Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1943 May 12

TOM UNDER









4



re told the farmers that we had a two-year supply of
They told the farmers that unless they voted for.
juotas there would be no government loans on cote
and no government benefits.



the farmers in the Gfkee eotton states would have



ond eee I told vou. in the Market Bulletin. that
upply of high-grade cotton would be exhausted by the











Phe. Office of War Tito ation the Office oof Pricb. De
stration and the Department of Agriculture on April
43 gave out a press release with regard to stabilizing
prices. The press release as sent out is printed in
me last Paes of this issue TOF your afore i:



For ie purpose. of re qiditiondl cotton avail:
e the Commodity Credit Corporation will call loans on

requirements. eS oe

ode told. you sometime ago in the Bulletin that a neers
of otton mills had been required to convert from low-grade










ving ceiling prices for all of these goods they could
ake, but they: were not paying: the farmers 21.38 for
iddling 15-16 inch cotton at the farm, w hich was the price

: which the mill ceilings were based.

On every bale of cotton that the farmers have sol
since that time, the farmer has been forced to take a loss
simply because the government refused to treat the farm-
in the same way that the mills were treated.

. You will note from reading Section Two that the gov-
ernment 1 now proposes to force part of the farmers cotton
that is in the government loan on the market to meet cur-

rent requirements. |

This is simply another way of saying what I told you
in the Bulletin sometime ago that there was not enough
high-grade eotton to run the mills until the 1943 crop can
: be harvested. |

a T am informed that some mills are now being forced
to onvert to low-grade cotton at a loss of time aad money,

Shortage of Protein Feed
















a There i is a terrible shortage of protein feed. This short-
age is due to erop raduetion in this country and to the
cutting off of imports from other countries, Tt is also due
t the cutting of corn and other grain crops in this country










Ae NOTICE.

3 The Georgia Market Bulletin belongs to the farmers of

the state. It is paid for entirely by the farmers and does
: cost any other taxpayer a nickel.







DEPARTMENT of

: Pal nie the Gaited States Deoarinest of ea

The 4 farmers in Georgia voted apainst eotidn: quotas |

alities: of cotton now held under san needed to meet cur-

iton to high-grade cotton and that the mills making cer-~
grades of cloth under government specifications were




_ WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, bbe

L against nutes had a been es Soe information : =

me the 1943 crop. comes in. 2a



) AGRICULTURE
| COMMISSIONER.







much cotton, seed meal and. soybean eee which are

- mixed feeds.
anortaze of cotton seed meal and soybean meal.

seed is our greatest source of protein feed.

S fiber for war munitions. ae PG - -

a Cotton and Trade Treaties

- greater than the amount of cotton we were: shi ping
abroad. |

cotton toa foreign market and had not ee any fibers

Those Who Talk About Trade Treaties Shoul

_ some newspaper that the things we import are things that

studied the Department of Commerce figures on import

ae an effort ti eee ae shortage of capone







This. has accentuated ae ennphasized

Cotton Is A Primary Food Crop




Osler seed is our ereatest source AS edible. oil. Cot

x





Cotton seed linters are our greatest and best sour 3

Cotton: is the greatest fiber known tor man. 2

5

















Pile to our entrance into this World War, the er
States was importing . fibers consisting. of cotton, jute
hemp, flax and other cotton equivalents: in an am



Sains other words, if we hed aot apne ee bale o

we would have been better off than we are.

Study The Treaties and the Department |
of Commerce Figures on
Imports and Exports e

oes

Te. is very common to hear on the radio or re rend: I

cannot be produced j in this country.

When you read or hear where. anyone says this, -
will know they are simply talking through their hat, tha
they have not read the trade treaties and that they have no

and exports.
~The law pi ae for trade agreements contains wha
is known : as *the most favored nations clause.

The most favored nations clause provides thas ai
benefit extended to any one nation shall also apply to al

| (Continued on Page Two)

























Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets
Reports received at this office show following average prices paid
sa No. 1 hogs at the Livestock Auction Markets named:







May 7, 1943 Per Cwt.

. April 29 (Thursday) eb iitOn 5 a ee $14.25
April 29 (Thursday) Valdosta __ 14.752
April 30 (Friday) Cordele 14.41
April 30 (Friday) Thomasville 14.55
May 4 (Tuesday) Arlington 14,25.



' May 4 (Tuesday) Nashville _ i : 14.380 4
May 5 (Wednesday) Moultrie e 4 565
.May 5 (Wednesday) Vidalia
May 5 (Wednesday) Rome

TOP FED ce

April 29 (Thursday) Tifton
April 29 (Thursday) Valdosta
April 30 (Friday) Cordele
Aprit-30::niday) Thomasville = a ae
May 4 (Tuesday) Arlington ee

May 4 (Tuesday) Nashville __ :

May 5 (Wednesday) Moultrie
Mays0=( Wednesday). Vidalia: sos) 8 ee eS



14568
=e - 14.25 |



$12.00-$13.50
14.00- 17.40.
-14.00- 16.50
12.00- 14.60

15.00- 17.00

12.00- 16.60

14.00- 19.00

18.50

-12.10- 13.25









May b= (Wednesday) Rome SS







BRT ORS





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Published Weekly at
122 Pace St., Cevington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture
Tom Linder, Commissioner,
ecutive Office, State Capitol _
Atlanta, Ga.
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viered as second class matter
gt 1, 1937, at the Post Office
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une 6, 1900. Accepted for
iling at special rate of postage
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October 8.19177



(e ontinued from Page oo

oT paatidas, S ese ae the President

ntina switich ee Ww Bade of bebe. bance we
: a trade agreement with Venezuela which

United iste
- But, the minute we oe for tbe importa-
on of beef from Venezuela the most favored
nations clause? makes that applicable to Argen-

a and every other nation with whom we-are

ding. : .
Thus our doors are iirows wide open to beef
rom every nation simply by allowing beef to be

cluded in our treaty with Venezuela.
; at we ee a trade ae with ee Britain

; Bit ae the favored nations clause the
ee we sign a arade BeLegue with England

ie acecssmen Who Vote For the.
Farmer and America Will Vote
Against Trade Treaties

The question of our ood neighbor policy or
r war policyis in no way connected with the
ngress vote on trade treaties.
If Congress defeats re-enactment of trade
treaties, the treaties we alr eady have will not he
ctd. |
_If war necessity requires the importation of
additional farm crops from other countries, the
President has full authority under his war pow-
ers to deal with that situation.
_ Trade treaties are intended for one purpose
TA one purpose only.
Trade tfeaties is simply a way
o-tariff system.
Trade treaties simply make it possible to put

of having a

merican farmer on a free trade basis with.

farmers of the balance of the world without
etting tariff protection of industry. -

S The trade trea ties leave the Sages to: com-. :





NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

I am in receipt of a number of letters from
people who have placed orders for seed, plants
and produce carried for sale in The "Market
Bulletin. Some of these letters inclose letters
which were returned to them unopened and
unclaimed. :

I realize that on account of extreme bad
weather and the tremendous demand this year
for food crops of all kinds that those who carry
notices of for sale in The Market Bulletin may
receive more orders than they can fill.

It is absolutely necessary that each order
received be acknowledged together. with an eXx-
planation why the order is not filled if it is im-
possible to fill the order.

Those who place orders for plants, seed, or
produce, carried for sale in the Bulletin must
realize that the demand is greater than the sup-
ply. They are however entitled to receive a
prompt reply toall orders placed.

It is highly important that those using the
columns of The Market Bulletin, both buyers
and sellers, remember that conditions are now.
abnormal.







Vee ers

TOM LINDER, Commissioner of Agriculture.



pete on equal terms with farmers of all other
countries while keeping in effect high protective
tariffs on all industrial products.

This is in line with the over-all plan which is

generally recognized in Washington of setting up.

a world empire which will put the United States,
| England and the balance of the world under con-
ltvol of great internationalists and will destroy
*the American farmer.

Tf vou think this is an extreme statement, 2 ei
would like: to call your attention to an ertiois|

from Farm Journal.and Farmers Wife writ
ten by Wheeler McMillen, entitled, All of Us.
John Franklin Carter, Jr., who writes under
the name of Jay Franklin, who. served in the of-
fice of Under- Secretary of Agriculture, Rexford

|G. Tugwell, 1934 to 1936, published a book before
jhe was given his place in the United States De-

partment of Agriculture. In that book he told a

ee which is so startling and so abhorrent to
patriotic Americans that I am giving
4) benefit: of his statement and his o

you the
opinion of the
This will be found on the last
What Jay

American farmer.
page.of this issue under the title,
Deal Thinks of Farmers.

Last week and the week befdee: F- told vou
how large business interests, internatioualists
and government bureaus had formed a combina-
tion to perpetuate thege trade treaties after the
war.

Paul Mallon writine from Wa easton under

date of May 7 carries information that is so ap-

,| propriate in this connection that we are repro-

re it also on last page of this issue under the

heading, Paul Mallon.

} TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture.

*



FLOWERS AND SEED.
FOR SALE _

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE _

| Pinks,



Blue water iris, 15c ea. Par-

rotts Feathers, 3 for 10c; pur-
ple and white altheas, 2 for 25c;
Spanish Needle, 15c; running
vinea: 2 for 25c: other plants.
Mrs. Henry EF. Jarrell,
Gs 2:
_ Fine iris, light and deep blue,
purple, orchid, yellow and
brown, $1:00 doz. plus 0c
postage. Rooted flowering
pears, 5 for $1.00. Mrs. W. Ww.
Trimble, Adairsville.

Bulbs of: Jonquils,
$4.00 M.; Giant Crimson spider
lilies, 3 doz., $1.00; choice daf-
fodils, 50c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Chas. B. Tanner, Sanders-
ville, Rt--1.

Butler, |
Wadley.

{10 doz.,
S0e" C!s)



hese stock, carna-

tions, pinks, Imp. Shasta and

Elder daisies, petunias, pink,
red; white, blue asters, zinnias,
large pom. marigolds, 25 doz.:
verbena, red salvia. 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Will Wise,

Grandmother's old fashioned
Eleeding Heart, 25c per bu. of
one-eye: Garlic, 15c doz. -bulbs;
Star of Bethelhem, 10c doz.,
$1.00.) Mrs. Boo: Os-
born, Roy.

Blue and white iris,
sus, 30c doz., exc. doz. dwarf
purple iris for a doz. yellow
iris. Mrs. Martha Johnson,
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

nareis-



your order is not filled.

of all farm products.



nears

uy

Pi TO OUR PATRONS

We wish to advise that the supply of all ar-

ticles advertised in The Market Bulletin, espec-
jally plants, seed, produce, etc.,
wish to request: that. you be not disappointed if

_ Sarily fill the first orders received and the supply
may be exhausted before your letter arrives. Send
your reply promptly as the first orders received
are the ones which will be filled. We request your
kind indulgence during this period of shortage

TOM LINDER, Commissioner of ee

is limited and

Our advertisers neces-

| C.;. pink,







white, 30c doz.. Mums,
Glow, burnt orange. gor;
pink, white, Daisy. pink c
Pe PB... on: 50 orders. Ca
M. O.,-in Ga. Mrs. Ida T
Arlington, Rt. 2, Box Si7
Beautiful Bird of PB
seed. 25c doz. Easy to_
bloom the first yr.
Stowers, Conyers.
. Snapdragons, Clarkia
eandytuft, Sweet W
Oxalis: wall ~h
veronica, Shasta - daisies,
poppies, 50ce doz.: co
doz.; anchusa, paptisia, 0
25c clump. Add postage
H. L. McCrary, Royston.
Thousands lovely
viren Dwarf boxwoods, 4-
$4.00 C.; $30.00 M:; 20(
$7.00. Del Mie Gas
Hamby, Greenville. ~~

April blooming whit

| cissus bulbs with green

dl iny Ga. S100. Ce
Stanton, Newborn.
Boxwoods, 8-10 in. $20)
well rooted; e}
button mums,
bronze, 25c doz.:
yellow, variegated, 50
Jap. Blue iris; 40c doz.
day lilies, narcissi. $1. 00 Cc.
postage. Mrs. Mattie :
Buchanan, Rt. 1,
Atl col,
Hillis. of Snow,
pink cushion, 4
large lavender, yellow
20. doz.: all col. iris,
lilies, 10 ea.; rooted,
blooming roses, 15 ea
postage. Mrs. C. B. Robi
Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Fairy lily bulbs.
petunias, $1.00 doz.:
cuttings, not rooted, a
postage. Mrs. J. E.
Bowdon, Rt 3, Box 208

Mixed. colors Cannas,
yellow, orange, 75c per.
bulbs: sold only in 10
more.. Claude Eubank.

5 t., high. large canna +
50c doz., postpaid. Jam
Kibben, Bowdon, Rt. 2

Rooted evergreen |
plants, blooming shrub
lilies, for sale or exc__
chickens or other fa
duce. Miss Jane M. M
Stone Mountain. P. O.

Large red hibiscus, 25
$2.50 doz.; purple Ww
vines. well rooted, same
Yonge Walker. Toccoa. Rt.

~Red and white 4d
Mtn. Jaurels, Mtn. pine, az
sweet shrubs. red. mapl
doz.: Orange Day a
lihes, evergreen. oe
glow, 35: d0Z.-) AG
Exe. for white feed sacks
Bell Roper. Mineral Bluff.

Water lilies, Rose Ar
Marliac, yellow; Aur
tone: Marliac. white,
$1.00:. Day bicoming trop
pink or blue, ea., $1.00. Mi:
E. Blackmon, East P int
Ww. Washington St.

Largest known Mor
Glory, 2 kinds, 18 seed fo
Will give 6 seed. Heavenly
with each order. Enclose st

-10c

for postage. Mrs. Edd Cha

Columbus, 1701 10th Av
Sultana, pink, purple, 0
American Beauty. roote
ea.: Cactus, Christm
June, Rattail, rooted

25e GC. Add 36 poston

Lester Phillips, Royston, -
Rooted geraniums, dbl.

mon. pink, 25c. ea., pos

| Mrs. D. G. Caldwell, King

Narcissus bulbs, ni
blooming size bulbs, $10.
Guernsey lilies, 60c doz
hyantes. Fairy ~ or Ra
pink, 60c doz., $4.50
G. R. Thigpen, "SE. Marys.

Purple flags, orang
narcissus, striped violet:
white h

blooming size, 50c ea.:

| begonias, Rainbow moss,

enhair fern, 15. ea. ~
lilies, large size, 50c ea
Hughey, Fairmount,
April narcissus bu
size, 65e C.; smaller.
seeds of cosmos, petun
elor button, firebush,
biscus, touch-me-not an
beans, 10c package. Mrs.
Weaver, Buchanan, Rt. 1.
Pink primroses, 15c Ge

_; quince japonicas, pink

25c a., tiger lilies, 2 6
foxgloves, "15 doz., red-
Jilies, <2 for 25c. Add
No chks. ee Bartow.
Ellijay. Rt.

Coliection, sprengeria
mosis fern, Xmas cactus
hycrangea, oxalis, ni
plants, $1.00; fist size
shades of pink and -yello\
doz.: Daisy and pomp
large bronze, 30c 4d
Annie Pattillo, LaGra
4, Box 79. = ee

Per. pink rose _ phlo
purple, lavender iris, 20c
dbl. chrysanthemum
white spider lilies, 10
blooming azaleas,
jJaponicas, b
lilacs, 25c. A





Zz exhibition

ry anthemums, pom-_

s, 10c ea. Koreans,
spider var., 20
Postage, '10c.

Farrar, Jenkins-

dog code. maples,
te, pink, purple al-
a.: large chrysan-
ce doz.; white, yel-
pinks, 40c doz., ei

ims, purple, .
jew, mistletoe ger.,
Jobs Tears, 25 doz.
stage. _ Lorene:

day lilies, Star of Be-
yellow narcissus, Van
dils, $1.00 C.; grape
mums, white, yellow

lilies, blue iris, 25 doz.

lis, 10c doz. Add post-
es Conner, Villa

bu S of single | blue hy
e doz.: Exc. for fever-
ragons, clove pinks,
or thrift. No chks. nor
: Della ee

rize winning eee
Oconto white, golden
nbow pink, variegat-
Indian red, 20 plants,

- Button, daisy, spoon
30 for $1.00. Mrs. RL.
uthbert, Rt. 5. :

thous. a well rooted,
dge, $2.00 C. Good,
ants, also sev. black

A, see Jack-

sacred narcissus,
Ss, 60c doz., $2.65. C.;
cc doz.:, $2:20: C.- red
S, 60c doz., $2.65 C.;
AQG doz $2.15. .C3
ramental pepper plants,
7c. No. chks. Miss

ns, Smithville, Riz

pider. and yellow regal

00 doz.; jonauils, long

et daffodils, white jon-
butter and eggs, $1.00 C.:

gle hyacinths, $1. 00

for feed sacks. Miss
eoriey, Hartwell, Rt.

ype Chrysanthemums,

eflexed, quilled and

eolors, named

~ 20 plants, $1.00;

ee daisies, buttons, Kor-

Z eamums. asst. col.,
t postpaid. Mrs.

cS. Se

Will

semi-
: 'e.

$1.00 doz. Blanche

f Greenville.
yarrow. sand verbena,
iragonhead, ageratum, all
yaums, Indian. Paint
dbl. curly, goldenglow,
inea, all, one cent ea., at
ome. No mail orders. Mrs.
. Carter, Atlanta. 35 Wey-
oe = W., Ja oe Ww.

white;

1 or collard plants.
right, Alma, Rt 4.

inon and purple sultana

e doz:, 2 doz., 15c; Dill

d and smooth leaf mustard

Petde thls;,. 2for 15. .Post-

Mrs. Ne B. Overby, Gain-
eka 2.

rart poxwood, small, rooted

~ 2 doz., $1.50; $4.00 ee:

zs verena, red, . pink, white,

Stes doz, $1.00; $2.00 C.;

yellow Kara japonicas,

doz. Rooted. Del. Ga. Mrs.

. Smith, Greenville, Rt. a:

tue iris, day and ginger
lies, 30c doz.; foxgloves, fall

ks, 25e doz.: snapdragons, 5c
B. Add postage on small ord-
ers. No chks. Mrs. Charles
raters, Dahloresa, Rt. 1.

mone, 50, $1.00; Shasta
Q: alif. and white violets,
10 choice rooted roses,
portly, dogwood, sweet
rabs, redbuds, Chero- |
laurels, $1. 00 doz. P.

Addie Wilson, Morgan-

Y, a icery ane Water
es. 6 for 40c: 75c doz.: maid-
air ferns, 3, 25c; trillums,

in-the pulpit, gentains, 4.
., $1.00, Moss packed. Exc.
white or print sacks. Mrs.

Lou Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt.

mix. col; Sweet
Sc doz., $1.00 C.:
same price;
$1960,

button type,

25 |.

-25-35e doz.t

40

5 Nice : Seunieie. plants, ink:
an

red, 25c doz. Rust-resist-
ant giants. Mrs. Cliff T. Tanner,
ee Rie 2.

Dahiac now ready, 300 doz...

all col. blooms size from 7-10

in., blooms; all named and
labeled, $5.00 doz., 2 roots free:
with ea. doz. Del. State color
and size of bloom wanted: R.
L, Johnson, Flowery Branch.
SAS ie

Mixed Chrysanthemums and
0c doz.: azalea-
mums, 3 for 25c. Add postage.
Mrs. C. H. Farrar, Jenkinsburg.

Dusty Miller, 25c doz.: blue
spider wart, blazing star cut-
tings, 3 for 25c: Star of Bethle-
hem, $1.00 C.:: President (yel-
low) cannas, $1.50 Ce hes day
lilies, white and yellow mums,
$1.25 C. Add postage. Mar-
tha Womack; Bremen, Rt. 2)
Box 89.

Evergreen Fan Leaf palms,
orchid ginger lilies, rainbow

lavender orphipodum border
plants, $1.00 C. Add postage.
Mrs. O: S. Fields, pees
407 No, Madison St.

Snapdragons, pink and mix-
ed, 30c doz.; petunias, 10c doz.,
ac. C4 Verbenas, pink, rose,
wine, lavender, red.
white- -eye, pink,
variegated, pink, 4c ea..
doz:, $1:65.. No. chks.
F.M, Combs, Washington.

30c
Mrs.

physostegia,
yellow daffodils, mix.
larkspur, marigolds, 15c doz.;
white, pink oxalis, 5c: yellow,
10c% Roosevelt, Sword, Maiden-
hair ferns, 15c. Add postage
on less 50c orders. Mrs. Clyde
Williams, Cumming, Rt. 4.

About 15 var., fine gladiolus,
20 fine iris. $1.00;
3 ol. azalea-mums. 25c doz.:
2 ea. 10 var. mums 50c; ar-
temisia, 20c doz.: ophiopogon,
350 3107." Z7Anna: and marigold |
seed, 5c. pk. = 50c: order P.- P:
Wits. Sa G: Soe Carroil-
ton. :

Iris,
bena,

Blue spider. lilies, yellow Re-
gal lilies, $1.00 doz., old fashion-
ed single blue. hyacinths, 75e
doz.; long trumpet daffodils,
jonquils, butter and eggs, $1. 00
C.: Exc. for white feed sacks.
Miss Cecil Mela ey: Hartwell,
Bie 2:

Yellow and white
dbl. butter and eggs,
long trumpet daffodils, large
yellow cluster narcissus, $1.00
C. Single, blue hyacinths, Regal
lilies, 75c doz. Miss Nora Mc-
Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

White pies, hemlocks,. mtn.
laurels, ivy, $1.00 doz.; snow-
balls, rambling rose, 20c ea.;
all col. azaleas, 45c ea.: japo-
nicas, yellow, 20c ea. catnip,
45c doz. Add postage. Mrs. L.
F. Evans, Talona. :

White pines, hemlock, mtn.
laurels, ivy, $1.00 doz.; all col.
azaleas, 45c doz.: yellow and
purple iris, violets, 50 doz. Add
postage. May Bell Wright, Ta-
Jona.

Tenants
yellow,

Bachelor Button seed, red and
marigolds, brown and
yellow, 10c pke., August lily,
15 ea. Docia Herris, Lula.

Hardy phlox, mums, pink
thrift, yellow cannas, winter
verbena, yellow day lilies, iris,
March flowers or jonquils, 25
doz.; hardy hibiscus, New
Years vine, lilac, 3 for BOG, 8
of ea. 70c. Exc. for sacks. Mrs.
Lona Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt.
qT.

Yellow jonquils, dbl.
and eggs, blooming. size bulbs,
$1.00 C.>: Sage plants, 25c bunch,
6 bunches $1.00; Fall pinks, yel-
low, red and bronze, 50c doz,
bunches. Mrs. C. E. Crump,
Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Dahlias, Jersey Beauty, Jer-

sey Beacon: R. E. Lee, White}

Wonder, Avalon, Margaret Wil-
son, S. Queen, Mrs. Warner,
Forest Fire, others, true to
name, Mrs. D. M. Worley, Ball
Ground, Rt. 4. :

Exhibition chrysanthemums,
white, pink, red, yellow, Spider
var., pink, yellow end white,
labeled, $1.00 doz.; 10c post-
age: azaleamums, red, pink,
white, bronze, 3 for 25e. 5c
postage. Mrs. Wilson Caston,
Jenkinsburg.

Well rooted, ever green privet
hedge plants, 6 to 12 in., 300
for $1.00, also some 18 to 24
in., same var., 25c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. J. D. Anderson,
Blue Ridge. k

sempervirens, $8.00 C.; 6 to 8
in,, $5.00 C.; 4 to 6 in. boxwood



: | suffruticose, $3.00 C. Mrs. er Ky
Terrell, AreenVIRS Rt. 3 =

Conch, also dbl.

moss, blue periwinkle, 25c doz.: |

lavender.
white-eye.

pink. ver- |.

butter |

8-10 in. field grown boxwood'

lilies, - Tris, chrysanthemums,
larkspur, goldengiow, primros-

jes, white and blue violets, 10e
| doz.,

and postage. Mrs, -
Highfield, PSE Fawn.

M.

Blue Grape hvacuithe: 0c Cs
500 for $2.00. Mrs. J. M. Bobo,
Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Grape begonias, 2 kind -of
red ger. cut-
tings, 15 ea.: Boston, Sword
Lace, Spreuserta; Maidenhair
ferns, 25c ea., Star of Bethle-
hem, 30c C. Rainbow Moss, 20c
ure Aa Stone, Adairsville,

Wdltow thornless Rose of
Texas, 2 for. $1.00; wisteria,
$1.00; white lace, 25c, and 50c:
red honeysuckle, 50c; prides-
wreath, 25c; yellow woods
vine, 50c. J. Fe Coggins, Coyv-
ington. :

Holly bush, 25c_ ea.;
suckle, 3 \- for. 25c:
Easter lilies, cannas (bulbs),
25c doz. Exc. for. white sacks,
100 or 200 lb. cap. Add postage.
ee Inez Redfern, Mitchell, Rt

4 col. per. phlox, mums, golden-
glow, Spanish iris, 25e doz., 2
ea. Jacobs Ladder, Tiger lilies,
tulips, winter verbenas, hyac-
inths, glads, Baster rose, 75e
or 10c for 2. Add postage: Mrs.
Willis Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Bu. Gourd seed, 15c pke.,
col, hollyhock seed, red
white. hibiscus seed, Exc. for
large dahlias or pot flowers.

eS

Flaming red President cannas
40c doz.:
chrysanthemums, 30c doz.: or-
ange, daisy mums, 25c_ doz.,
pink verbena, 40e doz. Include
postage. Evelyn W. Seago,
Pinehurst. :

Nandinas, cherry laurels, lig-
ustrum, $1.25 C.; native blue
spiderwart, phlox, violets, vin-
cor minor $1.00 C.; abelia, crepe
myrtle, Fla. quince, Cherokee
roses, $1.00 doz. Lois Woodruff,
Greenville, RE 5.

Bleeding heart. tacts. 2 'ige
$1.00 postpaid. No order less
$1.00. No stamps. Ed Carroll,
Murrayville, Rt. 1.

Gerberas-Diener strain of
Giant Hybrids, true to name
and. properly packed, solid
colors and pastel shades, $1.25
coz.: plus 10c postage. Culture
data with orders. A. J. Jones,
Atlanta, 15 Screven Ave. N. E.

Silver King, White
physostigia, astrid mums, 25c
doz.: Chinese lanterns,. per.,
baby breath, santolina, 10c ea,
postpaid. Mrs. T. C. Bee, New-
nan) Rt. 3.

Tuberoses, rooted, grape be:
gonias, 25c@a., P:- P. or: exc.
for dried peaches, col. feed
sacks (3 alike), onion, early to-
mato plants and cattail millet
seed. Mrs. J. W. Roberts, Talla-
poosa, Ri. 2, Box 71,

White, striped wandering
Jew, monkey tail, 5c ea., white
and red geraniums, 10c_ ea.
Christmas, June; Red May. cac-
tus, 15c ea., cutting. Add post-
age. Orene Pruitt , Cumming,
Rt. 4.

White pines, hemlocks, $1.00
doz., all col. azaleas, 45c doz.;
red and yellow japonicas, 20
ea., purple and yellow iris, 40c
doz. Add postage. Pearl Stover,
Talona.

J :

Orchid Beauty Buddleia,
weeping willows, 4 to 5 Ets 20
ea.: mix. col, azaleas, sweet
shrubs, red maple, dogwood,
arrowwood, 65 doz.;
drons holly, crabapple, (Sc doz.*:
japonicas, red and yellow, 20c
ea. Del. a Lemma Williams,
Ellijay, Rt.

Cannas, red and over $1.50
GC: yellow thornless roses, pur-
ple lilac, brideswreath, 25c ea.;
All col. Chrysanthemums, $1. 00
C.Star. Circle; 25c> ea. Star-or
Bethlehem, 25 doz. Others. Add
postage. Mrs. Bernice Carroll,
Bremen. Rt. 2.

Daffodils, blooming size,
doz.:
doz.: Hemerocallis day lilies,
$1.00 C.; purple German iris,
blooming size, 90c doz.; Sacred
Black Lily of India, or Leo-
pard Palm, 25c ea. Mautile
Harrison, Bremen.

Lychnis,

238

Orange day lilies, white nar-
cissus, 50c C.; daffodils, pur-
ple iris, 75c C. primroses, 10c
doz., sweet violets, 30c doz.;
wild iris, 50c C., bridalwreath,
Brides Boquet, 2 for 25c. Add
postage. No chks, nor stamps.
Mrs. Shermon Southerland,



Ellijay, Rt. aa

Dbl. aa en Grange. hay :
-and red Conch begonias,

| fodils,

eeanew :
"jonquils, ,

All col. med size Gahlias, 50c
doz.: few large type, $1.00 doz. =

all
and

Mrs: iJ. H. Gable, bec eee

$3.00 C.: white daisy.

'10c to. 45c plus postage.

rhododen-:

$1.50 C.; Goldenglow, 40c |



aia, |

heat

Aas We Maples: aa a:

10
cutting, 2 for 15c: -red, white,
pink geraniums and rainbow
moss, 10c cutting, 38 for 25c.
Exc. for dahlias. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Martin.

White Iris, one (1c) cent a

bulb, any amount bulbs, mixed
narcissus, white and yellow
buttercups, butter and eggs daf-
jonquils, 6 or 8 kings,
also pink primrose, hardy del-
phiniums, dark blue iris and
others for sale or exc. Mrs.
Annie West, Crawfordville, Rt.

Large blade grass, green with
yellow stripe, 25c ea, or exc. for
large cream bloom top grass;
4 dif. col. cannas, 10c ea., or

-exec. for white also pink cannas:

No. 2 Jew, 5e and Hydrangeas,
10c ea. Fannie Moore, Suw-

| anee,

Wild ek dif. kinds wild
ferns, lilies, large clumps, $1.00
doz.; tiger lilies, hardy phlox,
Day lilies, 75c C.:

hedge, 75e doz. P. P. Mrs. Susie
Wilson, Loving.

Fall pinks, all col, golden-
glow violets, 15c doz.: ginger
lifes, water lilies, 20c doz. dah-
lia bulbs, mix. col., 50c doz.:
Exe. for white or print feed
sacks. Ea. pay postage. Mrs.
Be Waters, Dahlonega, Rt.

Pink hardy phlox, 25 doz.;
Fall pinks, mix. col., 10c doz.:
cannas, red and yellow, white
striped honeysuckle vine, 5c ea.:
purple verbena,
mix. col. snapdragons, 25c doz.
Mrs.
tta, Re. 2.

Red, white dagwood Mtn.
laurel, rhododendrons, hemlock,
sweet shrubs, azaleas, $1.00 doz.
Blue iris, orange day lilies,
evergreen galax, 30c doz., lilies,
20c ea. Add postage. Exc. for
white or print sacks.
Myrtle Barton, Minera! Bluff.

Rhododendrons, azaleas, hem-
lock, calico bushes,
white pine, ferns, galax, .ar-
butus, laurel, silver maples,
others. Wet moss pocked. Spe-
cial quantity lot offer. Gordon
Hunnicutt, Tallulah Falls.

Magnolia, tea- olive, red dog
wood, crepe myrtle, red holly,
yellow jasmine, sweet shrubs,
greybeard, gallberry, long
straw pine, 1 to 4 ft. 10c-to 35c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Gores
Hunt, eon aUs>:

Magnolia, tea-olive, red ane
white dogwood, yellow jasmine,
sweet shrub, greybeard, long
straw pind, cedar, crabapple,
crepe myrtle, gooseberry, 1 to

5 ft., 10c to 45c ea. Mrs. Atma.

Colson, Toomsboro, Rt. 2:

Rhododendrons, _arbutus, Cali-
co bush, laurel, 45 doz.: azale-
as, all col., white pine, holly,
Min. maples, red, white dog-
wood, .35c doz. Others. Add
postage. Mrs. Ernest Cochran,
Ellijay. Rt. 2:

1 doz. white German iris,
$1.00: White Star: Bethlehem,
206 doz: White*and yellow nar-
cissi, 25c doz. $1. 50: -C.: Jarre
clump. sprengeria fern, pink
justicia, rooted, 50c: dbl. Hum-
bert cannas, $1.50 C. Mrs. Ruth
Head, Bremen.

Black haw cedar, watermelon
red crepe myrtle, red berry
holly, cream, white magnolia,
tea-olive,. dogwood, white, short
leaf pine, grey beard, 1 to 5 ft;
Exc,
for white sacks. Mrs. Dee Col-
son, Toomsboro.

6.var. Mums, 25c doz.; oxalis,
Flat, Xmas, and Feb. - cactus,
carnations, dbl... tuber = rose;
ger., per. phiox, asters, 10c ea.
3 for 25c. Verbenas, Dwarf
striped_ grass, Shasta daisy,
trumpet vine, 5c ea.; Exc. for
sacks. Mrs. Wavy. A. Lewis,
Toomsboro.

White, short leaf pine, cream,
white tea-olive, holly, red
crepe myrtle, dogwood, white,
magnolia, greybeard, blackhaw,
1 to 5 ft. 10c to 45c. Exc. for
anything of same value can. use.
Mrs. James Connell,. Tooms-
boro.

Pink almond, weigelas, wil-
lows, japonicas, 20c ea.; all col.
azaleas, sweet shrub, tiger lilies
50c doz.: purple and yellow iris,
phlox, 25e doz. Exc. for box
flowers and printed sacks. Mrs.
W. C. Plumley, Ellijay,.Rt. 2.

Red Spider lily bulbs, 50c
doz., $2.50 C.. $25.00 M. Mrs,
H. H. Fitzpatrick, Madison, Box
229.

Large, dbl., dahlia bulbs,
some measuring 6 in. across,
mix. col., 60c doz. Add postage.
Ora Walker, Dial. oe

|C. Dwarf boxwoods,

redbuds, az-.
aleas, red dogwoods, coral berry

1,

|50c doz.: \
leas, yellow japonicas, 2

goldenglow, :
Burrell Bennett, oe

Mrs.

dogwood, |

holly,



i pigudodeadndas Mtn la
azaleas, yellow dogwood,
erabapple, tulip popla

lock, strawberry bush
maple, pink Cherokee
white pines, redbud, 2 to:
$1.00 doz. Calif. violets,
others. P. P. Mrs. Gladys
inson, Mineral Bluff. .

Daffodils, foxgloves,
lilies, tame sweet violets
er jonquils, 50c C.; pink hi
phlox, wild Isis, Shasta dai

jasmine, go!
white Eng., dogwood, 2 fo
Add postage. Mrs. Nancy H
erson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. a

Daffodils, orange. lilies, St
of Bethlehem, tame violets,
25
40c doz.; wild iris, 35. Ce
balls, 2 for 25. Dbl. pin
monds, 2 for 25s. Add pos
Mrs. Mollie Henderson, -

ao 3, Box 49.

Pink Cherokee roses, a
dendrons, Mtn. laurels, azale:
crabapples, redbud, strawb
sh, -hemlocks, tulip popla
white pines, silver maples,

3 ft., $1.00 doz. Others.
Bonnie Abercrombie, M er

Bluff.

Jack-in- the Pulpit, 50c do:
Easter lilies, day lilies, 30c do
blue bells, snapdragons,
ao , Snow-on-the-mtn. Ex

ite and print sacks.
Jimaes Waters, Dahloneg: 7

All col. eee sweet Ss
pink almond,

phlox, 30c doz. Indian 0"
Toe doz., altheas, 25c ea. Other rs;
Add aoe Mrs. L. eM

gue, Blhijay.

Hastings Balcony hie rec
Radiance and Rosy oe 2p
tunias; -25-doz.: + mix
dragons. $2.00 C: Pp. PL
verbena, 10c clump: zinni
ageratum, giant asters and ot
ers soon. Add 10c postage u
der. $1.00 orders. = :
Lynch, Rome. Rt. 1.

Bronze col. Mums, .
blooms, + Jac doz:

dahlia bulbs, 40c- doz.: all
snapdragon seed, i
gated, 10c teaspoonful: D
iris bulbs,\20e doz.: 2 doz,. 3
Add postage. Mrs. I N. M
Commerce, Rt. 4.

33 var.,. dahlias, oe
var.. new ones, true to na
epee and prepaid, $2.00
Money orders. No chks.: Vi
Dill plants, 25e doz., Hi

| berry plants, 25c doz.

adecepted. Mrs,
Acworth, Rt. 2.

Red spider lilies, small
doz.; large. 50 doz.; butte:
eggs, yellow narcissi, bt
cups, 25 doz.: jonquils,
pur, 15c doz.:. perennial
peas, pink and rose. 20c ea
for 35c; May day lilies,
15c. Add postage. Mrs. H.
Jarrell, Butler, Box 44.

Grape hyacinths, smal

Boo

one cent; larger, one cent

August lilies, tiger lily. alt
red or white, thorniess y
rose, purple lilac, 20c ea.
postage. Mrs. C.
Buchanan.

Mixed bulbs, 0c C.: 2

Hy Ee yellow daffodils,

white narcissi,
blooming,

mixed, 50c CC. Mrs. R: 1.
good, Oxford.

10c; wild fern, 25c ea.: chrys
themums, 10 ea.: red shar
20c bunch: honeysuckle vin
10e ea.; wild violets. 5c. Mr
Leona King, Waco, Rt. 2:

15 pot plant. cuttings,
sev. large, rooted geran
80c = ea... 6. -for $h5G. ta
Thurstons begonia,. $
smaller, 50c; large camp
trees, 2occ.; $1550 doza- x
trees for tomato, egg-plar
cabbage, onion plants,
beans. Mrs. J... Burk 2
Rts 8:- Box 34.

Wild Easter lily bulbs,
doz.: $1.00 C.; magnolia, s
bay, teaolive, crepe myrtle.
umbrella china,
straw pine, red woodbine, 3
yids 1 9C 10 uae ea. De po
age.
lin, Rt. ee

Chrysanthemums, c
Tokyo (deep pink, a free bloon
er). good, rooted, thrifty plan
20c ea, $2.10 doz. del. $25)
W. Sloan, Auburn,

Giant bronze mums, -25
$1.50 C.: Castor beans, 15,
25c gt. Sage plants, 10-
in., high, $1.50 doz. A

paid, T. , Eeeer Austel

oe
=




FLOWERS AND SEED
- FORSALE



ge daniae Prince of Pere

ihite Wonder, Wine Ball,

up; Treasure Island.

nount, Alexander Waldie,
Lady Ponsby.

c pi ea. of 12) difs: var..
loz.- others, $1.00 doz.
oS Bell, Duluth; Rt. 2.

ntanas (orange),
rooted Dwarf boxwoods.
out 4 in. high, 20c ea.. purple
gloves, 20c doz. pin cushion
tus flowering quince, 10c
merican Beauty rose, 15c
iss eLEeDDY Silver. Talk

ge a dahlias, sprouted.
$1. 10 doz. Iris, 10 jabel-

" Waters, pale
oyal Salute, _ Easter
ierra Camelion: $1.1

gladioli, 25, 60c. Mrs. ali

- Calhoun, Rt. 1

ple verbena, striped
suckle vine, phlox. pink.
daisies, 25c doz. Mari-
nd Zennia seed, 10c pkt,
or Old Maids Tear Drops
dina plants. Add post-

Minnie Dodd, hie

oe goldenglow. Iris,

Se. dbl. bronze Bue
daffodils, -

ioli, $1. 00 C. Add ee

xe for white or print

Myrtle Pace, une

Winning SGiiyeawtee
many types and colors,
single plant: 4 doz. (not
varieties), $1. 00 labeled.

asst.) my selection, $1.00.
eed ae 00 orders. post-
4 ~G, Woods, Dons

n a phiox, ee
daisies. wild Sweet Wil-
00.-C.:all-col:
zaleas. redbud. butter-
urels, altheas, Cherokee
spirea, red maple. 4 ft.,
doz. POPS Sadie Wilson.
idge. i

leas, a col. waite, aod:
weet shrub, red maple.
OZ... rhododendrons, red
low, japonicas, weeping
Sweet Williams. lemon
Star of Bethlehem, red
_ rooted. 20c ea. postpaid.
J. -B. Williams. Ellijay.

fu and writ. iris, 30c doz..
e d egg plants. 20c doz.:
1d, 1.206 doz.: pink
ise. -10@. 2 G0z.: yellow
hemums, striped grass,
privet hedge, 5-6. in.
Miss Ethel

5 | theas, $1. 00. doz.:

nias, oe 5c ea..
ic. Postpaid. xc. for
d quality dried apples. Mrs.

. K. Poindexter, Baxley. Ries

1 japonicas, | well: iene.
ed and white dogwood
$1.00- lemon lilies, hardy
col., 306) doz.; jonaquils,
white narcissus, $2.00
onroe Barnes, Ellijay.

aukust lilies. 6 ai 35

1 for $2.00: Christmas

is, large bunch, 25: .a.;

verbena. 25 doz Postpaid.

oC. Keith, Gainesville.
AES. }

ue ageratum, javender

Imag daisies, hardy yel-

santhemums. 10c. doz.
Caiede

1 at B0c doz.. = ae
a Mrs. Dean

ter, SF tno Day
ageratum, sev. col. hardy

ink pYimroses, purple,

sgloves, blue Spanish

25c doz.;, Rainbow moss.
pbun., 2 bun. for 25c; cedar
bun. Del. 1st.. 2nd.

gL. M. White, Dah-

PAH BOK SD: ae

flow fer

: blue
1 30c doz.;

plants,

:pe hyacinths. white
issi, 25c doz., $2.00 C.; yel-
Easter rose, purple lilac,
m cactus, 15c. ea.
shipment. Mattie Du-

der Afily bulbs, 35c

snapdragons,
He 50,

ee M.
: | August lilies, Oxalis, 10c; hy-

ide ea.

-00Z,,
purple

Moon- :
(2c) cents ea.:

-at=

25 ea.

dog- |

} Duluth.

| along stalk).

Jilies,

hyacinths,

ne catnip.



Nice, stocky perennial pink |

phiox, 30c doz., 4 doz.. $1.00:
nice size, rooted Ice plants

(for garden bowls or pots), 10.

del. Mrs. E. Fountain. Fort |

ee :

>

- Chrysanthemums, (flowers

deep yellow, about 2 in. dia.,L

256 Ca 000; $1.00. xc: for
good, white, feed sacks. Add
postage. Mrs. Thos. H. -Row-
land, Lula, Star Rt.

Blue August lilies, _ grape
leaf begonia, 15c ea.: tuberose,
2 for 35c: dahlias, all col.. $1.00
variegated candle lilies,
iris $1.00; geraniums,

PdGs ca. Mrs.
Gainesville, Rte 6:

Perennial phlox plants,

Jantana,
Turner, :

two
hem plants, one (ic) cent ea.

Add postage. -Mrs. J. C. Allen,
Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Flower seed: zinnias, Pieler
button. marigold, burning bush,

yellow cosmos, and others, for) ivig g5 G.- red azaleas. Texas

sale: or - exe, for begonia and
geranium cuttings;
some .Old Maids Tears. Write
first. Mrs. Luther Bra AL
muchee, et Det

Milk avid Wine lily bulbs...
dark and light pink hydrangeas,
Shasta daisies, Queen
Annes Lace, white Yarrow, 25c

doz.: red, pink. Javender. white, |
| purple verbena, 4 plants,

PICs
Mrs. W. A. Huff, Milledgeville,
Rigg:

Blue grape hyacinths, DO0CCs
500, $2.00: white, May narcissi,
20c doz. $1.00 C.; snowdrop
bulbs, 20c doz.: $1. 00 C.. Miss
Grace Akins, Hartwell, bubs

Gladioli. bulbs. blooming size,
35c. doz., P. P. .Mrs. -H. L.
Fields. McDonough, RES;

Gladioli. b ulb s, Debonair,
good pink, Piccardy and good
mixed, 25c doz., Beacon and

Amber Glow, 60c doz.; Siberian

Jris, 35c doz. $1.00 orders pre-
paid. Mrs. W. L. Kinsey, Dal- |

ton, Rt. 4, Box 20.
"Perennial flowers aiaaine!

on hard lawn, bloom in August,
yellow daisy -like flowers, wild
flower effect, ht. 2-3 ft:, plants,
$1.00 C.-or_50c for 50. postpaid.
No chks Miss Lillian Hardin,
White. Rt. 1. Box 62.

Dahlias, Mrs.

white, Cuban
Giant, Mammoth peach.
drift, and others. 12 dif. var..
$00-. doz. Its. HH? -E:. Bell,

Veltow: violets, $1:00 C.;
azaleas, dogwood. japonica, al-
Maidenhair,
Crested, Royal
rooted, $1.00 doz.;
daffodils, Poeticus Narcissus,
$2.00 oe $5.00 for 300. P. P.
Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay.

Fall pinks. yellow, purple,
blue daisies, 25c doz., Easter
lilies, 530c- C, Postpaid in Ga.
Mrs. Martha White, Dahlonega,

eR. 1, "Box 37."

- Azalea-mums, cameo pink,
pink daisy mums, 50 doz.- nice,
blue hydrangea, 50c ea.., large
bulbs of butter and eggs, daf-
fodils, 75 C. Add postage. No
stamps nor chks. Mrs. M. 'T.
Tanner, Sandersville.

Tuberoses, gladiolus, 25c doz.,
2 doz., 40c; all colors Iris;

2 doz. 5c;

Want per. plant. (large stalk

and leaves, white and lavender

var., tiny rose like flowers

nan, McDonough, Rt. oi

Mix. winter pinks, narcissi, |
jonquils, daffodils, white. lav-
grape.

ender Iris lily bulbs,
sweet violets. 25c
doz.: Heading collard seed. 10
tbls. Add postage. Mrs. Margie
White, Temple.

Jack in jhe mio!
lilies, violets, trillum, gentaine,
250 dozs= 5 AZ:
blackberry lilies, Be 10 250?
snowballs; red spirea,_ azaleas,
22 fore 250.2 aMrs: Mattie Eaton,

| Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Mix. col, azaleas, white dog- |
wood, tulip poplars, sweet
shrubs, strawberry bush, Mtn.
laurel, rhddodendrons, witch-
hazel, $1.00 doz. P. P. Ever-
green galax, trailing arbutus.
3 doz., 25c.. Elsie Heaton, Min-
ral Bluff; i Soe

_ Box flowers, ger.,
justicia, sultanans, 15c_ ea.:
cactus, - Jews, rainbow mass.

drangea, grand-duke. jasmine,

|15 ea. Exe. for print or wee

Mae.
| ner, Warthen.

Star of Bethle- |

also. want.

Warner, Jersey:
| Beacon, Treasure Island, Mrs.
>| Harold, Drews
snow--

Christmas, j
-Bracken, New York ferns, large
Emperior |.

in-
cluding white, variegated. and}
| yellow, 20c doz.,

Mrs. J. B. Bran-

water |

$1.00; tiger.

begonias,

Hemerocallis CHiew day. lily)?
45 var., among them Vulcan
Star of Gold, Imperial Linda,
Hyperion, Apricot, Queen
May, Mikado and Ophie, rea-
sonably priced at garden only:
Mrs. Tull C. Waters, Atlanta,
aoe Mill Rd., *phone Ca
L6892.. : :

Azalea- mums, dark red, 35e
doz.: all col verbena. 15c doz,
Mrs. J: M. oe Milledge-
ville. ;

Azalea- -mums, dark red. 35c
doz.: various shades pink Ver-
bena. 15c doz.: pink oxalis. 25c
doz.: pink, yellow combination
Mums. 95:00z.. Mirs-J: LG. Gar=

-40 boxwoods, rooted, 25c ea..
also Red Gold strawberry
plants one (1) cent:each. Add
postage. No chks. Mrs. Pearl
Pinson, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Jonquils,
-and orange day lilies, purple
yellow rose, large red roses, 2.
95c: winter pinks. wild iris. 15c
doz. Rooted. Add postage.
Mrs. Frank Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Roses: Paul Neyron, white.
hibiscus, 90c doz.:
vet okra.- 15 cupful. - False

dragonhead, 15c doz: Add nost-

Sam Smith, Soe Rt. 2. Box
ies

Large pink verbena, purple
and small red. mixed petunias,
cosmos. large flowering zennias,
large, small marigolds. white.
yellow, bronze mums, 20c doz.:
Dorothy Perkins roses, 10c ea.
Mrs. Grady Brown, es Min
Rt ff.

Closing out, Gladiolus. mixed
col. 300 large bulbs. $1.50 =
50. $1.00; 300 med.. $1.00 C.:
75c: 100 large, rose col.,
50, <1OCe : 406 Jarge lavender.
$1.50 C.: 50. 75c: 400 med. lav-
ender, $1. 00 C:: 50, 75e. Post-:
paid. G. M. Moseley, Menlo.

Calif., giant zinnia and Mari-
gold seed, ea. variety. 35c
ounce. R. cc Mallette, Flovilla

Yellow:
white narcissi,
dils, butter

sweet Scented: and
jonquils. daffo-
and eggs,
Riera td <b:

postage. Mrs.

| pears, Doraville. tot

2 doz. large white jondiujls.
3 orange lilies, 6 blue flags. 6
gold waves, 1-3 yr. old Yucca
plant, all for $1.00 postpaid:
want 2 doz. Thrift plants. Buy
or exc. Mrs. A. Horsley, Waco.
Rt. 2. er

Flower seed: 3 kinds Mari-
gold, 10c spoonful: dif. col. zin-
nia and Bachelor Button, ea.
A0c thls. Mrs, Myrtle Barnes.
Roswell, Rta1;

Snow on the Mtn.. 10c doz..
3 for 25c: periwinkle plants,
white and pink. Princes Feath-
er, 10c doz.: dahlia flowered
zinnia seed mixed. also pure
pink,-15 cupful. Add postage.
Mrs. Geo. Nunn, Crawfordville,
Rt. 2, Box250."

Tiger, Blackberry lilies. red
spireas, azaleas, rhododendrons,
6. 50c: trillums. gentain, water
lilies. violets. 25e doz. Spanish.
Dutch iris, 50c doz. Moss pack-
ed. Exc. for print sacks. Odie
Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. Tt:

Chrysanthemums, yello Ww.
pink, lavender. red. few white,
labeled: Pompons, red, yellow.
vsingle pink, and yellow, 50c
d-0 Zz. Postpaid. Ageratum.
Mrs. H, L. Anthony. Sopeahes.
Rt. 2.) ;

Night one Cereus. cac-
tus, large and small, bloom
profusely: through September,
$25.00 ea., and down (cheaper).
Ae, John Cunard. Covington.
Rt. 4.

Mix: col: etnini plants. 20c
doz.: Young Dil plants. 25 doz.
Miss Nannie Sue Miller. Ac-
worth, Rt, 2:

aes Pages 28 | ine. 60

: Globe arborvitae, 12 in. 4

ia $1.00: pink spirea, Jan. Jas-

mine, altheas, 3, 50c: violets,

|. 50 doz.: Shasta daisies, $1.00

Ce Mrs_ W. M. Garren, Mor-
ganton.

i

es

Spanish iris, 3 for 25c; hardy
phlox, butter-cups,
narcissus. 25 doz.: Dahlia slips,
75e doz. Ance Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 58.

Mix. col. asters, mix. col.
Snaps. few white dbl., Rosa
Morn petunias, phlox, red ver-
bena, white candytuft, well
rooted, moss. packed. 25c doz.

ae Eee postpaid; less |
AC ta



of

| lilies,

|} geraniums,
State what you. have

daffodils) Leopard | -Mrs. Anna Barfoot. %

pink, red Dorothy Perkins; pink:
zinnias, vel-.

age on orders under $1.00. Mrs.

Si 80: |

nice.
blooming size bulbs. 50e C. Add.

30c doz:=

ey .

Justicia, pink hydrangea, 25c
ea., privet hedge, blue violets,
50c C.: per: sweet pea seed, 10c
doz., 3 d0z.--25c.. AL plants
rooted and del. Martha Ralston,
Ella Gap.

Privet hedge, blue violets. 50c
C.: goldenglow, ._ orange day
white daisies, 35c doz.
weeping willow, yellow japoni-
cas, 15c ea, 2, 25c; justicia, pink
hydrangea, 25 ea Rooted and
del. Exc. for sacks. Mrs, W.

1D. Ralston, Elia Gap. .







x

CORRECTION NOTICE:

Want skelton and scented leaf
Geraniums, all kinds, dbl. red,
pink, salmon, white, also rose
and all kinds
gonias.
and price.
Augusta, 707 Eighth St_

Exec. cupful Old Maid flower
-seed for a tbls... of old fashioned
Corn bead flower seed. Miss
Ruby King, Sharpsburg.

Want ferns and other pot
flower cuttings. State what

Kennemore, Alpharetta; Rt. 1.

Want root or rooted slip of
Victory dahlia, F. B., pink and
gold. Write first.
Holverstatt, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Quote prices on large type
chrysanthemum plants: want
incurved ones, white and yellow
turners. Maj. Banfon and cth-
ers.. Mrs. Kirby Smith, Deca-
tur, 108 Evans Drive.

Will exc. August lilies for
other white lilies, large ones.
Mrs. R. W. Wingo. Newnan.
plants for.
Mrs. Mary
Ey

Exe. gladiolus
some pot flowers.
M. J. Willams, Egypt. Rt.
| Box 23.

Exe.. gladiolus bulbs, dark
ced dahlias, orange day lilies -or
mixed chrysanthemums (some
large type) for Valley lilies.
Mrs. H. J. Precht. Atlanta, Rt.
(Ge BOxs19T.

Exc. striped Hal f-Runner
beans or butter-peas, at 50c lb.
for red dogwood, nice plants.
red blooming peach, redbud
plants, mtn. laurel, azaleas,
mix. col. Write what you have
to exch. Mrs. Cy R. Sorrells.
Monroe, Rt, 1. p

Want -sev. clumps of both
Jarge and small dark red Mums

| at 25c a clump, also few clumps

of large and small white and
Bronze Mums. Mrs. R. B. Rhod-
enhiser, Macon. 1344 Gonere
St.



PLANTS FOR SALE



i

base ions tomato - $1. 15 M.;
now ready. Mrs. E. D. Rain-
water, Baxley, Rt. 4. .

grown P. R. potato, $2.00-M.,
FOB. Now: ready. John Drig-
gers, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Red and yellow skin P. R.
potato, insp. and treated, $1. 75
M. A. R. Jones, Pelham.

State insp. P. R. Bolabo
plants, $1.75 M., FOE <.62 RF.
Redmond, Pelham. ;

Catnip, peppermint siniite: 3
doz., 25c; mixed colors lJark-
spur, sgl. 25e C.; Add postage.
Alma Presnell, Gainesville, Rt.
4:

Gov't. higee. and treated Red

gene) not mixed, $2.00

del.: Marglobe tomato trex
vaoied: $1.00 M., del. L.
Lightsey, Surrency, Rt

New Stone, Marglove tomato
$1.25 M., del., moss packed, full
count: no checks. WO" C2302 Ds
Only Money Orders. Mrs. B. .
Cranford, Chauncey.

P. R. potato now ready, $2.00
M.; Marglobe, New Stone to-
mato $1.25 M., del., good plants,
prompt shipment. Nathan Tom-
berlin, Surrency, Rt. 2. ,

Gov't. inspt. and passed P. R.
potato $2.00 M.; Early Triumph
potato $2.25 M.; Marglobe, New
Stone tomato $1.00 M.; all del.,
good plants, full count, prompt
shipment. A. Z. Jackson, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2.

Margilobe, Scarlet Globe; New
Stone tomato, $1.00 M., del.,
good, stalky plants, moss pack-
ed, prompt shipment. No chks.
Cecil Lightsey, Screven.

Mareglobe tomato $2.00 M.,



Bt 38

$9. 50; guar.

- Wonder

be-- Z

you have and prices. Mrs. Fei

Order. B.
Mrs. M. J.

Baxley,

; ee Pitts.
Gov't. inspt. Red Skin vine





-P. R. potato $2:00 M.;
Baltimor
globe tomato 500, RES
5 M., $5.00; good plant

packed in ventilated cra

C. O. D. orders. Milentz No
Baxley, Rt. le ; :

Certified rotate plan
velvets, $2.25 M.: Red
Early Triumphs $2.00 M
globe tomato $1.50 M.

pepper $1.
prompt shipment. Mrs.
McNeal, Hazelbyrst:

Gov't. insp. and ee

: = |potato $2.00 M., 500, $1
FLOWERS AND SEED

P. R. Fc inep- $1.55 M., pre
large plants: Satis.
checks. Paul Lightsey, Sere

Bull N ose sweet
plants, $1.50 M.: collard pl
from Hastings seeds now re
$1.50 M. Mrs. Janie Fender
care of Joe Gilbert, Ho

P. R. Nancy Haills
Triumph potato $1.50 M
globe, Baltimore tomat
M.; Earlianas 5 C,. 65
Orders. Wescaee Morris,
Baxley. ee

P. R. potato, gov't.
Sto M3 oa P.O
E. Thornton, S

Re ee

Old time Boas La copp
skin, Early Triumphs,
R. potato 5. Ce $4.50; ag
PEP eto 4 M., $2. 50 M
up, $2. 25, exp.; grown
hand selected certified
seed; prompt shipment;
exch. to chks. Ce Ra Dobbs,
Hudson St., Gainesvil

Ruby King Pimiento. 5
pepper $2. 00 M.; long 2
$2.25 M.; - Marglobe, New St
Baltimore tomato $1.25
Ina Griffin, Baxley, Rt.

Marglobe, Bonny Bes
Stone tomato, $1.25 M.:;
ento, Calif. Wonder wees
per, $2. 00 M.; pod hot.
per, $9.25 a Vernon Gri
Res 4. ae

Marglobe tomato. ei oe
FOB.:; $1.25 M. del. to 3d
no orders less than 500. p
Willie M. Stone, Baxley,

MEpICbE tomato. $1. 50.
guar. full count, good. stt
plants, moss packed: del.
McGlohn, Baxley, Rt 4.

-Marglobe tomato: plants
ready $1.25 M., del. in G
B. V. Aycock, " Surrency

Govt. inspt. PL R.
$2.00 M.: Boons $2. 25.
now ready: prompt shipm
full count. C. Db. Crow, Gail
ville, Rt. 2. Se ee

ss Marglobe, ice Bonn

Rutgers tomato +500,

$1.75 M.; Calif. Wonder, W
Beater Pimiento hot peppe
same price; eggplants, - :
500; $2.00 M.: 35 C.; de

$2.25: ss 00 M.: Canbaee A
lard, tomato 500, $1.25:
M.: del. No checks. ALG
rett, Rt. 7,, Gainesville.

Govt. inspt. and. t
genuine Red Skin P. R. p
from vine cuttings, $2. 50
del. in Ga. J. W. Haman, oO

: ces
| Hede Po 3k: potato, yellow
R., Poplar Leaf Triumphs,

M.: Marglobe tomato, $1.7

M. A. McNeal, Graltam.

Good Gr. Baltimore. Marg
tomato 500, 60c: $1.00 M
PS Re potato $2 .00 M.;
$2.00: well packes. - 2. Mor
Baxley.

oR potato, coe ins

M.; Marglobe, New nee
a

to, ss, 25 M.; del., good
full count. W. G. O'Quir

reny, Rt. 2.

Baltinotes -
tomato 200, 65c: 300, 8

Marglobe,

| $1.00: $1.65 M., postpaid

Watson, Pitts. 5

All var. tomato, canbs
rots, Bermuda onion, parsn
kale, endive, parsley, :
lettuce, beets, 30 do:

M., eggplants, swiss chard.
hot Pimiento peppers,
asparagus, cress, salsi
doz.; $3.50 M., del. Mrs.
Franklin, Register.

Nice large leaf
75c doz., del.
Craft, Hartwell.

Large stocky, grown on
land, Marglobe, Ree =

sage. Pp
rs. ae oe

| Truckers Tomato |
Me rae Oe C.es
rders s
del. Clayton Boatright, Alma, | 2




" (sweet) _pey per |
w ready. .

: Odum, Box :

ee coinnte 30c Cs
aby ioe Calif.
: sweet

$2. M.;
C $2. 10 M., all del.
, dox, Rt * Box 201,

ed Rock tohnate |

x Full count, moss

d skin, tied with cer- |

, $2.00 M., FOB. No
ellie Lightsey, | Odum,

ae oe. col-.
sibe- . S125
Ne Je. Es Hall, Rt.

potato, $3. 00
25, del. Lee

New Stone tomato,
pe ee

as Sarit toast anit to-
-s MM; moss. a

lobe ae resistant New
mato, full count, strong
10SS (packed $1.40 M.,
en Ro-

( ywipt. ie Re ek

free of disease pota-
) M., del: Marglobe to-
25. M., del. good plants.

aes P Beck, eeey,

te mepected P. R. potato
: ertified Marelobe to-
1.00 M.. Prompt ship-
*. Herndon, Surrency.

insp. and treated P. R.

2.00 M.: Marglobe_ to-
1.75 M.: moss packed,
aron c Reese, Bax-

insp. p. R. cate $2.00
ee New Stone, Gr.

good sti
Ne eter under 1 M.
be in, Baxley, Rt. 4.

elo 5 New Stone tomato.

World | Beater and
: der pepper .$1.50 M.
Nez ge Baxley, Rt. 4.

PS ER; potato $1.75; M.:
e tomato M.: FOB here.
entz, Surrency.

5 King, Calif. Wonder,
id Beater pepper, $2. 00 M.;
ing var. tomato $1.50. M,
d up $1.35 M.; 20c Cc
Oc; Imp. P. R.
5 M.: full count. Del. in Ga.
Orders preferred. Ottis
an, Baxley, Rt. 4-

ted Skin P. R. potato. gov't.

. and treated $2.00 M.. del.;
plants, full count. WwW. A.
;: Surrency, Rt-2.

PR. gov't. inspt. po-

00 M., FOB. Now ready.
hecks. Dudley A. Lightsey,
mm, Rt. 2 Boxee

ip P. -R. potato plants now

- $1.75 . plus: postage;

lon. a orders only. Mrs. C, J
Sere oRLS 4.

ield grown ee toma-
jlants, sturdy strong stalks,
M., plus exp. Prompt
ent: also, one bred Hamp-
gilt to pure Duroc, 8 mos.
30.00; wt. 150 Ibs, four
ts, 4 mos., $15.00 ea.

s. J. B. McLeod, Val-

gov't. inspt. Red Skin
asia plants, $2.00 M.,
size, full count; Money |.

a D. Williams,
, Box 263.

Good asLeoHS Marglobe, New.
mato $1.25 M.; Moss
: count;

500, 800: $1.50 M., dele ins
ae C. Rowe,

stamps.

| Beater pepper,



sae 40e pint. -
: D

Margiobe, Baltimore - and.

Stone tomato 200, 65c; 300, 85c; |

500,

A.B.

$1.00 or $1. 65 M., postpaid. |
vatson, Pitts, Rt. aS.

Marglobe, New Stone coreetos
plants now ready: prompt ship--

| ment; full count; satis. Soak

a Ocilla, Rt. 12.

R. potato plants, $1.75 -
Break O Day, Marglobe, Bon-

nie, Best, New Stone, tomato, |
$1.50 M.: 45c C. Black Beauty
S| egeplant, Ruby King, Cheyenne

hot pepper, 50c C.,
| Prepaid:\ Watis
| ham. i

$1.75 M.
Crosby, Gra- |

Ce Baltimore, New
Stone tomato 30c C.; Si. 75 M.;

5.M or more $1.50 M.: Ruby
| King

Calif. - Wonder; . World
Beater sweet pepper 40c

$2.00: M.; hot pepper, 45c C.;

3

VE. | $2.10- M., del. Lorena Maddox,
Bases Rt. :

Marglobe, New. Stone ie
25 C.: 500, 50c; $1.00 M., or
$1.25 M., del., good. plants,

prompt suipmeek Guaranteed.

W. A. Poole, Vidalia, A

-P. R. potato, gov ee inspt.
$2.00 M., 5 M., and up $1. 80 M
Ward Boyett, Bristol.

Purple and pink Skin P:: R.|

potato, field grown, govt. insp.
and treated $2.50 M., FOB.,
here.. Beis Williams, Alma.

Red: Skin: P.. R. potato, gov't.
inspt. and treated $2.00 M.;
ee tomato $1.50 M.: del.

- Sheffield, Surrency. za

State inspt._Pock: potato 25
C.: $2.25 M.- collard plants 20c
C.? 90c VG. 5 collard seed 50c Ib.
All mailed. aA Crows Geanens
| ville, Rt? .

New Stone, eae Balti-

more tomato, open field grown,

moss packed; satis. guar.; 500,
80c.: $1.50 M., del. in Ga. S.C.
Rowe, Ocilla, Rt. 1, Box 219.

. Impr. Red Skin P. R. potato,
gov't. inspt. guar. good count,
$2.50 M., at bed; now ready:
prompt shipment. Mrs. Ts <P.
Musselwhite, Arabi, Rt. ie
Phone 4310. , 2

Marglobe and New diane. to- |

mato $1.20 M., del.: full count;

moss packed. Mrs. Hate) Mullis,

Box 78, Chauncey.

_ Tobacco plants, a3 00 M. Leo
Price, Soperton, Rt 2

aE ERS plants

potato

mp.
He treated, $2.00 M.: Mar- |

globe tomato, $1.00 M.: " sweet
pepper, $1.75 M.: Hot pepper,
$2.00 M. All FOB. No chks. No
Mrs. Harley neice
Baxley, Rt. 4.

vine grown ee

Goy. insp.,

and yellow PB. R. potato, $1.75

M.:. parcel post; $1.50 M. Exp.
collect: Marglobe tomato plants
$1.25 M. Exp. collect. Now
ready for May 20 del. Frank
Merritt, Screven. Rite Al Box
193."

: Govt: inept. Rk. R. potato
plants, 500, $2. 00; $3.50 M. All
del. Amos Garrett, Gainesville,
Ria

np Pack: ~ potato a

Govt: insp. $2.00 M. Full count |
and prompt. shipment.

David
Surrency. SR ee ee

Imp. P. R. potato, inspt.
treated, $2.00 M.; Marglobe to-
mato, $1. 00 M.; Pepper plants,
Sweet, $1.75 M.: Hot, $2.00 M.
All FOB. Money > Orders. No
chks. nor stamps. J. H. Bullard,

Baxley, Rt. 4.

_ Mar globe and New Stone to-
mato plants, $1.25 M. World
$1.50 M. Good
plants and prompt shipment.
| Venice Jackson, Surrency. Rt. as

Tomato (any var.) plants,
$1.25 M. Pepper, Calif. Wonder
Pimiento, $1.50 M.; Hot, $1.75
M. All del. moss packed, full
count, prompt shipment. J. P.
Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Govt. inspt. red and pink
skin potato slips, $2.00 M. post-
paid. Roy ea Flowery
Branch, Rt. 2.

P. R. potato plants, Gov't.
insp., and treated, $2.00 M. a
Ww. Owen, Hawkinsville, Rt 4*

-P, R. potato plants, Ins., and
Cert... now ready, shipped
promptly, $3.00 M. mailed; $2.50
M. expressed. Large lots at
Plant Beds, at prevailing price.
Major Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

' Hastings Extra Early, Pro-
lific (Red) tomate plants, 30c
C.; also White Lightning Okra
seed, 25e per large cup. P. P..

Mrs Arrto-Ray: Buena Vista,

Sage: plants, 3sfor. 50: dry

ORE Blac

aus

2 oe Cadwell, eG ele

mato plants, ready for

Cx

| moss packed, full count,

_ Ruby King pepper plants,
$1.50 M.: oe plants, $1.00
M. Full count. Mossed roots. WwW.
mak Coffey, Fitzgerald.

P. R. - potato ~ ies now:
ready, $2. 50 M.. Cash with
order. Add postage. Mrs. Omie
zB. Faircloth, Pulaski, Rt. le

: P eR. mobster plants, _ Govt.

Cert fed alt ie yellow ekin P inspt. and treated, $1.50 M., del.

Marglobe_ Se Sint
$1. 50 M. Ready to set now. 3
mi. Alma. Dean rose
Alma, Rt, 4. s

Mavelobe: and New stone 40:
sale.
Will ship postage paid for $1.75
Me E. Vv. Paulk, Surrency, Rt. 2:

Red skin P. R., potato plants,
vine cuttings, Gov't. insp., $2.00.
M. Denvis Dixon, Bristol, Rt.
ke 2

=. R. pone plants, Gov't.
insp.; and treated, $2. 00 M.

& t

: ae te 60c doz.- pepper-
| mint, 25c doz.: Calamus, 6 for
25c. All del. No stamps ac-
cepted. ey Rie . Alto,
Rit ee

Nice, dar ae Tega. field
grown Marglobe tomato plants
now ready. 10 to 12 in, plants,
sat.
guar <5100 Me B.-A. Maddox,
Fitzgerald, P. O. Box 373.

- Red skin P_ R. potato plants,
Gov. insp., $2. 00 M. D. C. Nail,
Baxley, Rt 3) g

"Open een
Marglobe wilt-resistant tomato
plants, now ready. 2 doz, 25c:
$2.00 M. Mrs. J. B. Paul, Lees~ |
burg, Rt. pe Box 209. ;

~ Artichoke plants, ae $1. 00 ee
Elsie Heaton, Mineral Bluff

Marglobe and Bait mere. New
Stone tomato plants, $1.25 M.:
Calif... Wonder and. Pimiento.
sweet pepper, $2.00 M.: jong
pod hot, $2.25 M. Geo. H. Miles,
Baxley, Rt. 4. ee

Marglobe tomato sian $1. 35
AM Cert, seed... Now ready. |
Moss packed. ple Chancey, |
Coffee. ;

cae Bis Stem Jevsey Sect
potato plants now ready for
shipping. $2.50 M. ze L, Dun-
can, Lyons.

Gov. insp.. pure red skin Pp.
R. potato plants, 500. $1.25:
$2.00 M.: old fashioned Boone
plants, 500. $1.40; $2.25 M. Del.
All now ready, Guar. good
eount, plants and prompt ship-
ment. Dewey Bana. Gaines-
ville, Rt. 25

Gov. insp., P. R. potats plants,
at price range with market.
Jesse E. Martin, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 3.

Potato plants, P. R., $2.00 M.;
Boones, $2.50 M. All Gov't.
insp., and treated. Full count,
good plants. Cash or Money
order, No Bhi. Market price
at beds. P. W. Wetherford..
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

more tomato plants. 300. 65c:

+500, 90c: $1.50 M. Moss pack-

6dia Ei. C. Conner, Pitts, Rt. 1.

State insp., treated, Imp. red
skin P. R. potato plants. $2.25
M. del. by parcel post, of $2.00
M. FOB... S. J. _ Hardee.
Odum, Rt. 2.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, open field grown,
$1.25 M.: Pimiento pepper, $1.50
MM. del... Good plants, full
count, prompt shipment. Mrs.
iW A~-O Quinn. SULrrency, :

Gov't. insp. and treated P. R.
Impr. Red Skin potato $1.75 M.
Marglobe, New Stone tomato,
open field grown, 90c M.; 2 M.,
and up 80c M., del,. moss pack-
ed. Wa Re Lightsey, Screven. ~

Genuine, true-to-name Mar-

globe tomato $1.00 M.: Gov't.
inspt. Red Skin P. R- potato,
$1.75 M., moss packed, del. L.
D. Lightsey, Screven.

Two tobacco beds, one $20.00,
the other $15.00; plants
ready to set out: Come or con-
tact at once. Mrs. L. Peebles,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 1. (4 mi. from.
Rochel)).

Impr. P. R. potato, govt.
insp. and treated $2.00 M., del.
Marglobe tomato $1.25 - del.
T. L. Dukes, Baxley, Rt.

Margilobe, Baltimore. Bonny
Best tomato $1.25 M.: 500, 50c;

| pimiento sweet pepper $1. 50 M. .

500, 75c; long hot pepper, $1. 75
M.; 500, $1.00: prompt ship-
oa full count. Mrs. Irma}



es, MAxley: Rt. 4

: pe strong plants, del.

Full count guar. Robert Pip- |
| treated, .

FOB. R. OW Rentz, RORY, Rt. :

now |

s | Pike: "

Triumph B. 50 M.,

ie Barly
$2: 25

Re potato
$1.50 M.;

G. ete Baxley, Rt. a

globe, New Stone tomato; Calif.

$1.75 M.: moss- packed,
count; May del. Miss. Mary M
Crosby, Baxley, Rt 4

ae

&

vine cuttings
$2.00 M., 5 M., and up, ee a M.
Wad. Boyett, Bristol]. 3

Marglobe, New Stone tomate
P. R. potato slips in 2 M. lots,
$3.00 M.: cabbage plants, $2. 00
M.; collard seed 65c Ib. in 2 Ib.
lots. Oviel Crow, Gainesville.

Impr. Bs Pd potato $2.25. M.:
Marglobe, New Stone, Gr. Bal-
timore tomato $1.50 M.: Ruby
King, World Beater, Calif.
Wonder pepper $1.75 M.: moss-

D

| ed and well packed. No stamps
please. Alton Pittman, oe: :
4. 5

|Rt.

= Marglobe, New Ai ones tomato
25c C.: 500, 50c: $1.00 M.,
$1.25 M., del.; good . Seite:
prompt. shipment. Guaranteed.
CAL OOle, Vidalia, Rt. 2.

Pure and imp. red skin P. R..
potato plants, Goy. insp., $2. 00
Mis Gr Baltimore . and New
Stone tomato, $1. 25 M.: -Moss
ge Leon Gaff Fitzgerald,
R i

POR: potato re font ood

| treated seed, $1.75 M. Tomato
plants, $1. 25 M. Mossed. good |

count. Del. by express: 10c ea.

Cert. P. R., potato ssEats from
best quality seed stock, $2.45
M.. Prompt shipment guar. EL
Be Williams, Bee

Peale plants, Marglobe. aid.

| Break ODay. $1.50 M.: Calif.

Wonder and Ruby King pepper, |
$175 Men 35c . Prompt, ship- |
ment. Arthur. McNeal, Graham,

or the old yellow skin. Millions
vine grown, 5-M., $8.75. Full
count.
insp. F. G. Tyre, Bristol.

cfGov- isis red skin P. R.. po-
tato plants, $2.00 M. Tomato
and Hot Pepper plants. $1.50.
M.. 30ceC. All deli W.- J:
Quinn, Jr., Oe Rt. 2 Fox
i

pas nd. Pink wah = R. p0-
tato plants now ready. $2.00 M.
del: 10 M., $18.00 collect.
Prompt shipment, W200; Wal- |
drip, Flowery Brant Rt. 9

SEED FOR SALE _



Honey prip Syrup
in 10s eos

20. bu.
seed, $2.00 bu.
$2.50 bu. smaller lots.
| Payne, Toccoa, Ht.

Long tender green pod okra
seed. 1942 crop, few lbs..
20c lb.: peppermint plants, 10
-doz.: Queen of the Meadow,
90c lb. Add postage. Miss
Willie Faye Patterson, Talking

| Rock. Rte 2:
- Marglobe, Bonny Best, Balti- |

~ Dark eae Papel seed,
20c cupful: sage plants, - -20c;
nice, sundried sage, 20c a Qt
can full: gooseberries bushes,
$1.00 doz. Mrs. Hubert F.
Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 62

200 lbs., genuine Cuban
Queen melon seed, hand saved,
screen dried. Semisan treated,
from selected melons, $100.00
FOB. W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

Old fashioned multiplying |
Calif. beer seed, 20c per start.
Mrs. -Sam Kitchens. Ses hage lis
ville.

Brown siresifed Half ner
tender bean seed. 25c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. G43. Duss.
Maysville. Rt. 2 :

Pure Mtn. raised Stove Min.
and Kleckly Sweet Wavermeion
seed, I ounce, 15c; % Ib., 25c;
80c Ib. del. 3rd zone: 100 Vig-
orvine, 100 Pondarosa and 50
Bush tomato seed, 25c del. Best
F. Fowler, Roy.

Early Market Queen (earliest,
wilt-resistant) watermelon,
grown, Yipes 60 days from
planting; quick cash crop. Trial
pkeg., seed, 25c: $1.50 per Acre
bag, prepaid. W. M. Thornton.
Jesup, Rt. 2

Blue Ridge Mtn., climbing to-
mato, grows to 18 Ti 3 Du te
vine, wt.:12:0z. to 2 lbs., Jong
bearing: 200 seed with culture
instructions, 25e; Colossal, larg-
est grown, up to 4 lbs.. ea., 25
seed free; 25 climbing wilt-
resistant cucumber - seed, free
with ea. oreek: eel C. Smith,



cannea ak _ gov't. .
in Ga. |>

pe ee $2. 00 M: Mar- |
| Wonder $1.50 M.; Hot - pepper.

poe potato, gov't. ee and |
only,

extra parcel post. Joe H. Thom ;
Las: Baxley, tees |
stocky | oe :

i

P. R. potato plants, Imp. Red!

Prompt shipment. ae

only, |

an

eee

| bright, $2.35- bu.



! iL 0. eee

_Shriped ee

| -bean, 25 cupful;
and: yellow pop corn,
hot. pepper, 10 large

postpaid. Mrs. Clare ce
Millian, Dacula, Rt5t

ae ee Mtn...
watermelon seed. ea

ee?

-cupful: Early Klondi e

berry plants, 20e C Add
ee pee Sa Cumm

Rowke red and yallowe

| watermelon, good musk

rusty coat; also Quill m
seed, 10. seed, 10c: yellow m
long, late watermelon seed,
for 10c: Cayenne hot, e

10c = teaspoonful. Pp.

Rt 2. S. A; Tallent. C m

Bushel gourd seed, 16 fo
Martin and Dishrag 0 Pe
seed, 10c. P. P. Can be
ed. until late June and -
good. Mrs. Ben McB
peel Re aes 5

aed: A
20c: 75 per % Ib.: 50.
or<2$3 00. pce . Postp
stamps larger than te
J. D. Whitfield. Tifton,
Central ae :

: HESNS AND PEA
_ FOR SALE



45 bie Maccume Soy c
(oil eee in 244 bu. bags. $
pil. ha Ws es =e
leys :

New kind running
beans. slightly colored, a
more prolific, vines 6 to 16
4 Ibs., $1.25, del. 2nd zone. M

. Me Jones, Grayson, ae

12 bu. ely et beans. -$' =
P. O. money order pref
N. W. Williams, ORs pe

Velvet ~ peaness ~ sound:

Alvaton.

10 bu.
Valley- Fe
About 60 ae 90- das Vel

beans. $2.50 bu. FOB. A
' Pate, Hawkinsville.

2275 -bu. running Velvet be
Make best a Cc. RB Bel
Wadley. :

25 bu. pure. neaoee

John H. Baird,

| sound and clean. $4.00 bu. FO

Money Order with order. ee
Mason, Moneland: Loe

Purple. Hull, Vaile ee
table peas. $5. 00 bu. |
less than bushel: Iron.
DEAS) Eee 50 bu. 2.

Soy beans, in
$3.00 here.

Fort Valley.



COTTONSEED FOR
SALE



Stoneville No. 2B poe e
Ist yr., from breeder, fo
LO. Benton, _ Mantice

Giinovile 2 B cottonseed
yr.. 1 var. ginned: culled, cl
ed, and graded. treated.
new improved Ceresan,
perfect. in good cotton ba:
lbs.. net. $6.00 per hundr
FOB. J.H. Beasley. Lav:

Pure Stoneville 2-B cot
seed, ist yr., big bolls, ea
picked, privately ginned
cleaned. $1.30 bu. (Ma
lb. lint per acre. yiR
Couch, Turin. 3

Select, recieaned Petty-Tool
cotton seed in even wt., 106 Ib
new bags, $5.00 bag; als
day running Velvet beans, $2.
bu. (not No. 1's). Lee Pat
Quitman.

Pure Stoneville 2B CO
seed, 1st yr., big bolls, <a
picked, privately ginned,
cleaned, $1.30 bu. Made 619
lint per A. Staple 1 1-16
Riley C. Gouch, Turin.

100 ibs. Coxers cotton se
$3.00; about 2 bu D. & P
treated, $1.25 bn. Come
them. S. P. Sanders, ite
ville.

360 bu. Stoneville
cotton seed, Ist yr.,

Produced. bale to acre in
Monticelic




ae

HoGs



e Jersey bull, 15 mos. old,
sout 500 Ibs., not reg., but
fo ree., mother a 6 gal.
$65.00 at. barn. Ernest
: tlanta, 2440 DeFoore
W.. ne
ifers, freshen by June
'Jersey-Guernsey cross
h 2nd calf: giving 4 gal.
uart milk per day. R. EK.
orsyth. Rt. 1.

heifer, part Guernsey, yr.
$30.00; Jersey heifer, 2
' $40.00, also Black bar-

g bone Guinea,

$20.00. All at

t 400 jute bags, most-
ap., some smaller, 15c
lot. W. S. Mixon, Grif-
:

ealf, Curleys
: . 8658577. Calves
2, 1942. Sire, .Curleys
x 58th No. 3314906; Dam
etys Mary, No. 2028053.
Waldrep, Forsyth, Rt. 1.
rnsey bull, dropped Jan-
from\ high producing
S; reg. buyers name,
ROB, Z, J. Lee, Red Oak.
d, White Face Hereford
bull. (marks his calves
e] for, sale. W. L. Morris,
nta, 444 Collier Road, N.

Oo 2TAD
Wd cow, cross Jersey and
ey, 3 yrs. old;..2nd calf
~A0 days 01d -Cow
0: Calf, $15.00 to $25.00,
to when. sold. At my
T. J. Biggers, Bremen,

red, reg. Jersey, 6 yr.
with heifer calf, 5 gal.

} . $200.00. with

r $150.00 without, at my
prices. Mrs. Ethel Jones,
Rte 2: : :
al., Jersey cow, fresh,
calf, 2 wks. old: 38rd calf
er, easy, gentle, <butt-
ed, 5 yrs. old, $135.00 cow
_ A, J Payne, Reyn-

t. 8, 1939.. Well cared
gentle, $125.00 at my
HK. Eavenson, Marietta,

young cow, fresh in,
le af my barn. G. L. Du-.
1, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
sey cow, reg.. No. 1177058.
June 8, 1936. Fresh ina
le days. Come see, dont
W. J. Teague, Carters-
Rb 3) 4
rm Type reg., Hereford
3% yr. old, Red Oak
f 24th, No. 3034935.

ig
s<other oT S. B.Mis-

50.0

7 x y x
; Jersey cow, fresh with
calf, for sale at my barn.
d see. (Location ob-
t any store in Stone
Ernest Goddard, Lithon-

2, Rockbridge Rd. .
old Jersey cow, freshen
this month. No bad
Sood cow, make

type. Mrs. A. P. Milan,
fon, Pi Oo. Bpx 25154
Clarkston 4442.

*
Face mixed, good size
H Club work, $45.00: or
ea.. at. barn. . Exc. for
Make offer... Mrs. fra
ight, Alma, Rt. 4,
te Face bull. full blood,
to reg., well marked, gentle,
8 to 900 lbs., 20 mos. old.
mable price. B. R. Wood-
owery Branch, Rt 1.
purebred young Black An-
bulls, also 25 fat weather
or sale. Robert S. And-
Hawkinsville.





oe W, W. Woolfolk,

everal baby calves, male
ale. Advise what you
eWhorter, Atlan-

ox 282, Ja 5446.
deen Angus
. old, at

17th, No. 3294285. $200.- |

t| kind. M

Purebred African Guinea
pigs, dark and light
mos. old, $10.00 ea. FOB. John-

son Weldon, Woodbury, Rt. 2.

| O. I. C. boars, 8 to 10. wks.
old. Short Nose, big bone. Ped.
furnished. Sat. guar. $12.50 ea.
up; 250 full blooded, 10 wks.
old, Parmenter Red cockerels,
$1.00 ea. or trade -for young,
ready to lay pullets or pigs. D.
B. Dukehart, Decatur, P. O.
Box 488.

1 large P. C. male for sale or
trade for yearlings, at farm,
11% mi. So. Morrow. J. H. Voy-
les, Morrow, Rt. 54.

2 large big bone black P. C.
pee 1 litter of pigs ea. also
! ent. to-reg: gilt; the 3 bred
March 24th: 1 reg. 9 mos. old,
same breed boar. Will not ship.

blee, 203 Tucker Rd.

4 males, 1 gilt,
blocky type Duroc
shoats, farrowed Dec. 11, 1942.
Wt. approx. 65 lbs. reg. buyers

purebred,

ea. Will ship Express collect.

Clifton, Ochlocknee. Rt. 2.
tO; C- pit rer. 7 mos,

olds wt. 175.lbs:;;- from: fie

ney, Temple.

About 10 pure blood black
P. C. boars and 2 gilts, inocu-
lated and to be reg. buyers
name; 10 to 12 wks. old. $25.00
cash each, FOB, shipped by
express: $20.00 ea. at my farm,
8 mi. Milledgeville. Richard E.
Cotton, Milledgeville, 207 No.
Columbia St. oF

8 shoats, 3 females, 5 males,
3 mos. old May 10th, 3-4 Duroc
and % P. C. All red in color,
$80.00 at myhouse. M./C. An-
derson, Baxley, Rt. 2. ;

Young, blaek-big bone Guinea
sow and 7 pigs, $75.00 at my
place. Donald Morris, Thomson,
Re 2: s

S. P. GC. pigs, sired by Doug-

las MacArthur, No. 22052 from
World Grand Champions stock.
Pigs. dbl treated, reg., crated
for shipment, $15.00 ea., $28.00
pr., $40.00 trio. W. A. Talia-
ferro, Blue Ridge.
_ Reg. Red Berkshire gilts, not
bred, ready to go; also 3 boars,.
almost ready for service. C. By
Collins, Hazelhurst.

1 reg. Duroc male hog, about

Make offer. A. E. Youngblood,
Talbotton. \

Fine, reg., Hampshire 19
12: sire of good pigs. $75.00
here. J. E. Hall, Soperton.

1 big bone part Guinea bar-
row, wt. 175 lbs. and 1 black
part Guinea barrow, wt. 150
Ibs., $60.00 for both. Mrs. Will
I.. Booth, Bowman.

7 pigs, 6 wks. old. for. sale.
Mrs, D..S. Standard, Danburg.

Shoal Creek _ Berkshires.
choice, reg., Berkshire pigs,
either sex, from best of breed-
ing. B F. Mauldin, Lavonia.
Rts 2a

Purebred Hampshire pigs,
blocky type, dbl. treated, reg.
papers furnished. Guar. breed-
ing qualities, 8-10 wks. old,
$35.00 ea., at my place; also
bred gilts. $100.00 ea. W. B.
Fambrough, Cordele.

Brood sow. P. C.; about Yr.

_ told, 450 Ib. wt., farow any day,

$65.00 at my place. C. D, Can-
non, College Park, Washington
Road. i te

1 reg.. S, P. C. male hog, wt.
250 lbs., for sale, $30.00 or for
Service: $2:00: also O. I. C. res.
boar for service. $2.00. David
Butler, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1, at
Rock Spring Church.

P. C., and Guinea cross, gilts
and their Ist litters of pigs for
sale, Warren Coleman, Mitchell.

1 S. P. C. sow, wt. about 225
lbs., $35.00 at my place. James
Pittman, Gibson, Rt. 2. ,

HOGS WANTED



Want Hereford (hog not cow)
gilt, would use couple of pigs.
Write what you have and price.
Leon Watson, Unadilla, P.O.
Box 214.

Want reg., Duroc Jersey male,
old enough for service. State
age, wt.-and price. Mrs. J. A.
Martin, Waycross, Rt. 4.

Want 1 pr. litle bone Guinea
hogs, the Stay-Fat kind. R. J.
Jenkins, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 126.

Want young P. C.*or Black
| Essex boar, ready for service.

Quote FOB price and describe
fully in ist letter. Willie Reed,
White Oak. :

Want a P.C., reg., male-hog,
also reg., Guernsey (cow) male;
exc. one I have for another on
account of inbreeding; also
want 100 baby chicks, F. C.
Davis, Macon, Box 607. |

Want 1 pr., Black African
litle bone Guinea pigs, stay-fat
ist be full stock, Give



type, 2.

Come see. J. H. Wright, Cham- |
Jersey.

name, $16.50 ea.; Papers, $1.00

stock, $50.00. Mrs. Tom Kin-|..

18 mos. old, wt. about 300 lbs.

mos. old boar, from litter of.

Nubian doe,
kids from this fine breeding, for

2 {Ave N. EB



WORSES AND MULES |

FOR SALE

- SHEEP AND GOATS |
FOR SALE :



"A one-eyed, 4 yr. old Roan/

reg., Tenn. Walking mare and
black stud colt. Mare sired by
Brantleys Roan Allen Jr., out
of Hunters. Allen mare. Colt
sired by son of Brantleys Al-
len. Both for $250.00. A. F. Bell,
Jr., Hartwell. .

1 plug mule, wt. about 1000
or 1100 Ibs.,-in~ good shape,
$40.00 cash at my barn. R. Cc,
Hutchinson, Williamson. Rt. 1.

3 colts, 2 yrs. old, have been
worked some, for sale: H. C
Carmichael, Tifton, Rt. 2.

5 yr. old saddle mare, will
also plow. Very gentle and
pretty, $150.00 cash at my
barn. (A desirable horse for one
who needs her). Mrs. Will R.
Watkins, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2, Box
202. ee

1 horse mule, wt. about 1150

Ibs.. 12 yrs. old, work anywhere,

$115.00. B. C. Phagon, Man-
chester, 305 Fourth St.



HORSES AND MULES.
) > WANTED



Want swap a yr. old Stud
colt for a good, gentle mule that
a boy Gan handle, A. I. Davis,
Lakemont.

Want good saddle horse, suit-
able for 12 yr. old boy to handle.
Will swap fine, 2 yr. old, Ky.
type mare, Write. Mickey
Middleton, Blakely.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

2 grade Toggenburg and Sa-
anen cross milk does, 3 yrs. old,
fresh Ist time, both dry now
(havent been bred), $15.00 for

both at barn: also 30-35 B. R.

and W. Re 2 40-3 =1bs.,.- trier
cockerels, 40c lb. No shipping.
Ernest Alexander, Decatur,
2647 Pharr Rd. Cr. 3020.

Purebred and reg., Toggen-
burg buck kid, 7 wks. old.
Price reasonable considering
quality. C. N. Long, Crawford-
ville. :

Reg. purebred Nubian buck
kids at very reasonable prices,
blood lines considered. Exc. for
nice shoat or male calf for
meat. Write first. F. E. Grubbs,
Demorest, Rt. 1.

1 white Saanen-Foggenburg
cross milk goat, with horns,
2% yrs. old, wt. around 100 lbs.,
perfect cond., gentle, no bad ha-
bits, freshened in March; giv-
ing better than 3 qts., on small
grazing, $16.50 if. taken now,
at my place. Wont ship. Also
3 mos. old billy, $5.00. W. S.
Jester, Barnesville, 315 Taylor



SHEEP AND GOATS |
WANTED |



Want milk goat, 2 qts., or
more, not older than 3rd _ kid.
Describe and state lowest price
and if you will ship. C. L. Ab-
pott, Valdosta, Rt. 3. Box 43 A.

Want good, purebred, reg.,
Sanan doe (goat) with reg..
papers. Describe fully and
price. W. J. Sumlin, Atlanta,
730 Grand Ave., N. W.



-2 nice milk goats, 15 and 28
mos. old: when well fed milk 4
and 8 qts. ea. Also nice buck,
yr. old. All are 7-8 Saanen,
heavy milkers. Reasonable.
Come, dont write. D. A. Bag-
ley, M. D. Austell. phone 3201,

2 excellent young does, both
freshen first time May 15th, al-

so 2 heavy milkers, giving some |

now, not bred. Reasonably pric-
ede W. P. Wright, Jr., Atlanta,

2500 Buford Highway, at Lenox.

Rd.

Nubian, Saanen, French Al-
pine kids, 2 mos. old, very fine,

for sale; also 200 feed sacks, rio

holes, clean but not bleached,
for sale, and want to buy
Speckled Velvet bean seed and
cream crowder peas. Mrs. A.
Sheddan, College Park, Rt. 2.

About 15 Ram lambs, wt. 40-
50 Ibs., ea., $4.00 ea. at my
farm. Not less than 10 to one
party. Way Harper, Wray.

Toggenburg nannie goat, 3
mos. old, for sale. Mrs. J. A.
Myers, Atlanta, 386 Sinclair
Ave., N. E., Ma. 2958 (2 blocks
little 5 Points).

6 Saanen, 100 percent pure,
spring kids, 20 lb. 11 oz. sire;
out of dams with 7% to 8 qt.
breeding. Priced low when

| quality considered; also 2 fresh

does for sale. Edwin Simpson,
Atlanta, 695 Paynes Ave., N. W

1 fresh milk goat with 2 nan-
nie kids, good milker,\ $20.00;
1 pr.. buck and nannie, 10 mos.
old. Good milking stock, $20.00.
All cash and FOB. Gorden
Pece, College Park, 914 Bussey
Rd. Ca. 1075. .

Toggenburg billy, from gooa
milk stock, full grown, (will
drive to cart), $10.00 at my
barn. L. R. Slaughter, Sharps-
burg.

10 head Hampshire sheep
and 7 lambs, all extra fine, for
sale, also reg., S. P. C. male
hog, yr. old, for sale or trade
for O. I, C. male; and a R. I.
Red rooster, 1942 hatch, $1.00.
W. A. Caldwell, Lafayette, Rt.
4, s

1 young, reg., champion bred
also few .young

sale; also would like to find
pasture near Atlanta for some
f my goats. Chas. Brooks, At-

\lanta, 797 Moreland Ave., S. E.,

Ja-368i" J. } i

War conditions necessitate
disposing of Sir Roderick,
most outstanding Toggenburg
sire in South. Ped. reg. horniess.
Famous for high producing
daughters and sons of unexcel-
led quality. Very reasonable.
John Hynds, Atlanta, 93 War-
ren St, N. E.? De 5140.

At Stud: purebred Nubian
bucks, of splendid breeding and
attractive appearance, Reg., in
the American Goat
Barl S. Redwine, Madras. .

Reg. purebred Toggenburg
suck, G-Man Joes Confucious
from a family of high produc-
ers, up: to 15 Ib. 14 oz. daily.
Large, vigorous, and perfectly
marked. Reasonable for an ear-
ly sale. Warren Rollins, At-
ates 349 Murray. Hill Ave., N.

White Saanen. milk goat,
been milking 3 wks., 2% qts.,
daily, Reasonable price. W. H.
Joiner,
i 8470.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
WANTED



Society...

Heys, Atlanta,



ASlant, 2573 Acorn

Want 25 rabbits, purebred, |

any kind. State age, wt., and
breed in ist letter. Homer Wof-
ford, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Want 1 Chinchilla buck rab-
bit; 8 to 12 mos. old, at reason-
able price; also-have 3 young
buck rabbits, Chinchilla cross-
ed with N_ Z., White 2 mos old,
brown and grey color, $2.25 ea.
Billy Walker, Woodland, P. O.
Box 67. on Rea

-Want 2 purebred Chinchilla
does and 1 buck and 2 N Z.
White does, all giant stock.
Will accept young, but prefer
mature stock. Write age, grade,

and price. Paul L. Daniel, Men-

lo.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
= FOR SALE a

2pr. New Zealand White with
pink eyes, rabbits, 2 mos. old,
healthy, $5.00 pair. Ralph Skin-
ner, Columus, 3535 River Road.

Fine N. Z. White rabbits for
sale. Maggie R. Setle, Atlanta,
654 Cascade Ave.

1 pr. N. Z. Whites, 13 mos.
old heavy breeders, $8.00 or
trade. Wont ship: 1 plug mule
mare, 800 Ibs. or 900 lbs., if
fed, work anywhere. Just living
in pasture now; eat anything,
$40.00 cash. At my place, 44%
mi. Hast Point. Mrs. R. Land-
ers, East Point, Washington
Rd.

sake eRe

POULTRY FOR SALE



BABY CHICKS AND ,.. *
BANTAMS: :

Heavy assti, baby chicks, 1
day old, $15.00 C. postpaid.
Cash with order. R. M. Van
Leer, Atlanta, Rt. 4.

Trio mixed. small type Game
bantams, ft yr. old, wt: less 1

Ib., grown, $3.00, del. in Ga.,

few Creole Eng. peas (grow 6
ft., bear well in hot weather),
50c lb. del. D. W. Chadwick,
Pike. z

1 white, 1 black mixed real
Game bantam roosters, Yr. old,
$1.00 ea. del. in Ga.; 40 Jumbo
pumpkin seed from 100. lb.
pumpkins, 25ce del. Mrs. Willie
Smith, Rolston.

Baby chicks, White and B. R..
New Hampshire Reds, W. L.,
R. O. P. sired, Dams record of
Sires, 248-302. $15.00 C. J. G.
Buyers, Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

' Buff Cochin bantams, roost-
ers, $1.00 ea.; hens, $2.00 ea.;

6 pr., Cornish Indian ban-
tams, prize winning stock, $7.00
pr. Trade for large chickens, or
Muscovy ducks; also 3 pr. large
White King pigeons, $2.00 rr.
or trade for: solid color, fine
breeding Guinea pigs. W. 8.
Carlos, Macon, Rt. 2, Bloom-

field Rd. ,

Bantam cockerels, Buff Coch-
ins, 1 yr. old, purebred, Show
Type, Reasonable. Robt. L.

St. S.W., Ra 7528,



526 Langhorn |



Want white crowder pe
small sample. Mrs,
Long, Bremen. 5

2 B. B. Red Modern gam
bantam cocks, 1 yr. ve
ea.; 1 pr., 1942 hatch Golde
Pheasants, $5.00, pr., also
pheasant cocks, $2.50 ea.
ae Savannah, 221 East 491

BARRED WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:.

__1 large B. R. rooster, $2.00;
black and white .common d
$1.00; 1 yr. old Game stag, $1.51
Carl Griffin, Gainesville, 7
Oak St, Sg vis ee
100 Superior B. R. pullets
wks.-old, 90c ea. at my p
Mrs:.G. 1) Seott, Decatin.=
1. CWesley Chappel Rd., %
off Candler Rd., turn left
Pete Whites Filling Sta.)
AAA Barred Rock and N,
Red pullets, 9 wks. old, 75c ea.
at my home. Dr. W. L. Co
ins, Decatur, RFD 2, Colled
Rr., just off Lawrenceville H

CORRECTION: 100 B
pullets, 6 mos. old, in full
duction, $175.00 you furn
erates, FOB. Cliff T. Tann
Sandersville, Rt. 1.

30 White Rock 6 mos
pullets. $1.25 ea. FOB... Mr
B. Anderson, Hogansville,

Bloodtested AAA Whit Roc
pullets, 8 wks. old, $1.00 ea.
also some friers. Homer 4
Barnett, Atlanta. 960 Rawlit
St., S. E.; Ma. 9201 (Grant P:
Section). is

AAA White Rock pulle
$1.00 ea. H.R. Hodges, Dee:
tur, 151 Winnona Dr., De 867:

CORNISH GAMES
AND GIANTS: | ee
Dark Cornish Yr. old roost
ers; $2.00 .ea. .MOB. CAs
gram, Lilly. 2s
Allen Roundhead pit gam
cocks, 10 mos old, wt. 4 lbs. -]
mos. old, wt: 5 Ibs:, $3.0
Bill Goode, Bronwood.
LEGHORNS: . ee
Big Eng., type W. L.. pe
cockerels, 12 wks. old. $1.25 ez
del. or $1.00 ea. FOB.
Stonford, Eatonton, RFD. 4.
50-75 AAA Brown L.., pullet:

5-6 mos. old, $1.50 ea (hom
burned, no place to keep them

13 W. L., hens, 1 and 2 yr
old, large type Eng., str.; $18.0
for lot. E. O. Willoughb
Greensboro, Rt. 2. | ae

Few March 10th hatch coe
erels, ready for shipping Ma
10th, AAA _ quality, speci
mating, big Eng, type W. L
$3.50 ea., 3 for $7.00. FOB. Mr
W. F. Lawhorn, Tifton, R :
MINORCAS: eee

Buff Minoreas, AAA gra
10 hens and rooster, $17.5
H. Ariail, Ashland.

PEACOCKS., PIGHONS, 4
PHEASANTS, QUAIL, ETE,
For quick sale, sacrific
trio Golden pheasants, h
now laying, cock extra fir
bird, $10.00. W. A. Cole,
vannah, 325 Payler Sti. 4

POLISH: 1 trio White Cres
ed Black Polish and 2 Bear
Buff Faced Crested Polish pu
lets, for sale or exc. for 5
cap, Inc., elec. or oil, in perf
cond., also B. W. Quail, $4.00 p:
B. T. Carithers. Nicholson, R

| kisDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE

OR R. [.. REDS): a

Few R. I. Red cockerels. 8
wks, old, from contest winne
$2:00 ea. FOB. C. V. Stanto

Waycross,

400 best grade N. H. Red
wks. old pullets, wt. 2 to 2 3
lb., ea., raiseq right, no cull
$1.00 ea. for quick sale. |
Jno. F. Haynie. Cordele, Rt

Box 103.

7 N. H. Red pullets 5_
old, $10.50: 1 W.-R. :

Express collect.
crates prepaid. Mrs, E. R.
aon Fitzgerald, 209 E. Cypt

15 R. I. Red and 20 W
Rock hens, all 1942 hatch
all laying, $1.25 ea. for quic
sale. Want some Hastings
den Dent or Yellow Pro
corn, L, H. Cousins, Greet
ville. ae
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEE
DUCKS, ETC.. FOR SALE:

Booking order, day olg tu
keys, del. June and July.
ea.; baby guineas, $4.00 for
del, June. - All mail ans, P.
Money Order. Herbert R
fern, Mitchell, Rt. 3,

6 gosling crossed with Bh
Mammoth and Toulouse, 1 m
old, $1.00 ea. Mrs, J. CG.
Winder, Rt. 4. _ ee

20 large White King
cheap; also duck eggs,
doz.; 10 baby ;
Must sell at


NGiacohe or 9 caebite.
E Nes Cuthbert,

1942 | batch: I trio Q
and rooster) White Silkie

chickens, $8.00. E. H.

Waycross. race

urebred Ako yy 610

inorca cockerel, perfect
$2.00. Wallace WwW.

Wil-

KEY GEESE, DUCKS,

S ETC. FOR SALE
B. turkeys, 2 wks. old
4th (B. B. hen carrying
$10.00 if taken before 3
ld; also some others 3
old 5th of June; Also want
urebred B. R. April hatch
d few roosters reason-
Bertha Prophett,





H. Red
State. price and date

( ae 6 wks. old= I
ish feed: other party trans.
White - es or

100 pullets, mixed or
breed. 4 to 6 mos. old Give
nd state if can del. to

. H. Tarpley, Fairburn:

at White Face Black
sh _ baby chicks, at reas-

E - Write. He Dy
Bantam and
*k Minorca chickens. also
ne day old chicks. Write.
Savannah, 315

some

t 12 young Buff Cochin
bred young hens or pullets.
what you have and. price.
il Saint Simons

< Rt ef

some ae Minorea
ms, or their eggs. . State
etc. Dave C. Tait, Stiles-

ES:
Vant exc. 10 N. H. Red 1 yr.
ld, now laying hens for 10

Game hens or pullets. Mrs,
. G. Wiggins, Sandersville.

SGHORNS:
Want 100 W., L. 4 wks. old
ulets, AA or AAA grade, State

Bech: Montgomery.

Capons, any
State number
. M. Stout, Warm

Vant some hens, any breed.

ate age, wt., and price FOR.

red Barber, Atlanta, 3511
st Way, NE,

FOWLS, PHEASANTS,

a to. pur ae some White
pigeons, also the. Red
aux... State what you
mug. price:. Charis D.

ee Aibany 127. No:
pasion Pa

Golden Sought cad
vr. Sebright bantams, also
2 from each named above.
ate price, etc.. W. H. Patter-
. Lawrenceville.
fs. CN. HW SAND RR: T.):
Want i yr. old N. H: or Ref.
pullets, top quality only.
e what you have and price,
. Hall, Atlanta, 295 Wesley
.d Ch. 3886.
RKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
UCKS. ETC. WANTED:
Want to buy 6 turkey poults,

4 oS er 6 wks. old turkeys.
TT fF. Waller. Macon,

hens and
FOB ~ Exp:
I. W. Lew-

guinea
at $1. 00 ea.
e. Write first.





load Buyer,

best offer. Will _ sell

en or cured. Write N.
Pavo, Rt. 2.



| hitch,

Toe.
A 1941 B John Deere tpeeteet

See,

| runners,

row,
Chalmers tractor, in fair cond.,



41 MeCormick. Deering Binder. | F
| 800d cond., for sale or exc. for

Mower and Rake. S. = Broad-
well, Alpharetta. Rt. ;

One 20-32 Belle Se Threst- |

er with self feeder and wind
stacker, perfect cOnd,.-a fF -tk.,
McCormick Binder with tractor
= and 1-2? disc.
plow, all in first class cond.. J.
T. Hays, Hartwelle on Us S:
Hwy. No. 29. :

A 21x33 Case Thresher, com-

pletely rebuilt, $275.00: 8 ft. | tractor on rubber, in good shape

Case Binder, usable _ cond..
$150.00. J. C. Gutter, DeSota.

- John Deere B. model tractor
on rubber, 1 F-12 Farmall on
steel, 2 24 in. Meadow Grist
mill. 2-10: ft--wactor. drawn J.
D. binder, Case Thrash, with
self feeders, Cic., a-5 Gisezed= 1):
Tiller.
ton.

1 used. Allis Chalmers, 60

combine, A-1 cond., $650.00: 1]

used M. M. Combine, 1 yr. old,

first class shape .$350.00:. F-20 |
| Farmall tractor on steel, $373.00

All FOB. J.R. Braswell, Mon-

extra good
No letters. ans.
Whitehead, Ath-

on rubber tires.
shape. for sale.-
See it. L. S:
ens, Hull Rd.

nt ~good see Sears Roebuck
table model Cream Separator,

good cond., $15.00 cash. Mrs. |
somewhere around Bartow or
Oor-4

a SEE Hemphill, Eastman, Rt.
4.

Large garden tecan perieel
| cond.,:
ments, plows,
. farm needs).
00: sell for $375.00. J. N. oe

of

rubber, tires, all attach-
etc.,
Cost over $600.- |

reet, Atjanta, 10 Trust Co.
Ga. Bldg. Wa 2282 (Day. times).

~ One No, 60 Allis Chalmers

| All Crop Harvester, $350.00. W.

H. Hawthorne, Auburn.

Either one of 3 late model
tractors, all on good rubber,
best of shape every way. Come
dont write. Paul. He
Thomas, Greensboro.

| Farmall 30 tractor on steel,
$400.00 cash: 1 cotton press for
1 stand Gin, Ist. class cond.,
$100.00. J. E. Hadden, -Avera.

McCormick-Deering Binder.

in good
G

with tractor hitch,
cond,,- for sale. = Turner
Perkins, Roswell, Rt. 1.

6: ft; Oliver Grainmaster
Combine with auxiliary motor,
needs no repairs, and ready to
go.. F, N. Belk. Trenton.

I Clover sereen No. 15628K
for Jpternational, McCormick-
Deering 6 ft, combine, for saie.
A. LeBron, Montezuma.

A 5 disc tiller, almost new
with 28 in .disc: 1-8 disc tiller
with 26 in, disc. Brandt Mal-
com, Good Hope. 5

Meadows Grist Mill, 20 in.
ready to run, $40.00:
also a 240 cap. Hot Water in-
cubator. $10.00: 1 chicken feed
mill, $7.00. Manuel Bailey.
Washington, Rta:

Secondhand Deering Binder
with practically new sheets,
$50.00. Used some last season.
E. A. Hollis, Reynolds.

New 8 frame hives glass ob-

servation and supers, ready e

insert bees; $6.00 ea. I.
Manley, Atlanta, 166 Flora Ave.,
N. E

DALY International

Riding

cultivator, good cond., new parts.

where needed, $75.00 cash my
place, 12 ee No. Statesboro.
Also 1 set 3% in. boiler flue ex-
panders, $7. 50. Can mail if de-
sired. Exc. for anything can
use. D. C. Mixon, Statesboro.



SECOND. HAND
MACHINERY WANTED

Want a used potato digger in
good cond., for cash, from Fan-
nin or nearby county. Ye,
Thomason, Margret. _

Want Farmall A tractor with
or without. planting and culti-
vating equipment. J. W. Hugh-
es, Atlanta, 457 Piedmont Ave.,
N. E. :

Want a used Corn Binder in
fair cond. Mrs. Henry Mobley,
Chipley.

Want 1 belt hydraulic, also 1
belt Tramper, in good cond.,
for Gin, for cash. J. BE. Chand-
ler, Milledgeville, Rt. 5.

Want a Tiller Disc plow for
large International tractor. F.
C. Davis, Macon, Box 607.

Want Allis Chalmers, model
C tractor, equipped \-ith plant-
ers and cultivator. Best price
for cash. G. V. Balm, Thomas-
ville.

Want 1-H. wagon, in good
cond. State best cash oo
Velder James, Ideal, Rt.

Want to buy dbl. cee iw.
suitable for small Allis
and priced reasonably. WwW. A.
Bell, Lizella. =

tractor.

Hee, Carmichael, Tif--

(all small

Want > buy a good Bower
Chae Mill, in first class shape.
State make and price. Dr. dy

| H.. Douglas, Albany.

- Want a Side Delivery ee
cheap for cash. W. G. Mullinax,
Quitman RE ge)

Want 38

cheapest price: also want. power
hay baler. State how long used,

cond., and price. M. L. Gross, |

Sandersville.
Want model H or M Farmall

wide front wheels preferred.

Woodbine.

Want a 2 or 3 can size elec.
milk cooler for Dairy, also 4,
10 gal. cans, all in- good work-
ing order. State make, how long |.
fused and cash.price. O. C. Bul- |
loch,. Manchester, Rt. 1.

Want 1. cottonseed delinter
to delint pire seed, also 1}.
tractor I. Ce Compost Drill.
| Lott Paull, Wray. :

Want late model t: -actor, cul-
tivators and planters, harrow |
and tiller. Pay cash. J. H.
erett, Parrott, Rt. as ee

Want pressure canner, a to
15 Oke

Ingram, Jr., Coleman.

. Want 1 cream separator.

Terms cash. A, B. seer nG,,

Berryton.
Want 1 buggy in good cond.,

Washington, Jeferson
el Co., H. EO Gross, Bar|
Ow.

Want 1 large pressure can-

ner in good cond. For details

write. Thos. Purse, Jr., ae
aoe 5th St. N. W.

Want for cash, late

\ Ford or John Deere tractor, on

rubber, also late model,- small
| size Combine. Must be in good
cond. Phone collect or write

what you have to offer. Ervin
Spence, Carrollton, Rt. 5, phone.

630-J-1.

INCUBATORS: AND
BROODERS FOR a





500- 1000 chick size Olt burn
er Brower make brooder, used
1 season, good cond., $18.00
shipped collect. W. P. Frank-
lin, Harlem.

1 oil burning Inc., gong: cone.
1 egg cap., used only. few
times, forsale. Mrs. Ruth
Rhodes, Robinson, Rt, 1. |

A 6; deck Browers elec.
ifeeriosatic heat control, dis-
play type brooder, perfect
cond., $100.00; also waterers,
feeders and lot of home-made
equipment. Wade. J. Rhodes,
Madison. :

A 300 chick cap., oil pores
brooder, used 6 wks., $6.00.
Mrs-A.- Ds Smith: Dougtasville,
Rt 2:

INCORATORS AND
BROODERS WANTED

=





Want to buy a good Inc., 500
or 600 egg cap., in good cond.
Billie Cason, Warrenton, Rt. 1.

Want at once, late model
Elec. Inc., 1200 to 2100 cap.
State cash. price. W. J. Burks,
Griffin, Jackson Road.

Want elec, inc., about 100 or
150 ege cap., in good cond. Mrs.

ie

Want incubator, good cond.,
1200 to 12,000 egg cap. Give
price in first letter. J, F. An-
derson, Dalton, ae No. Glen-
wood Ave.

Want an elec. Inc., 50 egg
cap., good cond. State price.
Fred Ayash, Atlanta, 687 Del-
mar Ave., S. HE, Ma 8149.

Want Elec. or gas Inc., 50 to
100 cap.. in good cond, John
Coggins. Atlanta. 350 W. Wes-
ley Road, Ch 3461.

CORN FOR SALE





Hastinges white prolific corn;
2nd yr., 1st class, isolated, se-
lected; = 95c peck; -$3:75-bu.:
Dixie Honey Cane, 1st yr, 2
Tos. 45c: 5 Ibs., $1. 00. Add post-
age to all. A. E. Nix, Gaines-
ville, Rt, 5.

101% lbs. shelled seed pop
CORK, $1 -(p. forlot> or Zhe Ib:
plus postage. Ed Mallett, Chats-
worth, Rt. 2.

Seed corn, Hastings new Yel-
low, prolific,..$1.00 pk. W. H.
Epps, Carnesville, Rt. 1. ;

Hastings pure white prolific
corn, selected, 75c pk., $3.00 bu.
Robert B. Gaston, Jr.,

Greens highly bred 2 ear
prolific seed corn, $1.00 pk.,
$3.00 bu. at Crib; if by mail, add
postage. Nochks. Also 1 lbs..
nice beeswax. Make best cash
price. Geo. L, Green, Tee



Rt. 3. Box 38.

3 gin outfits with press
complete, in: good shape and att |}

State cash price. G. M. Brenner, :

Ley

cap. Give cond., _make |
and price at once. Mrs. Herbert |

grape. vines,

aadet q

Will Shepherd, Meansville, Rt.

Griffin.



8S, AA
grade, ie Ancona. eggs, each
kind, $1.00 per 16. Mrs. L. D.
Miliott, Lavonia, Rt t
Dark Cornish eggs, $1.75 per
15 del. in Ga. also large dark
Cornish cockerel, $3.25.
chks. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

. Purebred White Wyandote
eggs from fine stock, $1.25 per.
setting. Add postage. Mrs. ee
Jones, Lula, Rt. 2.

Broad Breasted M. B. turkey
eggs, $3.50 doz. or exc. for
good field peas; By R., Binglet

Jersey Whi
lected, $1.50.
30. Orders filled. promptly. Mo-
ae M. Landrum, eee

3.

Of 1b) iW. A. Pope, Atlanta,

3844.

Purebred Buff Orbs eggs,

be ret. Miss Ronie Johnson,

Shellman, Rt. ety

oe? MISCELLANEOUS
2 FOR'SALE 2

4


Muscadine vines,
gooseberry, 10c
doz. bushes: sweet shrubs, June
yellow and red plums, black |
haw, 1 to 4 ft., $1.00 doz. Exc.





sacks.
a:

May apuie, Queen. of the
Meaaow. 30c lb.: yellow dock,
20c lb. Exe. for printed sacks.
Mrs. ae Ww. Jackson, Ranger, Rt,

ree

25 <i feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap., 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs,
Electa J. Spier, Thomaston, Rt:
A.

Grub root, blood roots, 40c
doz. plants, or 75c for 1 iby
roots; sassafras, rattle, oe
wood roots or bark, 25 |b.
lbs., $1.00: catnip, Saeed,
peppermint, mullein, 30c doz.
plants.. Mrs. G. C. Hester, Dah-
Jonega, Rt. 1.

Rosemary,
Lemon _ Th yme, Hoarhound,
Basil and others for sale at gar-
Mint, Catnip, Santalena, Sweet
den only. Mrs. TW: Waters,
Atlanta, Brown s NT Road, Ca
6892.

yellow. root,.

goldenrod, 1pe

-| peppermint, "oc: wild cherry.

Lions tongue, Pennyroyal, 30c;
root, 25c; black snake root, 50c.
T. J.-Cochran, Ellijay, Rt 2)

Herbs per pound: . Peppet-
mint, 20c; horsemint, goldenrod,
15c; wild chery, butterfly bush,
25c: Yellow root, 10c lb.: penny-
royal, 30c: Lions Tongue Blood
root, 35c. R. L. Cochran, Eli-
jaye Rie 2.

104: Tbs. mice cigan, goose
feathers (used), $5.00 or 55c lb.:
number white chicken feed and
white cottonseed meal sacks,
100 lb. eap., 10c ea. Not post-
paid. Mrs. e W. Altman, Alma.

Leaf Sage, hand picked, shade
dried, $1:25 lb.; 3 to 5 lb lots,
$1.00 Ib.: ground sage, $2. 00 Ib.
Va Keith. Alvaton.

42 white unwashed feed
sacks, 100 lb: size, $4.00 FOB
or 10ea.-for part. of Jot. C=.J.
Smith, Savannah, 2230 Tenn.
Aven =

35 white guano-sacks washed.
free of holes, 12%c ea., in lots
of 8, or exc. for anything can
use... Add: postage. Mrs. J. F.
McClung, Hiram.

100 Ib. size
sacks, ripped open, bleached,
15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. W.
V. Robbs, Flowery Branch, Rt:
hs ;

Colts foot, Mayapple, sassa-
fras, burdock and Yellow Root,
Cherry .bark, all i15 Jb; .Add
postage. Wayne Cochran, Pis-
gah.

Catnip,~ elecampane, hoar-
hound, feverfew, houseleak, 5e.
Exc, for other herbs; Pumpkin,
citron, squash, Roeckyford can-
taloupe seed, 5c tbls.,
and spearmint, 15c doz.: 50c or
more order postpaid. Mrs. R. I.
Williams. Cumming, Rt. 4.

Elecampane, Yellow, Sassa-
fras roots, -25c Ib.: catnip, pep-

row, horsemint,
doz. bunched: garlie bulbs, 50c
qdoz.; sasparilla root, 50c lb.
Del. 1st and 2nd zone. Miss L.
M. White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,
FOSS).

Mayapple, bearfoot, queen of
the meadow, yellow dock, bir-
dock, yellow root, sassafras, 30c
lb. & Ibs., $1.00; flower seed,
asters, all col. 2 tois:15e:
bachelor buttons, sunflower,
Marigolds, 15c cupful, or exc.
fer peanuts or white - sacks.
Mrs. R. C. Stover, Pisgah.

15 lbs., geese feathers, used,
clean, 50c lb. Cash with order.
Mrs. Mary York, Carnesville.

mullein, 25c



PLANTS, Ww,

No}

Stee Wwe 2S) Pulldrum treated, |
eges, $1.00 per.15, 30 for $1. 85 |
del. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

te Giant eggs, se- |
er 15; Seo for:

Quail eggs, $3: 00. per setting
1343 Northview. Ave. N. EL Ve |

$1.00 per 15 postpaid. Crates to

for. chicken feathers and white.
Mrs. J. Connell, Tooms-

- Herbs. wortiwood. Boiikern=
CA Ayood Rue, Tansy,

Herbs per pound: Horenint t

Shak feed.

garlic.

permint, spearmint, Balm, yar-.



E
Want 2 M., Red Skin

potato plants, de

Will pay cash. P.

Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Want 30 M., pointe
del. State what you hav
price. Will send money
and plants guar. to be re
within 10 days after ord
Order. P. E. Boyd, Canton

Want some . Nigge
potato plants. State pr
L. D. Todd, Danville. Rt. 2

Want 1 dozen Bush or
less sweet potato plants
small, no room for vin
price postpaid at onc
W.. Vickers, Madison.

BEANS AND PEAS
WANTED:

CORRECTION: Wan 3
Cream or white Sugar Cc

jer peas, also the Purple

peas. . Capt. Guy Sutto
Gaines. Want about 8
peas. R. Da Medio

pRt. 2. ;

Want Soy beans aa
peas. State var., aM

VD. Tatum, Palmetto, _

lexerers WANTED:
_cranapple, ;

Want 15 RJ. a pur
Parmenter. str., for set
Se: price postpaid.

. Smith, Douglasville

ee some turkey. eggs,
what you have and price.
Ivus. Brown, Calhoun;

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES: Want some
in modern Hives. s. WV.
Baxley.

Want new crop honey a
ing prices, State wha'
have. S. E. McClendon, T
asville, 403 East Clay St.

Want a small honey extra
for cash. Mrs. A. B. Ha
Berryton. =

Want yellow Bees
amount, also some Dee
leaves, Star grass roo
Grub root or star ro
Conway, Kingston.

ae et

s

Sires -pay - ade

| Schell, Carrollton, Rt 4

Want about 500 Bunch
sweet potato plants,
Quinn, Atlanta, LIZ8:
St. Now: pe
Want 3000 potato plan
Red skin P. -and 1000
Triumph. eae pay $: 00
can ship immediately.
atrone. 2G. LE. Chatiin]
cello, Rt. 1, Box 5

Want 1 M. a,, Nav vo
and old Pees Yellow
sweet potato plants, to b
about May 15th, Quote pri

.

Want 10 M, Bunch pi
tato plants. W. H.
Macon, Rt. 8.

CORN AND eee

Ellington, Jr., Covington, R
SEED WANTED: Bos

Want few bu. seed cow pe
Benj. F. Smith; Leta ao:
Degroat St.

Want some Dill for pick
State price and. numbe a
Richardson, Stockton,

Box 37,

POTATAOES WAN TED

Want few small Yams,
potatoes, for field plan
Bunch var., or yellow P
preferred, Quote per bu.
T. L. Mitchell, Macon:

Want 4 bu. Old fast
Yam. potatoes, (Swee
better keepers). Dont w:
unless you have the gen
variety. Judge J. H. Felk
Monroe.

SACKS WANTED:

Want white or
sacks, 100 Ib. cap., washed
unwashed, Buy from
and. pay 12%e -ene Ft
ones. Mrs. Loemma
Collins. Rt. 1, In care
M. Rose. Ee
SEED WANTED:

Want 5, lbs. ea., Ed Dar
and Sims watermelon s
50 jbs.--Purple Top -
turnip seed, and 30 to 50
PR: Potato plants. V
Goss Mattox, Hogansvill

Want few Ibs. Bush
sed. State price postp
a5 B--Smiths pos

t 2.

Want some Cattail
seed. State price. Mrs. .
Chapman, Hamilton, Rt. |
SYRUP WANTED: =

Want Ga. cane syrup in
10 cans, 1 case Strained
in cans, smoked hog
Quote price packag
press shipment. J.

Stone Mtn., 97









































































































at 00 ea in ist and
d zones. Include Point Stamp..
rs. M. C. Robinson, Bowdon,
ay

Fresh Jersey butter, shipped
an leak- proof ice cream eontain-
ers, 2 Ibs., del., $1.00. Mrs. B.
Ts Thornton, Bowdon, Rt. a



PEANUTS FOR SALE



700 Ibs.
ts machine picked, 7c Ib. J.
. Merritt, Marietta, RG 448;
Cooper Lake Be: :





RM HELP WANTED |

na hire part of fime, 4-R.
on school bus li. and on
oe Would furnish broil-
i _W. W. Smith, Sarines=
er A

christian .
with farm. work.
| and $8.00 week with one
off. weekly. W. C. Powell,
cross. Rt. 1, Box sto

middleas ed woman,
colored. help. with
! ink No milking. Room,
rd and small salary. Small

woman,

Bes ce

fant good man and wite to
in home and do little truck-.
g and gen. farming. Must also
rive Lear and milk cows. he
ie Bugg, Grovetown.

olored. Pay by week or month,
-E. Logan, Winston, Rt. 1.

Want woman, whit or color-

to work and. live in home
help with farm work.
rd and good ~ salary. Mrs.
ly Salter, Bartow. |

Want col. woman not over 40,
farm work. . $4.90 week,
room. Per manant

BH. (RE

Want good man and aes or
1all family, to caretake for
arm, work patches and 5
eres cotton. Good house, wood,
Nv ter, Jand, aot mules. Can
1 . Fuciish - work
I next year Come
ay Nichatls, Sparta, Rt.
anit woman, Gee or color:
Z for farm work, no milkingy
20.00 mo, and board. All let-
a! dy a _Shurling, Glen-

Want. eobd man a work.
farm, help with cattle, hogs,
te? Nice home, room, board
vd laundry. Good pay to right
EGre0. ke White, Saver ety
3. White Bluff Rd.

Want man and wife to tend
farm on 50-50 basis,
Must be sober and reliable, no
lonter. B. ce: Langley, Stone.



Want middleaged man for
n. farm work, some plowing.
om, board, laundry and small
geery. Mrs. W. WW. Edwards,

,ariow.

_ (Want good: man on share
Bp basis. Everything furnish- |
d. Pay extra for care of live-
and | /some other day
Cc: eR. Haves, Chicka-

; middleaged woman,
white or colored, in good health,
for. farm work, poultry, etc. Can
have Sundays off. Private room,
xcellent salary. Ref. required.

Smith, Atlanta,
S. E., Ma

by

a farm labor, entire
am ilies if reliable, steady job

all year At eas hool bus;



han ee work on farm,
2-R.-house, on No..11 Hwy. Au
patches and wood free, also
milk cow rent free. Good sal-
D. Harris, Tfonroe, Rt.





ant panicles: sober man
and wife, no children, to help
n small dairy farm. 2-R. house.
Prefer from Thomas, Grady,
aker or Mitchell Co. Write and
interested, will go seeand ar-
ange salary, etc. Mrs; CW eG,
rd, Camilla.

t exp. poultryman to look
small poultry farm. State
number in family, =
d@ health, in first letter. J.
ngraity, Cordele. i

Want to rent agreed upon
8, 2 pieces of land, to good
ers, 1 near Scottdale, other
O lythe isie.B. 0. Fussell,
Brunswick, or phone Atlanta
pion Ja. 7739.

Want A: forse farmer for war
. 5 A. cotton, 10 A. Bot-
ia land corn, 1 A. peanuts, 1
sweet potatoes. House, fuel,
an, cow. Ration advance.
: See Ss. Ss. Perey,



white Spanish pea- |

to. d
Room,

jen. Mrs. Paul Moras, Shi- |

Want farm hand, white or oy

a MC. L. eos. Ate

| ed, reliable, unencumbered, for

Washington. May 7,
Only a Paltry paragraph or two hearalded the

favors the Hull reciprocal trade program.
At least, that portion of business as represent-
ed by the National Association of Manufacturers
and the United States Chamber of Commerce, made
such an announcement, through representatives
appearing before the House Ways and Means Com-
mittee. The public appearance of the N. A. M.
was made. after its board privately , agreed to re-
verse its policy of three yeets ago with oe little

dissent of members. :

The Susiness experts did not say so, but ap-.
parently: they figured world trade must be dif-'
ferent after the war. Our manufacturing produc- |

armaments- program.

: The machines now used oe weapons can ie
ie changed back to peacetime products much easier
than they were changed to war: Replacement of
one or two parts and tools are all that will be
necessary in many instances, they say, and a better

machine tool industry exists to do the job.
aoe Sate production will have to be sold

"BUSINESS SUPPORTS HULL TRA

news that business has changed its policy and now ~

| products away at the expense ne our. people as

tion capacity has been greatly. Peet by the |























DE TREATI

either in a greatly expanded American marke
_(more people able to have radios, bathtubs, refrig
erators, etc.) or. in a larger foreign market. The
world will have little gold or goods with which te
buy our surplus manufacturing production. 2

It would be very foolish of us to gell thes
extensively on credit through any of-the old o
newly suggested devices. Actually, all we wot
be doing under such arrangements is to give 0



whole.
. As long as we export more than we import, Ww
| will naturally accumulate world debts which can
not be paid, or gold which is. of doubtful value. We
a have too much of both. ee
This line of reasoning has brought the
ness people here around to the idea that 50 D
cent reductions of our tariffs, as provided in
- Hull program, may help our selling. The old f
of cheap foreign labor and foreign underselli
_ appears to have diminished. |
And, inasmuch as labor has joined in appr
through- A. F. of L.s Bill Green, it looks like |
Hull has gathered unexpected support.







The Washington Attitude toward farmers these
days is not new, nor unexpected to those familiar
with the operation of certain types of minds.

sistently supports the New Deal is Jay Franklin. Un-'
der his full name, which is John Franklin Carter, Jr.
he served from 1934 to 1936 in the office of the then
Under-secretrary of Agriculture, Rexford G. Tug-
well. Two years previously (1932) he published a
book called What We are About to Receive. A
passage in that book: will, interest | farmers who are

puzzled over some of their present treatment. I quote:
The. farmer has arrogated to himself all virtue and)

all knowledge; he has voted against. progress, against

| civilization, against the city, against science, against

art. He has made and: unmade presidents in the im-

exhaust our treasury if given half a chance. He is the
political stability. Sooner or later, we shall discover
as England discovered, as Soviet Russia TCO VCR

Plan StenstoStab

| OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION
OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

The Office of Price Administration and the War
Food Administration announced jointly today that a
series of steps will be taken to stabilize the price of

cotton.

the calling of CCC loans on long staple cotton and im-
mediate steps to formulate a permanent maximum
price regulation for raw cotton.

The following program has been worked out by)
the Office of Price Administration and = War Food
Administration : 2 9

1. The Commodity Credit Corpor ation will offer.
for gale its stocks of cotton at prices which, when ad-

justed for location differentials, correspond to those |
Co allie on April 7, the day before the issuance of
the Presidents hold- the- line. order. On April 7 the

FARM HELP WANTED FARM mer WANTED



Want good 1 horse cropper, |
on halves. 12 A. cotton, 8 A.,
corn; also hoe crop. 1-3 of cot-
ton to. anyone who will pay 1-3
fertilizer, and hoe and gather |
cotton (made 10 bales last Vr)5
already planted. 3-R. house,
garden, pasture, wood, fur-
nished. Elbert Cain,
Rt.

Want woman, white or color-

work on small farm; milk d.
cow, garden and other gen,
farm work. Home and salary.
Mrs. R. R. McCurley, Atlanta,
2542 Bankhead Highway, N.
W., Ja. 5434 (Day Time).

Want single man or couple to
live on place and_ attend to
chickens, garden and shrubberv
and other light work. Mrs. Geo.
H. Bell, Decatur, Rt. 1, sider
bia Dr., Cr. 4495. .

Want elderly man or woman,
prefer woman, or couple, to}
stay in home and help with
light farming, pigs, chickens,
small garden, etc. All extra
work have time for to be found
in neighborhood. Mrs. John D.,
Whitley, Jonesboro, Rt. 1, @

1 Want calipie to look. after
farm for older couple, poultry,
general farm work, etc. Nice
room furnished in home and
monthly salary. Must be sober
and agreeable. Rev. C. A. Jack-
son, Nashville.

Want = settled, middleaged
man to look after garden, sad-
dle horses, chickens and other

Kin Atlanta,





a So, piesbore):.



tie 2019.

"2
ee peti i Sh
S = ah is $s seats



Nhat Jay Franklin Thinks of Farme

Well

| known now as a newspaper columnist who quite con-)
|The American farmer as a eT met is

age of Main Street, he has exhausted our soil as he will)

great obstacle to human progress, the great threat to)

available the Commodity Credit Corporation will

This action, taken with the. approval of Eco-.
nomic Stabilization Director James F, Byrnes, pro-.
vides for sales of Commodity Credit Corporation stocks
at a price of 21.38 for Middling 15-16 inch cotton, for

Hoschton, |

Jight farm jobs. AL 4 Lamp- |
234 Rumson Rd. +)D. Frisbee, Atlanta, 1050 Mur-





















































that the pagan, the landed proprietor, the kulak,

simply | so much mud on the path of progress ane mu
be swept aside if society is to advance.

-'Phese are harsh words but they are justifi

ad
CO

danger to our civilization . pe ee

Some day, some ise or some party anil
compelled to rouse the people against the farmer
crush him as an obstacle to the national welfare, a:
has been crushed in every nation and age which.
experienced his predominance. The fact that i
good politics now to help the farmer is going to mal
it better politics in the future to injure him. It |
shame that he cannot be changed by less drastic m
ods, but he has taken to polities, and the proble
Farm Relief will become, not how shall we relieve the
Farmer, but who shall relieve. us of the Farmers?

on POM.LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture

ilize Cotton Price

10- market average for 1b- 16 men Middling was 21.

cents.
2;



_For the purpose of mniciiy additio#al: cot

loans on qualities of cotton now held under lone nee
ed ee meet current reqirements.
Immediate steps will be taken. 6" prepare
cae price regulation for raw cotton to suppl
ment when necessary the ceilings established by th
sales of Commodity Credit cotton. :
Conferences will be held with representatives

the various branches of the industry for the purpo
working out*the mechanics of this regulation and
ranging for the most effective utilization of exist
supplies of cotton, particularly scarce qualities: of
ton.



in fe
-

4. If, prior to the completion of the. permanent
regulation, the prices of raw cotton exceed the gener
ceiling levels at which CCC stocks are being mac
available a temporary maximum price cening will

issued. pos

POSITIONS WANTED

~

FARM HELP WANTED |

Want job raising chickens
50-50 basis, or on a perce
age. Good location. Close

Want piisirt it ciieent ae
an, or man and wife, colored,
for farm work. Room, board

and salary. *phone Ma. 2079. J. 'Highway. Need job. See

| M. Ketcheried, Conley. Rt. a. |write if interested, at onc

er ee Miss Dollie Maud Walker, De
/lonega.

POSITIONS: OV ANTED

Want job on either: Triick
Poultry farm. Self and
onlv. both middleaged. Hou
wood, water, transportation
be furnished. Wages. Excelle n
references. | Experienced.
once. Prefer not over 25 mi. At

Want to contact good dairy Se Pane mie cera

or other party who will furnish
40 to 150 acres good bottom Tee oo 331 Cent

land for the purpose of grow- te
ing roasting ear corn. Consider Want job as farmer. 12
giving all stalks or silage in| exp., farming, cattle and lab
| exchange for use of land or{42 yrs. old, good health,
other basis. Write or wire. W.| and 5 children. Let me he

once. W. C. Si Orne
Ra. 6189. tville, Rt. 1. a os

i Hee yok : : Sek a
oy



Elderly man wants job rais-
ing and tending to poultry and
other light work around farm,
for board, room, laundry and
salary. W. O. Battle, Louisville.





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