WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1943. ; yeial. fertilizer with which tb fertilize the crops in 1943 there was in 1942. There will be no new tractors. and very new farm. equipment of any kind. Repair parts for old quipment will be scarce and considerable time will be lost | In talking with Pepeesentative farmer from over the state concluded that the acreage will be cut in practically all. 5D . In 1942 we had ideal crop weather. The weather con- ions alone probably accounted for at least 25 per cent of the . produced. I mean by this that with the same acreage, the ame fertilizer, and the same labor, we would have produced er cent less crops under normal weather conditions in 1942 NOTICE The Georgia Market: Bulletin belongs to the farmers of the state. It is paid for entirely by the farmers and does no cost any other taxpayer a nickeh Fresh F ruits and Vegetables January. 30, 1943. oS Be ans, (Lima), per bu. hore. Beans, (Snap), per bu. hprs. - Cauliflower, erts., (1-12s holdovers) Collards, per doz. bunches. . 1.50- 40- Mushrooms, per 1-lb. cartons 30- *.80- Mustard greens, per bu. hprs. _. Ee Onions. (green), per doz. bunches 10- Squash, per bu. hprs. __ 4.00- - Sweet Potatoes, bulk per bu. Tomatoes, per 50 lb. crts. . Turnips (Bunched), per doz. RAPES ane (a ee eee : 1.00- . 3.00- -15- . Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs. Atlanta $5.25 2.40- 4.25 2.25 70 80 4.50 | 1.65 8.00 .90 90 f ortage a C weather cbidinons. we can expece almost 50 per Sone on in oe: duction. . ne Should we have unfavorable weather for crops in 1943 we will find ourselves right up against the most serious food sh . age that this country has ever seen. lam bringing these facts to the aienton of Pie publi the purpose of impressing the supreme importance at this tim of conserving every ounce of food that we have, and of m preparations to sustain ourselves in the event we should. find U. selves faced with a short crop in 1943. : We already have an extreme shortage in Georgia oe man foods. We have in Georgia several thousand less milk: cows today than we had eighteen months ago and milk cows are still going to the packing plants for beef. - Atlanta alone is now short three to four foeane ol of milk per day due to the low price that milk producers rece and the high price they have to pay for feed and labor. a If the present prices on milk are continued and the present prices of feed and labor are continued, it is only a matter of tin until there will be no milk at all. Georgia, like the rest of the country, is very-short on edible oils and fats. Prior to the be _ ginning of the war we were importing about one billion po of vegetable oils a year from the Philippine Islands and the Ea Indies. The war has stopped this importation of Eastern oils. See these Eastern oils have stopped coming in the G (Continued on Page Two) a eee Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markers eS el Reports received at this ole show following average prices paid - for No. 1 Hogs at the Live Stock Auction pets named: - January 30, 1943 . January 21,Valdosta January 25,Sylvester January 26Augusta_ - January 26Nashville . January 27Moultrie January 27-Rome January 27Vidalia a es : ; TOP FED CATTLE January 21Valdosta January 25Sylvester January 26Augusta __ January 26Nashville _ January 27Moultrie January 27Rome January 27Vidalia PAARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS. Following are quotations by wholesale dealers in Atlanta and other cities (FO B. points mentioned) as furnished by the State Bureau of Markets. Prices x qu pres -are for Georgia Grade A eggs only, Grades B and C and Current Rec eipts (yard run) are quoted by wholesalers from 2c to 5c per dozen below these a January 30, 1943.) \ gee Always subject to variation. ease } IN DEX Flowers and Seed for Sale Flowers and Seed Wanted___ Second Hand Machinery for Sale-_.4 | Second Hand Machinery Wanted___4-5 | Incubators and Brooders for Sale.5 | Incubators and Brooders Wanted__.5 | Seed for Sale 6 Beans and Peas for Sale Cottonseed for Sale zg : Plants for Sale... oes a peas, not ralted. bu. DERE eee re : Pecans and Other Fruit Trees r Corn (80 !bs. to bu.), bu. Peanuts and Pecans for Sale Fresh and Cured Meats for Sale____6 Tobacco for Sale Se SciaE REECE a 415 s--Grain. and: Hay for Sale 2 es 6 naa (Green) Per 100 Ibs. Cabbage, (White). Per 100 lbs. ee ee Syrup for Sale es Hay. No): 1; Peavin, per: ton. 25.00-28. 00 |. : oeeNO- 1; Peanit..per.ton 18.00-20.00 14. Eggs for Sale ' Fruit and Butter for Sale Miscellaneous for Sale HSE HME. : Miscellaneous Wanted ots FOB as Bom): 2 onseed meal, 8 per cent ate Sone es See Se | <== | | Farm Help Wanted. | 8 Eggs, Small, Grade A, Doz. : Hens, Col:, 4% Ibs., ws. ens, Leghorn, Ib. , oosters, Ib. = on the mailing list and for change of address to STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta. ee MARKET BULLETIN, Address all items for publication and all requests to be put}. - TSotices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under ee postage regulations inserted one time on each reauest and re- peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing _ nore than 30 words including name and address. Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin doey not assume any responsibility for any. notice appearing in the Bulletin. 3 Published Weekly at -122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. By Department of Agriculture Tom Linder. Commissioner : acnirade Office. State Capitol, = Atlanta. Ga. - = Publication Office (114-212 Pace St.. Covington, Ga. Editoria! and Executive Offices ~ State CapitoT. Atlanta. Ga. Notify. on FORM 3578Bureau o} Market, 222 State Capitol, Sa AManta. Ga. Entered as second class matter august 1, 1937, at the Post Office at Covington, Georgia, under Act of June 6, 1900 Accepted for iling at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 8. 1917 Georgia Faces Shartuge Of Crops (Continued from Page One) vament has taken the limit off the production of pa- uts but, unfortunately, many peanut farmers ceived such low prices for their peanuts in 1942 1943. are not oe to heavy planting of peanuts 2 : Reduction in acreage of cotton will aggravate i shortage of oil and fats as cotton seed is Our prin- ipal source of. vegetable oil. Cotton seed alone furnishes; more oil in ie United tates than, the peanut crop and soy bean ee com-* . The vegetable growers of South Georgia have! 1 same problems of other farmers and it is oy un- In addition to this dcercnee in acreage in vege- le and truck crops we have a great problem in n portation. Many small farmers do not have ny vay of getting their produce to market after it rrown. With railroad facilities already overloaded a count of the war it will be virtually impossible ve fresh vegetables on railroads to market fast rh to prevent them from spoiling. Should the rubber and gas situation get worse ven remain as it is it will be next to impossible to pve enough fruits and vegetables to supply anything reasonable demand. _ Syrup Candy When I was a boy in the country candy pullings ere a regular feature of winter social activity. At night a pot would.be put on the fire and fill- about one-fifth full of syrup. As soon as the syrup ooked enough to candy it is taken off the fire and red out in a greased dish. The dish must\be 10roughly greased with butter or lard so that the indy will not stick. In. cooking candy you can tell when i candy pends a dropping a small arhount of the liquid in o As soon as the candy is. sufficiently cooled that it n .e handled without burning the hands, the pull- must begin at once. With a cued practice you ecome expert. ~The candy must be pulled fast and furious until becomes of a light color, then it can be arranged any form desired. Many people add peanuts or ans to the candy, and when laid out in rings-on a ate and allowed to become eee ee cold, it can cracked into any size pieces desired. , Syrup. candy with or without nuts x a stilendid ource of sweets in the diet, and for all practical pur- 2s can be substituted for sugar. Now i is the time of year to buy syrup while it is Ww and fresh. Lay ina supply now for the coming Good syrup with butter and hot biscuits or with 10t cakes or waffles is a most tempting and delight- After travelling aro nd in the North a good deal ave found that the reason people in the North do t like syrup generally is because they do not know w to eat. it. No one can eat syrup with light bread ike it. It simply is not good unless you have hot cakes, wattle or hot bis- cuits with it. Hot biscuit, butter and syrup with a cup of coffee, is a most delightful breakfast. Brown sugar made from syrup is also a good substitute for white sugar in many dishes. Brown sugar with salt and pepper sprinkled over a ham when it is put in to bake will add richness and taste that is surprising. 4 Delicious pis may be made. with syrup and fruits or nuts. Merchants Can Help Merchants, especially in the cities, can help by carrying in stock syrup for their customers. | The most economical way to buy syrup is.in ten pound cans or in thirty gallon barrels. The barrel syrup, when fresh, is just as good as the canned syrup. Syrup stays fresh so long as it is kept at a low temperature. In the spring and summer syrup ae a tendency to get old and strong unless kept under refrigeration, but during the winter months syrup can be purchased either in tin or barrels and will be fresh and good. Merchants can also help by seeing. that there is. always a supply of sweet potatoes, carrots, rutabagas, and turnips on hand, as all of these can be kept by the housewife for a considerable period of time if kept in a cool, dry place. \ TOM LINDER, Commissioner of Agriculture. | FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE \ FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE White narcissus, orange day lilies, 75c C.; pink phlox, butter- cups, 15 doz.: pink almond, goldenbell, white spirea, purple wisteria, althea, 10c ea.; yellow Jasmine vine, 50c doz. Add postage. ae Will James, Ellli- jay, Rt. Purple iris, 45c doz.; pink al- mond, azaleas, altheas, 25c ea.; daffodils, narciSsus, ~ 35 doz.: Star of Bethlehem, lilies, daffodils, 40c doz.: 1 doz. Star Bethlehem bulbs with ea. 50c order. Mrs. Ethel Silvers, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Cultural directions with ea. order for growing lovely azal- semums, hundreds of blooms ea. year; grow large as bushel bas- | ket; unlimited number pink, 3 for 25: and bronze-yellow, 2 for limited number white Z5C; /Add 10c postage. Miss Emilie Farrar, Jenkinsburg. / Roses: Pink and Red Radi- ance, 2 yr. Golden Dawn (yel- low, sweet odor), Paul De Hol- land (yellow) all, 45c ea.: Mare- chalneil, 50c; Flowering quince thorn rose, 15c, 25c, 75c. For- sythia, Yellowbell, ea. C. M. Dwight, Atlanta, 1035 Capitol Ave., S. W., Ma 3671. Japonicas: dbl. ea.3 mix. yellow, red quince, 40c; azaleas, col., altheas, Weeping | Mary, Roses, 25c ea.; daffodils, Day lilies, violets, Mtn. ferns, snowdrop, foxglove, Sweet Wil- liams, 25c doz. Mrs. Carl ruta Ellijay, Rt 3: Grape hyacinths, Hemerocal- lis, Iris lilv bulbs, 25 doz.; a thea and velvet rose bushes, 2 for 25c; pink monthly roses, 15 ea. privet hedge, 25 for $1.25. Add postage. No chks. Miss Margie White, Temple. Rt. 1. Large, blooming size purple and blue Easter iris, orange day lilies, variegated and yellow iris all, 15 doz.: 8 doz., $1.00: white narcissus, | yellow jonquils, daf> fodils, 60c C. Add postage. Exc. for feed sacks. Mrs. Ben Brown- ing, Temple. Rt. 2. Yellov.,. sweet scented, . Noid fashioned cnarcissus, white and yellow center narcissus, large trumpet daffodils, all 15c Gere $1.00 C. Orders, P. P. Mrs. H. Freeman, Bowdon, Riz 3: Weigelas, pink -almond, spi- reas, 10c ea.; Pholx, snowball, 2506 ea White narcissus, yel- low jonquills, mixed col. iris, violets, $1.00 C.: Bleedingheart, 25c ea.; 6, $1. 00. Add postage. Mrs. R. M. Ray, HEilijay. White Flags, yellow jonquils, rose bush, honeysuckle, white snowdrops, May lilies, purple Baster lilies, 10c ea.; $1.00. doz. Add. postage. Miss Hazel Pat- terson, Waco, Rt. 2, Box 86. Gladiolus, Bloom in g size bulbs, mixed, 15c doz.: $1.00 C.; Mixed dahlia bulbs, good eyes, big type, 15c ea.; $1.50 doz. Add postage. Mrs. wi. P. Combs, Washington, Rt. 2. April blooming Narcissus bulbs, 50c C.; Seeds of cosmos, petunia, touchmenot, bachelor button, firebush, large and small seeded casterbeans, 10c pkg. Mrs. John ae Buch-_ anan, Rt. i 15c doz.:| Mtn. ferns, 15c ea.; Orange Day } 10 to .25; '50c | Douglasville, Rt. 1 Gladiola bulbs. 1 in. ploom- ing size, he 50 M, . OD. Pius postage. D. W. Nichols, Kings- ton. aves Milk and Wine _ lily bulbs, $1.50 doz., Prepaid; 50 bulbs, $5.00; Large plants, tea : olives, gardenia, crepe myrtle, azaleas to be dug by buyer. | Mrs. Ralph Willams, Boston. Yellow jonquils pulbs, Boe Cs $3.00 M.: Redhart cedar, 6-12 in., $2. 00 C.;~ Yellow bell, Bridelwreath, lilac, pink crepe myrtle, 24 in., 15 ea.: 2, 25c. Exc. for white bermuda onion or early cabbage plants or good feed sacks. Mrs. Thos. H. Row- lands, Lula, Star Rt. Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurel, 3 eol. azaleas, cherokee roses, white pine, coralberry, redbuds, tulip poplar, red maple, crabap- |, ple, white dogwood, holly, 3-5 ft. high, well rooted, $1.00 doz. | Postpaid. Mrs. Lucille Millhol- lan, Morga. nton. Cannas: City Portland, pink, A. Concord, pink, Eureka, white President, red, $2;:50.--C.3 - Red Humbert, red, Humbert, yellow, King Midas, yellow, Queen Helen Varigated, $2.00 C. Also all kinds Narcissus, jonquils, daffodils, etc., $1.00 C. Mrs. J. A Harrell, Quitman, Pasar se = Poeticus _ Emperor daffodils, Cydonia narcissus, $2.00 C.; Japonica, Azalea, Laurel, Rho- dodendrons, altheas, Spruce, dogwood, 2-4 ft., $1. 15 doz. Box- wood, 6,.$1.00; Calif. violets, snowdrops, $1. 00 C. P. P. Mrs. J. H.- Penland, Se okd Cherokee roses, laurels, aza- leas, tulip poplars, red maples, | red buds, dogwoods, rhododen- dron, swamp dogwoods, ferns, pussy willows, 3-5 ft.. high, $1.25 doz. Postpaid. Mrs. Jo NK: Cooper, Morganton. : Native dogwoods, 2-4 ft.,. good strong trees, with good roots. Moss. packed; Sweet shrubs, $1.00 doz. Del. Prompt shipment. Mrs. Boyd Baggett, Tris: 10 labeled; 50, . $1.15: Mixed, $1.20 C.: Oriental roses, 2, 35c: $1.15 doz.; Mixed shrubs -15, $1.20; Hemerocallis, mixed, 25, 60c: Leopard lilies, 25, 60c. Mrs. SF M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt; A Yuca plants, 25 ea.; Trum- pet vine, 15c ea.; 2, 25e; Mixed col. azaleas, 40 doz.: lilac, jap- onicas, 20 ea.; rhododendrons, Mtn. Ivy, dogwood, crabapple, $1.00 doz,: iris, Per. phlox, 30c doz.; Rooted. Exc. for printed feed sacks. Mrs. Ralph ah Hast Ellijay. Jumbo pansies, Eda parakeun earnations, candytuft, mixed i col. clove pinks, blue for-get- me-nots, petunias, pink thrift, annual phlox, violets, 25c doz.: $1.50 C. Abelia, 2 yrs., $1. 50 doz.: Oleanders, 4 ft.>$1. 00 ea.; Flowering almonds, $i 50 doz. Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley. Crabapples, azaleas, dog- woods, redbuds, strawberry bush, crimsom pink, rambler roses, $1.00 doz.; Velvet roses, $1.25-doz.* Dbl. daffodils, $2. 00 C.; Shasta daises, Jonquils, Mtn. ferns, $1.00 C. Mrs. Mat- tie Killingbeck, Morganton, "ea. C.; Orange day Wednesday, February 3, 19: FLOWERS AND SEE B FOR SALE a Japonicas, well rooted Easter lilies, Jonquils, doz.; dogwood, 4, $1.00. Johnie Davis, Ellijay, Rt. Shasta daisy, large dbl, fodils, snowdrop, yellow cissus, cream narcissus, per. phlox, $1;00 -C.: But Altheas, bridal wreath, cherokee rose, 3 ft., $1. 00. Glen Wilson, Blue Ridge. Star of Bethelehem bulbs, C.; Red dbl. gerahiums, begonias, 15c ea.; Ferns; en. hair, Sprehgris, lace, B Sword, rainbow moss, me A pot lily free with ea. for $1.00. Postpaid. Mrs. Stone, Aadirsville, R. 2. Amaryllis bulbs, red, fo or exc. for Roman hyaci (pink, blue, and white) Easter lily bulbs. Mrs. D Brown, Atlanta, es W. SI dowlawn Ave. Mtn. Laurels, pindelen | crabapples, cherokee ro, white and black pines, red - Ivey, azaleas, blue Be $1.00 doz. Well: rooted. J son Chastain, yo Box 9. Privet hedge, bite: violets lilies, daisies, purple phlox, 35c. weeping willows, yello Pp nicas, 15 -a.5. 2, 25e: Per pea seeds, 10 doz.: Mixed gladiolus pulbs, dried, 20c Exe. for white or printed | sacks. Postage pd. Mrs. W Ralston, Ella Gap. Globe Arborvitaes, Dwarf boxwoods , : Parmentor violets, - 50 Moss roses, pink and w pink spirea, blue butter jasmines, 3, 50c. Small a vitaes, well rooted, 3, Large boxwoods, $2. 00- postage. Mrs. . M. ar Morganton. Boxwoods; wood plants, + $15.00 C. M. gah. : Large trumpet daffodils feshioned sweet scented quils, white narcissus, 15 de $1.00, 0. PP. P.S. E. En Bowdon, Rt. 3: SENS Mixed | col. Sih cae Button daisies, large ~ many var., 15c to 30c. Free Pe innial with ea. order. Spi del. Add postage. Mrs. Timmons, Arlington. Camellia Japonica, 6 diffe col. cuttings, 50c ea.; Hyd 50 feohen. M. j eas, 3 col. 25c doz.; Abeli low jasmine, butterfly | : cuttings, 25 C.; Rooted mine lavender vine, red tion, 10e ea.: Geranium cu 5c eA. Mrs. R. C. Loyd, Ocill 30 well rooted cherry (makes nice hedge), 20c postpaid, write. Mrs. a B Cairo. Dbl. Japonicas, 6 4 well rooted, 50c ea.; Dogw 4, $1.00; Boxwood, 50c Easter lilies, 35c doz.; Ne snowball, honeysuckles, | 5 \ ne, Mrs. Earl Keener, Ellijay. 3. Teague, BUSY: ~ All col. nixed Med. 60c doz.: 2 doz., $1.00: large type Dahlias, all mixed, $1.00 doz.: Named labeled, 8, $1.00; Mixed hardy Phlox, mums, Iris, gi iolas, golden glow, 25c Pink thrift, 50, 50c. Mrs. Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. Chrysanthemums plan types, large med., small put type, 50c doz.: Anemones, get-me-nots, 25c ea.; Fevei plants, 3, 25e. ~ Plus: be Mrs. C. cE Farrar, Jenkins| Large type dahlias, col. 6, 50c;. Med. Dahlia doz.: 2 ea. hardy oak lea rangeas, blooming peach tr lilacs, 6, 700; Or. 2, 20C. postage. No chks. Mrs. Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt. m Dbl. Japonica, 6 yrs. ne rooted, 50c ea.: Dogwo $1.00; "Baby snowballs, 5 Easter lilies, 35c doz.; Jonqu 35 doz. Miss Etta Ba Ellijay, Rt. 3. mum plants, 30c doz. Ad age. Mrs. S. G. Blanton, Pink flowering peach high, 35c ea.; Nice snapdr plants, 25c doz. plants. N David Walker, Warthen. - King Alfred - daffodil $1.00 C.; Var. dahlia bull doz. White, yellow 25c doz. Add ihe Wiss , Gussie Conn: r,. FOR SALE hlias: Roman Eagle, Snow- A, D. Livonia, Purple Prince of Persia, Mrs. White Wonder, Trea- and, Sunset Glow, Pride Avalon, Mammoth peal, seys, Beacon and others, 12 ent var., $1.25. Postpaid. Claude Adams, Duluth, Rt. e, dark, and light pink rangeas, 25c ea.; Blue, pink elmas and Shasta daisies, ic doz.: Red pink lavender, rite Verbena, 4 plants, 15c; is, phlox, petunias, sweet ets 15e,.doaz. Mrs. W. A. iff, Milledgeville, Rt. 2. rge yellow trumpet daffo- ea.; Exe. for monthly bushes, different colored, ng 15 for ea. bush. Ea. postage. Mrs. J.. Callen, and, Rt. 4. as cactus, ready for ooming, 25c ea.; Boxwoods, oted, 10c; rooted ferns, 20c If interested, dont write, ust send order. No chks. Add stage. Rosa C. Allan, Alto, are of Oak Hill Farm, Rt. 270 bunches Dwarf boxwood, rom 1-3 yrs. old, 50c bunch for ot. If interested come at once. irs. M. Li. Dyer, Dahlonega, Rt. otch broom, 1 large plant, , 91.00: 1 small -35; 2; ostage pd. A. S. Hutchin- apeville. le wisteria vines, 2 yrs. eping willows, 3-4 ft., ea. plus postage. fosan Lawrenceville, Rt. Zz > Roman Hyacinths bulbs, oming size, 50c doz.; Yellow 10s seed, 10c pkg. Miss Vi- Gable, Brooks, Box 104. Yellow narcissus, Star of Be- hiehem, $1.00 C.; Wild Jasmine Mow cluster bells, 4, 50c; Red dent cannas, 40c doz.; C.; Royal purple verbena, verbena, ferny foliage, 40c ea. P. P. in Ga. Evelyn. W. go, Pinehurst. _ Se lias: Jane. Cowal, Bask- ant, Robert E. Lee, Prince rsia, Millionairs, Pride of others, $1.25 doz. Mrs. Sample, Suwanee, Rt. 1. Pink almond, Jan. jasmine, hornless yellow rose, English ogwood, White plume spirea, jes button, red spirea, pi avender myrtle, forsythia, wis- feria vine, any 6, $1.00; or 5 ith one nandina. Del. to 2nd . Mrs. Annie, rattillo, La- Grange, Rt. 4, Box 79. Yellow, : white -jonquils, 20c doz.; Rose sprouts with roots, ink or red dbl. brides wreath vith roots, 10c ea. Also hazel- , muscadine vines, scupper- ng vines, 10c ea. No stamps. id postage. Mrs. G. W.- Brad- oan. Rez. ed, pink and rose Verbena, . and red stripe Wander- ew, the new dbl. White r baby Chrysanthemum, jc ea.: 8, 10c. Send postage. Mrs. E. F. Hardy, Lula. berose, tame sweet violets, and purple; pink thrift, fall pinks, all col., 20c doz. ea.; Amaryliis lilies, 30c ea.; All col. rerbena, 25c doz.; Irish lilies, pink fairy lilies, 35c doz. Add stage. Mrs. Jessie Dobbs, Temple, Rt Purple dbl. iris, $1.50 C.; Yel- w per. thrift, 40c bunch; Wandering Jew, 25c bunch; nite oxalis, white hydrangea 80c ea.: Privet hedge, (cut- rings) rooted, $1.00 doz. Add postage. Exc. for Milk and Wine lilies. Velma Dean, Bre- doz. blooming size Tiger bulbs, for sale or exc. for irebred Mch, hatched, 1942 ekerel, Buff Orpington. B. L. Biggers, Covington. Hastings field grown Exhibi- ion pansies, 50c doz.; Dbl. mix- < sweet williams, clove pinks and snapdragons, 25c doz.; ery red and rose verbena, 5 z., $1.00 P. P. All well rooted ants. Mrs. C. Lynch, Rome, a : ed maple, crabapple, waier- melon red crepe myrtles, white jpirea, red quince, lemon lilies. Also muscadine vines, red and llow June plums, Cal. fig routs, all well rooted, $1.25 doz. Add postage. Mrs. C. B. Robinson, Bodwon, Rt. -2. -_ Mixed col. primroses, chry- -santhemums, Gaylardias, delp- henius, 25c C.; Verbenia, lep- ard grass dwarf, yellow iris, Shasta daisies, sweet pinks, @annas, ginger lily, 5c ea.; . pearl white tube rose ulbs, 3, 25c, Add postage. Exc. 0! s. Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Warner, Prince of Persia, A, D. Lavonia, White Wonder, others. 12 different var., $1.25. Mrs. Pauline Taylor, Duluth, Rt. 2. 1 yr. rooted abelia, $1.00 doz. Azaleamums, cameo pink, 50c doz.; Sweet biue violets, mixed col. of Petunias, 20c doz. Butter and eggs daffodils, 75c. C. Add postage. No chks. or stamps. Mrs, MM. (T. Panner, Sandersville. ee 2 yr. old cape jasmine in pots 75c ea. All col., Dec. type nam- ed Dahlia bulbs, 15c ea.; $1.25 doz. Add postage. Miss Bessie Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 5. . Running rose bush cuttings, 10c; White and purple althea bushes, 20c ea. Add postage. ee C. H. Sledge, Byron, Rt. 1 yr. dwarf boxwood, 25c ea.: All yellow daffodil bulbs, long trumpet, $2:00 C. Tiger lilies, 25 doz. Very light yellow dah- lia, -25 doz. A.< D. Stanton, Newborn. 3. rose colored sweet jasmine, $1.00: 1 ea. wisteria, rose color- ed jasmine and Ja. jasmine, all $1.00. All del. Also want to exc. 3 rose col. jasmine for 100 (giant size blooms) pansy plants, H. Allen, Williameon. Blue grape hyacinths, 50c C.; 500, $2.00. Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell; Rt. 1. . Pink thrift, 60c C. Mrs. Law- | son Garner, Warthen. Fine giladiola bulbs, bloom- ing size, mostly Picardy pink, 20c doz.; Spireas, snowballs, Hydrangeas, forsythia, weige- lias, boxwood, 10c ea:; Dbl. Al- theas, 20c ea. Rooted. Add post- age under, $1.00 orders. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee. : Well rooted nice Hedges, $1.00 C.; Spring. roses, pink Blue velvet Irish, 25c doz. All Postpaid. Mrs. R. HH. Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 7. Verbena, white, rose, lavend- er, red, purple white eye, pink white eye, White rose eye, shell pink, nice, well rooted plants; 2e ea.; $1.50 C. Pansy plants, 20 doz.,-$1.20..C. Mrs: FE. M. Combs, Washington. Oxark Orange small: Baby- breath, snowdrops, spirea, 10c ea.: Orange day lily, with red blotches and yellow cups, Sc ea. Jan. Jasmine, 15c ea. Miss Ruth Strickland, Rt. 1. Cape jasmines, 15 in., bloom- ing size, 25c ea.; 3 ft. altheas, deep pink 25c ea.; Mimosa trees, 8 ft.,'25e ea.; Abelas, 1 yr. 2, 25c: Pittosporum, 12 in., 25c ea. All postpaid. Mrs. Jennie De- Loach, .Townsend, Rt. 1. Kurume Azaleas, Var. Hino- degiri, deep red blooms, already set for this springs blooming season. Plants hardy and ever- green, 10-12 in., in size, 60c, FOB. Calvin Harman, Stovall. Azaleas, Mtn. Laurel, red, white dogwoods, ivy, hemlock, Cherokee roses, well rooted, $1.00 doz. Mrs. Myrtle Barton, Mineral Bhiff. Eivergreens. cape jasmine, 10e, 25 ea.; Ligustrums, 10c to 50c ea.: Euonymus, 10c to $1.00 ea.: Boxwoods, 10c to $5.00 ea.; Cash with ea. order, no ship- ping: Mrs. R. I. Allgood, Ox- ford. CORRECTION: : Pink thrift plants, 30c > C. Maude D. Thompson, Ty y. Large red and yellow chry- santhemums, 40c doz.; Five col. verbena, pink hardy phlox 25 doz.; yellow evening prim- rose, 5c ea.; 40c doz.; Shasta daisies, 15e doz. Exe. for: nan- dinas, other shrupobery. Add postage. Minnie Dodd, Alphar- Cita tu, <1; Dahlias, sunset glow, Mam- moth Pearl, Alexander Waldia, | Prince of Persia, White Wonder Purple Giant, Avalon, Jerseys, Beacon, Mrs. Warner, Trea- sure Island, 12 different var., $1.25. Mrs. Tom Bell, Duluth. . Gladiolias: Beacon, red ruf- fled, yellow throat, Shirley Temple cream ruffled, 5c ea.: Margret Beaton, large white, red throat, purple beauty 3, 25c; $1.00 orders P. P. Mrs. W. - Kimsey, Dalton, Rt. 4, Box ANS Cannas settings 10c ea. Cedar trees, foot ivy, 10c. Exec. for white 100 lb. sacks. Mrs. R. C, Stover, Pisgah. ; Blue, yellow King iris, 380c doz.: Grey, yellow wild iris, dbl. yellow lilies, 25e doz.; White, yellow, pink, azaleas, yellow Forsythia, Easter bells, pink white litie bushes, 20 ea. White Bearpow, 20c bulb. Mrs. D. P. Garrett, Hilijay, Rt. 3. _ Dahlias: Garraffzeplan, Mrs. | | willow, red, all}. ea. pay postage. Mrs. | and red, blooming sizes, 25c eal l-dele, Rt. A. Mixed col. Azaleas, dogwood, sweet shrub, red maple, 65c doz.; Rhododendrons, weeping yellow japonica, golden bells, all kinds Spirea, 20c ea.: Roses, 15c ea. All well rooted, Postpaid. Mrs: J. B. Wil- liams, Ellijay, Rt. 2. 2 yr. Abelia, $1.50 doz.; Wei- glias, Santalina, White Kerria, Bush Bittersweet, oak hydran- gea, 20c ea.; Blue and white thrift, 50c doz. Postpaid. Mrs. T. C. Bee. Newnan, Rt. 3. - Bronze and red ,chrysanthe- mums, $1.50 C.: Yellow. and white, bronze mums, $1.00 C.: Red and yellow cannas, 16, $1.00; Old fashion purple vio- lets, 25c doz, Mrs. Earnest Car-/ roll, Bremen, Rt. 2: x Any amt. of old fashioned White flags, fountain plant, rose merry, mixed = spring blooming bulbs for sale or exc. for white or colored feed sacks. Mrs. Annie = West, Crawford- ville. Purple myrtle bushes, 20c ea.; Jonquils, bulbs, 15c . doz. del. Cash on del. Mrs. W. D. Hamrick, Roswell, Rt. 1. size, 15c bunch; 2, 25c; Orange and red striped, extra large, 20c ea.; 3, 50c. Primroses, 20c bunch= Red hot poker, 15c bunch, 2, 25c. Mrs. Emley Long, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. Dahlia roots, 50c doz.; Blue Irish day lilies, 25c doz.; Fall pinks, yellow, white, red, 30c doz. Add postage on all smali orders. Mrs. Charles Waters, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. Fall pinks, yellow, purple, lemon lilies, fall daisies, jon- quils, 25 doz.; Tiger lilies, $1.00 doz.; Snowdrift, 20c doz. Mrs. Martha White, Dahlonega, Rt: 1; Box 37. Sev. bu. Tuberose bulbs, blooming size, 30c doz.; 4 doz., $1.00; Small size, 75c C.; 20 var. fine gladiolus, No. 1 size, 25c to 40c. Will send list on re- quest. Ophiopogon, 35c doz.; Mixed iris, 30c doz.; 50 order | P. P. Mrs. J. G. Robertson, Car- : roliton. < | White narcissus, bulbs, 75c. C.; Yard run blue iris, 30c doz.;! Large chrysanthemums, $2.00 Orange day lilies, 30c doz.; Black berry lily, 35c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Effie Carter, Temple, Rt. 1. Yuca plants, 25c ea.; Trum- pet vine, 10c; Mixed col. azale- as, 40c doz.; Rhododendrons, ivy, crapapple, dogwood, $1.00 doz.; Per. phlax, 25c doz.; Jon- quils, iris, 20c doz.; Exc. for printed feed sacks. Rooted. Add postage. Mrs. W. F. Bailey, Ellijay,. Rt. 2. Old fashioned cream yellow cup narcissus, red spider lily bulbs, 50c doz.; Sweet jonquils, 35e doz.: Nandina plants, 4 in., 40c doz.; $2.50 C. Paper white narcissus, 25c. Add _ postage. Miss Claudia Plant, Marshall- ville. Spanish iris, pink thrift, grape hyacinths, 25c _ doz.; Crabapple, tree boxwoods, red, white and pink spireas, azale- as, peach tree roses. Cydonia and Kerria Japonica, Rhodo- dendrons, Forsythia, golden- bell, $1.00 doz. Mrs. M. L, Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. ea.:2-6, Eng. dogwood, 20c $1.00; Pink Weigela, 20c ea.; 6, $1.00; Privet hedge, blue vio- lets,, 50c C.; White bridal wreath, golden bell, 15c ea.; 2, 25c. Small spruce pine, $1.00 doz. All rooted and del. Martha Ralston, Ella Gap. Red flowering dogwoods, hol- | lies, red woodbine, pink chero- | kee roses, tulip poplar, pink} and white rhododendrons, rasp- berries, white pines, laurels, red azaleas, trumpet vine, red maple, 40c doz. Well rooted. Mrs. Florence Heaton, Mineral Bluff. Chrysanthemums, large com- mercial var., 40c doz: Med. commercial, 40c doz.; Button, daisy, cushion, small ponpon, and: Korena, 25 doz.; 5 doz., $1.00; $1.25 C.: $8.00 M. Per., 85c doz. Hardy annual, 25c doz. Mrs. H. A. Everson, Cor- | Mtn. Laurel plants, Reddish green cedar and. bluish. green, well rooted, and packed; Also wild azaleas, 6 in., to 3 and 4 ft. high, 25c for small; 35c for large. Mrs. R. S. Attaway, Wrens, Rt. 2. Gladioli bulbs, 40c doz. Mrs. L, D. Elliott, Lavonia, Rt. 1. Thorniess yellow roses, 3, 25e;: Old fashioned hop vine, 25c bunch; 1 ea. of: Bleeding heart, pink peonies, Regal lily, Tiger lily, blue hydrangea, blue bell, all $1.00. Add - postage. Mrs. W. H. Anderson, Murray- ville, Rt. 1. t Pink chrysanthemums, large | Giant exhibition pansy plants blooming size, $1.50 C. P. P. Mrs. J.-F. Haddan, Doerun. Chrysanthemums; . Pearsons yellow; Shrysalora, Smiths En- chantrees, Seidwitz pink, Quak- er maid, Tallahassee Red, Sil- ver Wedding, Gladys Pearson, 50c doz.; Doty, Legak Tender, Romay, Emerald feather: Nancy; Anemone, 40c doz. Mrs. L. A. Barry, Cordele, Rt. lemon lilies, King Alfred, Jo quils, White narcissus, 35c doz. $2.00 C.: Dbl. yellow rose fodils, 50ec doz. Mrs. Mo Barnes, Ellijay, Rt. 3. ae Dahlias: Prince Jane Cowl, Treasure Jersey beacon, Mrs. White wonder, purple gian D. Livonia, Avalon, Marie, Mrs. Harold others. $1.25 doz. Mr H. E. Bell, Duluth, Rt. 2. : Phlox, larkspur, petunias, 2: C.: Purple violets, 15c doz. A col. verbena, 25c doz. Add post- age.-Mrs. Lester Phillips, Roys- a ton, Rt. . Prize winner Chrysanthe mums, all col. and var., I doz.; 5c.ea. plant labeled Mr; Will Rooks, Arlington. ~~ Dahlias: Millionaires, moth Jersey, King Midas Kemps White, Edna Ferber, Jersey beauty, others, $1.25 doz. H. H. Gilstrap, Suwanee. Ophipogan, evergreen, ender spike, border plants, $1.00 C.: Montbreasia, dwarf bronze gladiolas, 10c doz.; 3 doz., 25c. Evergreen English palms, 25 ea.; 6, $1.00. Add postage extra. Mrs. O. S. Fields, Th asville, 407 N. Madison: St Bushy firethorn, red berries, 12 in, 60c ea.: Upright fire thorn, red berries, 18 in. to 20 in., 75c ea.; Nandinas, 6 in. to 7 in., 15c ea. Mrs. R. E. Beav- ers, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3, Box Gladiola bulbs, 40c doz.; Ar- porvitaes, 13, $3.50; Small box- woods; well rooted, 8, $2.25; Tree boxwoods, 3, 4 and 5 ft., $3.00. Sage plants, well rooted, $1.20 doz. John B. Grindle, D Grape hyacinths, 20c doz.3_ Hemerocallis, narcissus, 15 doz.; Xmas vines. that bloom Xmas, 2, 25c; Everbearing strawberry plants, 45e C.; Winter pinks, 25c C. Add post= age. Clyde Clower, Temple, Rt Purple Easter lilies, blue ageratum, pink primroses, hardy phlox, pink, white Sweet Williams, pink thrift, white violets, snowdrops, lemon lilie; 25c doz.; rainbow moss, ced fern, 2 bunches, 25c. Del. ist, 94 zones. Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35. Azaleas, sweet snrubs, Mtn. ferns, Trumpet vine, hardy, phlox, 50c doz.; velvet red, ink, white roses, pink althe 83 for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. ' L. Teem, Talking Rock, Rt. 1, Box. 46: Ry : All colors azaieas, 45c doz. purple and yellow iris, 45c doz.: Mtn. Laurel, 75c doz.; Indian Arrow, 20c_ea.; pink almonds, | 25 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ba ; @, Evans, Tatlona. : Blooming size azaieas, crab< apple, sweet shrubs, 40c doz.; white and spruce pines, dog wood, rhododendrons, Mtn. Jaurels, 75c doz.: altheas, red japonicas, forsythia, 20c ea. Well rooted. Add postage. Mrs, L. F. Adams, Ellijay, Rt. 2, Fall pinks, all colors, 154. doz.; white spireas, $1.00 doz.; Arborvitaes, 12-16 in., well rooted, 20c ea.: gladiolus, asst, colors, nice bulbs, 20ce doz. Exc, _ 20 bulbs for 2 printed feed - sacks. Mrs. Jewel Daves, Hurst. _ FLOWERS AND SEED - FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE. BULLETIN FLOWERS AND SEED | FOR SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE Wednesday, February 8, 1948 FLOWERS AND SEED WANTED eo Ligustrums, nice size; 12c, ~15c ea. Mrs. W. G. Greer, Hills- boro. - Bird of Paradise (red and yellow blooms) 65c ea. 2 for $1.00; pink almonds, pink crepe myrtle, red japonicas, Cape Jasmine, purple. lilac, American Beauty rose, 25c ea. or one of all 6 for $1.00. Orders of $1.00 SS aan Mrs. C. HE. Crump, Havtwell, Rt. 1. : _ White Peonies, 35c Queen Helm yellow cannas, President red, 30c doz.; Lilac bushes, rooted, 20c ea.; Purple, bronze and white iris bulbs, 30c doz.; White August and Am- aryllis red lily, 20c bulb. All postpaid. Mrs. J. G. Whitfield, Jasper, Rt. 3. _ Yellow daffodils, 25c doz.; narcissus, $2.00 C.; Rose bush, red and white, 10c ea.: Honey- suckle vine, 50c C.; Dogwood, white, $1.00 C.; Day lilies, $1.00 C. Add postage. Betty Balleng- er, Bowdon, Rt. :2. - Phlox, larkspur, Calif. pop- pies, (plants), 15c doz. 25c; Red and pink verbenas, 5c ea.; Exc. for 2 nandinas or red thrift, plants. Mrs. Grady Thornton, Buchanan, Rt. 1. Mixed col. Native azaleas, 3 ft., rooted, white dogwood, sweet shrubs, hawthorne, green park dogwood, white, purple - yhododendrons, Mt. Laurels, spruce pines, $1.25. Add post- age. Packed in damp moss. Mrs. Elsie Heaton, Mineral Bluff. Well rooted evergreen hedge plants, 300, $1.00; Hibiscus, 25 25c; Perrywinkle, 20c_ doz.; Sannas bulbs, 35c doz. Postage fe . D. Anderson, Blue eonies, all kind of shrubbery for sale or exc. J. J. Alred, Tal- laoosa, Rt. 2. Pink cherokee roses, redbud, oralberry, Mt. Laurel, Hem- lock, crabapple, rhododendrons, ed, yellow azaleas, red maple, ulip poplars, all 3 ft., $2.00 doz, Snowdrops, violets, red, white hlox, $2.00. C. Mrs. Bonnie percrombie, Mineral Bluff. - Running ivy, bridal wreath, purple wisteria, butterfly bush, Blue iris, 25 doz; 50c C.; = oe _M.:; few white iris, 30c doz.; Dahlia tubers; forest fire, sunset, black beauty, variegated 4, 30c; Gardenia rooted, 10c ea. Send cash. Beullah Frye, Dal- @ Rt. 3: ee Dbl. and long trumpet daf- odils, 25c doz.; $1.00 C.; Bronze col. Lemon lilies, Royal blue iris, white and yellow iris, 20 doz. Yellow narcissus, 50c doz.; nk and White peonies, 30c ea.; 5, $1.00. Mrs. Dessie Hughey, Fairmount, Rt. 1, Box 159. Wild birdfoot violets, wild t droot, yellow 6 orange var. pomegranates, ft, 4 yrs. old, $1.50 ea.; 6, $7.00: Blue Ageratum, yard honeysuckle, 30c doz.; Med. red, white Aug. lilies, pink -eactus, 25c ea. Mrs. Ruth , bremen, * $1.00; Lot of 10, $7.50; ge clump Sprengeria fern, Justica, 50c; Mixed chrysan- themums, gold button, light yellow mums, Valencia, Judith anderson, Caliph, large rose. _B. Thornton, Bremen. zaleas; red, yellow, white hododendrons, Mtn. Laurels, bapples, pink red bud, white red dogwood, pink chero- roses, holly, all well rooted, , D, and 6 ft. high, for sale. Mrs. Birt Milhollan, Morgan- Daffodils, iris, violets, lilies, reissus, 30c doz.; White spi- 1, red japonicas, 35 ea.; May erries, big red plums, 15c ea.; ellow peach trees, 20c ea. Exc. anything can use. Mrs. R. _ Hensley, Talking Rock. Daffodils, narcissus, day ilies, iris, 35c doz.; White vio- tets, 25c doz.; yellow japonica, Oc ea.; yellow old fashioned peach trees, $1.25 doz.; May rries, red plums, $1.00 doz.; for sacks or flowers. Mrs. Barrett, Talking Rock. ed and white dogwood, Mtn. Laurels, vaododendrcus, azale- sweet shrubs, black and te pines, 3 ft. high, $1.50 Evergreen galax, trailing r feed sacks. W. G. Abercrom- Mineral Bluff, clump; -dodenrons, Pussy willow cuttings, 25c doz.. berry, holly, . | bud, tulip poplar, pink cherokee age. Mrs. Georgia Hunt, Tooms- poro;Rt. 2: = Var. | ooted Calif. privet hedge, 2 doz. Bite. ee. doz. Rooted. Exe. }|- Golden glow, purple phlox, brown day lilies, 35c doz.; blue violets, privet hedge, 50c C.; Gladiola bulbs, dry mixed col. blooming size, 20c doz.; Honey- suckle, vines, pink Dorothy per- kins roses, 10c ea.; 3, 25c. Mrs. Ruth Boland, Ela Gap. 100 boxwoods, 12 in. to 3 ft.; 100 golden arborvitaes, 12 in., to 3 ft.; 50 green arborvitaes, 15 to 30 in.: 5 col. altheas, $5.00 C.; other shrubbery. Come see. Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Lawrence- ville, Rt. 1. Mtn. Laurels, white and red maples, rhododendrons, dog- wood, cherokee roSes, azaleas, black and white pines, 2-4 ft., $1.00 doz. Tiger, orange day lilies, jonquil bulbs, daffodils, narcissus, snowdrop, 75c doz. Minnie Campbell, Morganton. Rooted pink, almond, forsyth, white Spengeri, white dogwood, pink weigelia, sweet shrub, pri- vett hedge, 40c ea.; purple german iris, 75c doz.; White narcissus, $1.25. C. Mrs. L. A. Wright, Bremen, In care of E. L. Harrison. Magnolia, teaolive, red dog- wood, crepe myrtle, jasmine, sweet shrub, grey beard, gall- berry. 1 ft; 20e= 3: ft 20e3. 4 ft., 35c. Add postage. Exc. for white sacks. Mrs. O. W. Colson, 'Toomsboro, Rt. 2. Redbud, Mtn. Laurels, all col. dogwoods, azaleas, cherokee rose, holly, pink crabapple, rho- red maple, althea, corralberry, 4 ft., $1.00 doz. Shasta daisies, Per. phlox, $1.00 C. Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge. Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurel, 3 col. azaleas, dogwood, corral- white pine, red rose, all 3-4 ft. high, $1.00 doz. Shasta daisies, $1.00 C. All postpaid. Mrs. Boon Wilson, Morganton. Magnolia, teaolive, red dog- wood, crepe myrtle, red holly, yellow jasmine, sweet shrub, grey beard, gallberry, 1 ft., 10c; 3 ft., 25c; 4 ft., 35c. Add post- 1 yr. old dbl. yellow japonica, 50c; Red Indian arrow, weeping mary, dbl. almonds, 25c ea.; orsythia., Je lilac, 1.00| jap. quince, snowball, 35c ea.; foe Pink Tnritt, sens ee. Lee Fae: So : dat ; le} doz. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. R. J. Se rs Richards, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. Rhododendrons, | white and spruce pines, mixed col. azaleas, red Indian arrow, white dog- wood, pink and red cabbage. head, red velvet roses, 25c ea.; lilies, iris, 40c doz.; daffodils, violets, 25c doz. Exc. for any- thing can use. Mrs. Harley Richards, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. Hardy phlox, purple, lavender Foxglove, 20c doz.; daffodils, jonquils, iris, 25c doz; pink crepe myrtle, jap. quince, pink almond, goldenbells, altheas, white spirea, purple lilac, dog- wood, 4, 25c. Mrs. Oscar Silver, Talking Rock. Rta 2: Anemones, 50, $1.00; Shasta daisies, . Calif. violets, snow- drops, $1.00 C.; Emperor daf- fodils, Poeticus narcissus, $2.00 C.: Cydonica japonicas, yellow dogwoods, butterfly, redbuds, laurels, azaleas, $1.00 doz. Mrs. Addie Wilson, Morganton... Snowball, purple lilac, sweet shrubs, purple butterfly, 15c ea.; purple iris, 10c ea.; pink crabapples, 2, 25c._ Pumpkin seed, 10c tablespoonful. Add postage. Mrs. John W. Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Crabapples, (bushes) 75 doz.; yellow japonicas, pink roses, 10c ea.; White narcissus, yellow jonquils, purple iris, $1.25 C.; Several dif col. az- aleas, 50c doz.; pink weigelias, 15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. John Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3. SES Dbl. Humbert Canna, 2 doz., 50c: Trumpet daffodils, 2 doz., 35c; $8.00 M.: Purple German iris, 75c doz.; White Conch Be- gonias, large. Hemerocallis Orange lilies, 8, 25c. Mrs. Alice Harrison, Bremen. Lots of shrubbery for sale or} exc. for anything can use. Mrs. lL. H. Coe, Eastanolle. Large dbl. zennias, seed, mix- ed colors, large dbl. marigold, sunset joint, 10c cupful ea.; Lithonia (Mexican Sunflower) seed, 10c, % cupful. All post- paid. Miss Lillian Hardin, White Ri tox 62; Dbl. yellow hardy Ranuncula, 25c doz.; $1.25 C.; Imp. Shasta daisies, 35e doz.; Azalia mum, pink, white yellow, 35c doz.; Blue Myosotis, 35c doz. Per. Phlox mixed, col. 5c plant. Mrs. Ben S. Davis, Atlanta, 2715 Piedmont Rd., N. W. Phone He. 4458-W. _ Mixed gladiola_bulbs,. large size, $3.00 C.; Medium, $2.00 C. /kee roses, 2-3 ft., well rooted, | hibicus, 25c ea. All col. bloom- Marigold flowers for sale. Mrs. _Japonicas, quils, Per. phlox, iris, 20c dos.; spruce, white pines, rhododen- -Bridal wreath, White and pines, Mrs. Stella Hobson, Jasper. Ee : 2: y i ee : ; Pink thrift, 50c C.; Prepaid. White (small) dbl. pinks for sale or exc. for strawberry plants. Mrs. C. R. Rheny, Har- lem; Rect. Lemon lilies, 30c doz.; get-me-nots, 25c doz.; Mixed large gladious bulbs, 265c; Tuberose, 30c: Mixed marigold and mixed zinnias, 5c pkg.; Mixed larkspur, Queen Annes lace, 2 doz., 25c. Mixed gourd seed, free with ea., 50c order P. P. Mrs. Eva GC. Robertson, Carrollton. : Royal blue iris, $1.50 -C.; Lemon day lilies, $1.25 C.; yel- low, white mums, gold, bronze mums, Star of Bethelehem, white daffodils, $1.00 C.; Brid- al wreath, purple iris bulbs, 25c ea. Add postage. Martha Wo- mack. Bremen. Dentizie, red japonicas, for- sythia,, Eng. dogwood, snow- balls, 20c; cherokee roses, dbl. Kerria redbuds, Jap. hedge, red and white dogwoods, azaleas, laurels, $3.25. Hardy phlox, jon- quils, day lilies, 60c C. Mrs. Susie Wilson ,Loving. Apr. blooming narcissui, 50c C.: Red, yellow, white chry- santhemums, 25c doz. Postage For- added. Mrs. W. N.. Barrett, Lula, Rt. 2. Magnolia, White dogwood, | holly, 252-C.; Cannas, 8, .25c; Century plants, 25c. Yellow pink seedlings, 3c ea. Cash or exc. for flowers or white sacks. ie Clarence Locke, Helena, Rts White Star moss, 20c bunch; small cedars, 10c; Grape hya- cinths, small, 2, 1c; larger, 1c ea. Add postage. Mrs. G. C. Taylor, Buchanan, Rt. 1. ~ Cherokee roses, red dog- woods, crabapples, azaleas, Mt. Jaurel, hemlock, 2-4 ft. well rooted, $1.00 doz.; Tailing arbu- tus, galax, heart's. ease, 25c doz. Exc. for white sacks. Mrs. Rutherford Davis, Mineral Bluff. Mt. Laurel azalea, red dog- woods, Ivy, crabapple, chero- $1.00 doz.; Trailing arbutus, hearts ease, 25c-doz. Exc. for white feed sacks. Mrs. W. D. Davis, Mineral Bluff. : - Azaleas,-red dogwood, Mt. Laurel, Ivy, crabapples, chero- kee roses 2-3 ft., well rooted, $1.00 doz.: Orange day, blue iris lilies, 35c doz. Exc. for white feed sacks, Mrs. Clifton Davis, Mineral Bluff. Boxwoods from 10 in. to 3% ft., 25c to $4.00; Peach rose, 15c- Wild Hydrangeas, Lilacs, 10c ea.; Azaleas, all col.; sweet shrubs, 10c ea.; 3, 25c. Spruce and white pines, $1.00 doz. Add postage. Mrs. A. W. West, Elli- jaye Reeds. = Creeping phlox, pink thrift, spanish iris, 25, 30c; Dahlias tubers, several col. 6, 60c; Calycanthia, red, pink Spirea, trailing arbutus, red trumpet honeysuckle, Boston ivy, Jap- onicas, 8, 75c. Mrs. Jim Waters, Dahlonega. : Mt. Laurel, white and spruce pine, rhododendrons, white dog- wood, Indian arrow, pink crab- apple, sweet shrubs, 70c doz. All col. blooming azaleas, 45c doz.. Add postage. Mrs. J. B. Farist, Ellijay, Rt. 2, Box 1143. Boxwoods, arborvitae, 12-16 in., dbl. white lilac, red, pink and white ing size azaleas, 50c doz, Add postage. Martha Hiller, Ellijay. Boxwood, 12-15 in., 25c ea.; snowball, dbl. yellow japonicas, | althea, almond, 25c; All col. azaleas, 40c doz.; Laurels, dog- wood, white pines, 75c doz. Add postage. Linda E-ans, Ellijay. Pint of choice Marigold, flesh col. Bachelor Buttons (2 full pints) seed, 12c pt., also dried Ttamie Barnes, Alpharetta. Rt. 25 Fe, Azaleas, Tiger lilies, 60c doz. red, yellow, pink weigelias, lilac, 20c ea.; Jon- drons, dogwoods, $1.00 doz. Exe. for printed feed sacks. Roxie Plumley, Ellijay, Rt. 2. All col. azaleas, 35c doz. Red Japonicas, 40c; Primroses, blue irish, White violets, 35c doz.; 2, 25c. Pink almonds, 25c. Add postage. Mrs. Luther Welch, Ellijay, Rt. 2. x : - White and spruce pines, Mtn. Laurels, 2, 25c; Rhododendrons, purple iris, 25c; Azaleas, 40c doz.; Forsythia, 35c ea.; yellow lilies, 20c doz.; White violets, 35c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Fred Beasley, Ellijay, Rt. 2, = | quils, 50c C.; Purple lilac, brud- | W. V. Silvers, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Japonica, snowball, | 20c doz. Exc. for white feed Red japonicas, 40c ea.; Blue irish, Azaleas, sweet scented Easter lilies, 35c doz.; White, spruce pine, 25c ea.; Forsythia, Almonds, (pink), 2, 25c. All col. sweet shrubs, 40c doz.; Add postage. Mrs. C. M. Patterson, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Blooming size azaleas, sweet shrubs, crabapple, 45 doz.; dogwood, Mtn. Laurels, white and spruce pines, rhododen- drons, 75c.doz. Forsythia, al- theas, Japonicas, 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Edgar Ray, Elli- yay RE as All~col., Azaleas, 40c doz.; Pink Weigelias, dbl. yellow jap- onicas, lilac, altheas, almonds, 20c; Laurels, Rhododendrons, white pines, dogwood, 75c doz. Add postage. B. Cochran, care Colonial lantation. i losing down big ae sell- all farm implements, Chat- snooga and Syracuse 1, 2 H. rn plows, Ferguson cultiva- harrows, blacksmith anvil, nters, distributors, cotton- d planters and many others, 10. line oe beam rn plow, 1 King combination rn, cotton and other kinds eed planter, some dairy ] In good shape. Reas- nak t Earl Sansom, Hecey : wR 1. nach: = 1: HL Cc. all steel eC s, mule drawn, both in good pe, for sale. E. GC. Edwards, epair. paris for Caterpillar ractor, including parts. Mitchell, Rome, care Blacks 1 ae machinery, aeons. ws, tools, etc., for sale. T. Webb Estate, Oglethorpe, put Pp. A. Webb, Decatur, i side Circle, medium | Griss mill, 26 in. : ant 1 Liverman peanut. pick- r. Jate | model, for Farmall 12 tractor. State cond.,. and price. H. G. ad ald, Quitman. Rt. A. E Want 2 disc Tiller for shade B Farmall, priced reasonably for cash. Must be good cond., ready. to use. Do not reply un- less I. H. C. Tiller for above model. A. C. Sweat, Jr. Alma, Rt. 2. Want pressure canner, good cond., at fair price. Mrs. John G. Roberts, Ronen Rt. : Want Pordsor: ofactor and side plow, State model, cond., and price. F. T. Kelley, Villa Rica, Box 52. Want 2 row Avery planters and distributors. Must be in A-1 shape. Let me hear at once. Preston Mobley, Bogart. - Want 1 Baling press and 1 Hammer Mill. State cond., make, size and price. O. W Porter, Covington. Want for cash. Garden or small tractor and equipment. H. C.. May, Warrenton. Want good 2-H. wagon cheap for eash. J. S. Adams, Law- renceville, Rt. 3. Want 1 garden plow, in_ good cond. State price, etc. G. H. Wilkie, East Point, Buds Spee, Ave. 2 Want 1 row, model B Allis Chalmers a in good cond. State price. C Quitman. Want 1 row corn binder in good running cond. Advise at once, make, model and price. R. S. Miller, Baconton. _ Want light Fordson or other type farm tractor, also disc or turn plow and Cutaway harrow. J. M. Brown, Dunwoody, Rt. 1. Want a 2-3, 5-6 et the p: gas. engine, in good running cond., to be used in farm work. Bainbridge, Hh hs. Want a 4% gal. size pressure canner, cheap for cash. Mrs. Annie K. Forbes, Lyons, Rt. 1. Want a Cole corn, pea and peanut planter (dropping 2 kinds of seed at one time). state cond., and price. B. F. Mills, Alma. Rt. i. : Want 1 horse drawn or trac- tor grain drill. F. H. Searcy, Thomasville, P20: Box 172:;- Want good used 1-H. wagon. State cond., and price. A. J. Meadows, Eatonton, Rte 3. Want small American Turn- er and Corley Mill. Write what you have. M. UL. Crawford, Tiger. : \ : * Want 1 Ford tractor with rubber and pulley, plows, disc harow, hay rake, hay baler, mowing machine. Advise what you have and price. KE. M. Wright, Ellijay. : Want 1 good hay rake. Give price and describe. Annie M. Brannen, Plains. Want Ensilage cutter and 3 disc tractor tiller with seed at- tachments. W. A. Ea, Hazlehurst. Want s small eultivator te ac- | tor with cultivator. inson, Winder. Want 1 late medel, tired tractor. M. Commerce. Want to buy power-take-off for Allis Chalmers model B tractor. R. i. Jackson, Yates- ville. 2 Want J. B. Rob- tT. Sanders, community canning including boiler, elec. sealer, eo Pomplete. BH, L, Ficquett, C S. Coving- ton. INCUBATORS AND BROODERS FOR SALE 3 Sears oi] Super, Hatchers, 1 single oil battery brooder, also 3 oil canopy brooders. Sell cheap or exc. J. Teem, Atlanta, 261 West Lake Ave. Rt. 8. Ra 5436. : All -electric Buckeye inc., 2688 egg cap., first class cond., sell or trade for anything can use. V, F. Hancock, Moulirie. i Sere Sears battery brooder, decks, $50.00. Mrs. soe "Waycross, P.O, Box Olive, Wood-- in . A. Ramsey, rubber | Want 1 or 2 undead tractors | Ed |- | RFD 1 er stoves, 1000 chick cap., ao 00. ea. Commerce. runner bean seed, 20 cup: a 5e for postage: Chinese su $1.00: Horseradish root, 30c lb. >| yostage. _A, Nolen, Rockmart, Rt. 2. -combine run, $50.00: 300 Ibs. Smith, Chester, Rt. 2 2 oil burners Sipe broo 1. but in good cond.; $25.00 or Come after th } A, O. White, Villa Rica. 4 Farm Master, 1000 watt elec. breoders, 500 chick ca home-made canopy, uscd 1 $12.50 ea., FOB. Hal M. mM 1, Putman Little rea good cond., $1.75. postpaid. j at. Nease, Marlow. Res ay B INCUBATORS AND BROODERS WANTED Want sev. elec. broodais: and batteries, also other chicken supplies. State what you" hav prices, sizes, cond., and mak D. B. Dukehart, Decatur, ae Box 488. Want oil peas renee 50 egg cap., up. J. G: Buyers, Whitesburg. : Want ker. burning Wrecasae 90.06 100. Chick eap- Write price first letter. Mrs. F. D Buford, Tignall, Rt. 2. a Want electric Ine., in cond., around 200 egg can., for cash, Stppee collect. Write first. G. F. Huff, Mile Want Inc., in good cond., fo cash. State make and cap. Prefer 150 egg cap. Mrs. W. Ss. Godwin, Homerville. : ~ Want oil burning bate brooder. Must be in good shape. J. Hamp Sirman, Valdosta. a O. Box 522. SEED FOR Skis | Tender white half puniee beanseed, 25c cupful; Mixed col. bunch beans; Henderson bunch white butter bean seed; English pea seed and Perkin mammoth green pod okra seed, 20c cupful ea.. All postpaid. ee a. G. Whittield, Giga R Good prown nea flower seed, 15e cup: a 20C,: No stamps. Mrs. . - Ash- : worth, Dacula, Rt. 1. ay 8 gal. hot pepper, 35c gal.: $2.75" for lon: Spineless. green pod okra seed, d0c- gts 4 Gis. te I. A. Woodring, Alto, Rt Ve. 75 lbs. sound, dike. 1942 crop speckled bunch. putte bean seed, 20c Ib. del. up to 2ng zone. No orders less than 50e accepted: aNe= stamps - Coc. Oliver. Barnesville, Rt. Dine Blue Ridge Mtn. tomato secd, 25c: 50 colossal largest tomato grown and 25 Jumbo Pumpkin seed free ea. order. W.. = = Smith, Pike. 4 Wonderful (new) edible Son bean seed; bean beetles or weevils wont devour. Very prolific, 50c lb. Plus postage. No order less than 1-lb. filled, Mrs. Clara Prince, Demorest, Rte Box A. oie Calif, mult. beer seed, 15 for a good start of seed. Add 3c No stamps. Mrs. Le 500 lbs. Kobe lespedeza eee Korean lespedeza seed, bine run, $22.00, FOB. S. GC. Owen, Woodbury. iy Seed from real sweet. jas ee round, yellow meat, watermel- ~ ons, 10c tablespoon. Also cedar trees, avg. 12 in., $1.00 doz. TY. M. Shelnutt, Glenn, Collard seed, 1-lb., 35c: 4 Ibs., $1.00; 25 Ibs. $5. 50, Postpaid. Alton Ponder, Whigham. ee -Suckerless tobacco seed, 1 tea cebontul 35c;. Gourd shape pumpkin seed, 25c cupful. G. | - Freeman, Ball Groneds Rt. : cae 400 lbs. seed Chufas, 1000 : Ibs., Korean lLespedeza, 1000 Ibs. Koke lespedeza, all to be recleaned, for sale. A. J, Carr, Sandersville, Rt.-8. Box: 893-4 Cushaw seed, 10c teacupfuls. x hot pepper, 10c tablespoonful; Also caroline cherry. an ever= green for sale. Postpaid. No com=- chks. Josephine Raley, Mit<- chell. eu es Almost. 3% Ips. nice hand cleaned 1942 grown, heading collard seed, $1.00 for lot; 25c_ teacupful, postpaid. Mrs, L. G, McKibben, Jackson, Rt. 1. ay . $ Wednesday, February 3, 19 e SEED FOR SALE : . 4 : oan corn seed, 10 cupful, Postpaid. Miss Lillian Hardin, White, Rt. 1, Box 62. Early Market queen earliest sweetest watermelon grown, ripens 60 days from planting. Trial pkg. 25c: Acre bag, $1.50 Pp WM: Thornton, Jesup. Hand cleaned dill seed, Post- id, 12c teaspoonful. Mrs. R. A. Caldwell. Boxton, Rt. 2. Stone Mtn. melon seed, ist ywe., carefully dried. for sale or -exc.; Also goose plum trees, 3, -86c: 6, 60c in stamps, prepaid. R. P. Steinheimer. Brooks, Rt. ae Coxs watermelon seed, lb. Not less. than 1 lb. P. eee Speight, Buchanan, Moon and Stars watermelon sees, red meat and fine flavor, me grow very large, wilt re- tant vines: 1 oz.. 20c: % Ih.: eve lb. $l 50: $3.00 Ib. J: Whitfield. Tifton, 316 South | ntral Ave. Several hundred lbs. reclean- ed Korean lespedeza seed, 6c - A. M. Aiken, Madison, 1500 Ibs. Serecia seed Com- ine run, $12.50 C. O. D. Can- Lavonia. 00 lbs. Serecia seed, Com- bine run, $12.50 C. Elbert yd, Carnesville, Rt.. 2. a long green cane, No. 129- 16, $15.00 per 1000 stalks: Also Ss Reine B-2 cottonseed, pure, $1.50 bu.; Frostproof cabbage plants, $1.00 M.; White Bermu- a onions, plants. $1.50... W. W. Villiams, Quitman. Saas Ga. collard seed, 20 on: ae 1st yr., $1.50 bu., pure Hi. H. Alexander, Jumbo pumpkin seed, 10c oz. Herman Ward, Junction Several qts. red little nest nion sets: Also some shallots, 40c gal. ea.- or 45c del. Exc. for garden peas, butter beans ie some table crowder. peas, no field peas; qt. for at.. Mrs. J. J: uten, Manassas, Rt. 2. Box 52. White half runner bean seed, 5 tender and free from is, 25c cupful; Over 5 16. der , 20c cupful. (2 cupfuls Ps lb.) No stamps. Mrs. . Padgett, Jasper, Rts 2; BEANS AND PEAS. 5 : FOR SALE var. okra, 40c Ib. Mrs. S. W. ents, aie s. $4. : Whitley, Mauk, Rt 2. Butterbeans (col.), 15c Ib. 4 oS Clower, Lawrence- e, Rt. 90 day a beans, $2.50 ab peas; $3.00 bu. Cash hh order. E, I. Carter, Rich- Salif. peckcres and speckle ugar crowder peas, 10c_\b.: ; paid in Ga, No order filled for less than 10 lbs. ] . Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box at my barn. & mi, No. Craw- 50 bu. = sacks. Den Gowaes peas. 5 bu. White blackeyed lb.; 7 bu. cream crowd- s, 8%c lb.; No order for than 50 Ibs. FOB. H. sae oe ; n aed and red half ners, 25e teacupful; Black san, bears till frost, same : Exe. 3 cups for 4 print- chicken feed oo ied tender beans, Grid the hill, 18c Ib. Add Heer eo (B. A. Weeks, Dial. ed half-runner garden very prolific, good for ring and summer gar- cup: 35c pint: del. No _ Mrs. Hest. Chathank a ne 20 cupful; ooted English ivy, 2, 5c. postage. Mrs, Alma Pres_ Re.1 R: bu. Cokers No. 102, 71% le cottonseed, $1.25 bu. - LA. Rachels, Bartow, 3.2 k W. H. You. D. chy COTTONSEED FOR SALE 1000 bu. D&PL cottonseed, 2 yr. from breeder, ginner on one variety gin and kept pure, $5.00 CWT. E. B. Morgan, Wood- bury. About 150 bu, good, sound D&PL cottonseed, $1.50 bu. as long as lasts. Also have some Reg. Duroc gilts and 1 Reg. Du- roe boar for sale. A. D. Lind- sey, Tifton. D&PL No. 12 Imp. cottonseed, picked without rain, kept pure, (1250 lbs. seed cotton make a 500 Ib. bale .of lint cotton), $5.50 CWT. Just off 42 Hwy. on Flippen Rd. Willie Tanner, Flippen, P. O. Box 65. Pure Coker 200 cottonseed, 2nd yr. planting, (bale to A. on entire crop), 1-1/16 in. staple, $5.00 CWT.: $90.00 ton. Also about 50 bu. 2nd yr. Roldo Rowden cottonseed, 1 in. staple, $1.50 bu. J. H. Smith, Ashland. 10 bu. half and half cotton- seed, pure and clean, $1.25 bu., FOB. Also one Cole No. 44 Planter, Almost: new, $18.00 FOB. G. F. Walden, Villa Presa Rt bo Fure D&PL No. 12 cotton, seed, $1.50 bu. Have been cleaned. B. M. Peek, Carrollton, Rte 1/16 to 1-1/8 in. staple, suc- cessive selection from Cokers No. 100. $5.25 CWT.. FOB.: $5.- 00 CWT at barn in purchasers bags. W. F. Cox,Roswell. D&PL, No. 12 cottonseed, $5.- /00 CWT. (1150 Ibs. makes 500 lb. bale.) 1 2-3 in staple, ist yr. from breeder. L. D. Harris, Monroe, Rt. 2. Pure Stoneville 2-B. cotton- sed, 1st yr. from breeder, pri- vately ginner, and recleaned, 116 n- staple, $1.45 bu. Riley C. Couch; Turin. | D&PL No. 12, recleaned, Ist yr. cottonseed, ginned on pri- vate gin, 1 in. staple, $1.50 bu. inw even wt. bags. Write fo prices by truck or in ton lots. | J. L. Thomas, Madison, Rie. t. _ Pettys Imp. Toole wilt-re- sistant cottonseed, $1.50 bu. FOB. Harry S. Petty, Dawson. Broomes 90-day wilt resist- nt cottonseed, over 1 in. staple, kept pure at gin, Ist yr.; Also Llimited amt. Wanamakers Cleveland Bib Boll, wilt io ant, Ist yr. for sale. Otis M Cowart, Sumit, Rt. 2. Box 27. Stoneville 2- B, 1st yr. from originator, one variety ginned, culled, cleaned, graded, ceresan treated, pure and perfect, $6.00 CW. POR: J. Ha Beasley, Lavonia. Stoneville, 2- B., Ist. yr. from breeder, kept pure at one-varie- ty gin. Recleaned and cere- san treated, 100 Ib. bags, $6.00 CWT., FOB. Jonesboro or Col- lege Park. Money Order or Cashiers chk. with order. oy Ray, Fayetteville, Rt. 3. PLANTS FOR SALE Klondike and Mastodon strawberry plants, $2.00 M.; 2 or more M., $1.75 M. M. C. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Collard plants, 20c C.: 90c M.: Cabbage pias: 25c C. del. Also fresh country butter, 2% lbs, weekly, $1.00. Exc. for pecan trees. Gainesville, Rt..2. 50e C.: 500, $1.25: Garlic, $1.00 doz.; Peppermint plants, 50c doz.; Rhubarb, $1.50 doz. Miss yee MeCurley, Hartwell, Rt. Frost proof cabbage ~plants, 500, 65c; $1.25 M.;. Bermuda onion; White wax onion plants, 500. 75: $1.40 M. del. in Ga. No chks. W. C. Hamby, Val- dosta, Rt. 2. Box 6. Black raspberry, 10c ea.: 85c doz.; Horse radish, 5c bunch? yellow root, 25c lb.;: Martin gourd seed, 5c doz.; : Small root- ed boxwood plants. 5e ea. Mrs. Diona Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3._ and Eldorado blackberry plants, estrong, health plants, will bear this yr., careful and prompt shipment, $1.00 C.: 2 M., $15.00. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Green- ville. strawberry plants, true to ed sage plants, $1.25 doz.: Per. phlox, 3 doz., $1.00: Monthly rose cuttings, 6, 25c . Mary Stephens, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. - Everbearing Strawberry plants, $2.00 M.; 500, $1.25: 200, 70c; 30c Cc. Full count, prompt shipment. . Now ready. Mrs. Ima Miss Peay, Rt. + EME 2 Coxs. choice cottoedtt 1- | | plants, tr healthy, frost proof; Miss Lee Crow, Missionary strawberry plants,: Hardy lLucretia-~Dewberry Gibson wonderbearer, Jewel name, 50c C.; Good, well root- | - PLANTS FOR SALE Lady Thompson or Klondike strawberry plants, 30c C.: $2.- 00 M. No ehks. H. W. Sum- merour, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Klondike strawberry plants, 25c.- $1.25, 500; $2.00 M.; Mas- todon, 35c C.; $2.00, 500: Frompt shipment. Old fash- ioned Blue Damson plum, 30c ea.: 6, $1.00. Mrs. A. D. Jones, Cumming, Rt, 1. Mastodon strawberry plants, $2.50 M.: 500, $1.25; Nice young; well rooted plants. Miss Nur- deese Bennett, Cumming, Rt. 1. Hardy Eldorado blackberry plants, heavy bearers of large luscious berries, $1.00 C.; $7.50 M., $14.00. Maude Ham- by, Greenville. Mastodon strawberry plants, $2.50 ~M.; 500, $1.35... Nice young, well rooted plants. Mrs. Winston Darracott,; Cumming, Re 1. Box 6F : Jewel, Gibson. and Wonder Strawberry plants, 25e C.; Sage plants, No chks. or stamps. Money or M. O. Ance Grindle, Dahlonega. Riot. Box Ss. Klondike curaebercs plants, 23e.C.> $1.25, 500: $3.00 M-; Mastodon 35c C.; $2.00, 500- prompt ship- ment. Old fashioned Damson Blue plums, 30c ea.; 6, $1.00. Rt Grace Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1. Lady T. strawberry plants, | 30c C.: Himalaya. or Wonder- berry plants, 10c ea: 3 5c. Exe. for sage plants or little bunch May peas. Add postage. Mrs. H. F. Jarrell, Butler, Rt. ae Cabbage and onion plants; Jersey and Chas, cabbage, 500, | 60c; $1.00 M.; White Bermuda onion plants, 500, 75c: $1.25 M. Ready now to book your order for potato plants. I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald. Chas. W., Early Tevcny. Fiat Dutch cabbage plants, $1.00 M.; 500. 65e; All del. Prompt ship- ment. Full count. Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4. Fine everbearing strawberry 25c- C.. Also running okra seed. 10 seed, 25c. Cc. May, Lambert. Cabbage plants, strong, Copen- hagen, crates of 2 M., $2.00; Good count: Also 4 or 5 Ibs. fresh country butter a wk. 50c Ib. del. Good wt. Mrs. M. L. Brantley, Omega. Mastodon everbearing plants, pears 9 mos. in the yr. if pro- -perly cult., 12, 25c; 25, 50c; 50, $1.00. Postpaid. John Purcell, Cornelia, Star Route. Giant garlic, 20c doz.; 6 doz., $1.00: 2 yr. bearing Mt. Huckle- berry, 50c doz.; Sassafras, spicewood, 6 Ibs., $1.00. Add postage. Dorothy Teem, Talk- ing Rock, Rt. 1. Klondike strawberry plants, large berries, 25 C.; $2.00 M.; -P: P. Will exc. for flower bulbs or anything can use. Mrs. Will Shepherd, Rees, Ro Everbearing strawberry plants, $2.00 M. del.; 6 red golds free with ea. order. L. K. Rice, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Klondike strawberry plants, 2c C.2 $1.75, M, Extra nice plants. Cash with order. L. M. King, Atlanta, 1387. s ae es SW. Early Jerseys and Chas. frost proof cabbage plants, fresh and hein 300, 50c: 500, 85c: $1.25 M. del. R. Chanclor, Pitts. Large fresh extra Jersey and Chas. W., Copenhagens, 500, 65c: $1.00 M.; White Bermuda onion plants, 500, 75e; $1.25 M. All del. Postpaid. Prompt ship- | ment, satis. guar. BOY. Stokes, Fitzgerald. 2 Thousands White Bermuda and Nest onion plants, Iceburg lettuce, Kale, | field cabbage, Endive, carrots, collards, wake- Parsnips, beets, Parsley, 85e.C. del. Straight or mixed. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register. Texas wonder berries, young berries and Boyson berries, 10 plants, $1.50. S. E. McClendon, Thomasville, 403 E. Clay St. . One doz. well rooted sage plants, 75c: % gal. dried sage, 35e; Garlic, green and dried, 25 doz.; Small garlic, 20e doz. Postage. pd. Mrs. .W. H. Allen, Lithonia, Rt. 3. ; x PECANS AND ' OTHER FRUIT TREES FOR SALE Seuppernong vines, rooted, large white var., 30c ea.: 2, 50c; 5, $1.00, Postpaid. Isla Hamilton, Alamo, Rt. 2. well rooted, $1.25 doz. | strawberry plants, Mrs. Inez | 'all well rooted, 10 ea.; | doz. Mrs. J. | | bushes, 4, 50c; | scuppernongs, and Klondike St. No chks.: PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES FOR SALE GRAIN AND HAY FOR SALE Hazelnut bushes, muscadines, scuppernong vines, 10c_ ea.; $1.00 doz. Blueberry bushes, 25c doz. Also rose bushes, | blooms 7 to a bush, 10c ea. Mrs. .G. W. Bradley, Jr., Bowdon, Rt. : 2. State Inmsp., true to name, leading var. peach trees, grape- vines, $55.00 M:: $6.00 C.: $1.25 doz.: Black walnuts, $2. 40 doz.: $10.00 C.: Plum and apricot, $1.50 doz. Mrs. E. B. Travis. Riverdale. State insp. leading var, apple and peach trees, 2 and 4 ft., 10c- Phe 6a.> 2-3 ft.: 1c: papershell pecans, 3-4 ft. 7T5e ea.: Pears, 3-4 ft... 25e ea. Concord, Niagara, Lutie. 2 yrs. rooted, 10c ea. Postpaid. W. H. Alexander, Cleveland. Scuppernong vines, 2 yrs. old, 4-6 ft.. 50c: 10-15 ft. $1.00; larger ones, $2.00: All well rooted, bore last yr.: B. figs, 4 ft., 50c: Pomegranites, 4 ft., $1.- 00: J. L. Coggin, Covington. Brown scuppernong vipes, and 3 yrs. old, 10c, 15c ea.; $1.- 00-$1.50 doz.: $6.00 and $7.00 Ce: respectively, del.: May cherry, Brown Fig, large mus- eadines, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.; Kudzu crowns, 40 doz: (5eC; te M. W. A. Moon. Waco, Rt. 2. Tung oil trees, 2 yrs. old, $1.- 50 doz.; special prices on larger quantities: Mimosa trees, bright pink bleoms., oes Tie ae Ea, Mrs. G. R. a Ela St. Marys. Black muscadine vines, crab- apple, black walnuts. old fash- | ioned red plum, hazelnuts, well rooted, 10c ea.- $1.10 doz. Holly pushes. 20c ea. Add postage. Ray James, Ellijay. Rt. 3. Blue plums, May cherries, black muscadines, poplar, dog_ wood, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.: Gar- lic bulbs, 25c doz.: Running or bunch sage, 10c ea. P. P. Mrs. L. D. Brown, Waco, Rt. 2. Brown turkey figs, black muscadine vines, old fash. red and yellow plums, hazelnut bushes, tame blackberry vines. Add postage. Miss Hazel Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2, Box .86. Red plums, scuppernong vines, $1.00 doz.; Also maples, dogwood, $1.00 doz.: -erabapples, $1.25. doz: Postpaid. Hazel King, Bowdon, Rt. 2. Red or yellow plum bushes, Hazelnut bushes. crepe myrtle 10c ea.; scuppernong vines, black. muscadine vines, 10c ea.: $1.00 doz. Postage pd. Miss Mildred monk? Bowdon, Res. Niagara and onbord grape vines, sage plants, 2. 50c: $2.50 doz.: Himalayan berry plants, $1.00 doz. All well rooted and postpaid. Mrs. Na- than Weatherby. Ball Ground, Rt. 4. Earliest and hanty bearing bunch grapes (blue) delicious (cross between bronze and white) both 35c ea.: Sweet purple figs, very prolific. -25c: strong, well rooted plants, yoruned ready for planting. Mrs. Maude Granger, Reidsville, *s; PEANUTS AND PECANS FOR SALE Spanish peanuts No. 1, picker run, 7c lb. FOB.: in lots from 5 bu. up to 100 bu. G. A. Kent, Moran, Rt. 1. Ton or more firm, sound 42, pecans, seedlings, large size, 21c Ib.; Stuarts, 25c Ib. FOB Daw- son. Also large type purebred mammoth bronze turkey toms, $8.00: hens, $6.00. Mrs. G. L. Jones, Bronwood. About 1900 Ibs. White Imp. Spanish peanuts, 6c Ib. at my farm in Upson Co. C. W. Har- rell, Barnesville, 432 Forsyth FRESH AND CURED MEATS FOR SALE 1st to 10th Feb. extra good sel. pork hickory smoked link sausage, ready for shipment, 50c Ib. del. Send orders to be shipped when properly cured; Also want to buy pecans that are good. Write. W. A. Walker, Quitman, : TOBACCO FOR SALE - Barn cured tobaceo, guar. aged mellow, chewing, 7 lbs.. $1.00; Good smoking, 9 Ibs., $1.00. AN postpaid to 3rd zone. Satis. guar. Mrs, A. B. Wil- liams, Alma. os ee Grapevines: $1.00 chicks, Choice Kudzu hay, $3 ton. B.. W. Middlebroc Barnesville. Es Several hundred bundies 4 hand fodder, $4.00 per. 100 farm. A. M. Hooper, Norer: 8 or 9 tons peanut hay, $1: ton at my barn, 1 mi. EF. Shiv ers Mill. Also 20 or 25_ sweet potatoes, 3c lb. ~ N. Taylor, Cuthbert. Rt. 3. About 10 tons good Dp hay, FOB here. $14.00 ton. Als 3 ae mules for sale G. A. Lewis, Waynesboro POTATOES AND VEGETABLFS FOR L Have about 3% acres of nips ready to gather, abou salad, rest is ready to pu want to buy, come at John Horn, Hilton. Yellow skin P. tatoes for hedding $1. 00 B. Morgan, Clyo. Sa P..R. red skin ito bu., FOB: Also want 100 No. 1 runner peanuts and lbs. Imp. Spanish, quote p L. P. Strange, Swainsboro 4. Gen. cert. La. copper. | sugar yam seed potatoes, ( size), $1.00 bulk per bu. ha er at my curing house, $1 frt. or exp. FOB here. Als 1 flue cured baking size, $1 buw hor: H. Hy. Alexander, 5 rollton. Rt. 1. ss SYRUP FOR SALE 2500 gal: cans of Pure Sugar cane syrup, grade $100 can. boo : McE Donalsonville. 100 gal. syrup in one cans, $1.00 gal. e Round Metter. Four or five bunds A-1 Ga. cane syrup in 1 glass jugs, 6 to a case, 90c at the farm; Also nice smo sweet potatoes, 3e lb. by t load at the farm. L. e* a er, Milan. 300 gal. extra mi (bri; and thick) syrup, $1.00 gal. H. McDaniel, Glenwood. EGGS FOR SALE Large Mammon bine or 1 louse goose eggs for sett be R. pes Rene. 102 E Toth St. * Re Red cg gs. from | (old) with 269 to 311 Trap Ped. Records. Ga., U. S. EB P. Sired, certified ~ hen price, $10.00 C., or 10c e let eggs, $7.00 C.: Tc ea, J. | Whitten, Decatur, R. 2. Would like to tyeniel 10 doz. eggs per wk. to ] in Piedmont Morningsid trict. H. W. Mauldin, A Rw 2... VE 80th special egg Str. Hatcheries, last yr. $1 15 Postpaid. Mrs. C. H Rome, R. 2. CORRECTION: Book orders for Mammonth Br -+and Holland crossed_ eggs at 20c ea.; Also Mam White Pekin Duck eggs, at ea.: All from unrelated ings. Postage extra. Mr Miller, Augusta, R. 2, Box Booking orders for Mam Broad Breasted Bronze Em fed turkey eggs, $3.1 del.; $1.00 books doz. for del., possible earlier. Yo carton. Mrs. Leon Be Pinehurst. Purebred : Burt, Orp' }eggs, Booth Str., 1. 15 pel postpaid. Crates to be ret. 1 Ronie Johnson, Shellman, Jersey white giant eggs | good large Range flock, ing, $1.50 per setting. Pri larger lots if asked fc exe. some for Bermuda plants. Moline M. Adairsville, R. 3. Bloodtested hatched from S. C. R. I. Red hens, $ per 15. Prepaid. All orders ed at once. In large lots, p send crates. Mrs. G. C. Clif Millen. seer ae Eggs from very drk. son Reds, officially culle U. S. A. Pullorum contro! $1.50 per 16 del. Also $15.00 hun., del Grady Brown, Stone Mtn White Pekin duck eggs hatching, reasonable. Will ship, come for them. Mrs. Harper, Atlanta, Rt. 1 Phone RA, 0302. dried peaches, free from rms, 20c Ib.; Sundried apples, rom peeling and core, 20c oO) s. J. W. Edwards, Ibs. nice fresh country itter each week, 50c lb. Post- Satisfaction guar. Money th 6order. Mrs. Leonard nas, Waco, Rt. 2. ots, yellow root, queen meadow, wild cherry ewood, 25c lb.; 5 Ibs., 1 seed, 10c pkt. Mrs: n, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. | tich< ..| Ruth White, Dahlonega, R. 1. e feed sacks, 10c_ea. . I. Mills, Car- nice white 100 Ib. feed 4c ea. FOB. M. E. Me- , penoia.. ose o root, 10c - bunch; gum bushes, $1.00 doz.; idine vines, dogwood bush- plum bushes, $1.25 doz.; Ss, 25c} Winter grape 25c. Sweetshrub bush- doz. Mrs. Leona King, eC oot, queen of _ bloodsworth, nd ivy, yellow horsemint, cher- der, 30c Ib.: 5 Ibs. - Vernon~ Stover, a) tT queen of the assafras, 25c ib.; horsemint, peppermint, een 25c doz.; Blue leberry, bushes, 40c_ doz.; wer lilies, 30c doz. Mrs. Hollaway, Dahlonega, Rt. Mite Capon and: bronze tur- eathers, dry picked, free ail and wing feathers, 25c del. Barbara Lee, Red Oak. Red sassafras. yellow garlic, w dock, elder, Queen of the 1eadow roots, mullin, all 30c \lso Dahlia. roots, mixed Mrs. Cicero , Dahlonega, Rt. 1 rtichokes, 5c lb.: or 4 Ib. in ib lots and up. Will not pay _M. O. with order. E. 0 to 200 white feed sacks, holes, 7%c ea.; Also 100 ed sacks, pretty colors, - O. with Woo. k walnut meats, 2 Ibs., el. No chks. Jtirs. B. F. n, Gainesville. - Shade dried sage, 35c pt., age pd.: % bu. field peas, 5; % bu. Crowder: peas, 0. Slightly weevil eaten but od to plant. Add postage, for peas. Also 1 bu. peanuts, 10 i Wm. Middieton, Buford, Rt. as ee from hulls and trash as ssible, 50c Ib. Lady t. straw- ek plants, 30c C.; $2.50 M.; White Iceberg blackberry, 6, 60c; Red garden horsemint, ermint, garlic bulbs, 25c ;, No chks. Mrs. Willis Grind- Datiionega, Rt. 1. White feed sacks, 10c | paid in lots of 10 or more; ite chicken feathers (new) Gib, PP. Py Mrs. H. W. Step- hens, Adairsville, R. 1. ant garlic, 20c doz.; 6 doz., .00; sassafras, spicewood, red alder, 6 $1.00. Add postage. Tamar Teem, Talking Nice big garlic bulbs, 15c oz.; 25c gal. Eulida Evans, ockbridge, R. 1. low sassafras, rattle ots, wild cherry bark, 20c Ib.: catnip, peppermint, horehound, houselead plants, 25c doz.> werift bulbs, 35c C. Mrs. G. _ Nice bright, dried pumpkins, -25e lb. in 4 or more Ib. lots; : Gold and Jewel strawber- plants, 40c C.; Mastodon earing 35c C.; Catnip, pep- , 25c doz. bunches. Del. 2nd zone. Miss bh. M. ionega, R. 1, Box Ho \ | load. i | Lespedeza. "MISCELLANEOUS k Yellow root, 10c Ib.: Queen of the meadow, 15c lb.; Walnut sprouts, 8, 25c. Add postage. Alfred Patterson, Talking Rock | Rt. 2. Lots of Goose feathers in good condition $5.00, cash. Pay | postage. Write for information | on SG wal bbl OF Ga. cane oF Mrs. Ella Quick, Tallapoosa. - Jerusalem artichokes, lots 50) lb. up, 5c lb.; 7%c smaller lots, FOB: Large field and sugar FOB. C. W. Page, Norcross. . Catnip, peppermint, Balm, Coltsfoot, yarrow, 25c doz.; Yel- low rattle root, S queen of the meadow root, wild cherry bark, 25c 1b. Coltsfoot leaves, 50c gal. Del. in Ga. Mis CORRECTION: Nice black walnut meats, free from hulls nd shells, 35c pint; 3 pints, $1.00; yellow ladyslipper, $1.00 doz.; Pink doz.: Walnut sprouts, 25c ea.; | pumpkin seed, 10c oz.; $1.00. lb. | Postpaid. Yard long peas and 4 prolific cornfield beans, 35 Ib. 3 -| Seed corn, Hastings. Gold Prof. Se land Hickory King, $1.00 pk. tnip, lemon balm, 6, 25c; bulbs, 50c C.; Red sas-| sassafras, | ladyslipper, $1.50. 5, $1.00. Prepaid. Mrs. Lenard Taylor, Alto, R. 1. Yellow root, queen meadow, bark, 20c Ib.; garlic, jonquils, 20c doz.; yellow popular bark, red root, red alder, 25c Ib. Exc. | wild cherry bark, red dogwood: for sacks, white or col. Post- paid over $1.00.. Mrs. Lee But- ler, Dahlonega, Rt. 3. About 25, 100 Ib. feed*sacks, unwashed, no holes, 12%c ea., fruit. No chks. Mrs. H.. C. Brown, Junction City. - S _ White feed sacks, 12%c ea. Exc. for dried fruits or other | things of equal value. Mrs. H. B. Heath, Junction City. hulled, 75c bu. J. A. Green, Ma- con, Bass Rd.. Rt. 2. - Unlimited supply 95 percent organic pat humus 98 percent, hardwood ashes. Prompt ship-| ments. Exc. for some Nursery stock, bulbs and clumps. Chas. | A. Stone, Sylvania, Rt. 3. Hickory nut meats, 60c pt., walnut meats, 50c pt. goose- berry bushes, $1.00 doz.; home grown sage, $1.00 lb.; 25c cup-| ful; Sage plants, $1.25 doz.: 2 White Pekin drakes, $1.00 ea. Purebred White Holland tom, $7.00 FOB. No chks. Herbert Redfern, Mitchell, Rt. Sa : - MISCELLANEOUS WANTED SEED WANTED: . Want to exc, Hunt muscadine | grape vines for Kobe or Korean 100 vines for 200 lbs. , lIsepedeza seed. Marquis /D. Owen, Gay. Would like to hear from some one who has tomato, cab- bage and sweet or strong pep- per seed. State price. Clay | Evans, Gainesville, Rt. 1. Want Huckleberry seed, the low bush kind that runs on the | ground, similar to peanuts. N.' E, Derrico, Soperton. / _.Would like to have some | L.| SACKS WANTED: bunch velvet bean seed. E. Purdom, Screven. Bee HAY AND GRAIN WANTED: nut hay. Can haul 6-8 tons per Quote price at farm or warehouse. care Herrins Dairy Farm. CORN WANTED: Want whole grain or cracked corn. State price per bu., FOB. Fred Barber, Atlanta, Forest Way, W.-E. Want to buy seed corn (yel- low type). seed rye and seed oats. Also have one grade milk goat, will freshen in Mch. $10.00. Will swap for heifer calf or what have you? Bev- erly Estes, Atlanta, 1770 Mt. Paran Road, N. W. PEANUTS WANTED: @ Want 100 to 200 Ibs. pure. sound Runner peanuts; Also 100 giant Crotalaria. Must be priced reasonable. Wm. M. White, Calhoun, Rt: 2. PEAS AND BEANS WANTED: Want 4 or more bu. Purple hull peas. Quote best prices. H. L. Williams, Baxley. Want 50 bu. Iron seed peas: 10 bu. Red hull speckle. W. H. Clough, Blackshear. Want Wilt Resistant vine variety peas. Will consider other. mixed peas for hay. State number bushels and price in ist reply. A. C. Ware, Ho- gansville, Ric 3 3 oe = ar { do the hauling. | L. H. Herrin, Pooler, Box 52, | 2511, | price del. | Cornish chickens. _ WANTED PEAR TREES WANTED: Want sand pear trees. price, size and how shipped in 1st letter. SYRUP WANTED: Want to get price and samp!ls& Js L. Hol- ribbon cane syrup. ley, Matthews. COTTONSEED WANTED: |. Want cokers Wilds, ist yr. from breeders, guar. pure cot- tonseed. seed. Write price, length of staple this yr. J. Ed- win Sims, Jackson, Rea | PEANUTS WANTED: _. Would exc. pure type Rhynes Cook wilt resistant cottonseed for North Carolina runner seed peanuts, Bu. for Bu. G. A. Thompson, Swainsboro. : _ Want any amount Jumbo pea- FOB Macon. Macon, 1012 Hazel St. /GRAIN AND HAY WANTED: Want '5 tons No. 1 peavine or soy beans hay; runner peanut vine hay. Quote L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 34. Want some upland seed rice. Ralph Branch, Ashburn, Rt. 3. SEED. WANTED: _... Want to hear from parties | having Squash Pepper seed for } sale. J. ie ca, Rt. a Postpaid. Exc. for nice dried) 0, Livingston, Rebec- Want 50 lbs. or more of cat- | tail millet seed. Quote price. | #H. L. Williams, Baxley. _ Want to exc. white cotton sacks, 100 Ibs, cap. at 10c ea. | for garden bean seed, English i a J CHS: About 25 bu. black walnuts | dried fruit or anything can..use. 0. : from party having Indian run- ner ducks or pure bred dark Mrs. Co W. as Cedartown, Rt. 2, Box mixed turnip seed to exc. for eatable soy bean seed or black eye peas. Mrs, M. R. Harrell, Eastman, Rt. 3. | Want a fe wbunch velvet and Oceola velvet beans and some pure millet seed. J. A. Kim- berly, Empire. CORN WANTED: R. L. Shirley, La- Want 100 bu. corn. N. Harrell, Redan. ; | GOURDS WANTED: Want nice large bu. No. 2 gourd ang yard long handle gourds. Quote size and prices. Mrs. T. E, Leckie, .Folkston. CANE WANTED: Want 3-400 stalks sugar cane. Write price and size. If cant get sugar cane, will take same amt. P. O. J. John G. Roberts, Charing, Rt. 1. = PLANTS WANTED: Want to exc. six, 2 yr, old, well rooted, Boxwood plants for 500 white Bermuda onion plants. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. Ss. L. Gardner, Alpharetta. Want to exc. white feed sacks, washed, but not all printing re- Want 25 or 30 tons good pea- | moved fron print Sacks. 3 OF & of a kind.~ Smal] designs. No. Sloan, Pelham, Rt. 1. tobacco, to exc. for white sacks, 6 twists for 2 sacks, 100 Ib. Mrs. R. C. Stover, Pisgah. BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES WANTED: Want 6 hives of bees. Otwell, Decatur, Rt. 1: Want a few colonies Bees in old fashioned gum, or some bees in an old hollow gum cut from a tree; with strong force of Bees. State what you have and lowest price. Walter M. Johnson, Savannah, 101 Hen- 'riette St. (Wagner Heights). POULTRY FOR SALE BANTAMS: 7 bantam hens and 1 rooster, small type, for sale. S. B. Gid- dens, Monticello. Trio brown red game bant- ams, $12.50. Chas. W. Flemist- er, Dalton, 1013 May St. Black Breasted Red, 18 mos. old, 1 Ib. 6 oz., Bantam cock, fight anything, any size, $5.00, or exc. for one of same kind, age. Also want to exc. 6 or 8 Guineas for rabbits, Chinchilla does, bred preferred. Mrs. M. W. Yearwood, Macon, Box 142, - | BARRED, WHITE State Mrs. W. H. Sanders, _| Savannah, 20 W. Liberty St. nuts, bright.anq clean, at 5c lb., up. to 3000 lbs., spot cash, John W. Duden, 5etons- NO. 45 Also want to hear - Bunch putterbean seed, and. Want best cash price on 100. | to 200 bu. good sound corn, pre- | fer yellow. | vonia. large prints desired. Mrs. J. R. Good home cured chewing POULTRY FOR SALE | P B. AND OTHER ROCKS: | es Nice B. R. cockerels, Thomp- son Ringiet Str., ready for: ser- 200 healthy, 2-3 Ib. B. R. fry- | ers, in small lots, 35c Ib.: entire lot, 32c Ib. Next. door Sinclair Filling Sta. Coastal Hwy., Kinsland. Cashiers chk. or M. O., del. in Kingsland. Will sell at this price till 15th Feb. Mrs. L. B. Chases, Kingsland. 12 pure, nice, laying B. R. 14 mixed hens, laying, $1.25 ea.; | Also one white N. Z. doe, $1.75; | Exc. for 3 hens, Black Minorea |. preferred A. D. Blackstock, Douglasville. ae Some Mch. 1942 matched B. R. Aristocrat Str. Roosters, $1.50 ea. G: C.. Edmondson, Temple. : ed, fine size, $1.50 ea. Cash with order. Mrs. W!-R. Smith, Chest- er, Rt. 2. ue CORNISH: nee 10 fine purebred Cornish In- Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy. 1 trio large type drk. Cornish, $3.75: Eggs, $1.25 per 15; 1 trio Black Cornish, $3.75. Exc. for anything can use. C. O. Sikes, Syivester. GAMES AND GIANTS: 4 purebred Black Giant roost- ers, 1 yr. old, $2.00. ea.:C.G, -D, if I del. Come get all for $6.00. No chks. Mrs. C. H. Culbertson, Colbert. : Pit game hens and cocks, bantams, ea., for turkeys; Also Cherry Red Duroc male, wt. 275 Ibs., $40.00: One mule, 12 yrs. old, $65.00. S. C. Boroughs, Sav- annah, Rt. 1, Box 541.. $2.50. (Been on the walk all fall and winter, wont quit.) F. C. .| Smith, Chickamouga, Rt. 1. _ Roundheads; 2 cocks, 2 stags, $3.00 ea.;~2, $5.00; 2 Shawl- neck cocks: 2 Grist. Grady cocks, $3.00 ea.; 2, $5.00; Exc. |all the cocks for pureblood Ga. | Shawinecks and Grist Grady hens. Ea. cock for 2 hens. I. L. A. Little, Ft. Valley. Few one-half Roundhead, one half Traveler puliets, $2.00 ea. O. J. Seanley, Atlanta, 510 Elm- wood Rd., N. W. Phone BEL. 1889-W.. Games: 1 yr. old Red Quill and Shawlineck: 1 Red Quill Al- Jen Round crossed, $3.00 ea.; 2 young ones, $1.50 ea. James ao Duluth, P. O. Box 61. : ; LEGHORNS: aus 20 AAAA W. L. _ pullets, Griffin St. N. W. Phone HE. 2521-J. _ 20 W. L. Mch. and = Apr. hatched pullets, (sired by Rose- lawn Pen., Ped. cockerels), now laying 65 per cent, $1.50 ea., FOB. C. D. Acree, Alvaton. / 20 ea. Brown Leghorns and S. L. Wyandottes, now laying, Mch. 1942 hatch, $1.50 ea. E. B. Hilliard, Camilla. ~ ~10 White S. C. Eng. Leghorn hens, AAA, Tom Barron Str., 18 mos. old, partly laying, $1.50 ea. Mrs. Inez Holliday, Lexing- ton. : MINORCAS AND- MISCELLANEOUS: - Black Minorca cockerels from ea. (worth $3.00 ea.) FOB At- lanta, or swap even for W. L. pullets, about 7 mos. old. W. C. Champlin, Atlanta, 1050 Gor- don St. Nice large mixed pred chick- ens, 6 hens and rooster, $6.00. Mrs. W. D. Hamrick, Roswell, Rt. 8 Kirchers Golden Buff Min- orea cocks from- AAA grade hens, direct from hatchery, $5.00, FOB. Jos. T. Lawson, Murrayville, Rt. 1. ORPHINGTONS: 4 purebred Buff Orpington cockerels, $1.00 ea. F. E. Jack- son, McRae. 5 purebred, Apr. hatched Buff Orpington pullets; 5 pure- bred Buff Orpington hens, Mch. 1941 hatched, $12.00 for lot. FOB. Mrs. W. L. Stephens, Tal- lapoosa, 154 W. Atlanta St. PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, PIGEONS, ETC.: 5 pairs purebred White King pigeons; Also 1 W. K. hen, mated with % Homer jand King cock, all well mated and work- ing, $2.00 pr.; 6 pairs, $10.00. C. H. Overby, Columbus, 3609- 14th Ave. 20 pr. White King pigeons, $1.00 pr.: $18.00 for lot. Now laying. CG. H. Tolbert, Rock- vice, $2.00 ea. Maybell Wilson, | | Martin, Rt. 2. hens, free of diseases, $1.55 ea.;. EW; R. roosters, Mch. hatch- dian roosters, $2.00 ea. FOB. and. Mallard ducks, | for sale. M. B. Turkeys, $7.00}. 1 Ky. Dom rooster, 8. mos. old |, | Also 3 Muscovey drakes, $30.00. E. I. Wix, Atlanta, 643. AAAA-1 high laying Str., $1.50 REDS (RHODE ISLANDS NEW HAMPSHIRES): Parmenter Red Str., U Pullorum tested, baby chi 14c ea., FOB. Robert | Clarkston. ee SC. Ril. Red hens, p and cockerels, good stock color, reasonably -priced for mediate sale on the yard. Booth Strain. Come get Mrs. R. B. Mooney, Adairs 84 W. L. and 12 R. H. Re all good healthy, laying hens. Will sell all 96, $100.00, Not sold separately. J. B: Leod, Valdosta, Rt. 3. 2 fine R. I. Red roosters, yr. old, $3.00. Also 150 gal. ner cane syrup in glass containe: ror sale. Also edible soy beans 15c cupful; Long green okra, '15e cup; Add postage. Tay Robinson, Talking Rock, Rt. 2 from R. O. P. flock, 11 mos. old in good. condition, $2.50 ea. Nc postpaid. B. L. Day, boro. s U.S: R03 Py sired: chicks, $5.00 per 25; $9.50 per 50: $18.00 per 100: Also eggs, $2.00 per 15; All U. S: R, O males from my Ga. Ege La Contest hens. Flock U.S. orum tested. T. B.,C Decatur, 921 East Ponce Leon Ave. fps Trio R. I. Red, drk. cok young stock, laying, $10.00 young hens, Japanese, rea lay, fine stock, $2.00 ea.; 3 grown -hares: 1 white br and gray doe Chinchillas one Belgian buck, $3.00 ea. Al F. O. B. Mrs. J. W. Kelley, W \ DUCKS, ETC.; > One Giant Nargansett Spri hatched turkey tom for breed= | ing, $10.00. T. L. Harris, Cedar- town, Rt.3; Se One turkey tom, black bronge Mch. hatched, 35c Ilb., FOB; Le hatched, $1.50 ea. FOB. 2 Kent, Moran, Rt. 1. Led 5 young turkey gobblers, & hens, 35c ib. Exc. for youn chicl&ns or pigs, calves. M. A. Jones, The Rock, Rt: 1.0 4.. \tom, wt. 25 Ibs., home. W. H. Nix, Alpharetta. 3 turkeys: 1 tom and 2 hens, nice large turkeys: Tom, $5.00; Hens, $4.00. Mrs. W. L. Gra- vitt, Alpharetta, Rt. 1. Oe Nice healthy black bronze May 1942 hatch, turkey gobbler wt. 20 Ibs. or more, $7.00, plus postage. Exc. one for one of same breed around Rome. Mrs. C; Lynch, Rome, Rt. 1; 6. mi Summerville Rd. oa , 1 White Pekin duck, laying. $1.00: 2 White Pekin drakes $1.00 ea. R. L. Carter, Oconee, 12 very fine geese; 3 ganders, 9 geese, $1.00 ea. Also 1 pr. } B. Turkeys for sale at_ market price. Mrs. J. H. Colema Mitchell. 2 ees Married man wants | crop on halves, 4 in famil Have to be furn. Prefer North Ga. Tom Shannon, Winder, Rt, 2. oe Want job as caretaker on farm. Free house and so: salary with garden, must be Fulton. 3 children-=grown, | sons, one girls that will expec employment. D. A. Messer, Atlanta, 258 Central Ave.. S. W. Want job operating water grist mill, 30-48 rocks: Also want few acres with good house; Consider raising chick ens, honey bees ,etc.. on 50- basis. Also consider small acre-_ age of good land with right party, 50-50 basis or wag Write at once. Lewis Big Dublin. > : Sak Want to. get with reliable people to work land ang raise chickens at $1.50 a day or con-_ sider crop on halves. Want. good house, water, wood, etc. Have to be moved and will re- pay half of moving bill. Want. to hear at once. Fred Deason, Frolona, Rt. 1. Bi Za Want 2 H. crop on halves, or | part crop and part wages. Man, wife, 4 children. EX). an= farming. Must be furnished and moved: ready to go to work > now. W. M. Feltman, Atlanta, 434 Formwalt St:, S. E. ~ Man and wife and 2 boys want place on small farm, rais- ing poultry, yard and gard work, etc. John T, Moses, At- lanta, 754 Humphries St., S. W. Man, alone, wants jeb on. farm. Raised on farm. Wages, board and place to live. Har- ley C. Shelton, Gainesville, 627 )Joanston St.. Wes PAGE EIGHT POSITIONS WANTED a Want job as helper on farm, _ poultry, etc., for place to live and wages. Not able to do heavy work. F. T. Thompson, * Atlanta, 484 Pryor St. *s Want job as Caretaker, look- ine after chickens or anything on farm, 64 yrs. old. worked on farm all life. ref. desired. Alone, good health. A. R. Phelps, Social .Circle. Want 1 h. farm on 50-50 basis. . Exp. in all farming, ~ stock and poultry raising. Well exp,, in truck farming .also. Like to move about. 15th or 20th February. - job as overseer. Exp. in to- ~ paceo. W. E. Herring, Forsyth, Rt. 4. - Middleaged, unincumb ered - woman, educated and capable. ~ wants place on truck or nou'try a farm, for good salary. Caroline - Graden, Decatur. _ Man with wife, exp. in farm -. work, raising chickens, cattle, bogs, etc.. wants job s Over- - seer of farm. Clifford Drake, East Point. 301 Ware Av? FARM HELP WANTED want sober, industri ious ahiie man with smal] family to tend 1 horse farm on 50-50 basis. 4. } R. house, wood, water. pasture and garden furnished. Mail reyzte and school bus Rts. Mrs. May D. Burdick, Albany, Rte Box 663. 3 Want. middleaged, respectable woman to look after cows, chickens and other farm. work, |. TY J. Tatum, Al- | or salary. haretta, Rt. 2. Want clean, white woma, 35- 55 yes. old for farm work. G. We Reynolds, Lyons, Rt. 4. Want good farm hand by day or by month, room, board and Yaundry and pay every.2 weeks, o plow and tend 1 h. crop or BN-50 basis. to work. Conveniently located. 2 Re Windom, Waco. Rt. 1 a Want good, reliable, white couple, country raised. farming, to look after my place and make 1h. crop on halves and raise chickens and flowers on shares. House and wood furnished. Chas, E. Stanton, Atlanta, 205 Hemphill Road. - Want exp. good farmers for crops on. 3rds and 4ths or standing rent. All have good ottom and Upland. pastures, houses and out-bldgs. Mrs. Belle Christopher, Gainesville, 161 Hy Ridsew ood Ave. Want good reliable farmer r 2 H. farm; 7 R. house, 2 rie barn, pasture: on higsh- ry, near 2 schools and church- : Mrs. M. B. Wood, Ogle- rpe. farm hand. Room, board and reasonable salary: H. Wilkie, College Park, Rt. "pox 92, phone Ca 1784. ant 1, 2 and 3 H. farmers, without stock, and 2 wage ands with families, in Candler Vo. Mrs. Mary J. Edenfield, Sstillmore. ; Want at once jaiddledaet couple to live with elderly man mn farm 10 mi. Atlanta and hare crop; also want good farmer for 1 or 2h. farm, near tlanta, 6 R. house, Elec. lights, ete. Mrs. S. P. Hunni- ae Atlanta, 93 Dahlgren St.. S. E. AWont good farmer with plen- ty of force for 2 H. farm, 4 R. house; convenient to school bus. 20 A. fresh land for cotton; all the corn can work. . Write tT, H. Mull, Aragon, Rt. a, Want. settled, colored man or man to work on farm. near lanta; year around job. Reas~ mable salary. Mrs. Geo. Nor. ndy, Dunwoody. Ch 6653. Want good, exp. farmer for 00 acres good peanut land e laid out several years), also 60 acres Tung Oil grove. Jesse tter, Lee Co. DeSota. Want good. farm hand at nce. $22.00 mo. board and ; (live in my home). ee or write. J. C. Johneon, catur, Rt. 1. (Kellys Chapel Want party to raise day old few Hampshire Red chicks on Fes for 2 mos. Chicks cost fo. 220 ea., and will be used laying purposes. ae with, D. B. Dukehart, De-. catur, P.O, Box 488. _ Want wood white man and ife. to take crop on halves, vith one son than can do dairy vork (no other children). Good Milk and butter | shed, _ 3 mi. Decatur, just awren eville | Rd. J Furnish all Would take. Good land, easy exp. Communi-. : _MARKET BULLETIN > FARM HELP WANTED Want nice, white or colored woman for farm work. $5.00 week room and board at once. Mrs. Mae Grantham, Ambrose. Want 1 or 2 H. farmer on halves, or for wages. _ Good stock, good Jand, 2 mi. Gordon, Ga. School bus by door. All eonveniences, good 4 R. house. Answer all letters. J.G. Jones, McIntyre. Rt. 1. Want elderly colored man for yard, garden, tend to poultry and other farm work. No heavy work, lL, B. Herring, Bruns- wick, Lythe Island. Want 1h. share cropper with small family preferred. -Nice, smooth fertile land, on public road near McDonough (Henry Co.),. made 13 bales cotton. on 11 A last year. Good house, plenty wood, water, good teams. Good community. Ref. exc. Be W. J. Green, McDonough, Ze : Want man with wife or small family to work on general and poultry farm., Must be honest, sober and willing fo work, $40.00 mo., good house and garden. On Mail and-~ school Routes. Mrs. Jessie Colson, Woodbine. Want at once nice, rspect- able white woman to do farm work. Good pay. .Communi- cate with, Mrs. W. D. ee Atlanta, 358 Haas Ave., S. Ja 0673-R. Want man or man and wife for 1 horse crop for wages or shares. Small house. W. H McWilliams, Lithonia, Rt. 3 Evans Mill Rd. , Want plow hand at once. drunk. Write or see. J. Hayes, Nicholls, BiH As No i Want energetic, able- bodied. wage hand, preferably with family. capable of work. 3 R. house on RFD and school bus route, Water in yard, plenty wood, good open range. White or colored (colored school near). Pay ea, week. J. R: Sloan, Siloam, Rt. 1. Want colored family to york on farm... 3 8. house. Well at back door: wood and garden free, J. iL. on Pitts, Rt. 2 Box 37. Want 1 or 2 first class Dairy- men. Give ref., also want single colored farm hand. Must be sober, steady worker, $10.00 week, straight time, ror colored REL eos. Porter, Decatur, ~-Good home for reliable color- Bd couple. Man for farm, poul-. try, etc., wife to help with gen- eral work to be done, State full particulars and give ref. J. H. West, Atlanta, 370 Jones Ave.,- N. Wis Want white. maitidles ded wo- man to do farm work. Room, boarg and $3.50 week. Jessie Nowlen, Preston. Want man for farm work, one that ean do. general repair, shop and carpenter work and farm, also one with family of 2 or more helpers for Dairy. G. A: Jones, Newborn. Want reliable colored -cou- ple or small-family for gen. farm work.- Nice house, wood, garden, patches, cow. cow-feed and .year round wages for 2. Good place for right people. M. R. Boroughs, Decatur, Rt. 1. (Clifton Church Rd. near Pan- thersville.) Want reliable man for farm, 10 mi. N. W. Griffin, good land. running water; school bus routes, near church. 5 and 3 R. houses: wood to burn, goog water, pasture, out- bidgs. Mrs. Frances Gay Un- derwood, Atlanta, 1163 Astor Ave., S. -W. Want immediately, unincum- | bered, white woman for farm work. $5.00 week and board. Mrs. Mae Harris, Atlanta, East- wood Station, Box Delivery. Want 2 h. farmer on 50-50 basis: cam plant peanuts, corn. or cane, but money crop will be peanuts, Must be willing work- ers. Come or write at one. A. Johnson, Faceville. Want 1 or 2 h. farmers on shares. Tobacco and peanut al- lotments, cotton, other crops. Prefer run self, with or with- out stock and feed, 4 R. house, school bus and mail, churches near. Must be honest, sober, good . ge agreeable, with ref. W. . White, Sylvester. Want ee hand to start | work at once; live as one of family and - good wages in Christian home. No drunkard ss smoking allowed. Mrs. J. A. Kendrick, -Racepond. Want good family to do farm work of all kinds, Stock will be furnished. Good sized house ean: good | cond., 2 mi. above Du- ith. De trickland, Du Write or come at once. , | wages. on Mail and M.. : wee Jackson, ies. RFD FARM HELP WANTED | Want reliable woman to work on. .farm. $7.00 week and board. Miss Dixie Faith, Dal- ton, Rt. 2. Want good man to farm on halves and hire part of: time; also like single man for month- ly. wages and board; for mar- ried man, furnish 3 R. house on Mail and school bus route, Come or. write. Major Crow, | Gainesville, Rt. 1. Want at once man to help do gen. farm work, prefer with family... Good house to sive in; close to graded. school on pub-. Hwy. Pay good. price to. good farm hand. Write or wire. M. - Jones, Metter, Rt. 1, phone 2O6bs. = Want good fei white or colored, for 2 or 3 H. farm on 50-30 basis. eed 2 and 4 A. tobacco; 12 A, cotton; 18 A. peanuts; good 4 R. house and good mules, J. A. Benson, Ty Ty, Rt. 2. Wa cecaR red woman for farm work. Room, board and small salary. Mrs, G. R. Reece, Mari- etta, Rt. 1. . Want middieaged, unincum- bered, white woman for. farm work (no milking). Small. sal- ary and_ board. Mrs. Dora Perry, Oglethorpe. Rt. isc os: ville Hwy., 3/4 mi. .beyond Tucker. 7 to 12 A. cotton al-- lotment. Good house, school | and church. Some work for See or write; Colin Nabors, Stone Mtn., Rt. 2. Want middleaged white wo- man to do farm work. Reason- able salary. * country). Mrs. Lewis Jones, mie aes 496 Central nen is 591 Want family to milk (with machine) 50 odd cows: at my place. Ideal location, near city: bus, school, lights, water | and on Hwy. 27. Excellent pay | and: good house furnished. Un- usual proposition for right party. J. A. Shropshire, Chick- amauga. - * Want. reliable Enadice. cou for ih. crop, near Atlanta. Sa ary basis (pay weekly), or share basis. 3 R. house and. firewood furnished. J. M. Butts, en 219 Eee St. Ja Want unincumbered white. woman to do farm work; pay every week. Mrs. R. V. Cribb. Waycross, RED 3. : Want some ae nities who understand - farming to work . farms. House, wood, garden and patches and $1. 25 day for common labor; $1.50 day for tractor drivers. Will furnish regular work. Call me -at county 2602: or write. W. M. Clemones, Rome, Rt. 3. farm work. Room, board .and $3.00. week. N. HH. Beard, Sycamore, Mie ks Want large Suiered family : work by day on farm. Braet able salary, house, wood, pa ches furnished, or 2 small fam- ilies that can live together. Good place for right people. ee M. A. ene, Chamblee, Ae Want single man for fare: work. Give share in raising chickens or cotton crop, of. $10.00 or $12:00 mo. board and | jJaundry. Write or see at. once, Uyless Grant, Cumming, Hf; ot: plow hands to work 100 acres corn and 100 acres peanuts on | halves; plenty tools, tractor and weeders and W. cultivators. Good land: and good homes. A. L. Locke, Dublin, Rt. 3. ~ Want wage hand, or man } and wife r ft h,. crop on 50-50) basis, and bal., work by day. Thos. T. Clark. Suwanee, Rt.-1. Want reliable man and wife. or mother. and son, or. woman able to do farm work. Furnish 2 rooms, plenty milk and vegetables and salary. Mis. \ Want at once, draft exempt, without family, man who can farm 3-7/10 A. tobacco, 8 A. cotton, 12 A. corn. Reasonable salary or give % A. tobacco $15.00 mo.). Mrs. Eula BL Stewart, Alma, Rt. 1. ~Wanted Feb. ist., experienced: man to. operate commercial poultry farm. lLaytime Poul- try farm, West Point. Phone 79M. Want colored eoele of good character. Man capable Griving tractor, woman do light farm work. $50. 00. mo.., iene wood and yvegctables. furnished -M. Johnson. Atlant: : ili Rd. Se t white, middleaged, un- Want good man for 1 h. crop | xe or more, on Atlanta-Lawrence- (Am moving to} Want reliable - woman for. Asparagus ee | Cabbage a of Cauliflower Want family with or. 9 good : Radish | |Rhubarb Jone |. of | P ei AL ~ Wednesday, February 3, 19 Feed Wheat $1.01 Bu. Deliver CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES House of. Representatives _ / \ Honorable : Tom Evander Washington, D. Cc. J anuary 12, 1943. State Commissioner of Agriculture- Atlanta, Georgia. Dear Tom: I have a letter today from Mr. L. J. Mor Pineview, Georgia, wanting to know if he coul some Government wheat for feeding. I am enc a copy of my reply to him inasmuch as he stated his letter that he had tried to get this informa from your office but was unable to do so. Yo use this information in replying to any inquiries receive and it might prove lish it in your bulletin for the farmers of Georgia. worthwhile for you to. the general information Sincerely yours, ss STEPHEN PACE, M, CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES House of Representatives | Mr. Lee 4 Morgan a Pinview, Georgia Dear Mr. Morgan: Was nls D.C. te anuaty 12, 19: 3 Ji am, just in receipt of your letter of Ji a more cars of feed wheat at $1.01 per -pushe to you at. Pineview, Georgia. you to make a deposit or place. your order with Mr. more Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri. It is not necessa) put up a bond but sim W. B. Lathrop, 1004 B Advise hin | the quantity you want and the name of the bank ~ | which you want him to make draft of. payment. ~The wheat will be shipped to you in bulk S do not have sacks or facilities for sacking the s Trusting this covers the information yo de and that you will call on. me whenever I ca 1 service, Iam, * f Sincerely cae STEPHEN PACE, M, s Winter Garden Planting Calem : | | \South Georgia) Middle = | Crop | | Dee. |Jan./Feb.| Dec.| Jan.| Feb. | Dee. Jax Se As | | = fo EB Bets x Broccoli __ 0. \elaitalelaslcralats xo oh eee Peas (garden) Potatoes (Irish) _|) Spinach Turnip ROH M RE RnRK ER BE KE Note: XSow seed ground. in open xo THe o 686: ES | > 24 0 244 4 oe a be na bao De Veererererer| 0 BO" ; Bhs HOMME OM ground; DSet plants in FARM HELP WANTED FARM ans Want single colored man 40- 55. yrs. perience to take: care of yard. small orchard and garden, Will furn. room. meals. -and weekly salary to reliable, sober man. Ans. giving reference and salary. expected. Douglas -N. McCurdy, Stone Mountain. ; Want white or colored even erepper to work a 1-H. farm on a 50-50 basis. Good land, good~ 3-R. house, paved | Hwy. near schools and churches. Stock and tools furn:. Chas. Buchwald. Stone Mountain, Memorial Highway, 2 or r 254 copies Pi,, eae ee oid with farming ex- good | located on- Want a good wag : healthy and willin; y that knows how to farm, _ mo. and board., Pay pb: Curtis L. Ashworth ana Zi Vea Want. white single man or ma (without children) i middleaged couple | a 1-H. crop on 50-50. pane wages. Must be poe willing worker. at Warwick. E Want family enough to make Good. land. good and stoek h