Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1942 November 4

DEPARTMENT 9 (4%) AGRICULTURE
TOM LINDER 27 COMMISSIONER |

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1942.



Farmer s Four Sons and His Peanut

rior to the beginning of-the war the production of peanuts,

i

eans and cotton seed had been reduced in the United States FOUR SENAT DHIC TN ONT / CADM
er to provide a market here for the cocoanut oil and palm ; E BILLS T0 OUTLAW FARM
from the East Indies and the Philippine Islands. CM a eg Pe
The plan pursued in making the United States a- market ; OWNERS AND FARM OPERATORS Pe
il from across the world was that the United States De- Paiva? FANE ED es BAA Ee
ent of Agriculture gave quotas to the farmers and told ee pre ee ee e

farmer how much peanuts, how much,soy beans, and how | pee: ; pees . Sls ay ca eae
cotton he could plant. ee | EDITORIALBy Tom Linder |
When the war stopped the importation of oil the govern- ; C ae
called on the farmers to plant additional peanuts for oil.
The farmers responded nobly and substantially doubled
rcrop of peanuts in one year. ss, =
At the time the government asked the farmers to increase
peanut crop the farmers were not told that they would

to take fifty or sixty dollars a ton less for the peanuts 1 de
hich the government asked them to plant than would be paid tional Labor Relations Act to cover farm labor where as many
uota peanuts. Oe = - 7 as four hands are employed at any one time in twelve months.

The price of quota peanuts has been fixed about fifty dol- Senate Bill number 2861 proposes to extend fair Labo:

a ton higher than the price of non-quota peanuts. - Standards Act to cover these employees. Pee:

The following letter from Mr. 8. S. Elder illustrates very, : Senate Bill number 2862 proposes to regulate private
oe Continued on Page Two) employment agencies dealing with agricultural labor,
: a = Senate Bill number 2863 proposes to create an Agricultura
PECAN AUCTIONS AT VIDALIA De, Continued on Page Two Ba ee
- Pecan sales opened strong at Georgia Pecan Auctions : a ze ;
4t_ Vidalia, all grades selling from thirty to forty per cent See: :
bove last seasons opening prices. Schleys brought 21 to ee 7 NO Til CE 4 Ag
2c, Stuarts 1614, Vardemons 14c to 1514c, Pabsts 15 to ~The Georgia Market Bulletin belongs to the farmers. |
6c; seedlings were in heavy demand at 14c to 14%%c. of the state. It is paid for entirely by the farmers and does
Twenty-five thousand pounds were included in the |. not cost any other taxpayer a nickel. | Se
irst days sales. Shortness of imported nut meats, ration- ri) See ee Boe =









Senators LaFollette of Wisconsin and Thomas of Utah,
have introduced five bills in the United States Senate, numbers
.2860 to .2864 inclusive, that will outlaw the farmers of this
nation. Ree oe ee i
Senate Bill number 2860 provides for extending the N:











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Cex

ng and higher income were sighted as cause of advance ~

in value.

~ Auction sales are held in Vidalia each Tuesday.







Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
October 30, 1942

eans (Lima), bulk, per bu. _.

Atlanta
$1.50-$1.80



ans (Snap), per bu. hprs.

1.75- 2,00
2 225- @ 50



lards, per doz. bunches

"40- .50









fustard Greens, per bu. hprs. -

3(D= 115



eas (Field), bulk, per bu.

.50- 1.25



ppers, per bu. hprs. ees
Wash, per bu; hprs. 2

eet Potatoes, bulk, per bu. ._._-___-_-- oe
ips (Bunched), per doz. bunches ----- as

ip Salad, per bu. hprs. .......--



ARKET REPORT

Following are quotations by wholesale deale

ted are for Georgia Grade A eggs only.

igs, Large, White, Grace A, Doz. __.
s, Medium, Grade A, Doz.
s, Small. Grade A, Doz. see

_ .50- 2.50
.50- 1.00

35 60



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

oe October 30, 1942 Per CWT
Octobr 22Valdosta

October 26Sylvester _
October 27Macon
October 28Albany .
October. 28Vidalia
Cctober 27Arlington-













October 22Valdosta _ 3 _ $10.00-$11.20
October 26Sylvester E see 11.00- 12.10







October 28Albany 11.00- 12.4
October 28Vidalia ee ss = 13.50









October 27Macon =, 11,00-' 13,00 &





October 27Arlington : : =11.00







OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

rs in Atlanta and other cities (FOB. points mentioned) as furnished by the State Bureau of Markets. Pric :

Grades B and C and Current

Atlanta !



ns, Col., 44% Ibs., s.



ms, Leghorn, lb. __















ons, ib.



iy bulter, best table, Ib. |

Receipts (yard run) are,quoted by wholesalers from 2c to 5c per dozen below the

October 30, 1942. . Always subject to variation.

INDEX a



Augusta

Incubators and Brooders For Sale. 2
Incubators and Brooders Wanted...2
Second Hand Machinery For Sale_2
Second Hand Machinery Wanted_<
Flowers and Seed For Sale

Flowers and Seed Wanted...

Seed For Sale eee

Corn and Seed Corn For Sale

Plants For Sale

Pecan and Other Fruit. Trees
Peanuts and Pecans For Sale

Grain and Hay For Sale

Honey Bees and Bee Supplies

CRP Oe De as Beeb aren





id peas, mixed, bu.
id peas, not mixed, bu.





r Corn (80 !bs. to bu.), bu.

F106



elled corn, bu.

1.20





ts, ; bu. esi ae Ne ieee t ha enh Ren ea

710



ee fu ee
eet potatoes, Per 100 lbs.
bbage, (Green), Per 100 lbs.
bbage, (White), Per 100 lbs.
yy. No. 1, Peavine, per ton ________
7, No, 1, Peanut, per ton -__>____
anish peanuts, No.1, Ton, _
(Del. Shelling Plant) _____
onseed (Prime)
lots FOB Shipping Point) ________
onseed meal, 8 per cent ____.
tonseed meal, 7 per cent _________
anut meal, 45 per cent ______-__-_



1.10
- 2,00

Fruit and Butter For Sale

Potatoes and Vegetables For Sale_6

Eggs For Sale

Miscellaneous For Sale

Miscellaneous Wanted

Cattle For Sale

Hogs For Sale ,

~ | Horses and Mules For Sale

16.00-18.00 | Rabbits and Cavies For Sale_______7

8.00-10.00 | Sheep and Goats For Sale_
Livestock Wanted :



Poultry For Sale
-Poultry Wanted
Special Notices



Positions Wanted







Farm Help Wanted





































































a Address all items. for ee and. a ee to Be put
on the mailing list and for change of address to STATE BUREAU
OF MARKETS, 922 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta.



ses Notices of farm produce and appurtenances gdmisaable under
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-
: peated only when request is accompanied py new copy of notice



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



_ Under Legislative Act the Genter Market Bulletin does not
assume any responsibility for any notice a Peariig in sue
Bulletin 2
-sss&Publishea Weekly at
114-122 Pace St... Covington. Ga.
By Department cf Agriculture
Tom Linder. Commissioner

_ Executive Office. State Capitol,
: Atlonta Ga
Publication Office
4114-212 Pace St.. Covington. Ga.
Editorial! and Executive Offices
State Capitol Atlanta. Ga.

x Notify on FORM 3578Bureau o
Market, 222 State Capitol,
Atlanta. Ga.







Entered a8 second class matter
sugust 1. 1937 at the Post Office
at Covington. Georgia. under Act
of June 6. 1900. Accepted . for
: peatling at special rate of postage
provided fer in Section 1103, Act
of Ustober 8. 1917, /

OM LINDER

Four Senate Bills To Outlaw Farm
Owners and Farm Operators

(Continued from Page One)

Wages Board to fix wages of Jabor used in producing
commodities to be hauled in interstate commerce
each of these board os to recunye: $10,000 per
vear. |

Senate Bill number 2864 otic for placing
No one can find fault with any sincere desire
nd effort on the part of anyone to see that farm
bor is paid a living price.

The present status of those who work for wages

the farms to seek more lucrative employment in the
ties and in government plants.

Anyone whose heart contains the milk of human
mdness and who believes in the principles of the
Iden rule and\brotherly love will be moved to
mpassion if he will but live for a few days among

d hands on the farms of this country.

It is ridiculous to suppose that the lot of hired
on the farm can be substantially improved so
as prices paid the farm owner and farm oper-

cognite the cost of labor as being fundamentally
part of the cost of production.
: .. bills entirely overlook the fact uae the

What is worse, these bills Sveridok the fact t that
farm families constitute their own labor.

If the price which the farm owner and farm
ator can pay under present prices of farm crops

ongest argument on earth to show that farm fam-
s that constitute their own labor are not receiving
a living price for their crops.

Tf the farms of America are to produce the food
and fiber for winning this war it is going to be neces-
ry for our lawmakers, our President, and our ad-
1inistrative officers, to recognize these fundamental]

If Senators LaFollette and Thomas would join
with the farm Senators and Congre smen who are

gould really accomplish something warsiwhile:

ra

neome of the farms on which they work.
_. Does any sane man believe that.a farmer can

and sell peanuts at $80.00 per ton?

Ts there one informed man in the United States
o believes that a farmer can operate under the
aoe of the ce wey of Labor and sell wheat for

TOM LINDER,
Conasionet. = Agriculture. ee



: these farm workers under the Social Security Act, ete.

The present condition of avi help is deplorable. :

on the farm is the primary cause of millions. leaving

people who furnish the musle and the sweat as |

a all industrial Zoe the government re-
; Pans,

1 son, Cost. $37.00; ?
Sears. never used, for sale for

nes not enable farm hired hands to live, this is the}

Tf they are sincere in their effort to help those
o work on the farms, let them try to help the

y with the requirements of the Wage and Hour | pe 3.

chicks to 3 lb. size every 10
wks. old, good as new, oe 00.



PEANUT CROP

(Continued from Page a

forcibly the great hardship that is being worked on
the growers of non-quota peanuts under this arrange-
ment. You will note from the last paragraph in Mr.
Elders letter that he has four sons in the armed
forces of the United States. There can, therefore, be
no question of Mr. Elders patriotism.

There can be no question of his willingness to
work his fingers to the bone to produce food for the
men in our armed forces.

There can be ho question of his desire for the
production of guns and ships and supplies.

Mr. Elder is simply reporting the hard circum-
stances that he finds himself placed under. Here is
Mr. Elders letter:
Mayfield, Ga.

; Oet. 24, 1942.
Mr. Tom Linder,
Atlanta, Ga.

po par Sit:

Please see if anything can be done -
about the price of peanuts. I notice No. 1
delivered at the plants $135.00 per ton. 1
planted 3 acres this year and thought that
the understanding was that I, and every
one else, would get whatever the market
price was this fall, above $80.00 per ton, as.
the government would guarantee that.

Now it seems some get $80.00 to
$86.00 per ton and others get the market
price of $135.00, or whatever it might be.
Now suppose the market price was $80.00
per tonwhat would we goats get, and who
gets the difference from $80.00 to aide 00
per ton.

Now I have 4 sons in the army, navy
and marines, and I wish to do my part in
everything possible. But, such dealing as
this does not spell democracy to me, and I
am appealing to you to we to do something
about it.

Maybe I should have sent this to Mr.
Wicked. I will call him that until there
is something done about it.
ee eis respectfully,

s = elened): SS. 8- ELDER.
Coin pared with present industrial prices, the
informed thinking person knows it.
The last world war sent peanuts to more than
two hundred dollars per ton, and we had no such
labor shortage then as we have now.

~ LOM LINDER,
Commissionr of. Agriculture.

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: _ INCUBATORS AND
BROODFRS FOR SALE

INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS FOR SALE

peewee Been tky

He |

3 home-made 3 deck finish=
ing batteries with galv. Drop
Water and Feed Pans,
810.00 ea. F. C. Gunekel, At- |
lanta, Pitts Rd., Rt. 4, Box 147
- 2 elec, brooders, Cyclone,

500 chick\cap. ea. used jast sea-
sell, $25.00;

K.

800 eap. Wishbcite Ineu-
bator, cheap;- 50-100 lb. cap.
feed sacks, as. emptied, 8c ea.;
also want a 2 row Cotton Dust-
er in good cond. S. D. Har-
rison, Kathleen.



INCUBATORS AND
eee. WANTED

cost ($21. 00). Come after. can-
not ship. Hugh Bowling, Lex-
ington.

Sears-Roebuck oil incubator.
500 ege cap., almost new, cost
$35.00: sell for $20.00. Bed.
Long. Leesburg.

150 cap. Sears Roebuck Oi
Brooder (new fuel lines) for
sale, $6.00. Miss Roper ty Me-
Collum, Grantville.

A 350 cap. oil Buckeye Inc.,
used 1 season. Will sacrifice.
John C. oe: Jr:, LaFayette,
Be 3:

A 200 egg cap. Chas. Cypress
ae nearly new, $10.00. Ar-
thur Owen, Barnesville.

3 deck Batiery elec. brooder,
perfect cond., used 1 season.
Heat control. $16.50 postage
paid. Mrs; J.-B... Arldge,
Pulaski. Serer et

1 oil burning Ine., Super
Hatcher, used 3 times, A-
1 cond., 360 egg cap., $20.00
FOR... J. W.' paige Baxley,



Want_a hot water oil pucker
100 or 200 per week cap., bat-
| tery brooder, in good cond. for
cash. A. J. Shropshire, Sum-
merville, Rt. 4.

Want a Defiance 3 deck
chicken raising plant. State
price, etc, R. L. Baird, Macon,
713 Montpelier Ave.

-Want 100 per week Broiler
outfit. Describe fully. quote
lowest cash, where located. R.
A. Caldwell, Boston, Rt. 2.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALF



Correction: Farm bell, $5.00
or exc. for value in chickens:
L. M. White, White, Ga., Rt. 1,

1 Cream Separator, good
cond., easily worked, $25. 60 or
exc. for 25 bus corn. Mrs. &,
O. Crabb, Harrison.

1 Weeder, 1 stalk cutter, 2
small turners, a 2 h. wagon, 1

500 chick eap. Jamesway
Drum .Type oil stove brooder,
in good eond., cheap for cash.

ae EA. Childres, Reynolds, spring tooth harrow, Interna-

tional planter, for sale, 2 mi.

Giant size Sol Hot brooder | No. Perry, Highway No. 41

heaters, oil burning, $5.00 ea.,; (name on mail box). W.-:S.
ee peer nai size,.| Peek, Perry.

3.00. Mrs. Don Donaldson, De- :
? 1 David Bradley corn and
>jeatur, De 2405. cotton planter, also David

A 4 deck Farm-Master fin->

Bradley 6 disc harrow for 1 or
ishing brooder, breods 200

2 horse, both good eond., for
sale. Can be seen at 3490
Eagan Ave., Egan Park. T. W.





ee

Be AaNG Collins, Martin,

(Bagwell, College Park, Rt. 2.



aA

We dnesday, Novembr

INA FARMER'S. FOUR SONS AND HIS

$135. 00 a ton for peanuts is dirt cheap and every |

| Thompson, Warthen.

mer mill, good shape


















































































SECOND oa
MACHINERY F OR

oS

1 pr. almost new
scales, used 1 seasot
h. Chattanooga 61 tu
$3.50; 1 Blackhawk c
er, $3.00. Or exc. fo
breed or Brown Legh
hens not over a4 Glide.
chgs. Write. Le a
Statesboro, 233 InStftute

Fairbanks-Morse

farm equipment, als
stanchions with dividers
daity equipment.. Wri
Barnett, Sharon:

j] h. wagon 4 ste
works good (needs s
pair), $10.00: No. 10
turn plow, in good r
00: 1 International Rid
Prater (needs 1 axle).
er farm equipment for
cash at my barn. J. Ww
Summit, Rt. 1.

15"h. boiler guitenle
used for canning plant
er farm uses. ee :

Carralltdn.. =
1 No. 3 Farm Bel
exchange. R. B. Young
ville, Rt. 1.
Farm dinner bell,
paid in Ga.- Tester

Danielsville, Rt. 3.

Large 20 in. in die.
cane mill, perfect co
FOB. H. M. Crafton,

My entire farm
consisting of tracto:
binder, harrow, mowe
plows, all operated by
3 mules, 2 h. wag
tools and equipmen
Ethridge, Milner.

plow, grain drill, jor.
x W. Robinson, Am
> Ghurh St. =

McCormick 2 un
new cond., for sale. J,
Folkston.

8 ft.12 dise: hak a
ing arill, tractor hite
used on 200 acrs,
several years, $50. 00.
gart, Nashville.

Fordson tractor, go
used all spring, $65.00;
want small Farmall,

good cond., Be
price, J; MT. Rickman
stock.

Farmall F12. tyatto yr,
ber with complete

class cond., $650
Tygart, Nashville.

- John Deere H, g00
and power lift eultivato
j season; $700.00; All
mers 40 combine, g y
used 2 seasons, $40 00,
letters answered. 3

for sale.
Donough, Rt. 3.

300 gal., Bean Triple:
and Pecan Spray _
mounted on fubber w
take-off. drive, good con
cently completely rebuilt,
00. L. P. Singleton, F
ley, Rt. 32: ;

1 Sugar Mill,
bed, good. cond.
Mrs. Epsie Beasley, Sz
19 E. Duffy St.

1 No. 32 Economy King
arator, $55.00; 1 Compost
$15.00; 1 Riding See
$40.00. All in fair
cond. Exe. any or all
shoats, mith cow.
/Mrs. G. W. Sammons, Se
Rt. 3.

1 Allis-Chaimers W
cultivators and _ plante
rubber: 1 John Dere
tor on rubber with



aa

press. eo cond., se
Newsom, Sandersville,

McCormick-Deering
complete, for sale or.
Farmall or other smal
Suitable for farm use.
ard P. Harmon. Unadill

McCormick-Deering
model 10-20. Solid
tires, good cond., bar
$150.00. H. C. Foster,
Rt. 2, Wesley ee

Oliver harrow, 1-14
Single action, new ):
$25.00 or trade as part pa
on small hammer m
hammer mill to pull
Farmall A tractor.
per, Macon, Rt. 3.

lL He..C.. horse: pb
baler, 1 Hoosier grain
tilizer drill, cheap for
farm, 10 mi. North
bridge on west
River. Robert D.
eee j





. Bae De pariect
15.00. ey FOUne
360 Washington St.,

potonal mule see

ve C4040
se tractor with culti-
as Supls Also 1

He
T. Lewis. Elko.

42 Chattanooga turn
dbl. tree, $12.00; 1,
n, needs some re-
12.00. Wi il] trade for
can use, W. L. Googe,

B

wagon front wheels
$20.00 or exc. for
i hand 1 horse wagon.
* _ Wm. Hutcheson,

new canvas aprons
rawn, 8 ft. McCor-
Deering Binder, 1 high
n Bosh magneto for sale:
rade good 900 Ib. mere
heavy work made: W.
jameson, DeSota.

a ordson tractor, run-
od, with all kinds of re-
B gear, wheels,
da. tpeting wheel. Come

hi: . Mess:

Se beef type pre-
WwW. ie Dougherty, Am-

3

ipl te oe and culti-
y attachments for Model
_ John Deere tractor, for

GC, Huguley, Griffin,

0 sin: Meadors corn mill
hole sheller $100.00, or

anything can use. G.
iams. Covington, Rt. 2,
o James Dobbs.

woos

SECOND HAND
NERY WANTED



ant pressure soko 7 is
ap., good cond. N. C.
Albany, Bt. 4 Box

ant a 1930-35 model Ford_

tractor with plow and har-
QO, B. Taylor, Atlanta,
rdon Road.

t good,used hand corn
State price.

ae 2 hy: wagon arid: a. 270:
neoga 44 turning plow,

a ne Ada ae
He, Rt. :

an Sie Dest taser B
r small Farmall tractor

planter and cultivaters,

Write.
N ewnan,

ble for cash.
- MM ee

it a. vised Bas. eng., size
eas Ain good running
to be- used on farm, in
ork, cheap for cash. Ee
apman, Canton, Rt. 4.

for cash planters and
itors for Case S. C. trac-
Hl Albany, 417
dence Ave. :
t scales ( wagon or truck
in good cond., not less
ne Can. accurate- and
mi. Griffin. BK,

riffin, Box 364.

se

t farm wagon scales.

| B. Daniel, Dexter, Rt..

t Athens
ith Ford-

State age, condition and
J. W. Cole; Parrott.

Dise plow for

nt iron frame and foot}

Seay guano distributor for
irs, cash.or exc. Geo. W.
son, Fayetteville, Rt. 2../

int 1-10 to 20 H. P. electric
rand <1 hammer: mill.
price, size, condition. Also

man tractor with cult.,

s plow, cutaway harrow

ee ae all in good con-
1941: model for sale,

H. L. Howard, Rut-

u pay cash for used 1 or
wagon. Good_ rake for
or or horses. Good used
ler. C. D. Corley, At-

25. Peters St. Phone
4137.

a Hay Rake, in_good
John Deere or. Oliver
red. . Write what you
state cond., and pe.
ittman, en Rt

}and reasonable.

>. Ave.

| Deere model A_ tractor,
Mes. F
h Avondale Estate, Box |

erguson Trac-.

MACHINERY w. NTED 1 A

x

Want. a used Bic harrow that
can be used with tractor. Must

be bargain. Write. He 2c:
Boardman, Martinez, Rt. qe

Want a
tilizer attachment to use with
H Farmall tractor, 8 or 10 ft.
new. drill preferred, but will
accept used one, in good cond.

C. G. Studstill; Eastman, Rt. 1.

Want good, second hand
Grain Drill, mowing machine,
rake, planter, fertilizer distrib -
utor, all for Ford Fergerson
1941 traetor. State cond.. age,
price, location first letter. Tren-
ton Tunnell, Atlanta, 340
Peachtree Bottle Ave.

Want to buy for cash a good,
used or new 2-horse wagon. W.
H. Adams, Madison.

Want for cash, late model
John Deere tractor, model H,
in good cond., no junk. W. C.
Evans, Milledgeville, Rt. 5;

Want 1 John Deere tractor,
1 Farmall tractor or some other
good moke, not worn out. (nre-
fer .with starter and lights),
also 2a cultivators and plant-
oe esErs Leverett, Parrott, Rt.

+ % \
Want at nies a Fordson
tractor, in good running order

lins, Colege Park, 220 Lyle

_ Want 2 International Walk-
ing Cultivators, used 1 yr., in
-sood cond. at reasonable price,
W. R. Peterson, Vidalia. Rt. 2.

Want 1 good 3 roller cane
mill, 2h. p. and in good cond,
for cash. Prefer a Chattanooga.
M. A. Johnson, Faceville.

Want tractor drawn Grain

Drill and Fertilizer distributor,
in good cond., reasonably priced
on eash: basis. Wyamn Wa'ker,
Forsyth, P. O. Box 43,

Want manure Sunt in
good cond., also good 2 disc
tractor plow. H. S. Walker,
Macon, Box 349 Turpin St.

Want small power orchard
spray, in good. cond. State
price. Ho RF; Entrekin,
men; Rt. 1.

Want 1 large Farmall ee

tor with large harrow. in No.
1 cond., for best cash price. H.
E, Bowman, Buford, Rt. 2.

Want old fashioned Grist mill
complete. Calvin McGahee,
Dearing. 1

Wani 2 row cultivator planter
with attachments for John
aiso
power driven mowing machine
and .1 h. 9 ft, hay rake, for
eash. Guy Arthur, Toccoa.

Want 1 or 2 rear wheels with
narrow tread for regular trac-
ter, or could use the hubs; also
have for sale, I. H. C. Riding
Cultivator, good running cond..
also Stover cutter. W. H. Ivey,
Milledgeville, Rt. 1, Box 8.

Want horse drawn mowing
machine in good cond., in vi-
cinity of Griffin, also hay baler,
A. G. elds, Atlanta, 496 W.
Ontario St., MN.

Want pressure canner. eee
quart -eap.,--eond:, and. price.
Mrs. Sam Smith, Austel!, Rt. 2,
Box. 90.

Want 1 horse wagon in good
cond., at reasonable price. Maj-
or Crow, Cumming, Rt, Ly

Want a 2 h. mower and rake,
2 h.. eultivator, McCormick-
Deering or Avery make, 5 or
6 h. p. gas. eng., with magneto,
Fairbanks- Morse or Witte
make, in good cond., cheap for
cash.. within 35 or 40 mi. Gib-
son. W. C. Brassell, Gibson.

Want power-Cane Mill with
copper pan or 100 gal. boiler.
EB. Dean, Jr, Odum.

Want good second-hand farm
tractor. State cond., and price
in reply. P. W. Wallace, Au-
stell, Rt. 1.

An oe General tractor, or
any make with equal h. p. or
more with farm equipment, in
good shape and_ reasonably
priced, for cash, J. R, Adams,
Camilla. Phone Camilla 3951.

Want a pulley for John Deere
tractor, model L, also have for
sale, i% crops second-hand
turpentine cups flat bottom. C.
N. Hayman, Townsend.

Want 30 h. p. Hammer Mill.
State make; cond., and price,
also. a small shuck. sheller.
Tatum Neill, Woodbury, Rt. 1.

Want tractor, Cuttaway har-
row and Tiller in good shape,
fo or J. N. Young, Stock-

eash



Brien. Rt. ds

a grain drill with fer- |

Bree ganton.





Want 1 set platfor
seales, good conditign. Cash |
transaction, Advise. SF. a
ogee Fitzgerald, 209 =: Grant

Want a Aisa ene plow,

which can also be used with 1
dise., standard make, cheap for
cash. nearby. J. N: Barrett,
Dunwoody.

Want a pressure cooker for

home use. Would like to have

12 qt. size or 7 qt. size, or couid
use a larger or smaller one.

Write price, make and size in|

ist letter. H. G. Holland, Tem-

ple. /R. 1.



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Mtn, Laurel, white and
Spruce pine, rhododendrons,
white dogwood, pink crabapple,
sweet shrubs, indian arrow, 70c
doz.: ,All col. blooming azaleas,



| 45e doz. Add DOFLERS: Mrs. J.

B.\ Fairst, Hilijay, R:
Mixed col. azaleas,

, Box 113
iris, pur-

ple and white, '40c doz.: Hem-

lock, white Eng. dogwood, hi-
biscus, deep red, 10c ea.: Dbi.
yellow Japonicas, white purple,
pink altheas, 3, 25e. Add post-
ase. Mrs. Maud Farist, Ellijay,

George Mul-| BR.

Heavy field grown poxwood,
4-6 in., $1.00 doz; blooming

size gardenias, 2, $1.00: Crepe.

myrtle, watermelon red, white
and lavender, 2-3 ft., 2. 00 doz.;
Red Cydonica japonica, 2-3 ft.,

5, $1.00: Nice nandina, abelia,

1-2 ft., 30c. ea. Canna bulbs,
$10.00 M.

Greenville.

Rhododendrons, sive: red
buds, erabapples, dogwood, 8
col. azaleas, wild hydrangea,
white pines, cherokee roses,
pussy willow, $1.00 doz. An-
emones, 50, $1.00. Mrs.- Vesta
Wilson, Morganton.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
3 col. azaleas, holly, coralberry,
white pine,
crabapple, red maple, redbuds,
poplar, pussy willow, 8-5 ft.,
for sale. Postpaid. Well rooted.
Mrs. Lucille Mijihelion, Mor-

Darwin, Harlem a. bulbs,
long stem, large, rich deep vel-
vety red flowers, 75c doz. del.;
4 doz del., $2.00. P. O. money
order. Mrs, ide. <1. Prickett,
Maysville, 2 2.

Red and white dogwoods, Mt.
Laurels, azaleas, holly bushes,
white pine, crabapple, hemlock
2-3 ft., well rooted, $1.00 doz.;
Trailing Arbutus, galax, hearts
ease, 25c doz. T. J. Davis, Min-
eral Bluff.

Azaleas, 45c doz.; purple
German iris, golden globe, 385e
doz.. White Spirea, almond,
Rhododendrons, 25c doz.; Dbl.
red and yellow iris, 20e ea.

Large red chrysanthemums 20 |

ea. Well rooted, add postage.
Mrs. B. T. Evans, Talona. or.

Purple and yellow iris, 45c
doz.: dbl. red, yellow japonicas,
pink almonds, 20c ea.; Day
lilies, 80c doz.; All col. azaleas,
45 doz. All well rooted. Add
postage. Mrs. L. M. Teague,
Talona.

- Azaleas, mtn. acre
white dogwood, hol bush,
crabapples, white pine, $1.00
doz.: Trailing Arbutus, galax,
heart ease, 25c doz. Mrs. Ruth-
ford Davis, Mineral Bluff.

_ Mixed col. per phiox, snow-

red,

crop, blue, white violets, shasta

daises, $1. 25. C.; Coralberry,
mtn. laurel, rhododendrons,
spruce, white pine, strawberry
bush, sweet shrub, azaleas, 3-
A ft. $6.95 doz Py P- Addie
Leatherwood, Blue Ridge.

- Grape hyacinths, small, 2, 1c;
large, 1c ea.; White star moss,
will stay green all winter out
doors, 15c. Add postage. Mrs.
G,, C. Taylor, Buchanan, R. 41.

White lilac, 2-4 ft. high, 25c;
2, 45c: Thronless yellow rose,
4 ft., 25c; Star Jasmine, 3, 30;
yellow pells, 5 tt oy 40, Crepe
myrtle, 4 it., 25e. Mrs. E. R.
Cogegin, Covington.

1 yr. old dbl. yellow japonica.

50c; 3, $1.25 snowball, red jap-.

quince, 40c ea.; 3, $i. 00; daf-
fodils, foxglove, _narcissi, 25
doz. Exc. for anything can use.
R. J. Richards, Talking Rock,
R. 2.

Mixed col. azaleas, white dog-
wood, sweet shrub, red maple,
erabapple, sycamore, 75c doz,;
Rhododendrons, weeping willow
purple butterfly bush, red yel-
low japonica, 20c ea.; Roses,
red veivet, blue rose, silver
moon, climber and others, 15
ea.. Gladiola bulbs, red, pink,
40c ea. Well rooted, postpaid.
Mrs, J. J. B. Williams, Ellijay, i:

- floor |

Mrs. C. M. Robinson,

white dogwoods,



Rooted ite wi isteria, 15e}
ea.; pink flowering quince, 20c;
Giant. Trimarcean Panaey
plants, le ea. aie . Hea-
ton, Hartwell.

Paper white, Feb. white nar-
cissus, red spider lily, butter
and egg, 35 doz.: ; Jonquils, yel-
low sweet, White Apr. narcis-
Sus, 15 doz. :$1.00 C. Several
ixinds, blooming shrubs, Tirer
lily, milk and wine lilv, 25c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. HE. L. Smith,
Wadley.

Purple iris, pink verbena,
75e C.; boxwoocs, bloomine, for
eiale. Jonauil, Narcissi pulbs,
75e C.; Gladisla bulbs, $2.00 C.
Mrs. G. L, Tallant, Cumming.

Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons,

white pine, 75c dog.: Crabanple, |

red manle, sweet shrubs, holly

different col. azalers, 69ce do.:

Weepine willow, 20 ea, del.

a Lemma Wiliams, Bien.
by

Paper rise 5 narcissus, 2c ea.
to 25c; $1.50 C.; 50 pink crepe
myrtle, nice branched plants,
12 t6:18 in. 10c ea:
postage. Mrs,
Washington.

Teaolive, red doa wood: white
dogzwoecd, red _ holly, sweet
-anrabs, -1 ft. 0ce::2 ft... 206: 8
ft) 806.04 ft; 35c. Mtn, Rose,
10 cutting; Jonauill, Be GC.
Add postage. Mrs.
Hunt, Toomsboro, R. 2.

Privet hedge, blue ageratum,
king alfred daffodils, $1.00 C.:
White, pink spireas, snowballs.
well rooted, 25c ea.: White yel-
low, lavender. bronze, button
mums, <25c doz.: Lemon day
lilies, e1, 00 C.: Black Sacred
lily, red amaryllis lily, small,

Farmer Combs,

20c ea. Large, 50c ea. Add post-

age. Mrs. Gussie Conner, Buch-
anany RR. 1

Orange Phoenix, dbl. dafto-
dils, paper white narcissus, le-
mon day lilies, $1.00 C.: Am-
aryllis lilies, med. size, 30c a.;
Large, 50c ea.; Pink fairy lilies,
Z0c doz: yellow dahlias, 50
doz.: Dwarf and Sempeviveren
boxwoods, well rooted, 25c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Mattie
Wright, Buchanan,

Pink white, purple aha.
azaleas, dogwood, Forsythia,
$1.75 doz.: Boxwood, silver and
globe arborvitae, 35e ea.: 3,
$1.00; Emperior, dbl. daffodils,
poeticus narcissus, | $2.00 C.:
Calif. violets, per. phlox, snow-
drop, $1.00 C. Mrs. J. H. Pen-
land, Ellijay.

Blooming size azaleas,
col. 40c doz.; White pine, spruce
dogwood, rhocodendrons, mtn.
laurels, 75 . doz.; Crabapple,
sweeth shrubs, 40c doz.: White
altheas, red Japonicas, '20c ea.
All well rooted. Add postage,
Mrs. L. F. Adams, Ellijay, R. 2.

Dbl. japonicas, 6 yrs. old,

well rocted, 60c ea.; Boxwoods, |

6 yrs. old, $2.00 ea :.Dogwood,
4, $1.00; yellow, white, purple
iris, 35e doz.; Hardy phlox, 35c
doz. Crepe myrtle, well rooted,
50e Ca Mrs. Earl Keener, _
jay: R. 3.

Chinese : Baersa Narcissus,
85e, 45c, 60c, 70c doz. paper
white narcissus,, 35 doz.: 2 doz.
60c; $1.12 C., large pulbs, Sir
Watkins, daffodils,, 45c, 60c
doz.: 2 doz., $1.10. Miss Mattie
Collins, Smithville, R. A. Box
84.

Dbl, saponica, 6 yrs. old, well
rooted, 50c_ a.; Dogwood, 4,
$1.00: paby snowball, well root-
ed, 50c: Iris, 85c doz. cedar,
well rooted, $1. 00 ea. Miss Htta
Barrett, Bllijay, R238:

Fragrant yellow cluster nar-
cigsus, $1.00 C.; Good, 2 yrs. old
dbl. white altheas, well rooted,
blooms. ea. yr., 6 ft. size, $1. 25:
5 ft., $1.00. Rose-red Verbena,
35 doz. P. P. In Ga, Evelyn
W. Seago, Pinehurst.

Abelia, 2-3 ft., 25c ea.: Gar-
denia, blooming size, 50c ea.;
Pride of Rochester, 3-4 ft., 25e:
vanhoutten spirea, 3-4 ft., 20c
ea.: crepe myrtle, pink 3-4 ft.,
25c. Owen Westbrook, Bremen.

Magnolia, teaolive, sweet my-
rtle, dogwood, evergreen, oak,
umbrella china, red holly,
sweet bay, wild yellow jasmine,
bridal wreath, 1 ft., 10c; 3 ft.,
Zoey 4 ft. 35 ea.; Exc. for
white feed sacks, Add postage.
Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Doublin, R. 1.

White lily plants, green yr.
round, 6 white petals around
bloom, 6 yellow petals in center
of bloom; bloom in Sept. and
Oct., 30c. C.: Narcissus bulbs,
50c and 75c C. Add postage on
both. Mrs. V. B. Lowe, Tennille,

Rose, crepe myrtle, 15c ea.:
2, 25c; purple pinks, 10c; Jon-
quils, white narcissus, yellow
daffodils, butter and egg, yel-
low narcissus, $1.00 C. All well
rooted. Exc. for print sacks.
Mrs, J. O. Davis, Galnsenic,
R, 7, Box 6 :

|G. Mixed iris.

8, 25e. Add|
7 LOG On:

Georgia |

all |



eee dbl. po
10c tablesnoonful.
hk Joe > Rainwater,

UB t6 Hoven re hs
do-.: 75e, 2 coz: Darwin)
40c doz.: Daffcdits, Ie
short | euns \ es Bote

Wee Dane
forsythia, snowballs, 4
nica, 25e ea. All col,
size azaleas, 40 doz
nink laurels, -Rhododend

row, crabonnle, 65e doz,
re Martha Biller, RB

ree

Bridal wreathe, dunia.
white lilac, forsythia, dbl.
Yow Kerria, goidsnbell, -
eis white and pink we
8, 20c: 70c doz: Deffadil;
eee and dbl, oranee lilies 50
2e. 400,
As many as 380 differs
Henry Hiller, Ellijay, R.

Peonies; biooming size l
pink, white, 2.G5- oS Tiger:
Plooming: sise a
all col. 40e\do7.: Wasning
low, snowball. Nac, dbl, yello
janoniea, 25: (Indien
mtn. laure's, TA
doswoed. pink
doz. Add postase.

Hiller, oe Rie 2:

an

apes praia 2, $1, 00:

nish iris, 6, 25; gentain, thrif:
25e doz. Mrs. James Wa o
Dahionega R. ES a

Blue and white, lavend
yellow cannas, 25c - dog
fodils, 15c doz. ts
white, 15e. doz ;. Oran

Talking Rock. R. 2

Anywhere from 500
Mimosa trees 3 ft., 10 ft
for sale to anyone who w
them up and haul them.
Mrs. Elton Chapman,

78 Lindbergh, Dr. CH 2

6 col. or large kind Dahlia
3 col. peonies, mums, bo
lerge and small. Sell o:

change for white ro pI
Arie Alired, Ta

feed. sacks.
poosa, R. 2.

Pink hyacmine. cpatha,
C.: $50.00 M. No orders
for less than 50. No chks.
Send M. O. Add postage. Wi
8s. Tanner, Flippen, E O. Bo
5

White Narcissus, Oran;
lilies, purple iris, yellow jo
auils, ape Cy Tomi violets
Pei Goldenglow buttereu

ter and egg, 15 doz,; d
almond, red, white althea,
enbell, 10c ea. Evergreen,
low jasmine vine, rooted,
ae Mrs. Ethel Jones, mt

2 M. ey bulbs,
dils, jonquils, w
low narcissus,

ies. $3.00 C. -
well rooted, 25
Camp, ae ee

of d ff

red geraniums, 10

rose thrift, .ibe doz.: :
Add postage. Mrs. M. ye
Washington. :

Small young palms, 3, $1.
Small date palms, 75e ea.

$1. 00
e oO. Hvssel,

Century plants,
$2.50.
wick.

Unrooted cuttings of Ab
weiglias, 2 kinds spirea, w
ing willow, forsythia, 10c doz.
cuttings; Well rooted
25c ea.: White narcissus, 7
300, $2.00, Mrs. Bettie Ro
Tallapoosa, Re 2s 3

Tiger lilies, large bulbg
ea.; Blue Roman_ hyaci
large bulbs: Blue Dute
cinths, large bulbs, all
Medium size hyacinth bu
doz., $1.00.
Mary McIntyre, Calhoun

Nice, well rooted box 0
4-8 in. tall $1.50. dex
well rooted sage, 10-15
$1.50 doz. All postpaid. T
Eason, Atlanta, 1361. Belmc
Ave., S. W. Phone RAymo
8982.

Gardenias, 25, 50e: Gard
sage, Siberian iris, 20 clump:
2. 35c; Yellow and lave
garden iris, 1a-ea.* 2, 252
low tulips, 4c ea.; Blue Ro
hyacinths, 5c; trailing juni
25G. 2, -40c. 5 Mrs. -d. Be
nan, McDonough. |

tmoums, dbl. and aatey
some now ready for sa
want to get in touch wit
one to sell cut flowers o
es this fall. Mrs. L. B
see a Park, 528


FLOWERS AND: SEED
FOR SALE

aeeeit

Lovely arborvitaes. arbelias.
ligustrum plants, 2-4 ft. high,
reasonable prices. Mrs. W. K.

teedman, Chamblee, Rt. 1.

hone VErnon. 4977.

Giant red thrift, tall stately
Siberian iris, purple, 75 doz.
plants; Shasta daisies, 50c doz.

lants. Add postage. Mrs. A.
oO. Hard, Atlanta, 23 Memorial
Dr... S. W.

White axalis, 25c bunch; yel-
ow per. thrift, 40c
Wandering Jew, 30c bunch;
white hydrangea cuttings, 25
ea.; dbl. purple iris, $2.50 doz.;
white, pink mixed roses, 30c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. B. G. Dean.
Bremen.

Salmon sultana, holly, bos-
ton ferns, christmas cactus, 10c

a.: dbl. red geraniums, white

-ealla lilies, 15c ea.: yellow clus-
ter, whte narcissus, 75c C. Exc.
large yellow, white ever
blooming roses, rooted. Write
irst.. Alice Stokes, _ Jasper, R.
=O. Box. 5. :
- Confederate. jasmine, mag-
nolia, red holly, laurels, box-
woods, beauty bush, sweet bay,
rabapple, crepe myrtles, ced-
ars, birdeye,
flower pear, wisteria, spireas, 2,
25e,_ blooming size bulbs, _ $1.00
CS Mrs. _ Wavy Lewis, Tooms-
Oro.

Weigelas, snowball, red
trumpet honeysuckle, hardy hi-
piscus, boxwoods, red_ spirea,

hododendrons, putterfly bush,
Kerria Japonica, 2 of ea., $1.75;
Spanish iris, 25c doz.; Pink
thrift, 24, 25c. Moss packed. M.
Eaton, Dahlonega, R. 1.

, everblooming roses, red,
pink radiance, 2 red A. Ww.
g irea, 2 cherry laurel, 2 aza-
J s, 2 forsythia, eoldenbell, 2
aponicas, $1.00 doz.; Spanish
iris, 6, 25c; Thrift, 25 doz.
Moss packed, Odie Eaton, Dah-
lonega, R. 1.

A 1 col, blooming" size agaleas
doz.; snowball, dbl. yellow
4 pink almond, altheas,
spirea; red hibiscus,
phlox, 20c
zB.

ea Spike per.
d postage.
jay. Box 114.

; dodendrons, mtn, Jaurels,

ra pples, redbud, red and yel-
| azaleas, dogwood, straw-

berry bush, tulip poplars, hem-

locks white pine, all well root-
-3 ft, high $1.50. doz.;

Snapdragon, fall pinks, daffo-|

Calif. blue violets, $2.00 C.
ple lilac, 50c ea. Gladys,
nson, Mineral Bluff. :

Red Amaryliis, 6 , $1.00: Post-
age on orders under 1. 00. Mrs.
H rons Arlington.

ea, red, white dogwood,
Laurel, Holly _bushes,

papple, white pine, red puds,

(2-0, ft. hign,
ooted, $1. 00 doz.; blue
irish, pape day lilies, 40c doz.
WwW. Davis, Panera

x
eG

dbl. ee Geraniums -eut-
$1. 00. doz.: 10c ea.; Hast-

gs Boston ferns; Lace, "Spren- |

Fishtail, ruffle
} ea.; Star of Bethle-
bitha 25 C. Mrs..Mamie

Adairsville, Har 2.
nk Irish shamrocks, 25c

fluffy

4 pink Oct. shamrocks, 25

Plus postage. Ready for
g. Mrs. Harold pcg
om wick, RFD.

. Mtn. Laurel, Azaleas,
dogwood, crabapples, red buds,
olly bushes, 2-3 ft., well root-
, $1.00 doz.; Blue Irish, or-

day lilies, 40c doz. "Mrs.

lif on Davis, Mineral Bluff.
a fedils Apr. blooming and

t scented narcissus, 90c C.;

25c ea.; Star of
lehem, | '50c Ce Dbl. Hem-
lis. ALLE 2, doz... 50c: Mrs.
ristine McLeod, College
rk, Rt. 2, Box 166. :

Lencothoea, azaleas, arbutus.
lock, spruce, silver maple.
dasycarpum, white pine,
ood, rhododendron, laurel.

tax, cedar, others. Special
quantity lot prices. Write

t-, Gordon: Hunnicutt,

Tiger lilies,

blooming = size
$1.50 doz.;

large.
ily bulbs,
eep blue hydrangea, rooted
nts, oo 00; ee ee fern,

Star 2
Purple,

searsytii, ek breath,
2 yrs. old, $1.00 doz.
gee os

sprlodendons, one laurels,
do. ood, noes le, ee

oa

bunch: :

butterfly bush,

sale.

Washington.

L. Eller,.|

| Shasta daisies,

red co pink,

Dick Powell,



MARKET. BULLETIN |

rE LOWERS AND SEED
_ FOR SALE

Perennials: Feverfew, blue,
purple sage, -Shasta daisies,
pink verbena, 25c doz.: Red be-
gonias, rooted, 15c ea.: dbl. red
geraniums, (cuttings), 3. 10c:
del. Green jew cuttings or
dbl. mixed, poppy seed, free
with 30c orders. Mrs.
Pattillo, LaGrange, Rt. 4, Box
79.

2 doz., 2 yr. old arborvitaes,
Spireas, pomegranate. English
dogwoods, flowering quince,

forsythia, 2 kinds lilac, abelias

for sale, cheap. Mrs. L. H. Coe. es

Eastanollee.

Gerberas, Dieners hybrids in.

pastel shades. heavy rooted di-
visions, $1.00 doz., plus 10c
postage. 3 blooming size Mead

| Strain Amaryllis, $1.00; 2 ea.,

8 var. pentstemons, $1. 00. A.
J. Jones, Atlanta, 15 Screven
Ave., N. E. -

Beacon Shirley Temple glad-
iolas, 60c doz.;. with bubiets.
50c: No bublets, all ruffled.
mixed, good var., $1.50 C.: Bin-
go, $1.00 doz. with bublets, $1.-
00 orders prepaid. Mrs. W. L.

Kinsey, Dalton, Rt. 4. Box 26.

Red, lavender glory, wine,
purple white eye, rose, pink
white eye, white rose eye, ver-
benas, 2e ea.;
Now time to plant. Add

postage. Mrs, F. M. Combs.

Madonna lilies, 25c for first
size bulbs: 20c for 2nd _ size;
10c for bublets. ~Mrs.,

Lavender, Flovilla.

~The new Red thrift, well
rooted plants, 5c ea.: no order
for less than $1.00. Send P. O.
money order. Now time to
plant. W. T. Williams, Col-
lege Park. PO. Box 25;

True sweet yellow jonquils.
60c C.; $5.00 M.; Yellow. nar-
cissus, 75ce C. Mrs. Kate Mc-
Kinley, Pitts.

Abelia Grandiflora, azaleas,
gardenias, 50c ea.; Wm. Toovey
crepe myrtle, rooted cuttings,
25c ea.: Evergreens, 50c to 75c
ea. James Cureton, Austell.

1 yr. rooted ioe $1.00 doz.:
Blue Roman hyacinths, bulbs.
cameo pink azalea mums. 50c
doz.: Daffodils, butter and eggs,
75 ceo No stamps,
Mase Vid. Tanner. Sanders-
ville.

Giant Crimson. eee lilies.
35e doz.; Odorus Rugulosus
Jonquils, $1.00 C. Mrs. Cliff

/C. Dye, Middleton, Rt. 1.

Privet hedge plants, blue
violets, Narcissus,
ege plants, $1.00 C. ea.: Lemon
lilies, blue_ iris, daffodils, 35
doz. @a.- NES. oR. C. Stem-
bridge, Ellijay. j

200. tulip paths, asst. eol., vee
yellow, orchid, $1. 00. doz.: "Yel-

low and white narcissus. $1.00
M. oe

C. Postpaid.
Menlo.

Sweet plue violets, 20c doz.;

256. dOZ.: Red.

Spider lilies, 50c doz. Mrs. R.
L, Silver, Cuthbert, Rt. 5.5 3

Ge

Dbl. poppy seed, mixed. col. |

and white, big pkt., 10c; Dahli-
as, flowered zinnia seed, - 10c
cupful: Mexican sunflower
seed, 10c pkt. Seed from shrub-
bery in. pods, blooms 2nd yr.,
10c.. Add postage. Mrs. G. P.
Nunn, Crawfordville, Rt. Qe =

Fine peonies, silver pink,
rose, red, scarlet, white, deep
3-5 eye division, $2.50
doz. del.: 50 pink, rose of
Sharon, dbl. red centered, 20c
ea.: $2.15 doz.:

4-20: yrs. old for sale. Mrs. S.

|W. Sloan, Auburn.

Easter lily bulbs, $1.00 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. S. A. Rahn,
Rincon.

1 ea.,
myrtle, pink

Bridal wreath, crepe
almond, hydran-
gea, lilacs, hybiscus. New yrs.
vine, red woods vine, honey-
suckle bush, all rooted, 50c;
Per. phlox, mums, day _ lilies,
pink thrift, others, 25 doz.:
Mrs. John Me eee Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Ligustrum, red oleander, lace
vine, spirea, 30c ea.; Nandina,
50c, 75c ea.; Pink; royal purple
bush; 35c; looming quince,
red, pink, 25c, 50c: Purple mag-
nolia. 7 5c; Pyracantha, 50c,
$1.00. Missa. Forrester,
Sparta.

Giant _ crimson cnider lily
bulbs, 85c doz.: 4 doz., $1.00: 2
yr., well rooted Abelia plants,
25 ea.; 5, $1.00; October
blooming paper white narcissus,
bulbs, 50c doz. Mrs. Charles
iB: Tanner, Sandersville, Rt. 1.

Thousands of beautiful field
grown Suffruticose and Sem-

| perviren dwarf Boxwoods. 4-6

rgb s tops, strong roots,

fall <
0 Ce 00 doz.; eae

Annie |

postage.

1,000 plants for.

Gre

or ~chks. |

} around.

butter and:

100 Boxwood,-

| Privet hedge,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Gladiola bulbs, Bublets. 35c
doz.; White, rose pink, yellow
red, salmon pink, peach colors.
P. P. in Ga. No chks. or stamps.
ee H. L, Fields, McDonough,

Jonquil bulbs, 25c doz.
BOSSES: Rosie Crow, Cumming,
Rt.

Red verbena, 30c doz. plants:
4 doz., $1.00. Add _ postage.
Mrs. T. W. Sutton, Macon, 289
Winship St.

English Dogwood, pink al-
monds, white, pink hibiscus,
red, pink monthly roses, 3,
25c; Hardy phiox, foxgloves,
chrysanthemums, dusty miller
winter ferns, blue iris, ever-
green boxwood, vine, 25c doz.
Add postage. Tamar Teem,
Talking Rock.

Magnolia, teaolive, red dog-

wood, sweet shrub, greybeard,

cedar, long straw pine, ever-
green oak, crabapple, umbrella
china, 1 oe 10c2 2) fie 2G: 23:
ft., 25e: 4 ft., 30c: 5 ft., 35. Add
Mrs. Alma Colson,
Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Purple iris, $1.00 C.; Privet
hedge, 75c C.: Mixed: col. glad-

jola 20c doz.; 2 doz., 35c; Weep-

ing willow, yellow japonicas,
15c ea.; 2, 25c; Per. sweet peas
seed, 10 doz.: 3 doz., 25c. Exc.
for white or printed feed sacks,
10c ea. Del. Martha Ralston,
Ella Gap. _

Large Emperor Daffodils,
$1.25 C.: Watermelon red crepe
myrtle, White spirea, lemon
lilies, purple lilac, red quince,
maple, white dogwood, large
size, 10, $2.00: small. size, 10;
$1.00: Hemorcallis lilies, $1.25
Cc. Mrs..C. B. Robinson, Bow-
don, Rt. 2.

Large Dahlias, 6, 50c: med.
size, mixed col., '50c doz.: Hardy
phlox, mums, pink thrift, mix-
ed iris, yellow lilies, winter
verbena, ecannas, 25c doz.: Har-
dy hibiscus, 4, 25c; Add postage
on small orders, no chks. Mrs.
Lona Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt.
Looe

Blooming size butter and
eggs, buttercups, daffodils,
bulbs, mixed, 50c C. Also red
spider liliy bulbs. 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. R. L. Freeman,
Forsyth, Rt. 2.

Oval shaped, odd size Box-
wood, 1-8 ft.: 1-6ft.; 9-5 ft.
19 smaller, 7 dentzia,
7 abelia, 3 nandinas, 3 t onepthie:
others. Cheap, or exc. for good
hens. You bring chickens, get
shrubbery. Mrs. J. O. Boggus,
Franklin, Rt. 3, Box 46. -

1 Oleander, over 3 ft. tall,
has 7 limbs: will exc. for gar-
denia of. similar growth or
camelias, blooming type japon-
ica, magnolia, or what have
you. Write first. Mrs. H. D.
Lancaster, Juniper, Rt. 1. .

Wild easter lily bulbs. 15c
doz.: $1.00. C.; Magnolia, sweet
bay, teaolive, umbrella china,
red holly, red crepe myrtle,
long straw pine, 3 ft., 20c; 5 ft.,
40c. Add postage. Mrs. mK
Womack, Dublin, Rt. 1.

~ Weeping willow, Bird o Pa-
radise trees, different sizes Will
quote price ae size on re-
-quest. Mrs. M. O. Myers, Den-
ton.
Per. verbena, scarlet
3, $1.00: -$2.00 C.; Pink crepe
myrtle, nice little bushes, $2.-
00 doz.; Pink thrift, $1.00 C.:
White American beauty rose, 6.
$1.00... All rooted, del. in Ga.
ae E. A Smith, Greenville,
a

Large leaves and blooms
rose pink oxalis bulbs; also
brown flecked leaves and large
yellow blooms oxalis, 5c ea.;
7; 25e: Also well rooted lave
ferns, 25c ea.:.Angel wing be-

gonias, 10 cuttings: everbloom-
ing red, pink begonia cuttings;

5e ea. All Postpaid. Mrs, S.
K. Poindexter, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Rooted boxwood, suffruticosa,
sempervirens, nice plants, $4.00
C.; Field grown sempervirens,
well formed, 1 ft., $3.00 doz.;
$20.00 C. 3 ft. field grown cut
back abelia, $3.00 doz.: $20.00
CG. All del. Mrs. R. F. Terrell,
Greenville, Rt. 3.

Spruce, White pine, Indian
arrow, Mtn. Ivy, 10c ea.; Min.
Laurel, white dogwood, 65c doz.;
Boxwood, 15 in. high, 50c ea:;
odbc .d6z.:
hibiscus, 90c doz.: Althea, White
lilae, 15c ea.;: Add postage. Exc.
for tobacco and sacks. Mrs.
co E. Cochran, Ellijay, Rt.

Japonicas, 6 yr. old. 60c ea.:

Weeping Mary, 40c ea.; Lemon

lilies, 35 doz.; yellow daffodils,

white narcissus, 30c doz.; Old
a white fall Rinks, 40c |









Add

sweet jonquils, -85 doz.:

ing plants, 75c doz.
Miss sas

Teds
deep pink, white, redish purple.

| Add _ postage.

-a.

Red



| ae AND SEED
FOR SALE

Magnolias, crepe myrtle, tea
olives, yellow jasmine, crab-
apple, holly, greybeard, oaks,
sweet myrtle, sweet bay. well
rooted, moss packed, 1 to 5
ft; 10c to 40c. Plus postage.
Mrs. Freeman Watson, Tooms-
boro, Rt. 3.

Blood red verbenas; blue and -

pink verbenas, 30c doz.; 2 doz..
50c. All rooted. Postpaid to
38rd. zone. Cuttings, half price.
Mrs. N. B. Overby, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

1200 white April Narcissus,
90c C.; 25 doz.; 2 doz., 40c;
Ligustrums, ~nandinas, other
shrubbery for sale or exc. Want
some papershell pecans. Write.
Mrs. W. M. Gilbert, Sr., Col-
lege Park, Liveoak Garden.

Blue iris, day lilies, 25c doz.;
Dahlias roots, 30c doz.: Jon-
quils, 20c doz. Add postage on
all small orders. Mrs. Ellie
Waters, Dahlonega.

-Fine shade tree, China berry,
2-4 ft., $1.00 ea.; Dwarf box-
wood cuttings, 5c ea.; Pink
thrift. $1.25 C.: $3.75. 500; $6.=
00 M. Postpaid. Food. roots.
Bertha Grizzel, Cumming, RFD,

Jan. Jasmines, rooted, 10c:
Jarger, 20c:; Few - snowballs.
25e e@a.; blue and white flag
lilies, orange lily, 40e doz.;
Bright pink, orange, yellow
cannas, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz. post-
age pd. on 50c orders. Mrs. A.
Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2.

Crabapple, sweet bay, mag-
nolia, long leaf pine, sweet
myrtle, red crepe myrtle. dog-
wood-1-ft., 20- 3 ft, 25c, plus
postage. No stamps er chks.
ate Albert: Harrison, Dublin,
Rt. 42

Dbl.
15-18.

pink oleander plants.
25c ea.: 2, 40; 4, 75c.

| All Postpaid. Miss Emma Dug-

ger, Oliver.

Blue grape hyacinth bulbs,
50c C.: 500, $2.00. Miss Vena
Brown, Hartwell.

' Old fashioned pomegranate |

sprouts, rooted, 2 ft.. 75c ea.: 2,
$1.25: Watermelon pink crepe
myrtle, 2-3 ft.. $1.25 doz-: pink,
white peonies, 25c bunch. Mrs.
Cok. Cruniyp,; Hartwell, Riad

Small blue Roman hyacinths,
30c doz.; White Aug.
Amaryllis, small. 20c ea.: large.
50c ea.: Gold Button mums, 40c
doz.: 500, $2.00: Small black
lily India, 20c. Mrs. Alice Har-
rison, Bremen. -

Azaleas, red dogwood, sweet
shrub, blue iris, hyacinths.
(blue) = $1.00: -dozs exc... for
white printed sacks. Add post-
age. Mrs. Myrtle, Barton, Min-
eral Bluff.

Old fashioned Narcissus,
fragrant large clusters, cream
with yellow cup; Guernsey
spider lily, (red) bulbs, 50c
doz.: Pure paper white narcis-
sus, 25c doz.;
Nan-
dina plants. 3-4 in. from bear-
Send post-
age or exp. col.
Plant, Marshallville.

Purple flags, orange idles.
white cream, gold narcissus,
$1.00 C.: pink oxalis, blue vio-
lets, 25e doz.: Rainbow | moss,
maidenhair fern. 15c ea.: white,
pink peonies, white, pink hyd-
rangea, 25c ea. Tiger Hlies, 3.
ee A. E. Hughey, Fairmount

Mtn. laurel, white pine,
rhododendrons, white dog-
wooddsgholly, 3 col. azaleas, pink
cherokec roses, 2 ft., $1.00 doz.:
Exc. for white or printed sacks.

Morganton.

Rooted dwarf boxwoods, 2.

yr. old, 50c ea.; Few 1 yr. old,
25c ea.: Several. larger ones,

6-8 yr. old, $5.00 to $8.00; 2.

nice box trees, 5 ft. high, $3.00
Small sollies, $1.00 ea.
Sas R.A. ater: Bawden.
Ri 2.233 =

Nice 2 yr. old fo well
rooted, 10-12 in., $2.50 doz.:
8-10 in., $15.00 C.; Small dwarf
boxwoods, rooted cuttings, $13.-
00 M. Other evergreens and
shrubbery cheap. Holmes
Woodruff, Greenville.

100 purple lilac bushes, 15c
ea.; 7, $1.00, plus 20c postage.
a J. W. Aiken, Fayetteville,

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel,
crabapples, spruce pines, dog-
wood, Indian arrow, 75c doz.:
All: col. azaleas, 40ce doz.:
Snowball, .dbl. japonicas, al-
theas, lilac, 25 ea.
iris, 20c doz.
Lora Shepard, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Azaleas, 3. col.; Coral berry,
Mtn... laurel,
ee rose, red bud, holly
us 1

Red + Lilac,

Old fashioned

Gra Kincaic, =
ee oy -COls $2. 00 C.; Orange day

25. doz.;

Mixed col.
Add. postage.

rhododendrons,



FOR SALE

Pink thrift plants,
let plants, 60c C, Mrs.

Walker; Warthen.

Purple German pe 75
Yellow Button mums, Ros
phlox, Golden glow, 35c
2 yr. old Sacred Black li
dia, 2 yr. bulbs: 2 yr. old,
Eng. Boxwoods, rooted, 8
50c ea. Mrs. Ruth Head,
men,

Pink crepe myrtles, :
white spireas, 4-5 ft.,
White English - doewhee
rooted, 25c ea.; Priv
$1.00 Cur Vans _ Sion, di
bulbs, $1.50
August lilies,
35c_ ea.

Lyle, Buchanan, Rt. * |

Yellow winter pinks.
roses, foxglove, 20c d
white altheas, - Texas
roses, red velvet roses,

Add postage. }
Parks, Ellijay, Rt 3s

Golden bell, pink: spi

sythia, oak hydrangea, 1

lilacs, pink crepe myrtle, bi
wreath, pink almond,

white: weigelia, purple v

70c doz.: Single and dbl, daft
dils and orange lilies,
Mrs. Doyle Eller, Ellija:

Dl. yellow Humber
80c doz.- $1.50 C: aa
June Cactus,

large, 50c;
Hemerocallis Day lilies, |

C.; 500, $4.95;
lake, 50c C. Mrs.
ton, Bremen. :

White Eng. Booed Ww
Aug. lilies, red Amaryllis,
ea.: Large. 50c; Gold Bi

40c

White Narcissus, $1.25.
tile Harrison, Bremen. |

Rooted pink hydrangea

doz.:

-Ageratum, pink almond

weeping Bridal wreath
Eng. .dogwood, pink wei!
yellow Forsythia, all
plants, 50c ea. Trumpet da:
ails. $725 =C.- $500 Mi
L. A. Wrighf. Bremen.

Rhododendrons, crabapp
Mtn. Ivy, Eng. dogwood, \
and spruce pine, $1.0
Japonicas, Pe
Altheas, 20c ea.: M
azaleas, 40c doz.; Yuc

plants rooted. Mrs. Wee
ey, Ehijay, Rt 252

+~ Privet hedge, 75c C

violets, 50c C.: Brown d
ies, white daisies, golde
phiox, mixed col. iris, 3
Weeping willow, yellow a
itas,; loc a.; 2.25: Pere
peas, 10c doz.: S doz.,.
rooted and del. Mrs. WwW
Ralston, Ella Gap.

hs or a wee

shrubbery. pare at yard
see for prices. Mrs.
good, Oxford, (Hwy.
N. Oxford.)

Cydonia Japonicas, d
butterfly, laurels, 3. col. aza

wild hydrangea, cherokee r

crabapples, redbuds, rhodo
drons, $1.00 doz.: Ane
50, $1. 00: Snowdrops, |
violets, $1. 00 C. Mrs.

Wilson, Morganton,

100 Mimosa tres, 4- 7 ft.

ea.: $25.00 C. Exc. for

oats or barley.
Hobson, : Jasper.

Roses, | Japonicas, ol
glow, 10c ea.: Fall pin
doz.: Azaleas, '40c doz.;:

Narcissus. jon
(5e & Mrs. John. Pe Fy
Taye RES:

- Blooming locust. chook a

8 ft. tall, eae wiste

up to $1.00: Yellow da

25c doz.; 2 redbuds trees, abo
ott; tall, 50e; Exec. for
new chicken, goose or
feathers. Mrs. thi
Atlanta, 246 Ormond -

Snapdragon seed,
some var., 10c . te:
White Apr. cee r
bulbs, blooming size. 25c
2 doz., 40c; White Garde
18 in., 50c; 24 in., 65c
bearing strawberry pla
C. Send postage. Mrs.
Minish, Commerce, Rt. 4.

Redbud. pink cherokee
all col. azaleas, rhododer dr
laurels, purple butterfly,
doz.: Eng. junipers, \
junipers, Arborvitaes,
2;,$1.00:> Per phiox. <
Sadie Wilson, Blue Rid.

Boxwood, 12-16.
weigelas, lilac, | altheas,
yellow oe pink

25 eat Per,



: PNeceuber 4 19a. aS

ees



OWERS AND SEED |

_ FOR SALE


eke:

thea Coins. dbl., red,
nk, 25c ea.: single; red, laven-
er, white with red center, all
ite, 30c per 24: Rooted. from.
sst.. , 2c\ea., lots. of

= gh en War stamps

. Grubbs, Demorest.

oa daffodils, narcissi,
snowflakes bulbs. 45. C.: $4.25

ee SA et Dbl. Altheas,
and white, also TS 20c >

Hiawassee.

rarf. boxwoods: 12
rge boxwoods, 24 in..
1.2 White. pink moss roses, 3.

eos Butterfly. pink spirea,
_ parma violets, snow-

; : Glove Arbor-
act 75 ea. Add post-

M. Garren, Mor-

Laurels, white pines, dog-
od erabapple, 75c doz.: All
aleas, 40c doz.: dbl. yel-

low japonicas, snowballs. pink
eas, pink almond, 25c ea.:
iris, 25c doz.

ee 50c: Aion
Hydrangea. quince, Eng-
ogwood. 95e ea.:. Ever-

n, 35c ea.; Japonica, spirea,
repe myrtle, altheas. abelias.
5c and 50c ea.:
$1.00 ea.; Dbl. and single
cannas, lemon and day

es, all 25c doz. Mrs. Tom
m Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 220.

erbena, drk. red, pink. -25c
6 bunches sage.
sacks; Gladiolas bulbs, pink
ad brown, 35 doz. Exc. for
Mrs. Azza Roberts. Su-

ent. ds

Bewsbds: ait gives. 2 ft. to 6
pA > ft 10-6: 4t. high. for
Mrs. bee He pa Blli-

4 pr. 5 ob min g Naeiads
He 50c C: ~Mrs. John Meare
om ple, Ra?

f ea. white, blue, cream
nd Spanish iris, oF Gladiolas,
xd. spotted, orange, vellow

a- 1 of ea. Tiger lily, Tri-
ona,
ostpaid; 12 col. medium dahl-

ve doz.: Mixed col. large

$1. 00. doz: Hardy

25 doz. Mrs. Willis
die, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

kinds flowers seed. 1942 |

clean, selected, 12 pkgs.

0c, plus 3c stamp to help cov-
r mailing. List kinds wanted.
write first, send stamp for

ly. W. J. Pearce, Caro: Rt.

sea.

ueen* one Lace
10c

-gaillardias, all col.,
spoonful. .
Would exc. some bulbs;
jonauils, daffodils,
inths. Mrs. Fred Ss
Idosta. Rt 4,
ink, purple thrift, 20c doz.:
beria, < tall, eol: except
e): Gladiola bulbs. red and
e, 25c : Amaryliis.
orange, 25c ea.; Irish lilies.
yelew, 40c doz. Add
Nancy

different, not labeled.

a.: Calla, Regal, Blue _Au-

.

t lilies, $1.10 doz.:
0 other. shrubbery.

Box-
2 for
eville. ARES:

ndinas, 12 in. high, 25c ea..
Os Miss D Alva: Har-
Ocilla.

nolia, teaolive, holly,
eard, dogwood, sweet
tle, crepe myrtle, umbrella,
hina, cedar, 1 ft., 10c; 3 ft., 20c:
Oc: 5 ft., 40c: Also Easter
bulbs, 20. doz. _ Exc. for
ne or printed feed sacks.
Mrs. J. L. Can-

Bt:

ree Nandina plants. Ced-

large, $1.00 ea. Lilae bush-

ee bloom in spring and

: Abelia plants, large. 25c

Cannot ship. Mrs. E. 8.
ce YVYatecville.

Big yellow chrysanthegiums,
0 and $1.50 doz. Add post-
~Mrs.. Doyle Fortson, El-

verereen privet plants, t=2
high, well rooted, will yanks

) j $1.00
plus del. chgs.
3S, Bolton. Box 65.

Fragrant water lilies, good
t, 75cea.: Exc, for coral vine
~ rhubarb plants (must
jJarge stalks), horse radish,
aa plants. Mrs. John W.
Macon, 326_ Newberg

edb). poppy eed mixed
Jeep O |

green hedge cuttings,

in: :
- $2.00-
-crabapple, mtn.

trailing arbutus,

Add post- :
ee Evans, Budiey, Aes

2566

Boxwood, |

Fixe: for |
purple

|Harly bearing

| Add postage. Mrs. J.

jily of the valley, 50c.

Time to plant |

and hya-

Dobbs.

Mrs. S. M. Gunter Law-= |.

Add post-
As Fletcher, rhe |.



FLOWERS AND. SEED
_ FORSALE

toatl. 100. = Ae ues forsy- |
thia, 4 yrs. old, 2, 45c: purple

wisteria (sweet scented), 15c
i: English ivy, (evergreen),
with roots, 10c-ea.: Nice ever-
DOCs Gy
Exe. for abelia cuttings. Miss
F. B. Moore, Suwanee.

10 pink crepe ..myrtles, 10
Jan. jasmines, 1 white wisteria,
2 Easter bells, 1 white hibiscus.

all rooted, for $2:00F- Ps Bis=

white Crimson lily bulbs, 25c
ea. P. P. . Mrs. James aoe
Coosa. Rt. 1 ;

Boxwoods for sale from 8-10

in: high, well rooted, 25c ea.'|

Mrs. Zelar. Bennett, Cumming,
Rico.

Jonquil bulbs,
M. L. Bussey, Talbotton, Rt. 1.

Rhododendrons, white pine,
laurel, pussy
willow, red, yellow azaleas,
pink cherokee roses, tulip pop-

lar, hemlock, redbud, all 3 ft.

high, $1.00 . doz.: - Snowddrops,
grey violets,
$1.00 C.: Mrs. Joe Henry, Mine-

ral Bluff.

Riiodcdsiasens a Agurel,
white pa red, yellow azaleas,
redbud, dogwood, erabapple,
pussy willow, tulip poplar, pink
cherokee roses, hemlock, all 3
ft. high, $1.00 doz.: Trailing Are
butus, grey violets, $1.00 -"'C.
Dorothy Dillard, Mineral Bluff.

Wild Easter lily bulbs, 15c
doz.. Magnolia,. teaolive, red

holly, sweet bay, crepe myrtle,

umbrella china, evergreen oak,

Poet. L0G ;-8 tty 20e: 4. ft 306:

5 ft. 400: Add postage. Mrs. T.
K.. Womack, Dublin. 3

Everblooming rose cuttings,
iris, white

hibiscus, 10c ea.:
hyacinths, tuberose,

Blue grape

35 doz.:
Strawberry
plants, extra large, 50c C. Mat-
tie Duran, Cumming, Reis i

Orange day lilies, 75e-C.;
Jonguils, white April narcissus,
$2.50 -M.: Orchid iris, 3% ft.,
4 doz., 90c C.; pink verbena,
white eye, 60c doz.: orange iris,
20c. doz.; shrubbery, 12,7 $1250.
G. Mize,
Ashland:

All col. azaleas, 40c doz.;
White violets, purple irish, 35
doz.: Spruce and white pines,
Rhododendrons, laurels, pink
althea, 2, 25c. Add postage.
Mrs. Louise Clayton, Ellijay, R.

2.

20 Boxwoods;

be); 6 smaller: 6 self shaping

| evergreens; Also Jonquil bulbs,
priced right for:

quick sale.
Mrs. VSB: Jones, Gaihoun, Be.

- Blue grape hyacinths, 50c C.;
500, $2.00. Mrs. J.) M. Bobo,
Hartwell.

Jonquils, 50c ce pie tHsh:

blue sweet scented violets, 35
doz.: Forsythia, 2, 35c; All col.

Azaileas, 40c doz.: Pink almonds

pink althea, 5 25c. Add post-

os Mattie Clayton, Ellijay. R.

- Magnolias, pee bay, long
leaf pine, red, vellow and white

| dogwood, crabapple, sweet my-

ytle, 1 ft., 10c: 3 ft. 25c. Add
postage. No stamps or chks.

= ; Mrs. vee Howard, Dublin, Re
fferent labeled iris,. Se 4,

Dwarf Boxwood, [201T nigh

and 10-12 in. across at my gar-

den. . $1.25: 7ea. B. E.

G ooch, Eatonton,

Mums, $1.00 C.; Dbl. all
kinds; Old Maid, patchelor but-
ton seed, 5c cup: White chry-
santhemums, $1.00 C. Add post-
age, Purple Easter lily, $1.00
Cc. Mrs. Florence Leathers,
Buchanan, R. 1.

75 rooted. evergreens, 10c ea.;
4-3 ft. high; 15 !verereen trees,
4-5 ft. high. 50c ner tree. fixp.
col, T. GC. Gillespie, Naylor, Box
35

Red hibiscus, No. 1, extra
large, 25c ea.: No. 2, medium,
$1.00 doz. Other shrubbery.
Write. Young Walker, Toccoa,
Riad:

2-6 ft. crepe asus. purple,
white lilac, snowballs, gerani-
ums, pink 'red, purple running
roses, 20c ea. at my house. Miss
es M. White, Dahionega, R. 1,

Box 35.

Extra large type dahlias,
clumps, labeled, 3, 65c; 6, $1.15;
Tris, 10 labeled, 50, $1. LD? Mix-
ed, $1. 20-62 Jonquils, 300, $1.25
Paper white Beacon Narcissi,
25, 60c: Laurens. Koster, 60
doz.: 35, $1.15; _Thunbergia,
Hemerocallis, 25, $1.10. Mrs. J.
M. Hall, Calhoun, Re

Lilacs, japonicas, 20c; Alt
as, 25c: Crabapple, 10c: ag
ed col. azaleas, 40c doz.; Yuca
plants, 25c; Trumpet vine, hoc:

Mrs.

| Rhododendrons, Mtn. Ivy, white
pine, holly, hemlock, $1.00 pees oe

Spud for _pr

Per. -phlox.
ed sat ph S&:

TSe.-Ce Mrs.

narcissus,.
25c doz. pink xmas cactus, pink |

FLOWERS AND? ZED.
| FOR SALE

"FLOWERS AND: EED

FOR SALE

t



Rundodendecns, Mtn sure
red, yellow azaleas, crabapple,

dogwood,
3 ft. high, $1.50 doz.;

pinks, daffodils, $2.00 C. Bon-
nie Abercombie, Mineral Bluff.

White Narcissus,
yellow jonquills, $1. 00 Cc. Add
postage. Mrs. Eula Mosley,
Buchanan, R. 1.

sale or exc. Mrs.
Thomas. Adel, R. 1.

Well rooted old Eng. dwarf
boxwoods, $2.50 C.; 2 yr. nandi-
nas Ligustrum, | ot a0 daz
Smaller sizes, $2. 50 Cc. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville. :

Apr. Narcissus, 50c per 100
bulbs; 50. bulbs, 30, Postpaid.
All other pulbs sold out. Mrs.
R. E. Watts, Forsyth, R. 1.

Chaste tree, 20c; 5 var. spirea

weeping Mary,. forsythia, coral

berry, Hypercicum, running

rose, wisteria, 2, 25c. 50c worth

+ Pp. Mrs. Mary Myatt, Carrol-
on.

Dempsey

4 Tas giant pansies, $1.50
C.: Sweet Williams, foxglove,
ealendulas, dianthus., verbena,
Roslind - violets, (pink). 35c
COZ oye abelia. $1.50 doz.

Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley. |

Mixed col. native azaleas, 18,
2 ft., $1.25: White dogwood, 18,
$1.25; White black. long. leaf,
spruce pines, sweet shrubs, red-
buds, thunbergia, apricots,
cherry sprouts, crabapples,
Hawthorne holly, bridalwreath,
easter bells, peach roses, all
S12 5-d0z5 Blue lilac. 6. 75c.

Jonquil bulbs, for sale or
exc. for:other bulbs or plants
or what have you. William
Runyan, Jr., Cedartown, Bt Ds

Yellow jasmine, coral vines,
15c ea.; Geraniums, all col.
~5e cutting; blooming size plants,
25ce; Cherry Laurel, Forsythia,
winter jasmine, abelia, lantan-
as in several col., 15c: Plus
postage Mrs. Paul Bogle, Mc-

ae. ;

5 var. fall. blooming iris,
labeled, 10c ea:; 24 labeled iris,
$1.00; Mixed iris and genuine
lemon lilies, 30c doz.; Lirlope,
85c, 50c doz.: About 8 var. fine
daffodils. mixed, 40c doz.: Early
yellow and Apr. blooming mix-

: | ed, $1.00 C.: Mrs. J. G. Robert-
14 over 2 ft.)
i tall (as near same size as can

son, Carrollton.

Golden yellow judy tices,
large roots, $1.00 doz.; pink
ladyslipper, $1.50 doz.; Large
ginseng roots from 4 prong
stalks, 15c ea.; $1.50 doz.;

$1.00 doz.
too Ria

Paper white -narcissus, ve
kinds jonquil bulbs, 10c doz.: o
doz., 25c. Exe. for feed sacks.
Mrs. T. W. Farmer, 406 Mt.
paron Rd., Atlanta, Rt. 6.

W.

50c doz.; dbl. mixed sweet
Williams, clove pinks, red. rose,

doz.: Monarda rubber plants,
10c ea. Include 10c postage.
Mrs. C. Lynch, Rome, 5 mi.
Summerville Rd.

Giant daffodils, i trumpet,
$2.00-C3s
granate, 25c ea. 1. yr.. old:
Black walnut, 20c ea.: 1. yr.
old dwarf boxwood, The eas,
2, and 3 yr. old, native holly
trees, 15, 20c, 25c ea.
in Ga.- Mrs. A. S. -Beazley,
Newborn.

Purple iris, 45c doz.: red
japonica, 20c ea.: yellow roses,
25e cutting: day lilies, 30c doz.:
purple, white lilacs. 25 cutting
red, yellow tulips, 30c doz. Mrs.
J. HH: Evans, buijayRt. 2.

Tiger lilies,
25e: snowdrops,
pinks, purple,

Jemon lilies; 3,
10c doz.: fall
yellow, white

jee 25c doz.: New Yrs.

vine, tame honeysuckle, red
bloom, 10c ea.: 3, 25c: water
lilies, 15c ea. Exc. for sacks or
anything can use. Mrs. Garner
Hester, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Pink oleanders, rooted, 250
a.: 2. 45c: Jonquils, yellow
sweet scented Narcissus, 25c. 2
doz.: 6 doz.. $1.00: Pink flow-
ering almond, 2; 25c: 6. 50c:
Furple lilacs, 3. 50c:; Sword
fern, 10c; 50c orders or more
del. No chks. Mrs, F. Hap-
poldt, Lewiston.

\Jonquils, $2.50 M.; Daffodils,
butter and eggs, mixed, $2.5%
M.: Yellow cluster narcissus.
"5c C.. Lavender iris, $1.25 C.:
Spireas, Billiard, Thumbergi,
Dbl.. white bridal wreath,
woodbine, English dogwood,
winter honeysuckle, forsythia.
J0c ea. Mrs. T. B.. Bellamy.
Ashland. .



Pas

hemlock, redbud, tulip poplars, | shaped up, white baby spireas,

strawberry | bush,
white pine, all well rooted, 2+
Calif.
Blue violets, Snapdragons, fall |,

$1.00 - C..

Some mixed flower gekd for!

Elsie E. Heaton. Mineral Bluff.

trees,

From 2-3 prong stalks, 10c ea...
A. Johnson, Al-

Hastings exhibition pansies.

white or mixed verbena, 250.

1 yr. old sweet pom- |

All del..



Box bushes. large and med.
small sizes; Junipers,

winter honeysuckle for sale, 1
mi. W. Bethlehem. Mrs. ids CL.

+ Greeson, Bethlehem. Rt. Ss

Black Prince iris, orange day
lilies, King Alfred daffodils,
| white daffodils, white violets,
25c doz.: 5 doz., $1.00: Mixed

yellow Forsythia, red and pink |

verbena, 15c ea.; 2, 25c. Add
postage: Mrs. Dora Mosley, Bre
men, Rt. 2.5

- Blooming size mixed datios
dils, Apr. narcissus, $1.00 C.
Ps P. Variety flowering shrubs.
evergreens, different color Iris-
es, reasonable:
erett, Atlanta, Route No. 1,
Box 374. Phone RA. 5960. |

White daffodils,
lets,
day lilies. King Alfred
davis; 252 doz: 36.dozs
Mixed = star Jasmine,
lilaes, 25c ea.
Mrs. Bonnell Nixon, Bremen,

daffo-
$1.00;

Rit, Box 137.

_ Darwins large var. mixed ol
tulip bulbs, all blooming size, |
Blue grape.

AS DUC 80c doz.:
hyacinths, 35c doz.; Pink Christ-
mas cactus and dbl. white
Easter _ rose, wel] rooted, 15c
ea.: Dusty rose, col. weigela
limbs, 20c ea.; 3, 50c.
Duran, Cumming. RtAke

-Youns~mimosa. trees, 20c ea.
Postpaid. Fannie ee Burch,
Woolsey.

- Pink cherokee roses, white

| dogwood, orange, yellow, pink,

red azaleas, mtn. laurel rhodo-
dendrons,
coralberry, sweet shrub, 2-5 ft.

well rooted, $1.25 doz. Mrs. Le: |]

lia Dickey, Morganton.

Extra good yellow peach
15c ea.; $1.40 doz.:
Weeping Marys, pink and red
cabbage head roses, 25c _ ea.;
royal blue iris, 40 doz. Exc.
for anything can use. Mrs. Har-
ley Richards, Tales. Rock, R.
2.

-

Blopadae size aeniean: all col.
spruce.

45c doz.; White
pine, _ dogwood,

pine,
rhododendrons,
Mtn. laurels, 80c doz.; Crab-
apples, sweet shrubs, 35 doz.
All well rootmd. Add poses
Miss Evelyn Adams,
4,

Purple lilac, $1.00. Agus: Pink
thrift, jonquils, $1.00 C.; Dbl.
red Dahlias , 75c doz.; .Red
Seven sisters rooted, 2,

son, Lulu, R.

3 var. yellow jonquils, bulbs,
for printed feed
sacks, 4 or more alike, no holes. |.

65c C.: Exe.

Will give 1 doz. pink - tulip

bulbs with ea. order as long as}.

they last. 1 large boxwood and
2 ornamental cedars very

cheap. Mrs. D. = Pope, Talla-

poosa.

Blue Roman Hyacinth pulbs,
blooming size, 50c doz.; Also
different col, Mum blossoms at
reasonable prices. Miss Vivian
Gable, ee



FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED



Would like to exchange jan-
quill and Narcissi and blue
Easter lily bulbs. for. Nandina
shrubbery. and tulip bulbs.
Please write. Mrs. S. C. Wad-
dell. Bremen, eRe 2;

Want 200 or 300 King Alfred
and. Emperor jonquills, large
size, bulbs. H.. W.
Atlanta, Box 1887.

Want lots of Hedge ne
bery. Something that branch-
es from botton, preferably not
-Privet. Reasonable. Mrs. J.
G. Burch, Atlanta, 522 E. Wes-
ley Rd.

Want Spider lily bulbs. James
H. Porter, Macon, P. o Box
1061.

Want Camelia Japonica seed.
75e lb. J. D. Fuller, Mount-
ville. :

Want to buy several. hun-
dred Caladium bulbs. State
what you Have and price. Jos-
eph H. DunNett, sans. 3064
Dale Dr., N. E. :

Want rooted cuttings of roses,
flowering shrubbery, ever-~
greens, bulbs. Mrs.
Baxley, Albany, 1403 Sixth
Ave.. Rt. 3.

Want best prices on King Al-
fred Jonquyills, Tulips, hya-
cinths, Tiger and Madonna lil-
ies, Iris, hibiscus, thrift, lace
and pink vine, Eng. dogwood.
asparagus, cannas. Send liss

_| of what you have, prices pre-.
_ paid.
_| not dead or, arriva

~Must .be - well Aces

Mrs. C. E. Lev--

white ee
Black Prince iris, orange.

purple |
Add postage.

Gladys

black, white spruce, |

Ellijay, R.

_25, |
Add postage> Mrs. J. ee Adam-

Mauldin, :

pa dS

chks.:





Barly cate: lightaih
seed, 25c teacupful, | thi
CuOpn -b Pe Virsa

Buena | Vista, Rt. 4._

Southern Bur. ies :
seived. dirt to innoculate,
bu., FOB. Herman C.

: Hogansv ille.

Wh ite Bure: runne

seed, 25c lv ree cunful,

ee she Adams, Elli r

White nest. onions. so

clean, $7.50 per 100 !b

per 25 lbs.; $4.00 per
FOB. Less than 25 ls: 210:
Postpaid. No order less
5 lbs. Mrs.

Soperton, Rt. 2.

The - Govt. improved se
Cane and also P. O.
av. 6.to 7 ft tall, lc per.

A. Soietoe, Faceville,

Brown Special tobacco
$1.00 for 10c size snuff box
Will not disease. Tom
Norman Park, Rt. 1.

Willetts Wonder Eng.,
seed, frost-proof, 25c :
8c for postage on all
will-pay all over 8c post:
large orders. Sampey
beau, Amity.

Mammoth Russian su mee
seed, $1.00 gal; Chufas, 25
$1. 00 gal.: dried red pe
40c gal.: Cuben Queen
melon seed, 25c cupful Ss
age Paid. Mrs. ii Des ott.
Lavonia.

Collard pace 35 Ib. $1.0
Tos. 3$2752-95-lbs- :
Ponder, Whigham.

le bu. Red nest onion

gal. or exec. {or dried a
peaches. firs. oe PCS
SEINE VAI.

South Waycross, Poa
Valdosta Ros:
Waycross, Rt. 3.



CORN FOR ee 7



Have 15 to 100 bu. corn
sale. W. E. pee 2 id

et



PLANTS FOR SALE



~' Chas. .. Wo Cabbage pent
fresh and fine, 500, 75c;- $1.25
M. del.; 10 M., $10. 00. Col.
with order. W. 0. es
Flowery Branch, R oc

Chas. W. and eoheeg pl
open - field _grown, ready,
M. del. B. KR. Woodliff, Fo
Branch, R..1;2 =

Large, well rooted Chas

$1.21

cabbage plants, $1.00 M. Leon

Gaff, Fitzgerald, R. 3..

Parsley, collards, Wak
cabbage, Icebery lettuce, os
Endive, carrots, beets, 35 mix-
ed or straight, del. Mrs, H:
Franklin, Register. :

Thousands of Ga.
plants for sale, $2.00 M.,
He Ss. Baxter: Blackshea
O. Box 104. :

EWS Pp s,
good as can be grown, 300, 60;
500, 90c; $1.40 M. Del., Pe
paid. No less than 300 maile
Ga, E. T. Clements, Tennille,

Cabbage plants; Early Jersey
and. Chas., 500 65c; 31. 00 Ms
White Bermuda onion pila ts,
500, 75c; $1.25 M. Special prices
on large lots. I. L. Stokes,
gerald.

Cabbage plants, now reat
Chas. W. and New Jersey,
65c; $1. 00 M. Full count,
guar. E. L. Fitzgerald, Trw
ville. 2.

Klondike, strawberry plants,
$1.50 M.; $1.00, 500; Mastodon

ield

1 $2.50 M.; $1.25 M. Young, well

rooted plants. Mrs. Guy coe
Cumming, R. 1.

Klondike strawberry sagt
30c C.: 500, $1.00: Everbear
80c CG. 500, $1.25. Prompt:
shipment. Royce bile:
Flowery Branch.

Wakefield and Dutch, igh
head early cabbage; Grand
Head and cabbage collards, 300,
45c: 500, 70c: 95c M. del. No
All var. strawberry
plants, 300, 85c; 500, $1.25 Bee
Lea Garrett, Gainesville, usta

Klondike strawberry pla: ts,
500, $1.00; $1.75 M. del. Noa
chks. Ethel Crow, Gaines ile,
Rez.

| Klondike tea peneae plat


> Wredieadag, November 4, 194



ANTS FOR SALE _



ybage plants, $1.00 M.,
Grady Cauley, Alma.

Barly Jersey and Chas.
apane Plante. $1.00 M.:
( 30c. Now ready.
psc. Full count.
R. 4.

Ww.

| M. : 85c, 500. Young, well
ed plants. Emma Crowe,

iant garlic, 20c doz.:
ze Mtn. Huckleberry,

ry, 0c Goz.: Seedling

can prouts, 3, 25c, All well
red, add postage. Now good

Bear-

to transplant. Tamar

m1, Talking Rock.

large firm meat, deli-
flavor Lady Thompson
rry plants, 35 C.; Imp.

eG; ave . Young, well
x poe J. S. Crowe,

. , $8.25. Nice;
plants. M. O., no chks.
Crow, Gainesville, Red

ndike strawberry plants,
-; Lady T., $2.00 M. All
shipment, full

o. L. Durand, Gaines-

Saaiice strawberry plants,
2500, S21. 00: $1.75 M. del.
young. plants. No

(ow, Gainesville, R. 2.

; uses 2; 2583
> $7.50 Vv.

wherry plants; Wonder-

rue to name. Exc. for white | _

printed sacks. No chks. Mrs.
lackwell, ee R.

eral thousand Mastodan

plants, $1.50 M.
to name , prompt
wij, Bae Maddox,

earing strawherry

ints 30c C.; 500, $1.25; Klon-
re, 30c Cy "500, $1.00; $1.80
ostpaid. Now ready. Mrs.
Wa rip, Flowery Branch,

<tr strong, healthy Ties
berry and Eldorado
plants, $1.00 Cr 2
galt orders filled

Barly Klondike auaweecee
Ide C.; Ga... collard
e C.: Yellow crookneck
seed, -2be ~~ teacupful;
ian peach seed, 25c
dd popes Rosie srowe:
ng, :

bearing | ee,

25c C.: $2.00 M. Exc. for
feed sacks, Mrs. iE. We
Bowdon, R. i.

enoniee vlaiie. i a.
500, 65c: $1.00 M. 1
offey, Fitzgerald.

frost proof

5 M.

ants, 25 C.; $1.25 M
00, Gaines:

del. Lee Crow,

ants for fall setting, 300,
25 M. del, No: chks. C.
greecacied R22,

E. J. W. cabbage

its, 00 at 500, 60c; 200,
jel, Full count. Now ready.
ma Miles, Baxley, Rt. 4.

: Strawberry plants,
2.25 M.; Red Gold,
lerbearer, Jewel. Straw-
slants,. 50c Cy: Black wal-
ase bAe tb: Garlic. pep-
25. doz.: White Iee-
Ikberry, 6, 50c; Exc.

. sacks in good con-:

0!
2, Dahl cas, Mrs. whe

sy Waketicla cabbage

9, $1.00 M.: 500, 60c; 30c, |

hare count, now ready.

< za crowns, $8. 00 M.:
. packed in moss. Yonge
, Toccoa, Res

akefield, frost proof
lants, fresh and green
a 1.25 M, Gel. Rs oe

erbearing | ii baer ay

-25e C.; exc. 100 plants

sacks, white or color-

.dd postage. Miss Callie
dle, Ppecer: ee

strawberry plants,
DO: 500; $2.50 M., well
prompt

Full count. Old fash-
sprouts, 30c ea.:

Grace Crowe,

500,

chks.

F1VS YOd SLNVId



Cabbage plants, large fresh
extra Early J. and Chas. W.,
500, 65c; $1.00 M.; White Ber-
muda onion plants, 500, 75c;
$1.25 M. All del. postpaid.
Prompt shipment. Satis. guar.
. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Klondikes and Mt. Delicious,
Everbearing strawberry plants,
$2.00 M., del. 6 Red Golds with
ea. order of 5. No chks. Pearl
Rice}. Ellijay. R. 2.

~Strawberry plants, 35c C. No

orders less than 200 sold. Add
10e for postage. Also have little
Rise peas, extra nice,- 35c qt.
Mrs. L. R. Ashworth. Logan-
ville, R. 41.

2M .bhest Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 50c C. del; Also
Big Joe, Senator Norris, 4
C. del.: Mixed var. of large
ones, $2. 50 M.: R. L. Johnson,
Flowery Branch, Box 86.

30 sage plants: 25 Rosemary,
well rooted, 12-15 in. and
branched, 15e ea: 8 yr. old
Washington | Asparagus plants,
8c ea.; $2. 95C, Plus postage.
Exe. for red Mult. onion sets.
Mrs. F. Combs, Washington, R
au.

Early bearing strawberry
plants, extra large, heavy crop-
per, 50e C.; 500, $2.00. Prompt
shipment. Mattie Duran, Cum-
ming; KR. 1.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
$4.50 M.; ondike strawberry
plants, $2. 50 M. Mrs. Toma
Reynolds, Gainesville, R. 2.



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



| B. Hester, Blakely.

filled oie

C cabbage
Si. eading: and ae collard



All new crop pecans, Schley,
250: Stewart, 20c; Success,
Tesche, Pabst, Frotscher,
Moore, Moneymaker, Nelson,
Mobile, t5e Jb., FOB here.
Shipped in 10 Tb. lots and up.
Group orders of mixed var.
filled. FF. C. Garrett, Ft. Gaines.

Large red peanuts, $3.25 bu.
pers postage if want sample.

ec; Brown, Ball Ground, =
re

Nice sound pecans, this yrs.

crop, Stewarts, 20c Ib.; All
others, 15 Ib. FOB. Samo! es
if stamps are encl. No order
for less than 20 lbs. Mrs. W.

Large red peanuts, 3-4 in
hull, fine for seed_or roasting,
$9.95. bu. BSB, Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt...1:

About 150 or 200 lbs. large
Stewart pecans for sale. Well
Make best offer.
FOB. N. E. Reid, Hartwell, a

3.

paid anywhere in Ga. in 8 lb.
lots: Stewart 20c lb: Mrs. Wil-

We lie Hand, Tifton, Rt. 5.



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



400 peice of peanut hay; 200
bu. corn or over; Also 2 nice
young milch cows, giving milk

.}now; 1 nice heifer, 1 yr. old; 10
| head shoats, wt. 60 to 75 lbs.

ea. for sale. E. E. Huey, Smith-
ville Rin 2. =

~ Sanford wheat; 1st. yr. from [
| breeder, $1.50 bu.: Thrashed 40
bu. per A. this yr.

LO: Bene
ton, Monticello. :

Sanford wheat recleaned ona
graded, $1.50 bu. Deyle -C.
Knight, Dublin, Rt. 4.

- Good Cokers wheat, $2.00
bu.: Mrs. Ww. J. Miller, East-
man, Rt. ie



PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



Blue plum sprouts,
kinds rose bushes, cape Jasmine
bushes: 1 kind of blue plums as
large as small peaches. Mrs. L.
S. Vaughn, Commerce, R. 5.

Black cherries, $1.00 doz.: 2
Moores Black grapes with ea.

order: Sage plants, $1.00 doz..,.

Garlic bulbs, 40c doz. Postage
pe Mrs. A. Horsley, Waco, R.

Secor ee eliioe | _ Var.,
State insp., true to name. Also
grape vines, $55.00 M.: $6.00 C.;
$1.25 doz. Mrs. B. B. Travis,
Riverdale | Des

| 25 Camphors. from 2 &tz to: 4.
ft., right size for planting, $6.50

for lot; 50c ea. Well packed for
shipping. Cash with order,
ro Mrs. 0. L. Bush, Doerun,

Thrifty heavily rooted A pours

| Satsuma orange tr
| 65 10 t

i V.
Schley pecans, 25c ib. past-

also 2 :

1 nuts in hull,

PECAN, AND. OTHER

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE |

" MISCELLANEOUS
F OR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



Brown Turkey arid Celestial
fig trees, 25c ea.; Concord
grapevines, 10c ea.; Caco, Nia-
rgara, Carman, Lutie, Brighton,
Berchmans Red, Salem, Cat-
awba, Ives, 15cea.; All 2 yrs.
old. James Scuppernong, vines,
3 yrs. old, 75c ea.; Peach and
Apple trees, 10 and up. James
Cureton, Austell.

est and finest Bunch and Mus:

cadine grapes, Berry plants,
fruit trees, etc. All inspected.
Write. H. A. Neal, Ashland.

Bronze and Black scupper-
nong vines, wild grapes, Sept.
grapes: also hazelnuts, crabap-

| pie, figs, damson plums bushes,

10 ea.: $1.00 doz. Mrs. Seabron
Huggins, Waco. R. 2.

Lueretia dewberry, large root-

bear ist yr., $1.00 C.; $9.00
Himalaya Blackberry, Boysen-
berry, $2.00 C. Carefullv pack-
ed, postpaid. J. W. Toole, Ma-
con, 33. Burton Ave.

Gov. Insp. fruit trees, leading
var. Apple, 2-3 yrs. old, 4-7 ft.,
20c ea.; Peach, 2 yrs. old, 3- 4
ft., 15c ea.: 1 yr. old pear and
cherry, 25c ea:: 2 yr. trees, 40
Paper shell pecans 3-4 ft., 75c;
2 yr. grape vines, 10c ea.: $7. 50
Cc. del. Lee Head, Cornelia.

6 apple and 6 peach trees
from early to late varities; 1
early Richmond Cherry, 1 Kief-
fer pear, 1 Concord grape, nice
1 yr. old trees, del. all for
$2.50. Be M. Webb, Bllijay. 5



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES F OR SALE



6, -10 1b. ee pure Ext ous
No. 2 grade, $6.50 FOB.: 3.-10
lb. pails, $3. 50 FOB.; 2- 10 Ib.
Postpaid and | insured mn. 36a
zone, $3.25. John A, Crummey,
Jesup, Boxe 41-7;

honey in new containers, 10 lb.
pail, $1.85 postpaid; 6.-5 ib.
pails, $4.48; 1,-60 lb. can, $7.78;
both exp. prepaid. in Ga. Qual-
ity. guar. Prompt shipment.
Pie ee ee Box
ey

FRUIT AND BUTTER
_ FOR SALE |





x

\

From 4-8 Ibs. of nice fresh
Jersey butter each week, 35
lb. del. in the 1st and 2nd zones.
Outside of Ist and 2 d zones
40c lb. Cash with order. Mrs.
E. Moore. Ashland, Rt. 4.



POTATOES AND.
VEGETAPLS FOR SALE

Se

75 bu. sweet mebntees. THe

| bu. Mrs. E. M. Fowler, Stuckey. |

About 4000 lbs. sweet pota-
toes for sale, FOB my farm.
About 3 mi. from paved Hwy.
(Warm Springs-Atlanta). W.
es Temple, Woodbury, R. 1.

11% tons sweet potatoes,
mi. E. Harris on Harris-Wood-
bury Rd. \ G. S. Lawrence,
Greenville,



TSS FOR SALE



ing eggs, $2.00 per setting of
15. Thos. J. Stevens, Augusta,
Rin 38 i

Large type . Dark - Cornish
hatching . eggs, $1.15: per. 16
eggs, prepaid. - Also 6 R. O. ie

Red pullets, Spring hatch. $5. =|

"00-4-C. Ae Sikes, BY EStEr, a



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE.

10 bu. or more Black Wal-
$1.00 -bu., at my
coor; will ship express collect.
Will exc. for apples. Mrs. Mary
L. Jordan, Manassas. Rt. 1.

Nice home grown Sage, pick-
ed and dried, 50c Ib. / Write.
Martha West, Dawson. Rt. 3.

Yellow, Rattle, Sassafras
root, 25c lb: Grub root, 35c Ih.:
wild cherry and sassafras bark,
20c Ib.; Catnip, Hoarhound,
Peppermint, Balm, .25 daz.
Mrs. Martha White, Dahlonega.
Rt. 1, Box 37.

Blue Plum, Currant anroute
and monthly rose. cuttings,
$1. 60 doz.; rooted Cape Jas-
mine* cuttings, i5e ea. Mrs. H.
v Biyens, Bram Rt, 2.



Nursery stock for sale: New-

McDonald earliest blackberry |
ed Kudzu, Celestial fig cuttin S$} 3.

1942 crop pright str. table

44, |.

Bapneuicn- R. I. Reds hatch-



Dry Sage leaves, 20c Ot.,
standing Cypress, 15 doz.; 2
doz.,. 25c, plus postage. Mrs. HE.
BB Warren, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Fresh rendered beef tallow,

8c lb. and postage in 5 lb. and
up lots. Mrs. R. J. Rundle, Hir-
am, Rt. 2.

Several pounds mutton tal-.

a 25c lb. Postpaid. Mrs. C.
. Moss, Talking Rock.

Nice dried sage, 15c pt. Mrs.

* B. Blalock, Alto, R. 1.

100 Ib. chicken feed sacks,
ripped open and bleached 12%e
ea.: Also all kinds tender gard-
en bean seed, 25c large teacup.
Mrs; W. V. Robbs, Flowery
Branch, R. 1.

40 bu. black walnuts, this yr.
crop in the hull for sale, 25
bu. D. BE. Hijl, Danielsville, R.

High grade Peat Humes and
Hardwood Ash, in bags or in
bulk. For sale or exc. . for
Evergreens, Bulbs, Seeds,
Peach and Apple trees. What
have you? Chas. A. Stone,
Sylvania. Rt. 3.

White Artichokes, .5c_ Ib,
FOB in 1-300 bu. lots. Write

| for price on large amts. BE. J.
Mason, Atlanta, 934 Glenwood

Ave.

Black walnuts, hulled, $1.00
bu. Large Bae G. Lee Thomp-
son, Chipley, R as 2

Red and green hot pepper
here at my home, 15c lb. Mrs
B. H, Carter, Atlanta, 35 Wey-
man Ave., S. :

New crop. plack walnut
meats, 35c pint; 3 pints, $1.00;
Hot pepper, 35 gal. Mrs.

A. Johnson, Alto, R. 1.

Lots of 100 1b. size clean
white feed sacks, no holes. 10c
a.: Exe. 20. for 10 Ibs. pecans
or 10 ybs. str. penis Ha. pay
postage. Mrs. C. Leverett,
Atlanta, Route No. 4 Box: 374.

All kinds of herbs and bark,
sassafras, wild cherry, yellow
dock, birdock, queen of the
meadow, bearfoot, rattleroot,
all 5 tos., $1.00; Walnut meats.
5OC ats, FOB.: Good chewing
tobacco, 5 twists, 2oc. < Mrs. BR.

Pe. Stover. Pisgah.

Few hundred Ibs. Artichokes,
10c lb. del.- 7%4 in the field.

Lee Lackey. Danielsville, Riz.



MISCELLANEOUS |
WANTED



BEANS AND PEAS
WANTED:

- Want 100 bu. No. 4 Brabham
and Clay peas, also some Vel-
vet beans in pod or threshed.
Quote prices. Lelius Helms,
Buena Vista.

BEE SWAX WANTED:

Want some Beeswax. State
amount you have and price del.
HH. oe ee Rt.
i

CORN WANTED:

Want 50 pu. corn

and up to 2
tons velvet beans. an

uote price

del. at-my barn or shipped to
| Atlanta ~

or - BDeeatur. M.. R:

Boroughs, Decatur, Rt

41 COTTON SEHD WANTED:

Want 200 Ibs. Half and Half
cottonseed, 2nd or 3rd vis from
Summerours. State price. Mrs.
Hva McKee West, College Park.

FRUIT WANTED:

Want some good, this yrs.
crop dried peaches. State price
or will exc. Pecans: Pound for
pound. W. M. Smith: [rwinville.

Exc. seed beans for dried ap- |
ples. Write. Odessa Dedd, Alp-
haretta; Rt. 1,

GRAIN AND HAY WANTED:

Want to-buy 10 or 15 tons
Peanut Hay. Make price del. to
me. J. H. Melson, Hogansville.

NUTS WANTED:
Want several bu. of Chinqua-

pins or chestnuts. John Cramer,

Atlanta, P. O. Box 118,
Branch.

PEPPERS WANTED:

Want to exc. value or pay
cash for some Hot Red and Pi-
miento
try produce

NY Side

and some feed

bags. State price, ete. Mrs. 8S.
G. Rogers, Claxton.

SEED WANTED:

Want to hear from someone
who has -pumpkin seeds for
sale. Would like to buy a lb. of

| this yrs. seed. Tom Kittle, Cer,
eu rollton. \

MA. 7337.

eed

Fepper, also other coun-,



SYRUP WANTED:

Want some new, bright No, oO.
Ga. Sorghum syrup. St
price on 5 gal. Will send stamps
for sample. Mrs. P,P. us: '
Rhine.

CORN WANTED:

Want some good cor
SHUCK. State price del
truck load. W. H. Ivey, M
geville, R. 1, Box 8. ;

Want to buy corn in- shi
shelled corn, peanut eee #
peavine hay. Write me t
you | have to sell. P. L. Mead
ows, Vidalia.

Want 100 bu. corn for u
own farm. State price del.
my barn at Clinton. . ie
Neal, Gray. :

Want 200 bu. Corn in
or shelled for use on Own
Advise price and if
Mitchell Edwards, 303 Fe
tree St., N. Es Atlanta, PI

corn in srl lots FOB,
in feeding my roe ar

p> poultry. -Also some wh

Advise price an
W. P. Franklir

oats.
ity del. here.
Harlem.

FRUET TREES. WANTE

Want best apple, neae
trees and fig bush. Quote s
kind and delivery prices
H, Gatley, Conyers, BR:
52. i ;



CATTLE FOR

*



1 good milch cow a
fect as you. will
gentle, Jersey
cream, $50.00.
Martin, R. 2.

5 purebred Poiled Here
male calyes about 5 mos. ol
bred grade Hereford
grade Hereford steers,
steers, 3 Guernsey and
stein steers. Weighting 400
600 Ibs. H. C. Walerep
Fee.

de pd blood eres pull
yrs. old, not rez. $60.00. W.
Anderson, Cartecay. See

5 dbl. standard Ri 5,
Hereford bulls, also
Horned Hereford bull,
and Woodford bloo
$125.00 to $500.00. A.
lee, Jr., Bartow. e

2 bulls, 1 near 2 yr
is 3/4 Jersey; other 7 1
Sell or trade for a heif
will freshen soon. Ed

color,

Carrollton, Rt. 3.

1 fine breeding iol fh

| Guernsey, 21 mos. old,

900 Ibs., very gentle, p ize
ner, $200. 00... Mrs. Juli a
doe, Ze: 130 = Cr
Road. ss

2 Jersey heifers, 1 eis be
yrs. old February 1943: oth
yx. old. Both from 4 -
cOWS.. a 00 for the 2a:

th

to reg., $80.00 at my
rat. N. W. Palmet

Ferry, or exc. for Black

Wilson Finch, -Palmet

1 nice reg., 2. *
sey bull, ere 00

pus

yrs. old, Se Li
Aas sale. Thad c: Ryan
on.

+ full nega pe
cow, 4%ors5 gal. day
care, $75.00; also 1
ling, 5 mos. old, hal
$15.00. Come after.

Howard, Baxley, Rt. 4, Bo

40 excellent Herefo
wts. approximately 200 to
Ibs. $75.00 to $85.00 ea
bred to reg, Hereford bu
es Ferrell, ATPaae Pie

20 ves. Jersey heifers
rege. Jersey cows of ci
bloodlines. . W. A...
Greenville.

1 black Jersey bull 30
old, wt. 750 Ibs., $65.
Upchurch, Locust Grov

Reg. Guernsey male,
old, $35.00 FOB. Z. Je
Oak,

3 fine
ly yr. old, $100.00 for

New Buford Hwy. R.

2 fine Jersey mi
soon to freshen for sal







- avoid imbreeding, am of-
A yr. old reg. - Polled
ord male, Domino and
Perfection bloodline, $250.
farm. Wt. around 1500
good dark color. Also 1000
ite cotton, chicken feed
8, 10c ea., FOB. Not sell
than 100. W. V. Dickinson.

good grade Jersy milch
, fresh Nov. 12;, for Sale.
ubert May. Warthen.

: Reg. dbl. standard, polled |

ereford bull, of famous

Hazlett and Domino breeding,

mos. old, wt. about 1100 Ibs.

Od individual, splendid. col-
G. C. Dekle, Millen.

- HOGS FOR SALE





6 nice purebred Poland China
igs, 6 wks. old, $8.00 ea.:
45.00 for lot. George H. Ben-
ett, Madison, R. 4. :

1oroughbred Spotted P. C.

, 2% yrs. old, entitled to

. Wt. about 250 Ibs. $35.00

t farm on Hwy. 341, 5 mi.

umber city. S. D. Flanagan,
grace, Rol, By

1 Rep. S. P. G, Brood sow,

aso leading breeding stock,

$ we Harry Futch, Rochelle,

nice Poland and China gilts
sale. Valine Holton, Way-
gs, R. 4.

igs, $6.00 ea., at my barn,
so Have 1 P. C. mal, wt.
about 200 lbs., for sale. W. M.
Runyon, Sr., Cedartown, Rt. 2.
(3 Cu 2 Saitss Ss mos. GIG,
Pend 250 lbs. wt; pred,
.00 or $45.00 ea.: 3 mos. old
ir pig, 75 lb. wt., from sow
at won 2nd prize at S. BE. Fair
ar Sale. Will not ship. W. H.
ix, Aldharetta.
yurebred O. . C. boar, for
yr Service, 4% mi. Lula on
and Homer Road.
wer, Lula. Star Rt.
Weaned pigs, bred gilts, S. P.
best of blood lines, priced
able. D. T. Le, Dawson,

rkshire sows, all reg.,
and bred to Conners June Lad,
Register No. 434403, to farrow
in December and February,

5.00 FOB Farm, J. W. Rich->

rdson, Lithia Springs.

pigs and shoats for sale.
M. Sattewhite, Atlanta, 77

ford Dr. SW. Ma. 3895.
big bone S. P. 'C.; cholera
ted, 34 mos. old, wt.
und 150 Ibs. $25.00; also
it a big bone Black African
a gilt, already bred to big
Black African Guinea
or a pair about 2 or 3
old, not rlated. Buck

OTL. C. reg. gilts and broed
sows. Some bred and will breed
gilts. Penn. - Silver. Blood
Lines. Ship by express .any-
; moleahart.. eca=

old, $25.00 ea.; purebred
,.7 mos: old, $40.00 ea. All
and registered and
W. B. Fambrough, at

ver Cordele, Ga., or Atlanta,

_ Hast Wesley Road.



FOR SALE

Pee Se ae

d plow wmwe for sale,

. oO -mi., Newnan, near
iis. Apple orchard. Walter
eker, Wewnan; RK. 3.

1 good middleaged mare mule
good condition. $50.00 cash.
sason for selling, going to the

Guy Watkins, R. A.,

2 brood mates, 2 colts, 6 mos.

ae ios, old, for sale or

ch. BE. BE. MeDaniel, Coving-
n. Box M. 244.

foung mare mule, 3. yrs.

, broke, wt. 1,000 Ibs., $200.

E. Cowart. Cartersville, R.

horse mule, 9 yrs old,
00: 1 mare (horse), 7 yrs.
lready bred, $75.00 at my
B. C. Langley, Stone
eS EW. AS i
| bay horse, 6 yrs. old, wt.
0 lbs., gentle, sound, works
anywhere, $125.00. Also 1
kk horse mule, 12 yrs. old,
0 lbs., sound, works any-
for sale, $40.00. #. D.
ullett, Chatsworth, R. 2.

. 5 yr. old mule, well broke
will work anywhere for
exch: for 75. bu. p2ood

corn and $75.00; Bring

hn and get mule. Also 1
western hatched Cornish

ter, $1.50. Mrs. T. F. Hicks,

; KR. ;
es



Nice brown horse mule, ap-
proximately 10 yrs. old, wt.!
850-900 Ibs., sound, fat, $85.00
or for nice young, fresh 4 gal,
cow. R. P. Bomar, Palmetto,
RED. i

1 small black horse mule for
Sale, cheap for cash Exch. for
young milch cow. R. B. Young,
Doraville, R. 1. ee

1 bay pony horse, W800 lbs.
for sale or exch. for ch cow
or yearlings. Mrs. G. W. Sam-
mons, Soperton. bi

6 good work horses, work
anywhere, also saddle horse for
sale, cheap, or trade for hay or
eorn at market price. Jim O.
Davidson, Irwinton, R. 1.

1 black mare colt, 3 yrs. and
2 mos. old, gentle, work any-
where; 1 black mare mule, 2
yrs. old, gentile; 1 black horse
mule, 6 mos. old; 1 mare about
11 yrs. old, to suckle in Apr.:
2, 10 yr. old mules. Write for
prices. N. H: Hart, Uvalda.

Reg. Spanish Jack, 10 mag- |
nificent brood mare, (good!
work type, work anywhere),
also 10 outstanding mule colts.
Sam Sommer, MHawkinsville.
Phone 220. .

a

1 good work mule about 1100
Ibs. $125.00, gentile, and in ex-
cellertt condition. A. N. Harrell,
Redan. ;
1 black horse rile, wt. 900
Ibs., in good shape, work to
anything, $90.00 cash at my
farm. Exch. for good milch cow
or hogs at market price. Come
se, dont write. Alex Williams,
Odum, R. 1. Box 143.

Black maie mule, middlaged
good worker, gentle, for sale.



rebred Hurapshire pigs, 10 |

' catur Rt: 2,

W. H. Knowles, College Park,
R,. 2) Boe agi. 2
Mule, about 14 yrs. old, wt.
1000 Ibs., good health, sound in
every way. $35.00 or exch. for
cow. Claud Harper. Wray, R. 2.

1 gray mare, 8 yrs. old, wt.
1000 lbs., in good cond., also a
27 mos. old colt, for sale. J. T.
| Hyder, Clermont.

Strong plug mule, sound in
every way, gentle, $25.00;
| Trade for hogs or fat cow and
ealf. Charlie Hooker, Lake
Park. aa Pe

bred to Reg. walking Stallion,
2300.00. H. Wilbur Harper,
Warrenton. :



TS AND CAVIES

RABBITS AND
Le FOR SALE



Pr. White Angora rabbits, 4
nos. old, $4.00. Mrs. . BR: W:
Wingo, Nwnan.

40 or more Rabbits for sale:
New Zeland Whites and Rds,
and Chinchilla; Closing out,
| going out, of the business. Mrs.
, Julia Varnedoe, Atlanta, 130 S.
Chandler Rd.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



2 female goats for sale,
cheap. Mrs. W. L. Cousins, Dee-

-1 Southdown Ram, 18. mos.
Fold, $35.00: Write. W. W: Bow-
den, Miland, or call Judge Thos.
L. Bowden, Columbus.

| 6 mos. old nannie, milk stock,

for sale or trade for pig, chick-
ens, turkeys, geese or 12 young
bantam pullets and 2 cockerels;
Also 1 M. strawberry plants,
$2.00; trade for Eng. peas or
what have you. Mrs. Opal
Davenport. Andersonville.

1 large size buck, about 5
yrs.. old; fine herd buck, Nub-
ian-Toggenburg type. Bargain
price, $25.00 at my farm. Will
crate and ship. J. J. Hendrix,
Madison, R. 1.

For Stud, Saanen buck, large
and very gentle, 2 yrs. old,
from the finest, reg. buck and
mother a 6 qt. milker, $15.00 or
trade for pigs or chickens. Fred
Tidwell, Atlanta, Rt. 4.

Sir Roderick, the most out-
standing Toggenburg buck in
South. Reg. ped, naturally
hornless. At Stud, Fee, $5.00.
You can secure other sires, but
none better Comparisons cordi-
ally invited. John Hynds, At-
lanta, 93 Warren St., N. E.

At Stud, Reg. Toggenburg
buck, Wire-Grass Bill, 65314.
Fee, grades, $2.00; purebreds,
$3.00. C. R. Shortt, Waycross.

5 yr. old, Ree. Walking mare, |.



Pair of Grade Nubian goats
and 6 mos. old buck kid. Fe-
male due to freshen soon. Male

8, or trade for heifer calf. C.
V. Chelena, Clarkston. phones,
Clarkeston 4542 or Main 2883
by aye 7 rk =
French Alpine buck. Natur-

2% yrs. old, from heavy milk
producers, proven. Sell for best
offer_or trade fo anything can
- G. T. Durham, Dallas. Rt.

,. 2 fine blooded milk goats,
Toggenburg and Nubian mixed,
good heavy milkers. Both bred
with Nubian buck for next sea-
son. 1 hornless type. Both in
good condition, real pets, $20.-
00 ea.; $35.00 for both. See or
write. J. M
Box 49.

13 -nannie goats, 11 to find
kids soon, 1 little billie, $3.00
Behe J. W, Ham, Summit,

Reg. male Sannen Donupel
S-3456. A. G. S. at Stud, fe,
$3.00, proven sire of high pro-

cucing daughters. Free pastur

for dry does until bred. W. J
Stimlin, Atlanta, 730 Grand
Ave., N. W. Center Hill,

At Stud. Reg purebred Tog-
genburg buck, G-Man Joes
Confucius _T-3032. Best of
breeding: Bloodlines up to 15
ibs. 14- oz. milk daily. Fee,
grades, $3.00; purebred, $5.00.
Warren Rollins, Atlanta, 349
Murray Hill Ave, N. BE,
_ Young Zealand and Toggen-
burg doe that will freshen in
the next three days; Also 1.
Nubian buck, 8 mos. old, for
sale or swap. Calvin Bush, At-
lanta, 92 Warren St, N. KE,
Phone DE. 7736.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE WANTED:

Want a good milch cow, giv-
ing 3-4 gal. milk daily at reas-
onable price, del. at my place.
W. F. Sanders, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

cow, with ist or 2nd calf that
will give 2 or more gal. milk
per day, rich in butter fat. H.
H. Mann, Lyons. | ae
Want to trade purbred, 4
mos. old, White Wyandotte pul-
lets for nice\ well bred heifer,
ready to breed. L. D. Honey,
Stone. Mtn, Ri <2; (1%. mis
Tucker, Brockett Rd.)
_ Want to buy 1 Holstin heit-
r, 3-4-mos. old. Also want to
xc. 18 Mch. or Apr. hatched
Turkeys for good heifer with
ist calf to freshen soon. Mrs.
Tom Kinney, Temple.
HOGS WANTED: es
Want 1 rg. or entitled to
Reg. O. I. C.. boar, 6-12 amos:
old, price must be reasonable.
Roy Brewer, Lula, Star Rt.
Want 1 purebred red Duroc
male hog, around 4 mos. old.
Will have to be shipped to me.
M. lL. Horne, Kingsland.
- Want to buy Guifiea hogs and
pigs and goats. J. F. Hutche-
son; Tniple; R. 2.

HORSES AND MULES |
WANTED: ie a,

Want a medium sized and
aged hunting horse (that wili
stand the sound of shooting
while being ridden without
getting excited.). -State full
particulars and price in ist
etter. C, L. McCarthy, White
Oak.

Want 1 pony, wt. 500 Ibs.,
gentle, broke to ride, for cash.
Mickey Undetwood, Vidalia.
MULES WANTED:

Exe. Cattle for good pair of
muls. W. G. Owenby. Marietta.
RABBITS AND CAVIES
WANTED:

Want pr. of Guinea pigs.
James Parker, Cedartown, 228
Highland Ave.
SHHEP AND GOATS
WANTED:

Want Angora Billy goat,
purebred or high grade of high
blood. Mrs. Smith Bilis, Atlanta
35 Linden Ave., N. E.

Want a_ few thoroughbred
Chivot or Hampshire sheep. E.
F. Dean, Sr:., Odum.

Want a purebred milk goat
now fresh in. Fred A: Birch-
more, Brunswick, 22 Glynn
Ave. :

Want to buy young milk
goat, fresh in, without kid. The
nver-so-dry kind, giving not
less than 8 qts. per day. Must
b guar. William L Gordon,





P, O. Box 368, phone 1483 W.

fine individual. $18.00 for the}

ally hornless, black and white,

. Stephens. Austell. !

oO
: , - Lathia Griffin, Arabi,

ei g
. Want 1 full blood Guernsey

ee ee Eva Haynes, Buford,

| games. Ready for service, $1.75



Want to buy 2 sand head
of range sheep. Stock sheep.
Will pay reasonable price cash
for them. R. C. Davis, Ludowici.



POULTRY FOR SALE.



BANTAMS FOR SALE:

and 3 pullets, same breed, all
about 1 yr. old, $3.50 for lot.
(Not sold single). FOB. Cash
with order. Mrs. O. lL. Bush,
Doerun. | os

Black Cochin bantams, $5.00
pr., prepaid by exp. anywhere
in Ga. Will exc. 1 pr. for young
tom turkey. R. H. Shumway,
Adlanta, 4323 Peachtree-Dun-
woody Rd. :

,Modern Game _ bantams;
pheasants and pigeons; for sale.
$2.25. or will exe. for 1, 1942
hatch, Mamoth Bronze tom, J.
FE. Wood, Atlanta, 10 Sims. Ave.
N. W. Phone Be. 1756-J.

Show type Dark Cornish ban-
tams, Black Bredsted Red
Modern Game Bantams and
Red Pyle bantams for sale.
Satis. guar. W. . Herndon,
Augusta, 1109 Adrian St.

_8 Golden Sebfights, 2 raised
this yr., 1 last yr. $1.00 ~ea.
Fred Ayash, Atlanta, 687 Del-
mar Ave., S. E. Phone 8149. ~

22 hens and pullets and 5
roosters, crossed between Buff
Cochin and Sebright; Also 3
purebred Buff Cochin roosters,
25c ea for entire lot. only, FOB.
Fay Sproull, Stilesboro.

BARRED, WHITE AND

OTHER ROCKS:
Purebred Partridge Rock
ckerels, Apr. hatched, $1.50.

1 rooster, Mar. 1942 hatch:
8 hens, Mar. 1941 hatch: All
purebred B. R, Thompson Str.
No culls. $12.00 for the tot
Young turkey hens, May hatch,
mixed bronze and SBourban;
$2.00 ea. Not prepaid. Mrs. W.
Pag ark Dawson, R. 1, Box

13 yellow legged B. R. young
hens, Mch. hatched of this yr.,
$1.50 ea. All nice, healthy and
laying. 1 rooster, $2.00: This
is a 10 day offer only. Come
for them. Sudie C. Johnson, 622
Spring St., Dalton. :

OW; Re Dens) $4025 sea
rooster. $1.50. Fine layers, 1 yr.
old. Also 8 cockerels, 5 mos.
old, $1.25 ea. Exp. chgs. not.

2 pure White Rock roosters,
May hatched, $1.00 ea. Not pre-|

| nuts, $3.00 bu. Exe. for white
peas, bu, for bu., free from}
weevils. Ea. pay postage Mrs.
Roxie Robinson, Bowdon, R. 3.

2 nice large B. R. cockerels,
and 5 pullets, Mar. hatched,
now laying, $1.50 and $1.25 ea.:
or $9.00 for lot. Exp. prepaid.
Mrs. J. D. Wurst, Ochlocknee,
Some pure March hatch, R.
R. cockerels, $1.50 ea. J. R.
Gardner, Locust Grove.
CORNISH:

1 Dark Cornish cockrel, 6
mos. old. wt. 8 lbs., $3.00; 1, 3
mos. old, wt. 4 lbs., same Str.
cockerel, $1.50 1 trio small type
mixed Game bantams, (the 38,
1 yr. old, wt. less than 21% Ibs.)
$3.00. Mrs. Willie Smith, Rols- ,
ton. . : |

1 epurebrd Dark Cornish
cock, 18 mos. old; and 1 /cock-
rel, wt. 6 Ibs. $4.00 for both.
H. W. Thurmond, Grensbore,'
he te Box 131. ae ;

12 large Dark Cornish roost-
ers, purebred, with long yellow
legs, 7 mos. old; wt. 74% Ibs.
from extra large breed of

6a, M. O.c Mrs:
Portal.

GAMES AND GIANTS;

Trio extra fine Jersey White
Giants, Mar. hatch, $6.00. A. D.
Cook, Sylvester, R. 1. s

2 fighting cocks, | Allen
Round Head, 1-17 mos. old; 1,
7 mos. old, for sale. Albert Mc-
Reriy, Duluth; Roos. ae

Ben Screen,

LAMONICAS:

1 doz. purebred Laimonicas,
$1.00 ea. (Lamonicas have yel-
low legs and skin, they even
surpass Leghorns in layers.)
Mrs. S. J. McGee, Knoxville.

LEGHORNS:

Big type Eng. White Leg-
horn cockerel, from best grade,

pay postage.
paid. Also Pink spanish pea-|

flock direct





Mar. hatch, $1.50. Paul Webb
Jr., Elberton, | HER. Bt. 4.

LEGHORNS:

Large 2 yr.

L., perfect type |

want 10 choice W

hens. State price, etc.

Jones, Waycross, 611 Re

1 White Jap. Silkie rooster! . 350

red cock, Oct. 1942 h
T. N. Collins, Martin
Purebrd Buff
roosters, 6 mos. old $
del. Mrs. B. W. Biddy, A
Bea ee

ORCUS:

15 White Orcus pullet:
1 rooster. A cross betwe
Leghorn and black
the ever lay str. 4.

hatch, 1942, 75; Also |

|not mating. $15.00 for

or 1.00 ea. Mrs. Ben
Toomsboro, 7 d

_ORPINGTONS:

eee } ;

40, 6 mos. old pulle
erels, Purebred S: C
Str. Buff Orpinhgto
eash or M. O. for the
ea. for less than 40 hi
C. W. Griffin, Screven,
PEACOCK, PHEASANT;
PIGHONS, BTC]

White Kings, 50c p
for rabbits, hens, dtick
common goats, corn
kind of produce. Jul s

Arnoldsville.

5 purebrd racing Hor
and 4 White King cocks,
a.; Extra nice birds, all yo
just begining to mate,
trade for White Doe rabbit
H. Overby. Columbus, 36

Ave. ~

Several pr. mixed
beautiful colored, now
SOC: Pres PR S128. :
equal value. Bobbie
Chula. ee

15 prs. common mi
ee $5.00 for entire
party pay expenses. .
Martin, Mt. Zion.

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE

AND RHODE ISLANDS

_ RI. Red cockerels, $1,
Buff Cochin bantams, co
els, $1.00 ea, 1942 h
White King pigeons, $1.2!
Also black pole beans,
bunch beans, 20c cup
potted crowder pas, 1
order -as-much as 715 1
Mrs. Lowel
Bremen, R. 1. eens
38 N.~ Hi: cockerels,
hatched, carefully se
Tren: <3
. 3, $4.00. M.
1 all star mating W..
hatched, cockrel. Lindst
Str. $1.50. ME O; Mrse.
Wade, Dimes. 05
Dark Red cocks and
erels, officially bloodtest
culled, Heavy laying str
a. Eggs, $1.50 per 15 postp
Mrs. Don Donaldson, Deca
Phone DE. 2405.
720 Ni H. Reds: hens, $1.51
20 pullets, ON. i. Red
hatched, $1.35 ea.; 1 coc
related, $3.00. The whol

$44.00. P. O. money order.

Annie B. King, Adel,
Street, =

I. Red cockerels,

taken soon,

when full grown.) You pay exp
chgs. on arrival. Miss Ida Dod
Fairmount, R. 1. - ee

200 beautiful R. 1. Re
hatch pullets, ready to la
rect from Lindstrom) $1.7
e R.. Kennedy, Stone >

10: dark red S.. , KR
1ets, 8150. ea.) 10, 2 yen
hens, $1.50 ea.; 3 dark red co
erels, $1.50 ea. All Mayh
and Donaldson Str. cros
Miss Blle Timmerman, Br
wood, Box 83. . ay

TURKEYS, GUINES, GEES
BTC:: ace
2 grown turkey hens 4
young turkeys, raised th
$18.00 at my farm, Also stra
berry plants, 3 doz., 50c: 4
Mrs..R. H. Clark, Gaines
ee ; :

14 grown geese for sa
Tailaise and 7 common gees
$1:00 ea. for the lot.
Cash with order. J: H.. Bar
Lumpkin. Sees

15 Turkeys, wt. 10-18
35c Ib. on foot. Can furn
ings unrelated. Call afte
afterrioons. G. Dorsey _
Decatur, 444 Candle

1325..



= NOTICE

POSITIONS WANTED |



aying. Will trade some
ne young hens ins

Candler Rd.

3 large White Pekin ducks,
00 ea.: Exc. for 5 guinea
on rR. 1. Red pullets and
Also. Mammoth.

hens, $4.00:

te 2 Wivaildotic young
rg, Apr. hatch, -75e ea.
. Browning, Jackson.

i pring | hatched R. GC. S.
randotte cockerels, bred

ks Prefer shipping all to one
Also cutting of pink
Yherokee roses, 10c ea. plus
osta Nes: * K, McLeroy,



carer



BY CHICKS AND :
NTAMS WANTED:

it 50 Dark Cornish baby |
ES ee bene: oC price |

a or 10 pure. Mohave.
ornish. pullets and 1]
_or baby. chicks, | State |

eRe Hoa

vant Muscovy ancks, guinea
_feiiceite : rabbits,

al i or will ie layine
the next 30 days. Ed-
N. O'Berine. sense 820,
eae St. ee

nt 25 or 50 AAA White

young hens, now lay-
ite aes Mrs. Bonnell

ue Ronen

: iable price. Harold Mays;
ou sville, 210 Ninth Sh



mn Coulity home de-

n clubs are holding
lics and learning how.

e minor renairs on small
s of elretric equipment,
sockets, oes and

HF, Le HOSPITAL

de, County. home demonst- :

clubs are cooperating
~maternity. hespital at
contr ibuting canned
their scasons~ can-

id in its maintenance,

EMERGEN CY WORK

Pp ular demonstration |

h the Telfair County home

stration club members:

en gettine their medicin-

chest ready for emergencies,

craonstrations have been

reparing and furnish-.

home medicine. oe
eee banda es.

| crop.

eene County Fepatts of

uning to October 1 showed
home demonstration

mbers have an average

Es uarts of fruits and
apf tab es, making a total of
: with some vegetables
sen most meat: el

ct eason hav been changed
onomists of the Georgia,
icultural Extension Service. }
e the War Production
is not permitting the
aC ure of grades recom-

th

| hay,

purebred f
Leghorn laying hens at |

past, _ the Specia- | and



3 DAIRY cows AND
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

37 head cows and heifers, 1
DeLava! 2 unit milker, bottler.
capper. Separator,
other equipment, complete. See
or write. Mrs. Nell Kimball,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.



SPECIAL NOTICE

MULES, SECOND HAND.

| FARM EQUIPMENT AND

PRODUCE FOR SALE

Sao: good mules, a 2 horse wag.
on, 3000 bundles fodder, 200 bu.
corn, 2 bu. New Era peas, se-
lection of farming tools. See
at once. W. B. Moore, Wat-
kinsville. Rt. 1.:

7 young mules, 1 Allis-Chal-
plow and harrows, also com-
mers small tractor with disc
bine for same, used only 1 sea-
son, good as new. Also 2 walk-
ing cultivators, 1 and 2 h.
plows, and 1000 bu, ear corn,
and cette. 2G. A. Lewis.
Ween

S



MISCELLANEOUS
- WANTEP



SACKS WANTED:

Wanted printed feed sacks,
free of holes, 3-4 same color:
Also some white sacks. Will
'exe.-for same jonquils, Narcis-
sus and iris bulbs. C. Weathers
ly, Hoschton. G

GRAIN AND HAY WANTED:

Want price. qotations on oats,
velvet beans, corn. and. peanut.
hay in from 3-5 ton lots, del. to
Dairy 9 mi. N. W. Griffin, M.
c. Huguley, Griffin, Rt 4.



MISCELLANEOUS
_FOR SALE



Catan. habehound Rverow:
elecampane, 5c punch; Com-
frey, sage, beargrass, Madonna
lilies, 10e ea.; Garlic, spear-
mint, 15c doz.; Queen of the
Meadow roots, 20c lb. Exec. for
print sacks. Add postage. Mrs,
re Some, Sas. ay 4.



ue BEANS AND PEAS
os ane |

x



Mush pene white Hull peas,
25e cupful; 50c qt. Add post-
a ee Davis, HINO un



GRAIN. AND HAY.
oe Fer ALE :



| 50 tons A- 1 bated: hasaagens
es | Bermuda hay, well cured and
| without a drop of rain, $17.00

ton at my barn. Also have other
baled hay, $10.00, $12.00 and

$15.00 ton. See sample at of-|

fice of Co. Farm Agents office.
J. C. Mays, Berner, In Care of
deed Tae



_ POSITIONS WANTED



Pokiection: Want ieb vas
Foreman on an 8 or 10 mule
Farm. 52 yrs. old; wife and 2
small children, raised. on farm,
in good health and active. Can
handle labor, know how to
farm, Can go any time. Out-
line work in ist letter. J, Hi:
oo 425 Pulliam St.,

Middleaged woman od gon
wants farm work on farm, for
home and = salary. Close to
school in Fulton Co. Mrs. -Ari-
zona OKelley. Atlanta, ae
Formwalt St., S. Ww.

Man and wife want small.
on halves with good.
christian people, near church
and handy to market. Want
good house, chickens, cow, pigs,
ete., need little help. Come see.
Ww. 'M. McLain, Ben Hill, Rt. 1,
In Care- of G. C. Johnson,

- Want a good 1-H. farm with
good house, barn and pasture
for Standing Rent. Want in
Clayton Co:, prefer near Col-
lege Park, Riverdale or Jones-

| poro. B: T. Haisten, Riverdale.

Want a 1-H. crop for stand-
ing rent, <; Prefer: in: Colquitt
Co. or adjoining Co. Good
house, pasture, water. and - al-
lotments. Curtis. E. perce:
_Doerun, Rt. 2

Want a small dairy on Sua:
~h 2 cows, 1 brood sow
p ;

boiler and

| SON.

*| McDuffie Co.

Man, 58 yrs. old, in good.
health, wants work on farm at
once for home and salary, Le
N. Harrell, Pavo, Rt. 2..

Want job as- Caretaker of
Farm, or 1 h: farm on 50-50-
basis. Must be nice, good place
in So. Ga. References. Mrs.
Jewell Rogers, Elaxtom. <~

Elderly woman, unincum-
bered, wants job doing farm
work on farm with good peo-
\ple for board, elothing and
$1.00 a week. Mrs. Bessie Fol-
som, Andersonville, Rt. 1, care
S3 B. Duke. :

Sober, honest, cadwniad man
with 2 children wants job on
farm. Drive truck and tractor
and operate modern farm ma-
chinery; can work labor. A, C.
Whisnant, Lenox.

Want Vjob as. Farm. Supr.,
raise feed. stock or would take
good place on 50-50 basis. Good
land and house and help to run
crop. 56 yrs. old. wife and 2
children. W, E. Herring. For-
syth, Rt::3.

Want 1 horse farm on halves. |
Self and wife only. Jas. Per-

| due, col. 77 Yonge St., _S. Ey Ats

-lanta.

38 yr. old woman with 3 chil-
dren wants farm work; will do
field work, such as: chopping.
hoeing and picking~cotton and
other farm. crops, etc., for small
| house and reasonable salary.
Mrs. Merial Russell, Willtam-

Want 1 h. farm, for standing
rent. Must be good land and.
house, near Hampton on school
bus line. C. FY Cooper, Hae:
ton, Rt. DDO x D- ;

Man, 36, wants job on ek
Experienced. $2.00. day. and.
4-5 R. house, -with lights pre-
ferred. 5 in family; near Mail
and. School: Bus; - Churches,
Have to be moved. Prefer
Emanuel or surrounding coun-
ties. No Sunday work. Write
offer. HEE, Swafford, Bey S

| wick, Rt. te

Want nice little farm some-
vihlere near Atlanta, 15-50 A.
with about a 5-R. house, barn,
etc. Standing Rent preferred.
C. T. Green, Suwanee, R. 1.

Want a farm with ood
house for Standing rent . for
oe Valine Holton, eT ICES,
R

Want small 1- H. farm: not,
over 10 mi. from Griffin on.
halves. Good house with 3
rooms or more, pasture, barn.
Can furn. ref. if wanted. W. E.
| Chambley, Milner.

Want a good 2-H. farm with
good house, good hog pasture,
near school, bus. line... Prefer

f Pes. Ivey, Thom-
son, R. 5A BOP

-Want a crop. eS basis;
20 A. in cotton, 10 -corn.
Good land and ee stock.

{Have 5 in family, 1 plow hand.

Claud Parker, Adairsville, R.3.



=| FARM HELP WANTED



Want good family. for farm
work-and to help make Syrup.
Good house, water, wood and
close to school. - See or -write,
M. A. Johnson, Faceville.

BA Want family to grow 5% A.
tobacco, some cotton and do
some day work for me in 1943.
J. H. McDaniel, Glenwood, Rt.
dee :

Want good man with force
for 12 or 12 A. cotton and some
corn: near school bus line and
church, 50-50 basis. ees
Sanders, Gainesville, Re: 7.

Want large family for. 3 Hi
| farm for 1943. 30 A: cotton-al--

| lotment, plenty land. for corn,

wheat and forage, 50-50 basis.
Good 4 R. house, 2 good pas-
tures,
once. 5.mi. Winder.
Teal, Winder, Rt. 4,

: Want family to
farm for 600 lb. cotton. Good
land, buildings, pasture and
well. Write for more informa-
Hen, Bell acgeens Daniels-
ville. 3

tend 1-H

Want family ee euilt: 1-H.
farm on 50-50 basis. Good land,
large house and pasture. 1 mi.
Fayetteville on Cement rd. A.
B. Weatherly, Fayetteville.

Want a 2-H. farmer on 50-50
basis for 1943 crop. Must be
honest, sober and able to furn.

himself. Write or come to see}

at once. F.'B. Wilkie, Vinings.

Want good farmer for 2-H.
crop: 5-R. house, 2-R. tenant

| pasture, wood, school bus, etc.,
on 3rd. and 4th basis, Lots bot-
tom land, Oe oseut



onable salary.

ily, exp..

i shares.

come.
-you want to move.

Come - see or write at}

at house).

| do.



Wednesday, November

FARM HELP. WANTED



v

Want good honest,
farmer with force for 2 h. farm
on haly es. 65 A. in cultivation:
18% A. cotton allotment,
6 R. house; on paved Road,
School bus Rt. % mi. church.
Electric. lights. Have good
team and Fordson tractor, plen-
ty other farm <too!s;<. In= Cobb
Co. E. -S. Faucett, Atlanta,
1067 se Ave., S. W.
Ra 1443.

Want sour: honest reliable
farmer.for 1h. farm located, on
Washington Road, from College
Park=.7 Ra house with. city
conveniences, for: Standing
Rent... Mrs. H. 'S. Thompson,
College Park, 1115 No. Main oF
Ca 1013.

Want -unincumbered woman
for farm work, care of chickens
and cow. Good home with good,
Christian family and $20.00 mo.
Must be_ healthy and honest.
Write.
lanta, Rt. 2, Box 412.

Want good, reliable, exp.
farmer for 2 HH: farm on 3rds
and 4ths. 6, R: house with
lights, located 1 mi.
west Roswell. See or write. L.
M. Bearden, Roswell.

Want man and wife of good
| character, able and willing to
work, no dependents, past mid-
dleage, to manage smal] 1 horse
farm for an elderly couple. E.
T. Goodman, Ray City, Rt. $562

- Want reliable white woman
to live on farm and raise chick-

ens, milk cow and other farm:

work. Room, board and reas-
Ws: L. Dixon,
Quitman, Eytes

Want young woman, white or :
| colored, to live on farm and do

farm work. Room, board and
$8.00 month. Mrs. L. W.. Har-
den, Austell. Rite 2:

Want man with family for 2
H. farm for- 1943. Must be
sober, reliable and near-by.
Good house, stock, ete:, furnish-
af Mrs: P. M. Johnson, Lov-
ett.

Want colored man with fam-
farmer, to work on
farm near Atlanta. Good home

and weekly salary paid. F.R.

Kennedy, Atlanta, 3076 %4 Ros-
well Rd, e :

- Want exp. farmer to work on
salary this Fall and Winter and
take a1 or 2 h, eotton and corn
crop on _ 50-50 basis next
Spring. Salary, $18.00 mo.

| steady work, free house, gar-

den and, free wood. Begin. at
once. , Come see. S..S, peers
Douglasville, Rt. 4.

Double wages for man able
to keep up Allis-Chalmers trac-
tor and other farm work on
farm in Fulton Co. Good house,
near church on school bus line.
Pay every Sat. Noon. Cooks
Crossing Road. O.
Fairburn.

Want middleaged, unincumb-

- ered man to do general. work on

farm. Write. Mrs. Julia K.
Lucky, Grovetown, Rt. 1.

Want family, white or color-
ed, to work 2 or 3h. crop. on
Good land, good house,
good stock and tools. -Write or
Come get house now if

A. F. Saw-
yer, Vidalia. :

- Want honest, unincumbered,
white woman, country raised.

for farm work. $5.00 week and
board.

- Write or see. Mrs.
Hugh J. Goodwin. Ben Hill. Rt.

a, Cascade Rd.
Want man and wife, 40 to

60 yrs. old, to tend. 1 h. farm
in Douglas Co., near Winston,
on halves. Will furnish: baby
chicks and feed, to raise on
halves. and also give man work

'every day he is not in crop.
Horace Kell, Chamblee, Rt. 1.

Want woman for farm work
on farm. Room, board and
salary. Mrs. G. M. Sheats. At-
lanta, Rt..4, phone Am 2013.

Want family large enough to

tend 10,000 2nd yr. virgin and

4,000 pulling Turpentine box-
es,
Want you to move
now and put dipping in.
Steedley, Alma, Rt. 3.-

Want farmer to farm i hated
and cotton allotment farm.
Good school and churches near-
by. R. Se Walsh, Garfield.

Want middleaged man and :

ee white, perfectly sober,
honest and: reliable to live on
farm and do farm work, for
home and salary. B. C. Lang-
ley. Stone Mountain, Rt, 1.

Want. at. once, reliable, un-
incumbered woman to do farm

work, on farm. Good home and

$21. 00 month. Mrs. Fannie

house, plenty out- -bldgs., good serie oe Spee eS

Want experienced Dairy
Help, man with 2 milkers in

family preferred: want help to | ar
king, potie: and deliver | O

sober a
Share farmer for -220 A

goog,

| be good milker.

Mrs. Lou E. Green, Att

ieee good cleared land,

E. Norton, -

ES,

Have 1 house (timber right |

Bill



FARM HELP Ww A



Want - _intelgent, ee

100 in eeaon 22 A. cot
base, 40- seeded with ee
pedeza. farce pasture w
spring water. Comfortab
dwelling, 2 tenant hous
Furnish own stock and equi
3 mi. Grovetown on A
pling Rd. Grovetown, cal
Hamilton Farm. =

Want small family for
farm, good house, barn, w.
a stock; 17 mi. Atlan

off Covington Fwy i
Welch. Lithonia, Rites

Want good dairy hand.
ee 01
Will furnish house, runni
water, milk for family and
pay. Call. S. Pass, Ben
Ra 1757 or Ve 1983.

Want young man, draft
empt, to live as. one of: fami
and cultivate 15 A. Corn a
peanuts. Board, laundry, s
ing money. Mrs. Lemma ?
Boston, R. 1. Box I24e

Want the right party te wo:
river hot:

toms, ideal for trucking,

rally located between

textile mills in south. Ca

largely. with tractor. Go

ton allotment. School bu yu

Can use some day labor. Ex

ref. Come see. W. J. Fletche

West Point, R. 4, Troup Co

Want unencumbered, midd

aged, white woman for

work, on farm. $3.50 wk.
see or write. Mrs. E. D.
Forest Park, Re%, z

Want respectahier man
wife to live in home, on f

farm, raise stock, etc. Wri
particulars. Ce Mobley,
esville. P. O. Box 217, ;

Want man to operate s
dairy. Apply. F. c
Macon, In Care Hotel Lainel

Want a country woman
milk one cow and do other f:
. Good home for.
party. $4.00 wk. Mrs. Lo
Bing, Riverdale Rt. 1.2

Want dependable Ch
middleaged, white or col
woman to do farm work. Board
$3.00 wk... Mrs. ene Sent
Waco, Rt.-2. i op

Want farmer for. good
farm: 4% A. tobacco
ment, good cotton allotmer
Good turpentine stand, all
halves- Prefer party with |
sock Will ans. all letter

. McDaniel, Hazlehurst, R

Want an -unineum
derly man, good heal d
worker, to assist in han
livestock and other farm we
no. row crops. Permanent
for right man. State wages ex-
pected and if had experienc
with livestock. . Ref. o Pa
thony, Tignall, Rio

- Want exp. farm ecu
140 A. land with good ho
and tenant 3-R. house, -
barn and pasture. Will
one have if will board -m
cut my wood. f
house yours, 2 mit
bus route, 2%

oH Ellis, Maxeys.

Want man and wife, r
small -colored family to _
on farm year round.
water, wood, pasture
den patches furp. =
cept experienced, reliable,
apply. Pay by the m

Want healthy, willin
er, colored woman, 20-60
old to work on smal] farm
Atlanta. Good accomoda
and salary. Mrs. oe

mandy, Dunwoody.

Want good farmer
farm. 20 A. in cotto
ment, all peanuts,
work, On 50-50 basis.
day work when not i
Will move you if not
mi. M. H. Elder, Senoi

Want reliable, colore
or small family for
ee Nice ae

Want oak dttieg. cou

live in part of house and ut

1-H. fa
good C ristian woman fo

Williams, Stockton.

Want farm labor, wage
share croppers for.
number of farms. I. C
Barnesville. ae

Want farmer with
hands, some hoes