey bull, 
mos. old from extra fine stock. 
$50.00 or exc. for a good id 
cow. W. Jos Parker, = 
Vista, : 
 
1: Reg. Jersey male best of 
 
blood lines, 15 mos.-old r 
 
  
 
for service. T. W. 
 
Rts. Douglasv lle. i : 
 
  
    
 
  
 
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Eight O I C pigs, 6 wks. old, 
$6.00 ea. Full stock but not 
reg. Also 50 tons Lespcdeza 
hay for sale. John Fay, Oak- 
man.   
 
- Sev. high bred Black Poland 
China crossed with Hampshire 
shoats, weighing from 30 to 50 
lbs. Also some 6 wks. old 
pies Bb F- Harris, Box 364, 
Griffin, Ph. 4586. 2S 
 
~ 25 blocky type Duroc Jersey 
pigs, reg. in buyers name, 10 
to 14 wks. of age. Shipped FOB 
$11.50 ea. Send MO or cash. 
- Adam Igou, RFD, Baxley. 
 
es One white and black spotted 
-gshoat, 6 mios. old, $10.00; or 
swap for a 3 mos. old heifer 
calf. HE. M. Atkins, R. 1, Ara- 
gon. 
 
Choice 10 wks. old Berkshire 
pigs, reg., cholera immune, 
$12.50 ea. C. J. Hardman, 
 
Commerce. - 
 
Thrifty SPC pigs Champion 
bleoded, 2 mos. old reg, in 
puyers name, $10.00; Also Seed 
cane CP 807 and 29-16 Kobe 
Lespedeza seed. C. R. Morgan, 
Americus. 
 
Big bone Poland China pigs, 
6 wks, old, March 1st, $7.00 ea. 
. Patterson, Rt. 4, (CA9896), 
Atlanta. 
Berkshire pigs, 6 wks. old. 
Will reg. in buyer. name, $12.- 
50 ea. FOB farm. All of my. 
pigs are from top notch Berk- 
shire blood lines: J. W. Rich- 
ardson, Lithia Springs. 
2 thoroughbred big bone 
Black African guinea boar pigs 
from unrelated stock, wt. 36 or 
 
  
 
$8.00 ea, FOB. Charles Mal- 
phins, Tusculum, 
 
1 purebred black Poland 
- China sow, 2 yrs. old, wt. about 
$50 Ibs., reg. papers with her, 
$50.00: or will trade for 65 
hens any good breed, April 
hatch. Jeff Smith, Cumming. 
 
Purebred guinea gilts for 
sale, 3 mcs. old, $8.00 ea. FOB. 
Johnson Weldon, Rt. 2, Wood-. 
Ury. 2 a 
-. purebred black Poland 
 
. 175 Ibs., ready for service 
now. Sell or trade for a pure- 
 
hire boar. 
,oyd Kinsey, Sharon. 
: \ 
 
Some very fine young gilts 
bred), for sale or trade. B. D. 
Couch, Roosevelt Highway, Col- 
lege Park, CA. 9818. 
 
3 spotted Poland China pigs, 
. mos. old, $12.50 ea.; $15.00 
a. reg. in buyers name. Sired 
by a son of Perfection (Nation- 
al Champion). L. M._ Isler, 
organ. : 
 
Two sows, one spctted sow, 
ix fine pigs; also 300 Ibs. 
country smoked ham, large 
ize, Samie E, Mimes, Rt. 2, 
ox 169, Milledgeville. 
 
Blocky type Duroc Jersey 
sigs, cight wks. old, registered 
in buyers name, best stock in 
qe state. $10.00. J. G. Kirk- 
and. Sylvester... ~ 
 
One SPC boar 20 mos. old, 
850 to 400 lbs. or will trade 
or one of same breed to keep 
or breeding. E.. W. Warren, 
ee Winston. 
 
SPC andq Guinea, cross, male 
50 lbs. or more, fine shape for 
-gervice at market price. J. W. 
Williams, RFD 3, Woolsey, (2 
. south of Antioch Church 
 
His, 6 males, 9 wks. old, wt. 
0 Ibs. ea. Reg. in. buyers 
yame. life treated for cholera. 
 
amar Altman, Rt. 1, Alma. 
 
_ Berkshire & S. P. Chinas of 
est reg. breeding. Pigs 3 mos. 
id, $15.00 ea.; Boars and gilts 
amos, Old, $20.00. ea:, reg. 
erkshires ready for service, 
22.50 and 25.00; others. Write 
orris Sanders, Nashville. 
 
Berkshire Boar, Oakdale 
Prince 8th, reg. No. 387454, far- 
owed Mch. 4, 1939, bred by 
G. W. Bowsher & Sons, Wapa- 
oneta, Ohio. $60.00 FOB farm. 
Will furni.1 ped. & photo on 
quest. J. W. Richardson, Rt. 
ithia Springs. = 
One Black P. C, gilt about 1 
rr. Old, wt. around 175 Ibs., 
red to reg. PC. $20.00. Gra- 
 
  
 
x corn, reg. Guernsey heifer 
to 10 mos. old or pay cash 
or them. 
Vietealfe. _ 
 
Ree SPC pit bred. triple in- 
culated and ated te et 
 
38 lIbs.. age 10 or 12 wks. old, | 
 
hina boar sub. to reg., wt. 160. 
 
bred OIC Berkshire or Hamp-. 
Must be reg. L. | 
 
8 Blocky type SPC pigs, 2 
 
am Simpson, RD 1, Culverton. 
 
Jchn C. Thomas, | 
 
  
 
  
 
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HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Two S P C males, 4% mo:, 
old, weigh about 100 lbs. reg. 
in buyers name for $15.00 ea: 
C. T. Trussell, Sandersville. 
 
Reg. O.I C and Poland China 
hogs. EHasy-feeding (blocky) 
type. Boars, sows and_ pigs. 
Plenty of meat pigs. C. H. 
Strickland, Lithia Springs 
 
(Douglas Co.).  
 
3 purebred Duroc sows, 2 
yrs. old, and 18 pigs. also 8 Du- 
roc gilts, 8 mos. old, ready to 
breed. Reasonable at my barn. 
Hubert Davis, Rt. 2, Box War- 
renton. ee 
 
One hog, wt. 145 lbs. Sell or 
 
trade for 2 ycung heifers. A. F. 
 
Moss, Rt. 2, Alpharetta. 
 
Two Duroc P C pigs, 30-40 
lbs., for sale. W. M: Runyan, 
Cedartown. 
 
One breed sow, P C & Duroc 
cross, 2 shoats same stock; Exe. 
 
for young cow, any breed, or; 
 
for heifer yearling or good 
table syrup. Write. A. M. Eller, 
Titus. j 
 
Purebreq Hampshire pigs, 4 
mos. old, reg. in buyers name, 
$15.00 ea., either sex. I. M. 
Flowers, Ludowici. 
 
8 Blocky type SPC pigs, 2 
 
gilts, 6 males, reg in buyers. 
 
name, 10 wks. old, wt. about 
45 lbs., each, treated for cholera 
$12.00 ca. Lamar Altman, Rt. 
1, Aima. 
 
One Berkshire Boar, farrow- 
ed March 39, Name Oakdale 
 
Prince, 8th, Reg. 387454. Fine: 
 
condition, $60.00 FOB farm; 
also reg. pure blood Berkshire 
pigs. J. W. Richardson, Lithia 
Springs. 
 
.1 Poland China Boar pure- 
 
bred, not reg.,. 12 mos. old, 
$10.00. Otis M. Cowart, Rt. 2, 
Box 27, Summit. 
 
1 Purebred Poland China 
Boar, 12 mos. old and not reg.,. 
wt. 150 lbs. $10.00 Double 
Treated. Otis M. Cowart, Rt. 
2, Box 27, Summit. 
 
Black Essex with Application 
for Reg. weaned pigs, $12.00 
ea. Few with bob tail, $10.00 
 
ea. (Cash with order. W. J. 
Bargeron, Sardis. ie 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
. FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Well broken 1100 lb mule, 5 
yrs, old, $140.00 if taken before 
March 10th. J. H. McGaha, 
Rt. 15. Jasper. 
 
Must sell all 8 horses, 6 yrs. 
old, weighing 1000 Ibs., $175.00 
at my barn. Send stamped en- 
velope for reply and informa- 
tion before coming to see. Nor- 
man Sellers, Rt. 1, Baxley. 
 
3 nice Jacks and a _ stallion 
for service at Veal; also one 
big 19 Oliver turner to exc. for 
a No. 10; also 2 fine jennets, 
bred to a fine Jack for sale. C. 
G. Morris, Bowdon.  
 
One filly colt; 20 mos. old, 
for sale or would trade fcr 
young heifer. J. I. Vaughn, 
Rt. 7, Gainesville. | 
 
- One mare mule, wt. 1000 to 
1100 lbs., age 11 yrs. old, a No. 
1 good mule, $95.00. C. S. 
Peek, RFD 8, Box 318B, Atlan- 
ta., y 
 
1 horse mule, 7 yrs. old, wt. 
1220 lbs., sound every way, 
work anywhere, 
ley, Rt. 2, Comer (5 mi. north 
of Comer on Bowman-Athens 
Rd.) : 
 
Three. good smooth mouth 
mule, wt. about 1000 Ibs. ea., 
work anywhere, $90.00 to $125.- 
00 ea. Consider trading one 
for gentle saddle horse. M. L. 
Shealy, Oglethorpe. 
 
An 8 yr. old red mare mule, 
wt. 1000 lbs. $100.00. Works 
good anywhere and easy kept. 
T. B. Reid, 330 E. Lee St., 
Thomaston. 
 
Red Shetland pony, 8 yrs. old, 
gentle, $55.00. Henry Lee, Lees- 
burg. ; 
 
One bay Belgium horse colt, 
age 10 mos., around 900 lbs., 
Priced reasonable. Clifford H. 
Sutton, RFD 3, Cleveland, 
 
Beautiful 5 gaited bay sad- 
dle mare, 7 yrs. old, stylish, 
sound, fat, kind, gentle, work 
to anything, wt. 800 Ibs., ideal 
for ladies, $100.00. E. B. Bird- 
song, Woodland. 
 
One good fat plug mare mule, 
12 or 14 yrs. old;. also 1 good 
work mare, work anywhere. 
Gordon B. Brown, RFD 1, 
Blairsville. : 
 
1 mare mule, 1000 Ibs... about 
 
|} 15 yrs. old, stiff in hind legs, 
 
otherwise sound, fast .and 
 
3, | gentle, work anywhere, $25.00 
.|cash or exc. for corn, - 
aA rn : i 
 
N. Thorn 
 
| where. 
 
T. J, Wans-" 
 
"Bosto 
 
FOR SALE 
 
fees 
 
HORSES AND MULES | 
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Am unable to work. Will 
have to sell my 1000 lbs. red 
sorrell mule. Come and see at 
Sam Steels store. B. P. Sax- 
on, RFD, Norcross. 
 
One red mare mule, 
around 1000 Ibs., gentle, work 
te anything. not tog old, exact 
age unknown. _ $75.00 cash. 
-W. O. Hall, Rt?'2, Danville. 
One Black mule, wt. about 
 
850 lbs., sound, work any- 
where, $65.00: 1 Jersey Bull, 9 
 
mos. old, extra fine but not 
reg., $35.00. Jesse Lawson, 
Doraville, * oe 
 
One 8 mos. old black horse 
mule, $65.00; will .trade. for 
fresh cow; good bay, blocky 
type, wt. about 850 Ibs.. pull 
like a mule, 11 yrs. old, $135.00. 
Bud Holland, Rt. 2, Box 196, 
Dalton. < 
 
One mule colt about 2 yrs. 
old, harness broke, 800 and 900 
Ibs. in wt. W. H. Clark, Rt. 3, 
Gainesville. 
 
One Black mare mule in good | 
condition, wt. 1000 lbs. or bet. 
7 and 8 yrs. old, work any- 
$140.00. J. A. Cox, Rt.. 
1. Molena. : ; 
 
old, wt. 1100 lbs., good shape 
and quality, work anywhere, 
price right. Come and get her. 
Bill Webb, Rt. 3, Jefferson (A 
Brockton). 
 
One young mare mule, wt. 
about 900 lbs.: also 1 reg. Hol- 
stein bull for sale. R. M. Mar- 
tin, RFD 2; Waycross. =A 
 
Two Black mare mules, 1000 
lbs., 10 yrs. old. H. V. Bran- 
an, Rt. 2, Austell. 
 
Two young mare mules, fine 
for farming. Weigh about 
1200 Ibs. Come see them at 
barn 8 mi. west of Griffin. T. J. | 
McKibben, Rt. A, Griffin. 
 
- 3 smooth mouth mules, $100.- 
00 to $125.00 ea.; also 1 plug 
horse, $125.00. All good work 
animals; also Covington drop- 
pers and distributors, Hamon 
and Oliver plows. M. L. Shealy, 
Oglethorpe. oe 
 
1 Mule (knot on leg) about 
10 yrs. old, $50.00; will swap 
 
\ |for milk cow. Turner Moon; 
 
Rt. 1, near Bethel. Church, 
Stone Mountain,  
 
1 mule, wt, about 1000 lbs. 
or more, in good: condition, 
good qualities, work anywhere, 
1 horse wagon and some farm 
tools. Mrs. Ida M. Morgan, 
near Winters Chapel, 2 mi. 
from Doraville, Rt. 1. > ; 
 
work, $150.00; will exc. part 
for heifers. H. E. Mealer, Rt. 
2, Adairsville (5 mi, east of 
 
| Adairsville). 
 
2 good mules, 6 or 8 good 
brood mares. For service, a> 
Morgan stallion. T:- W. 
mond, Rt. 3, Thomaston. 
 
1 Blk. M mule, 6 yrs. old, 
1050 Ibs.; 1 gray M mule, 10 
yrs. old, 1100 lbs., fine workers 
and sound. Plug gray M mule 
cheap or exc. for yearlings. 
Geo. McPherson, Rt. 2, Moul- 
trie. 
 
One filly colt, 20 mos. old, 
for sale; would trade for young 
heifers. J. I. Vaughn, Rt. 7, 
Gainesville, 
 
1 good 14 yr. old 1000 lb. 
mare mule in good condition, 
work anywhere. Price $110.00. 
ane Denton, Rt. 3, Douglas- 
ville, ! ee 
 
Red mare, 5 yrs. old, wt. 
around 900 lbs., $75.00. C. K. 
Hollifield, Norcross.  
 
1 pr. small mules, wt. about 
800 lbs. ea.; work good together. 
In good 
would consider trade for blocky 
built mare not over 10 yrs. old 
guar. to. work everywhere and 
lias Fred L. Morgan, Guy- 
on. : 
 
1 Black mare mule, wt. about 
1000 lbs.. work anywhere, no 
plug, in good condition, for 
quick sale cheap. H. C. David- 
son, Rt. 1, Molena, 
 
1 bay mare, work anywhere, 
$60.00; will exc. for milch cow. 
Mrs. Stacy Jones, 1226 Clair- 
mount Ave., Decatur. 
 
| One bay mare mule, wt. 1100 
lbs., 12 yrs. old, good shape, 
work anywhere, priced right. 
Bill Webb, Rt, 3, Jefferson. 
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
- Mammoth N. Z.'white rab- 
bits ped., fine breeding stock, 
Jarge litters, grow off fast. 
S100 bes, 89, Aes B. Mar 
See 3 2 TS., i DM GANAS, , NV 
sha Sale, 
 
  
 
  
 
wt. | 
 
-One bay mare mule, 12 yrs../ 
 
1 mare mule, 4 yrs. old, wt. | 
about 900 lIbs., broke, ready to | 
 
condition; - $75.00;: 
 
| Milledgeville. 
 
4 N. Z. White Buck, ready 
for service, ped. fat and 
healthy, $1.50 PO MO; Red 
Belgian Garneaux pigeons 
purebred mostly young. Write 
for prices and full details. R. 
Lamar Brantley, Rt. 2, Wrights- 
ville. 
 
(4) high bred rabbits, 1 Chin 
Chin, one white (1) Black and 
the buck is a large Chin Chin, 
mixeq with black, for sale or 
swap for honey bees or fruit 
trees, each paying freight. 
Marcus Walker, RFD 1, Chick- 
amauga. SS 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Fine Buck reg. Saanan kid, | 
Dam EllisQueen No. 67035 (the 
largest doe you ever saw) sire 
Lovelys Texas Ranger No.. 
67036 of Palestine, Tex., $15.00. 
Cc. T. Gaines, Buford. 
 
Purebred, pedigreed and reg. 
Toggenburg buck kid, from 15 
lb. dam and sire of 15% lb. 
a kid of this breeding, as future 
stock. Build up. your herd with 
sire. Reasonable. John Hynds, 
93 Warren St., N. E. Atlanta, 
De. 5140. ; 
 
Have about 1 doz, fine ram 
Jambs half Southdown and na- 
tive sheep, weighing about 50 
Ibs., $3.50 ea. at my farm. W. 
Y.. Harper, Wray. : 
 
At Stud, reg. purebred Tog- 
genburg . buck G-Man Joes 
Confucious T-3082. Best blood 
lines for quality breeding. Fee 
purebred, $5.00; grades, $3.00. 
Warren Rollins, 349 Murray 
Hill Ave.. NE, Atlanta, De. 
6912. 
 
1 milk goat, 6 mos. old, $10.- 
00. Good. stock. 
maker, West Point. 
 
Three nice 2 yr. old milk 
goats, 1 fresh, 2 nice kids, 10 
days old, male and female O. 
K.: other two goats due in 
April. All by reg. Saanan male. 
Goats are 3/4 Saanan, 1 full 
Nubian, other half Nubian and 
Toggenburg; Also some ducks 
and nice hens. D. A. Bagley, 
M. D.,. Austell, Phone 3201. , 
 
One grown purebred Saanan, 
ready to breed. Mother gives 
6 qts. a day, $15.00 or exc. for. 
Guernsey heifer calf. A. D. 
Giles, Rt. 2, Douglasville. 
 
. Ten mos. old Saanan_ doe 
from quality stock, $15.00 at 
my barn, J. R. Chapman, Rt. 1, 
Whitesburg, (At McWhorter). 
 
Fresh, purebred and reg. 
Toggenburg doe, naturally 
hornless and heavy milker. 
 
Also horniess purebred kids, | 
 
sired by Sir Roderick, the out- 
standing Toggenburg buck of 
the South. At stud, fee $5.00. 
John Hynds, 93 Warren St., N. 
E., Atlanta, De-5140. 
 
Few fine reg. purebred kids 
from Reg, Nubian sire Hatab 
or to exc. Also Mam. white 
Pekin drake, 3 ducks soon lay- | 
ing, $3.00 FOB. Money order. 
-F. E. Grubbs, Demorest. 
 
At stud, purebred reg. Nubian 
puck! For sale purebred reg. 
Nubian buck and doe kids; also 
splendid grade Nubian doe kids 
-sired by purebred reg. buck. 
Earl S. Redwine, Madras. - _ 
 
Reg. Saanan male Donupel. 
S-3456 AGS at stud fee $3.00. 
1 week free board for does. 
Kids and does for sale. W. J. 
Sumlin, 730 Grand Ave. NW, 
Atlanta, Center Hill. 
 
2 highgrade Saanan does, 1 
yr. old, not bred, $25.00; 1-6 yr. 
old Saanan doe, 6 qt. milker, 
long lactation, reg. bred to 
purebred buck, to freshen in 
June, $25.00.  E. Thompson, 
Cataula. 
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
  
 
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Want to buy 2 Black Essex 
pigs, male and female, not 
closely related. Would consid- 
er gilts already bred. J. T. 
Grice, Glennville. 
 
Want one pr. young guinea 
pigs. Price must be reasonable. 
Ray Busha, Rt. 1, Royston. 
 
Want to buy Shetland pony, 
not too small, must be gentle 
for children to handle. - Cash 
if -cheap:@.-F> Huff Re: 1, 
 
Want a white face calf about 
3 of 4 mos. old, for cash. Cur- 
tis Padgett, Rt. 2, Amercius. 
 
Want a good 4 gal. Guernsey 
cow, 2nd or 3rd calf, sound and 
gentle. State price in Ist let- 
ter. Geo. McPherson, Rt. 2, 
Moultrie, 
- Want to buy 30 head of cattle: 
Want a partner in the cattle 
business. Have over 100A pas- 
 
ture. Will furnish ,pasture and [1 r 
 
Wednesday, 
 
E. B. Shoe- | 
 
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LIVESTOCK WA 
 
  
 
. Will. exe. a 250 Jb 
heifer for male of.equa! 
B. D. McLeod, Rt. -1 
Mountain, |  
 
Want reg. Duroc Jersex 
bred. Quote price and ag 
date of breeding. Mr 
Rhyne, White. : 
 
Want for cash, reg. Bi 
Black Poland China 
gilt bred to reg. boa 
Mitchell, Jr., Dunwoody. 
 
Want milk goat now g 
to 6 qts. daily or at. al 
date, Write what | 
how much milk it 
price. RR. .T. Chatha 
Adairsville. a4 
 
Want 30 common |; 
cleaning pasture. (  
number of nannies, But 
ed preferred. R. E. D 
shallville.  ES 
 
Want a small 3 gal re 
cow. E. F. Cash, Montr 
 
Want 4 or 6 Poll Her 
heifers, weighing about 4 
500 Ibs. Want at le:  
full bred. W. A. Simpso: 
428, McDonough. 
 
Want one natural hor 
(young) male goat, 
enough for service). 
buy 2 or 3 females i 
Write what you have and 
Dont want any with h 
Ty Peed, Butler. 
Want a big bone Duro 
about 50 ibs. Please 
size of mother and fat 
letter. Mr. C. C. Wait 
i,Norman Park, = = 
 
Want to buy a mule, 
and gentle, 2 or 3 pig: 
of M. B. turkeys, a few 
and a doz. yearling hens 
to buy from people not. 
from Albany. State ki 
and price. C. H. Burdi 
1, Albany. 5 is 
 
Want best price on o1 
or subj. to res.-8 or 
old, spotted Poland Chin. 
also one Guernsey heife 
subj. to reg. Want o 
stock. Mrs. Marvin W. 
Rt. 1, Box 20, Nahunt 
 
Want little bone stay f. 
guinea pig, female, short 
3 of 4 mos.old. . &. 
try, Register.. - i 
 
Want B. Poland Ch 
 
  
 
for corn or seed oats. 
King, Rt. 1, Ellenwood. 
25 head good beef type c 
and 25 Duroc or P C pig 
over 125mi. from Atlan 
V. Mann, Rt. 1, Smyrn 
Want to trade a good 
for a horse or mule. | 
Moore, 181 Marietta St 
Atlanta. ee 
Want Shetland pony 
gentle and good looking. 
full particulars as to ag 
habits and price. R. C: 
Sparta. ees 
 
  
 
POULTRY FOR S 
 
  
 
hatched, hens now layi 
for trio. Mrs. -A, F 
Warrenton. : 
Black  Australorp 
extra tine, AAA grad 
each as long as they 
checks. J. HE. oS 
Grady St.. Douglas. 
5 young Ancona 
rooster at bargain; 
guineas, 5 hens and 
all half African Wh 
$5.00; Want some turkey 
Mrs. N. T. Ryan, Tallapo 
 
BABY CHICKS AND 
TAMS FOR SALE:  
Cornish baby chicks. fr 
S. Approved Breeders, b 
tested, for. sale. H. W. 
worth, Lavonia. es 
4 Speckled bantam: 
-and 2 roosters, $2.00; 
leq guineas, 4 hens and 
$3,002 FOB: Ja Me 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 3. 
50 Buff Australorp 
chicks, $5.00 prepaid; > 
Bermuda onion plants, 500 
$1.25. M:. Prepaid= J. 0. 
sell, Dawson. poe 
1 pure Golden Sebright b 
tam yr. old rooster, $ 
hens and rooster, Gam 
tams, small type, wt. le 
ea., $1.00 ea., del. Ga. 
Cheatham, Pike. bes 
Baby chicks from bloo 
ed flocks of Parmenters, 
ea.; Donaldson. strain, 10 
Robert Sims, Clarkston,  
2 pure Golden -Seabri 
bantam hens, a pr. Midget 
tams for sale or exc. fo 
Cochin hens or 2. pure 
hens. Prefer - Shawl n 
Horace Akin, Ben Hill. 
 
  
 
go 50-50 in profits. Prof. J. 
A. Anderson, Locust Grove. 
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
pr. modern Brewn Red 
paniams, good enough to 
Cheap considering qual- 
Chas. W. Flemister, Dal- 
60. Sth Ave. 
 
ew Hampshire baby ee 
 
i stock from leading New 
gland breeder, $10.00 per C.., 
psipaid. F. L. Strickland, Rt. 
 
: 1 roosier, al 
. good for quail raising, 
ea.; or $12.50 for Jot. Mrs: 
 
ary e Tuggle, Rt. 3, Buford. 
One Bantam rooster, yr. old, 
nd. buff. Orpington, $1.00 
arges. Doyle Burell, Rt. 
 
 Mountain, | 
 
: B. B. red game ee 
ans and one reoster, all pure- 
 
- Satis. guar. H. R. Hil- 7 
 
Bremen. x 
ff Cochin Bantams, $3.00 
5.00 Trio. Ringneck doves, 
600 pr.; White doves, $1.50 
. &. R. Andrews, 1518 Cen- 
bral Ave., Augusta. [ 
tinier and Donaidsen. 
yoy chicks for sale; Parmen- 
ters, dc a., Donaldson, 10 
Both sirain bicod iested. 
r{ Sims, Clarkston. 
4 Purebred Buff Cochins, 
show jiype Baniams, young 
kerel, $1.00 ea. FOB. Gor- 
don Pece, 914 Busscy Ra., Col- 
 
9 
 
rite Crested Black Polish, 
Bearded Mille Fluer and Light 
bmas, $5.00 a trio. W. T. 
Reodiey, Moultrie. 
Porebred White Face Black 
panish paby chicks, 12%%c ea., 
so  Eeggs, $1.25 per 15. Mrs. 
rank Treadaway, Adairsville, 
 
w H. Red and B. R. cross 
hide: $11.25 per C., del. 
 
to 3rd zone; B. R., $11. 50 C.. 
 
A ship on Tuesdays and Fri-. 
y. All A grade, no culls. R. 
Keith, Gainesville. 
 
BARRED WHITE AND 
OTDER ROCKS: 
Around 90 head B. FP. Rock 
nicks about 6 wks. old. Wery 
Ithy, mostly cockerels. $25.- 
for the lot. Express collect. 
IFS Gideon J Bolten, Ri. 2, 
 
PB: nie. Rebs ake 
 
- (Live near Marble 
 
J. 
1. 
 
Vv. Padgett, J as~ 
 
te 
; purebred White Rock Sept. 
oh eockerels. $1:50 or $1.00 
 
Mis. DB. Price, Boston, 
 
purebred W.R. 7 moos. old 
 
is, now laying, $1.25 ea., 
 
aay 00 for pulleis and rooster 
Mrs. D. T.. Bass, 
 
00 Ban: pullets and roost- 
ers, about 10 wks, eld. From 
Golds str., best layers. Picking 
hoice jin jots 100 and up on 
 
' and cockerels, 50c ea. 
 
. Dunean, Braselton. 
6 B. R. 6-7 Jb. hens; 
heads and_ young cock) B' 
 
pues $1.00 a.; 15 W. leg= 
yixed, 715 ea, Come 
them. ~ Mrs. A A 
 
, Baxley. 
purebred B. R. ecockerels, 
Tom Steed, 
 
3:2 
Black 
 
AAA White Rocks, 8 
old, $40.00 for lot. W. C. 
damper, Coleman. 
 
CORNISH. GIANTS 
AND GAMES: 
qype Dark -Cornish 
 
a ierels. crowing, $12.50 or 
$1.50 ea., FOB; Eggs, $1.15 per 
 
" Game and Leghorn cross 
 
eges, $1.00 per 15 prepaid. C. 
. Sikes, Sylvester. 
 
z 2 yr. old, Dark Cornish roosi-: 
 
er, $1.50; 8 heavy mixed breed 
hens, 90 a., in lots of 4, or 
the 8 hens and rooster, $8.00 
FOB. William J. Taylor, Dem- 
 
orest, Rt. 1. 
 
-. Jarreit Roundhead, Srith 
 
Blue and Clarent Rouwndhead 
 
ens, $1.00 ea.; 2 Blue cocks, 
 
5.00; Jarrett cock, $2.00: 2 
Jarrett stags and 1 Spangle 
stag, $1.00 ea. Frank J. Wat- 
 
s, Hiijay, Box 252, 
 
ro Roundhead cross stags, 
 
a.; cock, $2.50; Tassel 
 
pak 50 and stag, $2.00; 
ens. with either breect, $1.00 
ant] $1.50 ea. Carlton Smith, 
 
oenyers, RFD 2. 
 
Cornish, about 30 fine laying, 
yr. old hens with cocks to go 
with bens, no culls, $1.35 ea. 
for jot. Samie E. Mires, Mil- 
A geville, Rt. 2, Box 169, 
 
1: White Giant and 1 ea. 
Light Brahma and R J. Red 
roosters, 3 in all, $1.00 ea., ex- 
press not prepaid. Mrs, a , 
Woodall, Calhoun, Rt. 1. 
 
pure Game cock, cross with 
E and Wild Cai Blue, 
ade for 2 miee hens, 
 
09 
 
+eock and 2 Blue hens, 
pure Grist Grady cock, $5.60. 
 
| $2.50 ea. 
 
horse stags and hens, $3.00 ea.; 
eggs in April, $3.50 per 15; 1 
trio S. A. Ginn Grays (cock 
and 2 hens), $9.00: 1 Red Muff 
$7.00; 1 
 
  
 
-Tom Weaver, Canon. 
 
Everett Clayborn pit deine 
Stag and 2 pullets, $5.00; a 5 
lb. Dr. Fred Sanders Round- 
ihead cock, $3.00: stag ar } hen, 
$4.00. Claude H. Miller, Cherry 
Log. 
 
Sev. stags and trios Rowide 
heads, now $4.00 for trip; Stags, 
1.50 ea.: cocks. ready to fighi, 
 
Ly 
 
| Rt, 1. 
 
| 1 pure Ark. Pyle col. Travel- 
jer stag, aiso some Blue siags, 
($1.23 ea. ang all guar. dead 
pame; 2 pure cocks. ] time win- 
ner, wt. 5-3/4 or 6 Jbs., $3.06 
ea. Z. E. Dunlap, Chavneey. 
LEGHORNS: 
 
Ten AAA White Eng. 1941 
patch, $1.50 ea., or $12.50 for 
Jet. @Quillian Tuggle; Rt. 
Butord. 
 
206 triple A white Leghorn 
hens, $1.00 ea., 11 mos. old. 
Clyde G. Hannar, Loganville. 
~30 Eng. AAA white Leghorn 
 
ea. $35.00 for Jot at my place. 
No eulls. Mrs. T. S. Shannon, 
Rt. 1, Lenox. 
RO P SC White Leghorns 
laying 70%, $1.25 ea.; alse com- 
mon pigeons, 25 pr., as long as 
they last. Charles Alley, 220 
Bright Si., Macon. ; 
 
175AAA w. L. Pulleis, Bi 
mos, old, 75 ea. 
them. Bring OOPS: Je AS Dod- 
son, Jaeksen. 
 
50S C White Leghorn hens, 
25 pullets and 5 cockerels, large 
strain, from pedigree steck, 
$80.00 for the lot FOB. F, B. 
Bohler, Madison. 
 
Sev. ped. W. L. breeding 
cockerels, ovt of Official Egg 
laying contest hens (298-324) ; 
jarge type, 11 mos. old, prices 
reasonable. MM. W. Kantala, 
Elberton, 
 
30 choice purebred W. L, 
 
j acre well sodded Kudzu for 
sale. D. A. Pollard, Bowdon, 
Ri 2: 
 
30 W.. L. AAA hens, April 
haich, new laying, $1. 00 ea. R: 
i. Owen, LaGrange. 
| 50 AAA Eng. str, W. L. hens, 
11 mos. old, now Jaying, $50.00, 
No chks. Clarence Brown, 
Helena. 
 
1 nice, May 1941 Eng. str. W. 
L. cockerel, from 320 egg Jay- 
ers, $2.60 FOB. No chks. M. O. 
or cash. Olin O. Prickett, Mays- 
ville, Rt, 2. 
 
80 AA W. L. hens, bloodtesit- 
ed, large type, $1.00 ea., 3 fine 
cockerels, $1.25 ea At my 
non RL. Bentley, Carnes- 
VIGE : 
 
25 lar ge type AAA Eng. Ss! C. 
Ww. L. pullets, now laying 
heavy, $1.00 ea., at my farm, 
Mrs, F. Cowart, Summit, Rt. 2. 
 
13. May hatch White Leg- 
horns, some laying, $1.25 ea. 
FOB; Exe. dried peaches for 
nice honey: pound for pound. 
Mrs, B. . Morrison, Gaines- 
ville, Rt. 3. 
 
60 Lindstrom All Star mating 
W. L. hens, 22. mos, old, now 
Jaying 70 pereeni, healthy, fine 
for breeding, 75c ea. J. P. 
Dukes, Zeoulon, Rt. 1. 
 
100 April 1941 haich B. L. 
AAA grade Pulorun tested, 
culled in Fall, 90 percent lay- 
yng, $1.00 ea.: free rooster with 
evefy 25. Mrs. H. C. Martin, 
While Oak, 
 
185 W. LL. pullets, 11 mo. old, 
AAA str., also 80 W. L. hens, 
23 mos. old, AA str.,-all Jarge 
type; fleck Jaying .above 3 
erates eggs per werk, 75c ea. 
FOB my farm. D. lL. Hayes, 
Blakely, Rt. 1, Near Colomokee 
School. 
 
44 young W, L. hens, now 
jaying, 65e ea. or $28.00 fer tot, 
at my place. Won ship, Hen-: 
ry A. Palmer, Bainbridge, Ri. 
2, Box 167. 
 
50 B: L. pullets, 5 nnaos. oa 
sure-Jay str., $7.00 ea.: 
Blue Guinea, little bone, stay- 
fat king gilt, approx. wi. 
Yos., 6 mos. old, $10.00; fine 
rule mare colt, 2 yrs. eld, per- 
fect build, not proken, $100.00. 
G. W. Jackson, Baxley. 
 
2 B. Leghorn roosters, $1.25 
pcsipaid. Mrs. T. R. Poole, Jas- 
per, Rt 2: 
 
85 Ferris Best Egg sir., May 
1941 pulleis, Jaying 78 percent, 
$1.10 ea. .. 8, siebeees Atlanta, 
Ri. 8, Box 318-B 
 
MINORCAS AND MISCEL- 
LANEOUS FOR SALE: 
Purebred Golden Buff Min- 
Bias irchers Special Strain, 
yr. hens and rooster, $1.00 
Ee eee for 5 or 10 in Jot. 
 
Ward, Ri. 1,. 
 
  
 
Snider's pie Bee War- | 
% yr. 
 
P, B. Stewart, Tifton, 
 
3] 
 
pullets, 7 and 8 mos. old, $1.25 
 
Come. get 
 
hens, now laying, $1.00 ea. Also 
 
\bu. good seed, 
 
also 1} 
 
100 ; 
 
eld, jaying geod, 30 hens 
and 2 reosters, $1.00 ea, FOB. 
W. D. Bryant, Mershon. 
 
25 hens and roosters mixed, 
Wyandoltes anc. R. Il. Reds for 
sale. WM. LL. Duncan, 24 Trabert 
Si., N. E., Atlanta. 
 
Purebred Black Minorca 
 
old, $2.06 ea. or exc, for lay- 
jing hens or chicken feed sacks; 
also . cainip, spearmini plants, 
rooied, 16c ea. 8 for 25. Wal- 
Jace Wilson. Ri. 1, Gainesville. 
 
1 Bulldog rooster, 2 yrs. old, 
 
corn or baby calf. Hf exc. you 
 
a all eharges for del. Mrs, 
. B. King, Rt. 2, Quitman. 
150 AAA RB, O. F..sexed pul- 
 
jeis, Buff Minercas Gay. white 
 
jeis, all October hatch and 
have been vaccinated, 65c ea. 
for Jot. Mrs. R. L. Arnall, 
Senoia. 
 
50 Black Minorea hens, yr. 
old, $40.00 eash for Jot at yoy 
place. M. A, Miot, Lyons. Rt. 
4.  
ORPINGTONS: ; 
 
_ Several yboreughbred yellow 
Buff cockerels, 1941 Spring 
hateh. Will average 6 = Ibs. 
each, $1.50 ea. exe. prepaid, 
+ $1.00 exp. collect. J. T. Meeks, 
Rt. 4, Madison. me 
 
Sey. roore Buff Orpmgion 
eockerels, Beoth Ped. stock, 
Lady Egg a Day str. All 
; Stock direct. $2.00 ea., 3 for 
$5.00 FOB, Mrs. J. C. Ward, 
Perry. 
 
1941 hateh, good layers, Be ea. 
jf sold at once... Mrs. ae. 
Crawford, Rt. 3, cinotiion. 5 
Fine, full breed Buff Orp., 
ane AAA. White Rock pullets, 
now Jaying and fine cockere}s, 
all, $1.25 ea. FOB. Cash. No 
checks. Wys. Beulah B: Thorne, 
Perkins. 
 
PEACOCKS, EEE Os 
PIGEONS BTC: 
 
Limiteg. nomober of purebred 
Mutant  Encasants:; Young 
cocks, $4.00 ea. 
$2.00 ea. 
Charnblee. 
 
Sev. hundred White King 
pigeons. Sell lot cheap or any 
nurober at my lofts. W. H. 
Sorrells.- Houston Red., Macon. 
 
50. pr. or more tne preed 
White King Pigeons at sacri- 
fice price; or will exe, for 50 
young hems. GCG. W. Milam, 
Stockbridge. a 
 
Peacocks, full plumage, $15.- 
00 ea. (No Pea-hens nor eggs). 
Mrs. C. N. Adams, Cordele, 
care J, Slade Farm. 
REDS (N. H. & RB. 1): 
 
100  AAA WH Red hens, 
Mareh 1941 hatch now laying, 
$1.25 ea. at the farm 2 mi. 
south of Tennille on Balls 
Ferry highway. Come 
them. Cant ship. Bruce Veal, 
Teanitle. 
 
11 purebred NH Red outlets, 
5% xos. old; beginning to lay, 
$15.00 for the Jot. Mrs, J. D 
Wurst, Ochlocknee. 
 
2 extra jarge R. I. Red roost- 
ers, 18 mos. old, AAA str., $1.50 
ea.; also 4 nice R. I. Red roost- 
ers, 9 moos. old, AAA sir., $1.- 
56 ea, - Mrs. Joe W. Jones, Ri. 
2: Metter, 
 
30 R. J. Red pullets, 4 mos. 
old, $1.00 ea, 10 head in the 
jet or more; will exe. for .25 
2 crop peanuts, 
or Sugar cane syrup, at 70c gal, 
PO raoney order. Mr. Emmette 
King, Rt. 2, Quitman. 
 
R. J. Red ehicks from dark 
bloodtested hens, egg 
$12.00 for 100 prepaid; Eggs, 
$1.50 for 15 postpaid; frying 
size cockerels and pullets, $1.00 
ea, Mrs. D. Donaldson, Decatur, 
De, 2405, 
 
6 purebred Donaldson Red 
hens and rooster, about 1 yr. 
old, also 3 purebred White 
African Guinea roosters, All, 
$1.00 POB. Exc. guinea roost- 
ers for hens, same breed. Mrs. 
L. B. Taylor, pol nese Rt. 
 
65 Parmenter and New 
Hampshire Red pulleis, 10 mos. 
 
October V5th), $1.00. ea. 
R. W, Cown, Grayson, Ri, i. 
 
Selected AAA grade N. H. 
Red Mareh 1941 hateh, 10 pul- 
jets and rooster, $15. 00 VOB: 
| Roosters only, $2. 00 a, Want 
i hear from parties having ER, 
| potato plants for early plani- 
ying. Mrs. Homer Williamson, 
Soperton, Rt. 1. 
 
Two thoroughbred dark R. I, 
 
  
 
Red, 1 yr. roosters, AAA grade, 
 
$1.25 ea. FOB. Mrs. J. W. 
 
Brewn, Helena. 
 
Pullets N. H. Reds about 3 
 
mos. old, 12 for $10.00 and ft 
 
rooster tree with each Jot; 36. 
 
| pultets and $25.00. 
R. E. Barnes, . 
 
Purebred Bult. Minos a 
 
cockerels (Pape strain) 11 mos._ 
 
wi. 8% or 9 Ibs., $1. 90: Exe. fer. 
 
eggs), also 30 AAA B. R. pul- | 
 
10 yellow bulf hens, Mareh S 
 
25 ea; 
 
Young hens, ph 00. 
 
W. G. Casteel, Rt. 1, 
 
pens, aboul 12- -15 Yos. ea., 
 
pei | 
 
'B. toms, for sale or exc. 
 
pred, 
 
old (have jaid 5300 eggs since | 
Mes. | 
 
| chek, 
 
  
 
500. N. H. Red pullets ae 
strain from Hubbard, best lay- 
 
eld, B5e. ea. B. R. 
Ri. x Flowery, 
 
ers, 34 mos. 
WwW oodliff, 
 
+ Branch.  a 
 
One pure S CRiI Red: eee 
er, May patch, $1.50 FOB. Ale 
pert L. Hageman... Rochelle. _ 
 
One R O PN H red roost- 
er, state blood icsted and band- 
ed, 1941 April hatch. $2.00 cash. 
Mrs.ccJ. 5, Cannady, Rt. 1, 
 
Wrightsville. 
 
10 N. H.\ Red pulleis, 5 mos. 
old, $10.00. Mrs./R. L. Rosser, 
Cordele, 205, Sth Ave., E. 
 
1] Mahood S. C. R.. 1. Red 
April hatch  cockerel,  very 
dark red, $1.00; 2 voung Speck- | 
 
ijed guinea roosters, 75 for 2. 
 
Mrs. 
1, 
 
J .M. Hall, Calhoun.. Rt. 
 
old this mo., highest grade, wi. 
11 dbs. e2., beauties, $5.00 ea. 
Charlie Price, Ellaville. 
 
20 S. C. R. I. Red hens, 22 
mos. old, $1.50 ea.; 2 roosters, 
2% yrs. old, $1.50 ea. All good 
iype, shape ang eolor. Donaid- 
son. and Mahood: sir. | 
Belle Timmerman, Bronwood. 
Box 83. : 
 
WYANDOTTES: 
 
35 or 40, AAA grade. whiie 
Wyandoite pulleis, April 1941 
hatch, $1.00 a. on the yard. 
Mrs. W. B: Greene, Rt. 2: 
Gray. 
 
- Rose Comb | Silver Lace 
Wyandotte roosters, one 2 yrs, 
old, the ether 11 mos. old, 
25 ea. Mrs. Henry Mullen, "Rt. 
2, Lyerly. 
 
45 AAA white Wyandotte 
hens for sale or trade. W. D. 
Westbrook, Tucker. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE: 
 
1 purebred big bone M. B. 
iom, and 2 hens, all Apri] 1941 
hatch, 30c Ib. at my home, No 
del. Miss Jennie Mercer, Had- 
dock, Rt. 1. 
 
Ducks and drakes, Mallard 
and Buff Orp.. $1.00 ea.. AAA 
 
Buff Orp. 1941 hatch hens, $1.- 
1 Boff Orp AAA cock, 
Miss Reberva MecCol- 
jum, Grantville.  
 
Big bone giant Bronze ne 
keys, out of eggs costing $42.00 
doz; hens, $10.60 ea.; toms, 
$12.00 ea, $20.60 pair, L. AR 
 
nllis, Comming, Rt. 5.- 
 
4 White African fuinea roost- | 
 
ers, $1.06 a.; also 12 Vos., nice, 
clean Sheep wool, 50c Ib. Geo. 
C. Williams, Ty Ty. | 
 
' Turkey poulis, M. B., 45c ea.; 
Terms, 20 percent with order, 
bal. COD. M. J. Witman, Ma- 
eon. Ri. 1. 
 
Turkey tom, about 22 Yos., 5 
 
last Spring hatch, 22 Ib. Mrs. 
J. H. Dekle; Register.  
Broadbreasied Bronze, alse 
Broadbreasied White Holland 
turkey poulis fer early Spring 
del. The Bronze from Grif- 
fins Wagon Wheel str. 
for prices. _B. F. Rountree, 
Jonesboro, : os 
8 turkeys: 19406 haich hen 
 
| Gaig 85 eggs jasi yr), 1 hen 
 
and tom, 1941 hatch, wt. 15 to 
25 Yos., 25c lb. Miss Bertha 
Bocker, Amity, | 
 
25 large geese for cash of 
exc. for pigs, calves or corn. 
J. L. Horne, Cochran, 
 
3 fine, Jan. 1941 hatch, M. 
for 
pigs, chickens, ducks or what 
have you: Wani 3 to 5 Chinese 
ducks and 1 drake; also have a 
Jarge white roale goat, for sale 
of ext. Mrs, C. C. ee 
Keysville. 
 
22 Guineas, raised jast yr., 
$20.00 or $1.00 ea. Willie Mor- 
gan, Buford, Rt. 3. : : 
 
2 large fine toms, half Wild 
and half tame str., fine for 
breeding, $6.00 ea. FOB. Cash 
with order. No chks. Mrs. Ella 
Bennett, Sereven, Rt. 2. 
 
15 Black and White Museovy 
ducks and drakes. Ducks wt. 
7-8 Tos., drakes, 10-12 Ybos., $1.- 
ea. or by lois, cheaper. Mrs. 
Osborn Marshall, Pitts, Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
  
 
BABY CHICKS WANTED: 
 
Want ouy about April or 
May, 100 Dark Cornish baby 
alse 100 or xaore 3 wks. 
old M. B. turkey poultis. Mrs. 
Roth Chapman, Jdeal.  
 
Exe. Dwarf boxwood, well 
rooted, a $5.00 value, for 125 
baby. chicks, Buff Minorcas or 
Cornish. Ea, pay transporta- 
tion. ~ Mrs. J. L. Fordham, 
Toorsdere. 
 
Want 100 baby chicks to 
yaise on halves to 6 or 8 wks. 
old, any breed except erieenecte 
Furnish feed. other party tr 
 
Miss | 
 
$1. 
 
all 
 
Write: 
 
Want 100 baby chic! 
raise on halves to 8 w 
Furnish fced; other pa 
transpor tation. 
stamp chicks. Live 7.n 
of Lakeland. Ruthie Ma 
ner, Lakeland, RFD 2 
 
Want 100 baby chicl 
 
son oF Mayhood Reds 
or other gocd, heavy st 
nish feed: other part 
chgs. By pril<tst. 
Mrs. D. J. ohnson, = 
Rt, - 
 
shares, or raise th 
Heavy str. preferr 
funish chicks, 
trans. chgs. 
 
Lawrenceville, Rt 
2 N. H. Red reosters, 1 yr. | 
 
Want 100 White Pl 
chicks on halves to 6 or 
lold, by 20th of Mareh 
nish feed: other party 
Ried. Mrs. Lizzie Free 
Rt: 2 oes 
 
BANTAMS: 
 
Want pure S. Ce 
 
tams, 6 or 8 pullets, 19 
 
ang rooster, or about 2 or 
doz. hatching eggs. ] 
 
S.. CoE. L ALS want 
 
P, C. bred gilt. C. 
College Park, Rt. 1. 
 
Want some Blac 2 
Cochin bantams. Mrs, - 
wick, Indian Springs.  
 
Want few extra sm 
bantam. pullets and 1 cock 
wt. around ] Ib. ea. or | 
25e ea. and express 
Carithers, Nicholson, da 
 
CORNISH: . 
 
Want a1 yr. old pure 
Dark Cornish rooste 
breeding. W. L. Winn, 
gerald, 212 West Cypre 
 
BARRED WHITE OR 
OTHER ROCKS:: = 
 
Want 6 pullets and roo 
about 1 yr. old, White | ( 
or White Wyandottes. 
bred, no culls. Mrs. RT 
Mution, -Rossville, Rt 
Shady Lawn Dairy. _ 
 
GAMES: . ee 
Want 1 or 2 White F 
cocks. and stags. 
 
jer, Wray. ~ 
 
LEGHORNS: 
Exc. a 
 
engs. 
Riles = 
Wani for Se 50 WwW i 
A pullets, ready to lay. Ho 
Deweese, Culb<rson, at 
2 : 
MANORCAS: : 
Want 10 Buff Mi 
other purebred pul 
reoster. Will call for ne: 
Jania. Write Joseph J 
Ajanta, 2214 Peachtree 
 
MISCELLAN BOUS 
CHICKENS: se 
 
Want 35 or 40 he 
reosters to raise on 50- 
or 30 or 100 baby ch 
50-50 basis. Will fe 
lake god care. | 
Crapps, Rhine, Rt. "ts 
Will pay 75e ea. for : 
bred Deb not over 18 mo 
 
iyaing Stee and 1 co 
breed except gi 
ha tams. Quote 
prices. Jas. A. Wo 
CCUG 2 Rt. Tee 
REDS (NEW HAMP 
es RHODE ISLAN 
 
er. ates, be cheap. G 
Honea, Jr., Ayersville. RF 
Want a young, dark  
 
name of the smaller type 
Mrs. J. E. Bach, Ben Hill 
1S <S 
~Wani 30 N. H.. Red, 
comb hens at reasonable 
for cash, er the Dark Col 
3 reosie% with ca... w 
mi. C. Isbell, Canon 
 
f 
ieee GUINEAS, 
DUCKS, ETC. WANTED: 
 
Want 3 guinea hen. 
rooster. Can use mor 
price, Mrs. 
Hawkinsville. 4 
 
Want 2 or 3 geese, dd 
Soperton 
prices. 
 
Soperton, Ri. 
 
pore. 
pK: Winsk 
3; Box 28-925 
 
  
 
  
    
 
5 
 
One hundred and fifteen or more counties in Georgia 
nave already reported local organizations of the Agricultural 
 
= Council. 
 
The winning of the war will depend in a large measure on 
the ability of the farmers to produce food and clothing. 
 
_. Plans have been made to ask all County Agricultural Coun- 
-cils to hold a meeting at 1: 30 P. M., eastern war time, on Sat- 
 
oes March 21. 
 
Arrangements have been made with WSB for radio broad- 
Sacline time so that the need and purposes of these County 
Agricultural Councils may be explained by representatives of 
 
the different agricultural 
 
It is especially urged that as many farmers as possible 
 
k 
 
agencies, 
 
attend these meeting on March 21. 
 
ae It is important to remember that the State Agricultural 
Souncil is intended to assist the County Agricultural Councils, 
and there is no intention that the State Agricultural Council shall 
undertake in any manner to interfere with any helpful program 
 
: how being carried on, 
 
I believe that the facmts generally, in each county, can 
receive great benefit through supporting and working with 
It should be remembered also that mem- 
 
Se Land Issue Will Be 
Published March 25th 
 
Our Suocinl Farm Land Supplement will be pub- 
lished March 25th; Farms for Sale, For Rent, Want- 
ing to Rent a nd Buy, and In Exchange For, notices 
MUST REACH THE BUREAU OF MARKETS not 
later than FRIDAY, March 20th. All notices received 
after this date (March 20th) will necessarily have to 
be omitted from publication. 
ITED, therefore, all notices for this Land Issue must 
not. exceed fifty (50) words, 
Notices: will be cut to meet the requirement 
 
their eee omens. 
 
POSITIONS WAN VED 
 
  
 
_ Middleaged man wants job 
 
On farm as overseer, lifetime 
exp. Raise anything grown in 
this country. Board, room and 
alary. | James A, Hall, 
Memorial Dr., SW, Atlanta. 
 
- Single man, 25 yrs. old, wants 
ob on farm: Hugh Drew, 949 
Underwood Ave., SE, Atlanta. 
 
Young white lady wants job 
with white woman or elderly 
ouple doing light farm work, 
mo field work for salary, board, 
traveling exp. 
week. M. B. Powell, Avans. 
 
Middleaged unincumbered 
white woman, clean morals, 
wants work at once on farm. 
 
Villing to work. Write C. GC. 
Ruth; Rt, 1, Lumpkin. 
== Man with 21 -hn 
wants job on erm, - 
work ana EOS: ELON. 9. OF 
the isin y WwW. A> Rowland, 
Box 237, Ri a Veena: 
 
eb S country raised 
 
oes 15, 
 
ood cauracter, wants job do- 
ng light farm work, no field 
work, $3.00 to $3.50 a wk. Pre- 
er near Atlanta, Gainesville 
Canton. 
ngerfelt, Rt. 3. Dahlonega. 
 
Woman, age 49, wants place 
on farm for. self and 10 yr. old 
daughter for home and $3.00 a 
 
wk., no field work or milking. 
Must | be near school  
 
hurch. Come after. Mrs. J 
 Swearing, 126 Georgia Ave., 
 
, (in real) Atlanta. 
 
a 40 yrs. old, wants job 
on farm! driving tractor, 8 yrs. 
xp. in cultivating crops from 
tart to finish. State wages in 
irst letter. Ready te move 
mows < .-C- Foskey, Pine Park. 
 
Want place on farm for 
 
-semily 
 
 
 
ages or will make crop~onj| 
 
0-50 basis. Will have to be 
oved and furnished to make 
rop. George R. Littleton, F3 
OX 6446, Reidsville. 
 
Widow and daughter  want 
geht. farm werk near Atlanta. 
Would like to be a _ partne: 
 
rith some widow and raise. 
 
hickens, hogs and have garden, 
Must be. moved. Mrs. Mary 
Tage. 538 Ashby St, SW, At- 
Janta. 
 
Want a job on farm, $1.50 a 
day, wood, garden and house. 
Have wife and 6 children; 
would take a 1 horse crop on 
 
alves with good man who will 
 
urnish everything. Near 
school bus. Mr. J. A. Barnett, 
27 Hemphill | School Rd., At- 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
CORRECTION:  Want a 
 
ddleaged, single, white man 
work 1 hh. farm in DeKalb 
Se Moore, Atlanta, att 
ens St., N. W. 
 
oot Z man with family 46 
ake a 2 horse crop on 50-50 
asis. Good allottment, Write 
rr come see f. Lig pero eeNe 
Sulloden, : 
 
boy or small gan to do 
 
173 
 
and $8.75 a. 
 
10. day. 
 
good Christian, ! 
 
Miss. Essie Irene ; 
 
points. 
 
meetin gs Ss. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
address. 
if necessary. 
 
SPACE IS VERY LIM- 
 
including name. and 
 
POSITIVELY. NO. REAL ESTATE nor REAL 
 
ESTATE AGENTS nor CITY PROPERTY, FILLING 
STATIONS, STORE HOUSES, OTHER. BUSINESS 
PROPERTY, nor OUT- OF- THE-STATE PROPERTY 
notices be published ... neither will MORE THAN 
'ONE NOTICE OF FIFTY (50) WORDS BE CAR- 
RIED FOR ANY ONE HOUSEHOLD. | 
 
If you have submitted a Land Notice wiihie the. 
past few months, do not send in another, as all such 
type notices on hand will be duly published. SEND 
IN YOUR a LAND NOTICE IMMEDIATELY. 
 
  
 
Want middleaged white wo- 
man, good background, xcel- 
lent references, for nurse and 
housekeeper, small family, De- 
eatur, Ga. Will pay good sal- 
ary plus rcom and board to ac- 
ceptable person for permanent 
work. Write or wire JSL, 213 
Glenn Circle, Decatur, Georgia. 
 
Want unincumbered woman 
between 25-45, for farm work, 
no fieid work, for salary and 
board. state age, and {full de- 
 
  
 
Stes a 
Lalis, 
 
aiso salary expected. E. 
... Memichael, Buena Vista. 
 
wyant small iamily to make a 
.up. -ray good man $1.00 a 
aay, .uchish heuse, wood, pas- 
iure, garaen patches. Interest- 
ed only ia a man to do general 
farm work, fibert Cain, Rt, 2, 
Hosdhton. 
 
Want good man jor 10 or 15A 
of land on 50-50 basis; furnish 
3 room house, stock, to:is, half 
of fertilizer. No loaier or 
drunkard need apply. L. T. 
Cox, McCloud Farm 7/10: mi. 
from Morrow. 
 
Want truck and flower grow- 
 
furnish himself and has stock 
and tools. 15A can be eulti- 
vated. . House, barns, wood, 
pasture. Work in spare time 
for owner. W. E. Bowers, De- 
-catur. s 
 
Want clean, unincumbered 
white woman to do farm work, 
no field work or milking. $4. 00 
week to start. Mrs. Byron 
Stauifer, Ossabaw Island, Sa- 
yannah, PO Box 1671. 
 
- Want clean, intelligent girl or 
 
ot |woman (white) for light farm 
Want good, ee sohbet man | 
 
work, no field work. Give 
age. veferences and full par- 
 
i ticulars  in first letter. Board. 
and $4. 50. pe week to_start. | ar 
Mrs. Velma Ri a 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED | 
 
colored) 
 
  
 
ville. 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED. 
 
Want man tor 3. horse crop | 
on 50-50 basis, 14 A allotment, } 
 
20A bottom land, good 3 room 
house on school bus route. Mr. 
Ernest Hardy, Rt. 3, Hiram. 
 
Want smali family (white or 
to -work on. farm. 
furnish house and $1.00 a day. 
C. B. Suits, St. George. 
 
Want good honest, sober, 
middleaged man to work on 
farm. Must be single. $16.00 
mo. board and laundry. H. 
Taylor, Falking Rock, 
 
Want man tor 1 horse crop 
on halves, Dacula, Rt. 1. Three 
rocm house with hall, barn and 
pastures. See Golden Harde- 
gree on farm or write R. A, 
 
Marshall, 530 Marshall St., De- 
 
eatur, 
 
Want small family for 3 
 
room house, garden and patch- 
 
es, fine place for chickens, 15 
 
mi. north of Atlanta, 3 mi. from | 
 
Lawson Hospital. Standing 
rent. J. W. Maloney, Dora- 
 
Want white man and wife, 
 
{ i | NO children, to live in house as 
er for smali farm who can 3 
 
jart of the family, and do farm 
 
oe State salaries expected. 
 
Js Goodrum, Warwick. 
 
he white woman 19-40," 
 
nealthy, honest and reliable 
 
for Jight farm work, no field. 
 
work.. Good home. Mrs, Z. L. 
Johnson, Jr., Rt. 3, Dallas. 
 
Want a small family or man 
and wife exp. in raising cotton, 
corn and potatoes on 50-50 
basis. Good 3 room. house. L. 
O. Garner, Lilburn. 
 
Want a man or boy to work 
 
on farm. Must know how to 
 
farm and be willing worker of 
goog character. $1.00 a day 
and board the days you work, 
 
and eat board the days you. 
tly, $3. 00 weels. private room | 
 
able 2 oe 
 
carry any. legal obligation. 
 
| Want someone 
smith shop and corn mill on- 
shares, both in the same bldg. 
 
  
 
dry. 
 
| plow. 
 
EAL 
 
|healthy Christian woman 
 
  
 
ounci ils Are Making Progress 
 
bership in the Council does not cost anything, and. d 
The work of these Councils: 
for the purpose of enabling the farmers to help each oth 
 
It is hoped that the work of these Councils will 
poses the profitable marketing of new money crops. 
 
It is almost certain that the proper functioning of 
County Councils will open a source of financial help to 
farmers #ho need term loans, running from three to five y 
for development o! permanent pastures, the purchase 0 
cows, larm machinery, etc. 
 
One of the principal objectives which the Couns 
to accomplish is the establishment and enlargement of 
ing plants, such as canning, freezing, storage, dehydratio 
these, of course, to be located at strategic points in the 
to handle crops developed in sufficient quantities: arount 
 
x 
 
The State Council is very anxious for just a 
possible to attend these County meetings on March 21 
time is 1:30 P. M., eastern war time. 
 
The radio broadcast on WSB will be Heard 
 
TOM LINDER, 
Commissioner of Agricultu 
 
FARM HEE WANTED 
 
FARM HELP WA 
 
  
 
Want white or colored family 
for 1 or 2 horse crop on shares, 
8A cotton, 10 to 15 in corn, 
some truck patches if desired. 
Goog land. Clyde Bearden, 
Palmetto. 
 
to run black- 
 
W. A. Ut Gabriel, Box 22, Win- 
terville. 
 
Want settled white woman 
 
for. light farm work, no field 
 
work, good character, Christ- 
ian prefered. ~ Must 
health certificate. Small fami- 
ly.- Good wages to right party. 
Mrs. R. D. Woody, a 112, 
 
Morganton. 
 
Want man on halves for 93A 
farm in Newton Co., 3 mi. 
Mansfield; 404 cultivation. All 
farm tools, tractor, etc; fine 
mule, 2 wagons, cow, calves, 
barns, fair house. Claude H. 
 
Jordan, Covington. 
 
Want at once man or boy for 
general farm work. $17.00 a 
mo. solid time, board and laun- 
Raise wages when the 
weather gets hot. J. B. Young, 
tfershon, Rt: 1. : 
 
White family wanted, man to- 
 
plow and work for wages. 
straight time year round. Good 
offer to hard worker. Dr. J. H. 
Douglas, Albany. 
 
Want man to work turpen- 
tine, with boy large enough to 
Bill. Steedley, Rt. 3, 
Alma. , 
 
Want a wage hand to work 
on farm $30:00 a mo., 
and laundry. Pay by week. 
Age doesnt | matter. Jesse 
Corley, Rt. 1, Martinez. 
 
Want refined religious man 
and wife to live in home, wife 
to do light farm work and man 
to work on farm by the mo. 
interested, contact Joseph 
Freeman, Blakeley. 
 
Want settled ce 
 
live in hcme with two elderly 
ladies-ang do light farm work 
for board and small salary. 
Miss Lillie Sheats. 425 Euclid 
Terrace. NE, Atlanta, De. 3971. 
 
Want good Christian woman 
for light farm work, no field 
work. Write W. M. Runyan, 
Cedartown. 
 
Want a middleaged woman, 
(white or colored),: for light 
farm work to live as one of tha 
family for small salary. Henry 
ONeal, RFD 3, Lyons: 
 
Want good man for 30A 
smooth land on 50-50 basis. 
Will furnish house, garden, 
pasture, stock, tools. seeq and 
half of fertilizer. Can furnish 
day labor for all time not in 
crop. 
ville. 
Want girl or boy, white or 
 
| colored, orphan preferred to do 
 
light farm work for board and 
small salary. Sam Cureton, 
Chickamauga. 
 
Want man with mule to farm 
good truck farm 16 mi. 
Atlanta. Good bottom land. O. 
E. Norton, Caoks Cassin Rd, 
Fairburn. f 
 
Want a clean, nice, middle- 
aged woman for light farm 
work. no field work, 4 in fam- 
 
nd Be 
 
have. 
 
board. 
 
John Abernathy, Blairs- | 
 
from | 
 
  
 
Want 
 
white woma 
 
farm work, no field 
 
milking. 
 
$10.00 mo., r 
 
board to start. 
if necessary. 
 
Miss 
 
Hemphill Ave.., 
He. 3685. 
 
Want 
woman, 
 
health : 
iarm work, no field w 
 
Margaret Cre 
 
NW. 
 
white. uni 
age 30 to 
certificate, af 
 
vate room, meals an 
Bai family. Lester M 
Rt. 1, Canon. 
 
Want 
 
young ma 
 
ee old, for farm wo 
A. Crummery, Box 
 
Board, 
money. 
Mrs, 
 
Rome. 
; Want 
 
Will sen 
 
Mary Lee Coop 
 
a nice. healtt: : 
 
azeqd unincumbered . wi 
 
man. to 
 
do light farm w 
 
field work or laun ry. 
vate room, board and 
wk. Mrs. Lee McWho 
1, Summervilie. 
 
Want 
country. 
 
refined, yo 
raised, for 
 
work, no field work 
ing. $7.00 week, pri 
 
and bath. 
 
Mus 
 
Prefer non-smoker. 
Hart, Warrenton. 
 
No drunks. 5 
Be . Silver, Rt. 38. 
 
Want 
 
a placksm t 
 
dwelling and shop ful 
ped. W. J. McKemie, 
 
ee 10 mi. 
 
Want 
 
east of Fo 
good small fami 
 
in farming, chicken 
 
Prefer 
 
house, 
 
school bus 
 
Come at once or writ 
Mann, Rt. 1, Smyrna 
 
Need 
 
wage hand now 
 
be sober, healthy, willing 
er, know how to pla 
fair education, not sub 
draft, $15.00 a mo., ro 
laundry. Write at once 
W. Seago, Pinehurs 
 
Want 
 
horse crop. 
 
reliable farm 
15A. cotton 
 
land on 50-50 basis. M 
 
Grove. ~ 
 
E. 
 
cust Grove. a 
Want good, honest 
 
family, 
 
to work 1 
 
farm share crop. Go 
and good community.  
at night No. 60 or. writ 
 
Oxford, 
 
Want 
 
Parrott. 
farmer for. 
 
on 50-50 basis. 
 
broke. 
 
Can furnis 
 
plow per month, 
15th or weekly pay er 
Floyd Hobby, Rt. 1, - 
 
_ Want 
 
_unincumberec