AGRICULTURE 
_COMMISSONER 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
meetings in different scutes of the State. : 
- In spite of all handicaps, the Georgia farmers, are 
, ermined to produce the greatest. oe they possibly can 
nder the circumstances, 
- The farmers of Wilcox County are Now carrying out a 
derful program of land terracing and soil building. 
Through most of south and middle Georgia, proper 
 
rracing of the land is the first prime Tue to soil . 
 
uilding : and soil conservation. 
 
= che farmers of the peanut belt produced the greatest 
op of peanuts in history in 1943. Georgia, the Carolinas, 
 
abama and on through to Texas i is the real noe belt = 
 
of the United States. 
The peanut crop in Georgia has now reached the point 
 
here it is the largest money oe, of the State, wy the 
 
xception of cotton. 
 
There is a great deal of tall coming out of Gann  
 
to the effect that. our peanut oil will not be needed after the 
war. The only reason*that every pound of peanut oil that 
we can produce will not be needed is because the Inter- 
tionalist . intend after the war to again import coconut 
oil, palm oil and other vegetable oil from the Philippines 
had East Indies Islands, as well as from South America. 
 
Prior to the beginning of the war, this country was 
importing a billion pounds of oil every year and the ie 
nationalist want to do so again so as to force the price of 
 
ne American crops back to the low world level. 
 
=  What is said with regard to peanut oil, applies equally 
to cottonseed oil and  soybean oil. Surely the farmers of 
 
he peanut belt, cotton belt and soybean belt will see that 
we have Congressmen and Senators in Washington who 
will not permit the importation of this oil after the war, by 
the Internationalist or by the Secretary of State, through 
Trade Treaties. 
 
The peanut growers a Cdorpin recently sent a dele- 
gation to Washington in an effort to get the price of pea- 
nuts raised_ by thie Government. 
 
_ The price of peanuts under the Agricultural Adjust 
ment Act should be in the neighborhood of $200.00 per ton 
the price of cottonseed under: the Agricultural Adjust- 
 
nt Act should be upward of $90.00 per ton. The only  
 
reason they are not bringing this price to the farmers, is 
 
cause the Agricultural Adjustment Act is not being 
 
arried out by the United States Secretary of Agriculture. 
_ Remember that when a Congressman or Senator votes 
for a Trade Treaty or to permit the importation of foreign 
ils, he is voting to put the cotton grower, the peanut grow- 
and the soybean grower and all other farmers out of 
business. This is true regardless of any camouflage about 
good neighbor policies or otherwise. 
In addition to their value for their oil and meal, pea- 
 
  
 
  
 
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ~ 
 
MARCH 3, 1944 Atlanta 
 
apie, boxes _= ; See _+$4.25-$4.50 
abbage- Plants, Crts. per 2000 plants See __ -3.00- 3.50 
ollards, per doz. bunches : 1.00- 1.50 
Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs. _._ : on 00-75 
Sweet Potatoes, per bu. baskets 2.50- 2.75 
L S, (bunched), per doz. bunches - ie ae? ee See 0s 108 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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nuts have a very great value for edible purposes. In the 
 
form of peanut candy, peanut butter, parched peanut 
salted peanuts and boiled peanuts. Peanuts have wo 
themselves a place in the realm of delicacies. Peanu 
 
. not only delicious and appetizing, but Bnew are of the 
est food value. 
 
On the farms of South Gears peanuts eon the 
 
greatest source of nee feed of any oy = fact, thr 
 
from peanuts or corn. 
 
Tn talking about oil, never Forset Hae hog ie 
duced from corn is one of our greatest sources of fat ; 
dont forget that the importation of cheap vegetable c 
from the Philippines, East Indies Islands and  A 
America is one of the present handicaps to the corn 
hog growers of the West. 
 
It will soon be peanut planting time in 1 South Ge r 
As you ride along the highway and see the tra 
 
_ plowing the land, harrowing the land and building terrace 
you can visualize that in a few weeks, men, women, b 
~ and girls will be out in the fields putting the seed pean 
in the land. In a few more days, you ean visualize 
 
weeders, going across those fields with the rows of - 
peanuts g glistening i in the sunshine in parallel rows and ev 
 
spaced hills followi ing the contour of the hillside. ier 
 
look like a great magic garden. 
 
Ina few more weeks, you can gee the men, women b 
and girls, again plowing up. those peanuts, shaking th 
off them as they labor in the broiling sun getting t 
nuts ready to stack. 
 
_Then you see the peanuts in the Sieh with th . 
turned j in and the peanuts exposed to the air and sunl 
They look like solid piles of peanuts. : i 
 
Still a few days more and the picker is in the 
The peanuts are hauled to the picker and as the pean 
through the picker, a great cloud of dust is going up. 
time, Tike smoke from a busy industrial plant. 
 
When these peanut workers go home at night 
are covered from head to foot with dust and grime: 
sweat. 
 
When the peanuts are picked, they ae be haul 
 
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Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Mallat 
 
Reports received at this office show following average pri 
paid for No. 1 Hogs at the Livestock Auction Markets named, 
 
MARCH 3, 1944 
 
February 17 (Thursday)Tifton 
- February 17 (Thursday)Valdosta 
February 18 (Friday)Thomasville 
February 21 (Monday)Sylvester 
February 22 (Tuesday)Augusta 
Pebruary 22 -(Tresday) Nashville =... ae ee ee 
February 23 (Wednesday)Moultrie 
February. 24 fhursday)-Valdosta "i 
February 25 (Friday)Thomasville (ete 
February 28 (Monday)Sylvester So ee Te ee 
-Webruary. 29 (luesday)_Nashville 23 Se 
March 1 (Wednesday)Moultrie 
March 1 (Wednesday)Rome __ 
 
TOP FED CATTLE 
 
February 17 (Thursday)Tifton = 
February. 17% :(Thursday)-<Valdosta (2 
February 18 (Friday)Thomasville (ae 
February 21 (Monday)Sylvester _ 
 
February 22 (Tuesday)Nashville i 
February: 23 (Wednesday)Moultrie -.. 
February 24 <Thursday)Augusta =. ee 
February 24 (Thursday)Valdosta eet 
February 25 (Friday)Thomasville 
 
February 28 (VMionday)-Sylvester 2 
aoe 29 (Tuesday)Nashville - 
 
March 1 (Wednesday)Moultrie 
 
March 1 (Wednesday)Rome _ 
 
  
 
  
 
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EORGIA MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Address all items for elcdcn aba all requests to be put 
on the mailing list and for change of address tu STATE ae 
: OF MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta. 
 
Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable 
under postage regulations inserted one time on each request and 
repeated only when request is accompanied by new copy of 
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Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not 
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the 
Bulletin. 
- Published Weekly at 
124-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. 
By Department of Agriculture 
Yom Linder, Commissioner, 
 
_ Executive Office, State Capitol 
 
: Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
; Publication Office 
 
- 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. 
_ Editorial and Executive Offices 
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of  
Markets, 222 State Capitol 
Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
_ Entered as second class matter 
August 1, 1937, at the Post Office 
at Covington, Georgia, under Act 
of June 6. 1900. Accepted for 
mailing at special rate of postage 
provided for in Section .1103, Act 
of October 8, 1917. 
 
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market where they are graded and sold. : 
 
The men, women and children who prepared. 
the: land, planted and cultivated the peanuts, who 
run them through the picker and haul them to 
the market do not receive a daily or weekly wage. 
Week after week and month after month they |i 
Jabor in the peanut field, looking to the fall and 
the harvest to get their money. When the pea- 
nuts are hauled to market, graded and sold, if the 
 
  
 
is just too bad. The farmer does not go on a 
ee He never has. 
 
The farmers this year are going to plant still 
more acres in peanuts regardless of all the handi- 
caps under which he labors. 
armers way to do his best at all times and under 
all conditions. It may not be to the farmers best 
interest to do this, nevertheless, it is his way and 
he continues to do it. 
 
The next time you eat a piece of peanut 
candy, some peanut butter or some parched pea- 
nuts, remember those who produced these pea- 
puts in the fields. 
 
_ The next time you buy some cooking oil for 
1, 15 or $2.00 a gallon, remember that you were 
uyifig this same cooking oil for less than a $1.00 
a gallon when the farmer was getting more 
money than he is getting today. 
 
oS TOM LINDE aR, 
Commissioner of Agriculture. 
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE 
 
e OR SALE 
 
  
 
Giant. erimson 
 
  
 
CORRECTION: Alba Plena 
 
spider lity 
bulbs, 35c doz; azaleamums,| Camelia, dbl. white, 6-7 ft. 
meo pink, 75 doz; Cannas,|high. Stock plant. Free from 
 
ity of Portland, pink: daffod- 
and butter and eggs bulbs, 
15e C Add postage on less than 
$1.00 order. No stamps. Mrs. 
M. T. Tanner, Sandersville. 
 
Pink Magic lily; well rooted 
Sage bushes, 25c ea. 5 for $1.00. 
Exc. for White August or white 
Regal lily. Mrs. E. C. Heaton, 
Hartwell, Ris 
 
_ Abelia Gladifiora, 4 ft, rooted, 
 
all disease, $100.00 (Not $1.00 
as mistakenly quoted in March 
Ist issue), at my place. Mrs. 
W. A. Jenkins, Valdosta, 704 
Oak St. 
 
Red cannas, 60c doz: mari- 
gold, 2 kinds; unmixed Bachelor 
Buttons, 2 cols. seed, 6 packs, 
30c. Mrs. Clarence Barnes, Al- 
pharetta, Route 2. 
 
Boxwoods arbor vitae, hedge 
 
87.00 C; Gardenias Pittisporum, | cuttings, easter lilies, 15 ea; 
ait. 75 ea. Dbl. white and pink | snowball, altheas, artifical 
variegated Oleanders, 4 ft. $1.00 | peachtree roses, Mtn. laurels, 
 
spruc-., white pines, $1.00 doz; 
winter fern, wax plants, 50c 
doz; red japonicas, 25c ea. Add 
 
ft, 7c. Pink and Blue Hy- 
rangers, 25c ea. Moss packed. 
PP. Mrs. J. W. Edwards, Spring- 
 
vale, Route 1. postage. Mrs: C, C. Wright, 
Gardenias, ligustrum, pink Loving. 
almond, red bud, forsythia, box-| Dbl. and single orange day 
 
lilies, purple iris, 75a doz: fall 
daisies, fall pinks, Foxglove, 
trailing arbutus, mixed colors, 
40c doz; New Years vine, red 
blooming honeysuckle vine, 15 
ea. Mrs. G:. . Hester, Dah- 
 
woods, yucca, Carolina cherry, 
pink and white spirea, 25c ea: 
privet hedge, 2-3 ft, 3c ea, or 
2.75 C. All rooted. PP., if or- 
der comes to 50e. Miss Josepn- 
ine Raley, Mitchell. 
 
Laurels, white do wood, | 
weetshrub, white. spruce pines; 
cols. blooming size azaleas, 
50c doz: crabapple, arrowwood, 
arbutus, ferns, galax, 65c doz. 
 
lonega, Route 1. 
 
Flowery peach trees. azaleas, 
15e ea: red dogwood, 10c ea; 
snowballs, althea, lilies, 20c ea. 
Add postage. Mrs. Buster Dav- 
 
  
 
  
 
farmer does not receive a living price for them it | 
 
Tt is the American! 
 
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pussy willow, sweetshrub, red 
mavle crabapples, azaleas, redy 
white dogwoods, $1.25 doz; 
spruce pines, 30c ea; mt. fern, 
galax, trailing arbutus, 35c doz, 
Exec. for feed sacks. Mrs. Belle 
Barnes, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Magnolia, teaolive, white and 
red dogwood, sweetshrub, grey- 
beard; cedar, erabapple, um- 
brella china, red holly, 1 ft. 10c; 
Dott 20c; 3 tt. 25c; 4 1 300. 5 
ft. 35c. Add postage. Mrs. Al- 
ma Colson, Toomsboro, Route 2. 
 
Varieties of narcissi and jon- 
quils, mixe! iris, 25c doz; $1.75 
C; Peonies. 20c ea; lily- of-the- 
vallev. 8, 25c; grape hyacinths, 
Star-of- Bethlehem, 15c.. doz: 
perennials, shrubs, roses. Exe. 
for things. can use. Mrs. J. H. 
Fife, Armuchee. 
 
Azaleas, 4 for 25c; red dog- 
woods 5 for *"e: evergreen, 
galax, trailing arbutus, 30c doz; 
blue iris lilies, 25c doz; red 
buds, 4 for 25c. PP. Miss Hat- 
tie Dehrt, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Azaleas, red and white dog- 
wocd. Mtn. laurel, sweetshrubs, 
pussy willows, blue hyacimths, 
$1.00 doz: blue iris, and March 
pinks, 35e doz. Exc. for feed 
 
sacks. Miss Myrtle - Barton, 
Mineral Bluff. 
White jonquils, snowdrops, 
 
Shasta daisies, Calif. violets, 
$1.00 C:; blue butterfly, pink 
spirea, althea, January jas- 
mines, 4, 50c; boxwoods large 
and dwarf, $2.00 ea: palma vio- 
lets, 5c doz; moss roses 4, 50c. 
Add postage. Mrs. W. M. Gar- 
ren, Morganton. 
 
Sultana, dbl. red geranium 
cutting, oxalis, mistletoe, Xmas 
 
cactus, 15c ea; ferns, 25c ea; be- 
 
gonias, 20c ea: 4 pieces Jew, 
10c; Star of Bethlehem. bulbs, 
30c C. 25 asst. mixed cuttings 
good for box. $3.25. Mrs. Mamie 
Stene, Adairsville Route 2. 
 
2 Chinese Elms (fastest grow- 
ing of all shade trees) 3,74 ft, 
high. Exc. for;2 nice water- 
oaks, or one well shaped mag- 
 
nolia. Also have orleander. 
Mrs. H. D. Lancaster, Juniper, 
Route 1. 
 
Abelia, 3-4 ft, 35 ea; elaeag- 
nus, 2-3 ft, gardenia, 50c ea; 
s-irea, Van Houtte, Anthony 
waterer, 2-3 ft, 20c ea; English 
dogwood, 3-4 ft; mock orange, 
3-4 ft, weigela, 3-4 ft. 25c ea. 
Not del. Mrs. M. L. Westbrook, 
Bremen. 
 
Mari-.lds, clc-maids, (both 
giant and Iwarf), bachelor but- 
tons, red top, hollyhock, touch- 
me-not, etc., 25c pack. Dipper 
gourd se~1. 10c doz. Mary Lois 
McDavis. Canton, Route 3, c/o 
Q. McDaris. ; 
 
Lemon -.ad blackberry lilies, 
rea cannas $1.00 doz; thrift, 25c 
doz: hardy hibiscus red, pink, 
and white, 3 for 25c; hardy 
eaters 50c doz; iris, all colors, 25 
for $1.00: abelia, rooted, globe 
arborvitae, 6 for $1.00. M. L.: 
Haton, Dahlonega, Route 1. 
 
Azaleas, dogwood, laurel, 
ecrabapple, blueberry bushes, 
rhododendron-and red dogwood, 
$1.25 ea. Miss Lillian Cochran, 
Morganton. 
 
Mixed Gdonion gourds 10c 
spoonful; mixed. petunias, cox- 
comb, 15c spoonful. Mrs. John 
Weaver, Buchanan, Route 1. 
 
Snowballs, white spirea, pint 
almonds, purple lilac, 30c ea; 
azaleas, sweetshrubs, 50c doz: 
blue iris, red japonica, 25c ea: 
pink crabapple, 20c ea. Add 
postage. .Mrs..Glen Moore, Elli- 
jay, Route 2, Box 94. 
 
Red yellow cannas, 40c doz: 
dbl. daffodils, 70c C; paper 
white narcissi, 60e C; golden 
glow perennial phiox, 35c doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. J. W. Strick- 
land, Bremen, Route 2. 7 
 
Yellow daffodil long trumpet, 
green bulbs, 50c C. No less than 
200 to order. A. J. Stanton, 
Newborn. 
 
Dbl, resident red cannas, 
broad foliage, 50e doz; $3.00 C. 
All del: in zones 1 and 2. Mrs. 
L. Pitts, Smithville, 
 
Bronze chrysanthemums, sin- 
gle, dbl. day lilies, Ic ea. Add 
dec on order for postage. Regal 
lily seed, 20c teaspoonful. Miss 
Eula Cox, Canton. 
 
Golden bell, bridal wreath, 
wisteria, pink, and white spi- 
rea, specklec violets, yellow, 
purple iris, pink almond, large 
wide white ribbon grass, 50c 
ea: large boxwoods, $6.00 ea. 
Add postage. Mrs. W. V. Sil- 
vers, Ellijay, Rt. 8. 
 
Large, cbl. zinnias, mixed 
eolors, sunset giant mari- 
golds, 12c each ecupful. Post. 
 
Paid. Coin or stamps. Miss 
 
  
 
    
 
Add postage. Mrs. Henry Wad- enport,  
Ellijay, Route 2.  a 34, 
 
  
 
Morganton, Rt. 
 
21 Box 
 
    
  
 
Lillian aoe White, a ai, 
 
Box 62 
 
  
 
| doz. 
 
 LOWERS AND SEED F LOWERS AND SEED FLOWERS AND SE 
FOR SALE FOR SALE = FOR SALE 
Mt. Laurels, rhododendrons,  3 yr. old Cape Jasmine in| Entire old- fashionce, f 
 
pots blooming size, $1.00 ea.: 
diff. type named dahlias, all 
col., I5e ea, $1.50 doz. Add 
postage. Miss Bessie Martin, 
Gainesville, RFD 5, 
 
iol, sac doz; ~3* doz. $i.00: 
mixed col. iris, 75c C; mixed 
col. fall pinks, 25c doz; white 
narcissus, 60ec C. Mrs. Minnie 
O. Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt. 1. 
 
Dbl. pink; white and pink 
var. altheas, yellow bush roses, 
20c ea; red; pink, white spi- 
rea, fo-sythia, sgl. altheas, 10c 
ea., well rooted. Add postage 
under $1.00. Mrs. Carl Kim- 
sey, Hiawassee. 
 
16 labeled iris, 5c ea; 4 fall 
bloomers, 20c ea; mixed iris, 
$1.50 C; pin: azaleamums, 4, 
30e; 60c doz; lemon hedge 
plants, 30c doz: SESE. Mrs; 
2 a Gunter, Lawrenceville, 
 
tk, 
 
Yellow Jasmine, Barcel 
shrub, cedar, red, white dog- 
wood, red holly, red, pink, 
crape myrtle, magnolias, tea- 
olive, gallberry, crabapple, 1 
ft. 10: to 5 ft., 45e:- exc. for 
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. ' Jas. 
Connell, Toomsboro. 
 
DahliasMarshall Pink, Mrs. 
Warner, Margaret Wilson, 
Treasure Island, Jersey Beacon, 
Avalon, Pride of Cal., Prince 
of Persia, White Wonder, Mrs. 
Harrold, Purple Giant, $1.25 
all different. Mrs. Tom 
 
Bell, Duluth. 
Red cherry sprouts, white 
pine, black gum, Mtn. ivy/ 
 
$1.00 doz; yellow, red Japon- 
icas, 25c ea; yellow, white, 
red fall pinks, 60c doz: white 
Gcogwood, Blue weeping Mary, 
(oe: doz Jonguils, <-25c. dog. 
Mrs. J. H. Evans, Rt. 2, Elli- 
jay. 
 
Dahlias, large typ, Graf. 
Zeppelin, Jersey Beacon; 
Treasure Island, Mrs. Warner, 
Wine Ball, Golden Beauty, 
Bashful Giant, New State of 
Commerce, Oriental Glory, 
Prince of Persia, White Won- 
der, 1: ea., $1.25 doz. Mrs. W.: 
P, Bell, Dulutrk. 
 
300 top size Glads, mixd 
col., Picardy. Pink, bright rose 
pink, few ied and yellow, 
measure 1% to 234 dia. Sell 
lot, $12.50. Add postage. Emma 
Dugger, Oliver. 
 
Pink crape myrtle, golden 
bell, yellow Kerria, forsythia, 
bridal wreath, purple, white 
lilac, pink spirea, 60c doz; 25 
dif? iris, mixed, 40c; $1.40 C; 
Boston ivy, 20c doz; others. 
ages Henry Hey Ellijay, Rt. 
 
Buttercuns, aay phliox, 
30e doz; collection, 6 yellow, 
6 white narcissus, 3 blue iris, 
3 Span. iris, 2 tulips, 6 per. 
phlox, all $1.10 cash or M. O. 
Ance Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 
iABOx#06. <2 5 
 
Sweet shrubs, azaleas, al- 
theas, birdseye bushes, weep- 
ing Mary, pink hibiscus, 3, 25; 
leopard, orange lilies, Star of 
Bethlehem, purple foxglove, 
30e doz, Add postage. Mrs. 
Manda Fenderson, Ellijay, Rt. 
 
Hazelnut, 75c doz: plum, 
cherry, 25 ea; poplar, dog- 
wood, crabapple, Balm Gilead, 
15e ea; Mandrake. yellow root 
25c lb. Add postage. Mrs. Lee 
Hiler> Hilijay; Rt: 2. 
 
Seed-Dwarf summer yellow 
mum marigold, giant fall 
orange mum, black-eyed Sus- 
ans, Ige. dbl. zinnias; giant 
 
| orange dbl. marigolds, 10c half 
 
cupful. Mrs. Thos. 
Jlands; Lule Star R. 
 
Swiss Giant pansy, red, pink 
thrift, red verbena, six eol. 
mums, 35c doz., 8 daoz., $1.00 
PP..Add 15c postage on orders 
less than 3 doz. Walter W. Mc- 
Ever, Gainesville. 
 
Snowdrops, 
California violets; $1.00 : 
Yellow dogwood, laurel, althea, 
crabapple, bronze lilies, aza- 
leas, $1.00 doz. Emperor daf- 
fodils, $2.00 C; hardy ferns, 
$1.00. Collect 10c. Mrs. Addie 
Wilson, Morganton, 
 
All colors blooming size aza- 
leas, 50c doz. Boxwoods, wei- 
gelias, dbl. almonds, japoni- 
cas, altheas ,arborvitaes, lilacs, 
25c ea. Spruce pines, rhodo- 
dendrons, pink crabapple, 75e 
doz. Add postage. Lora Shep- 
ard. Flltjav oat. 2, 
 
All colors blooming = size 
azaleas, 50c doz. Mountain lau- 
rels, crabapple, dogwood, rho- 
dodendrons, white and spruce 
 
H. Row: 
 
  
 
  
 
Hardy pink phlox, red glad- 
 
punch; 
 
plums, 
 
| thornless roses, maple 
 
shasta Sania. 13, 
 
{ega, Rt. 1. 
 
    
  
   
   
    
   
     
    
   
    
   
  
     
  
     
   
    
    
   
    
   
    
  
    
  
    
    
    
  
     
    
    
    
  
    
  
  
  
   
    
     
  
  
   
   
    
   
    
    
    
    
   
    
    
   
    
   
    
    
  
    
    
     
  
 
garden for sale. Easily grow 
perennials, 50 doz, PP. 
*or more lots. P. M. Hud 
Flowery Branch. : os 
 
Gentians, savitiene. an 
mone, wild phlox, . maide 
fern, and many othed love: 
wild flowers. and ferns, 50. 
dez. P. P. in $2.00 2or mor 
lots. Pearl Hudgins, Flows 
Branch. 
 
Boxwood, arborvitae, 
in, altheas, roses, almonds, | 
lac, dbl, japonicas, 
 
dogwood, | laurels, 
drons, 75c doz. Add postage 
Martha Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 
 
Holfhock plants, dbl., se 
dbl., and single. 
ors, 7e plant. Exc. for snap 
dragon plants; two ee 
for one snapdragon. Add - 
age. Mrs. Fred L. White, 
head "Rt. 4. 
 
Flesh colored daisy m 
75ec doz; Azaleamums, pink 
yellow. 60c doz; Red spide 
lily bulbs, 40 doz; early ligh 
blue Iris, 60e doz: nand 
stocky 4 in. tall, 60c doz; 6 in 
75e doz. Add postage. 
See os Marshalivill 
 
ard Oren. 
(white), $5. 00 C; Presi en 
(red), King Humbert (ye 
Armenia (variegated), $3.0 
 
Dahilias. Mrs. J. R. 
dele. 
 
Bird of Paradise seed 2 doz 
25c; yellow  jonquils, putt 
egg bulbs, Ic ea:: well r 
ed sage plants, 2c ea: 4 
$*.00. Add postage. Miss | 
Crump, Hartwell, Rt, 1. 
 
Dbl. Japonicas, 6 yrs. ol 
60c ea: red, white dogwoc 
weeping Mary, hydrangea 
snowball; 50e ea., 3 for $1.00 
lemon lilies. King imea 
quils, daffodils, hardy phl 
35 doz; blue glow, $1.00 C 
a Monroe Barnes, 
 
Mt. Laurel, white and spruc 
rhododendrons. $1.00 doz; dog. 
wood, azaleas, iris, crabapples, 
golden bell, fall pinks, chrys 
anthemums, 50 doz: monthly 
 
roses, lilac, 20c ea. Add post 
age. Mrs. E. Cc. Teague, Elli 
Jay, Ric: 
 
Paper white  narcissi, 25 
doz., $1.0C C; asparagus, 25 
catnip, 10c bunch 
climbing roses, blue dams 
(8 #t).= small 
cherry trees, 25c ea, 
Reach, Homey Rts 
 
Large prize winning chrys 
anthemums, silver wedding 
white, golden glow, yellow. 
rainbow, pink, cream, tinted 
red, 20 plants, $1.25; butto 
and daisy, 20 plants, ae 00. 
Mrs. R. L. Silver, Cuthbert. 
Ri 5s is 
Azaieas, red, a dogwood. 
Mt: laurel, white pine, yellow 
bloom- 
ing pear, plum bushes, $1.2 
doz. Pink rambler roses, bir 
eye bushes, 15c ea. Will ex 
for feed sacks. Arzetta Henry, 
Mineral Bluff, 
 
Strong. well rooted 
green, privet, 2 and 3 
plants, sent postpaid for. 
C, or 500 for $3.50. Mrs. F. 
Jones, Bolton, Box 65. 
 
Blue grapes, hyacinth Hele 
50 C, or 500 for $2,00. White 
May narcissi, jonquils, Star 0 
Bethlehem, 25e doz. Miss I 
cilla Akins, Hartwell, Rt. 1 
 
Yellow, purple iris, butte 
fly, cannas, lemon, Tiger, blue 
lilies, 50 doz; hardy phlox, 
jonquils,. March flowers, 25 
doz: bridal wreath, coli) 
bell, purple lilac, 3 yr. old 
pink roses, 50c ea. Add post- 
age. Joyce Silvers, Ellijay, Rt 
 
  
 
Butterfly, bush, baby br 
spirea, crepe myrtle, pu 
lilac, golden bells, winter 
mine, red flowering quince 
and peachtree rose, 15c ea. | 
for 25c, Snowballs, 25c 
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin. 
 
Jonquils, blue iris, day Hl 
ies, 30c doz; rhododend ni 
Mtn. laurel, spruce pines, 
doz: Add postage on 
orders: exchg. for feed sa 
Mrs. Charlie Waters. Dahlo 
 
All col. azaleas, iris, 50 do 
rhododendrons, spruce, W. 
pines, laurels, $1.00 doz: 
almond, dogwe \d, lilac, y 
 
  
 
pines, Indian arrow, sweet- | Japonicac, spider lilies, 
shrub, 75c doz. Altheas, dbl.| bush, 20c ea; hardy pb 
pink almond, 25c ea. Add post- jonauils, 25 doz. Add 
age. Mrs. Henry Waddell, E]l- b. L. M. Teagi 
 
yey Rt. A : aS 2. 
 
  
   
   
 
   
 
    
    
 
  
 
  
 
      
  
 
acks. Add postage. Mrs. 
annon, Dublin, Ried. 
 
     
 
% 
 
   
 
Dre $1.00 doz; 
 
   
 
vitaes 14 high, 4,- 
 
    
 
  
  
 
  
 
   
   
 
een magnolias, 
oC: 
 
    
 
Greenville. 
 
       
   
 
ant, 1-3 ft. high, $1.00 C 
Okra seeds, 
 
Clark, Gainesville, 
 
25 Irish Junipers, 
 
   
 
    
 
   
 
    
 
=. peach, and pear, 
 
    
 
in E. Seain, Rockmart, 
 
  
 
       
 
sors, $2.00 doz; white 
 
   
 
      
   
 
Sn C; canna bulbs 
 
  
  
 
. Greenville. 
Grand duke 
 
   
 
jasmine, 
 
    
 
    
    
 
oute Ld 
 
  
 
    
 
   
 
postage. Miss Susi 
rews, Thomasville, Box 
 
Boxwoods, well rooted, 
 
   
 
  
   
 
candle lilies, 
 
_-owballs, 20c ea. Mrs. 
 
  
  
 
  
 
    
  
 
. ea; Hibiscus, Almonds 
 
     
 
nelish dogwood, 10c ea; 
 
   
 
   
 
  
  
   
 
   
 
   
 
mre 1. 
Well rooted prickly 
 
  
 
   
    
 
. del; larger plants, $2. 
 
    
 
f, 1, Box 39. 
 
   
 
   
 
    
 
Roses, 40c ea. 2 yrs. pie. 
 
  
    
   
    
    
  
    
    
  
  
   
   
   
  
   
    
   
  
   
   
   
   
   
   
    
    
 
cott Key, Talisman, re 
 
M. Dwight, Atlanta, 1035 
itol Ave., S. W. 
 
Mimosa trees,-any siz 
a, 5 for $2.00 del. Mrs. 
jlliams, Baxley. 
 
_ Chryanthemums, Doty 
white, yellow, Romany 
 
Tallahassee red, Nancy 
. Barry, Cordele, Rt. "A. 
 
1.00 ea: Apricot, 
 
1.00; Banana 
 
  
 
Gilley, Cedartown, Rt. 
 
ohnnie Jump-ups, 
ellow | jonquils, $1.00 C; 
 
daffodils $1.50 C; single 
rvacinths, 75c doz. Miss 
McCurley, Hartwell: Rt. 2: 
 
Mt. Laurels, 
 
  
 
; maple, well rooted. 
 
te 
 
mbie, Mineral Bluff. 
 
yellow  jonquils, butter 
eggs, $1.00 C: regal lilies, 
 
  
 
      
   
    
      
       
 
as, hibiscus, $1.00 doz, 
 
  
 
aetercods 7-8 in. hich, 
Martha Cochran, Ralston. 
 
  
 
ily 
 
ae A. Z. 
 
oswoods, laurels, azaleas, var. 
201. altheas, bronze lilies, crab- 
10 choice 
 
ted roses, $1.00: globe ar-" 
Mrs. Addie Wilson, Morganton. 
 
3 kinds, 
blespoonful. Add postage on 
ers less than 50c. Mrs. R. 
 
rooted, 
ft., rest under 3 ft., $1.00 
$2.50 ea. Exc: for. good fruit 
rees (not later than April a 
an 
 
paper shell pecans. 
 
: Baswood: $1.00 doz, $6.00C. 
ield-grown crepe myrtle, 
 
od king carnat ins, 50c doz. 
 
20c ea; purple iris, blue hya- 
red and 
 
ormer, Gainesville, Route 6. 
sh junipers, 18 inches high, . 
red roses. Forsythia, Yucca, 
hrub, Azaleas, Rhododendron, 
 
urple locus, 60c doz. Add post- 
. Mrs. Tamar Teem, Talking 
 
SS Gladioli bulbs, 40c doz. 
rge size: Okra seed, 50c pt. 
P. Mrs. L. D. Elliott, Lavonia, 
 
Mrs. Jacob R. Hillis, Millhaven. 
 
grown, Golden Brown, Francis 
 
Tedal Tender; Mamie yellow, 
 
Spoon yellow, 50c doz; Buttons. 
 
Weeping Willows, 3-4 ft. hign, 
-6 for $1.00; 
aster Lily, 20, $1.00: Cedar, 6, 
: Quill Melion 
seeds. 1-2 cup fer 50c. Mrs. D: 
 
Blue spider lilies, $1.00 doz; 
white and 
 
utter and eggs, long trumpet 
 
rhododendrons, 
Sweet shrubs, black and white 
nes, red and white dogwood, 
ng red, and yellow azaleas, 
 
2h, $1.25 doz. Mr. W. G. Aber- 
 
Long trumpet daffodils, white, , 
 
Se ider. lilies, blue single hyac- 
ore McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 
 
ooted. 50c .ea. Add postage. 
 
Dbl. and single Hemerocallis: 
lps, large and strong, 25c : 
Ivy cuttings, evergreen, 25c 
Persons, Mar- 
 
eeahes 
 
aly, waenolia, dogwood, | 
brella china, 1 ft. 10c; 4 ft. 
Easter lily bulbs, 15c doz. 
. for white or printed Hees 
 
ode willow, 2 ft. bush hol-. 1 
50c ea; Gladi- 
. Fairfax straw- 
 
$1.00. 
 
ee S oo ae Mineral Bluff. 
woods, 4-6 Oli Orange day Hliex 506 C: dal- 
$9.00; red towering er" | todils, purple iris, 75 C; peach- 
 
$4.00 doz. Maude Ham- 
 
ell rooted privet neve 
 
=. 
 
RE 1, 
 
Mr. 
Rt. 2: 
 
Eng- 
 
bh. dogwood, red cydonica ja- | 
onica, 5 ea. $2.00: Gardenias, 
, $1.00; Bridal wreath, 25c 
Large wax leaf ee 
doz. Others. Mrs. C. M. Robin- 
 
well 
ted, 40-50-60c ea; red spider 
ies. 50-60-70c doz. Sell by 
undred. PP in Ga. No checks. : 
Miss Mittie Collins, Smithville, 
 
e An- 
641. 
 
6-12 
 
, dou- 
 
Sweet 
 
Mock | 
range hedge plants, $1.00 per 
 
00 C. 
 
field 
 
d and 
 
pink Radiance, Luxembourg, Co 
 
Cap- 
 
e, 50c 
EE. 1. 
 
pink, 
red; 
 
rose, 
 
3. 
 
dbl. 
 
blue 
Cecil 
 
j almonds, 
 
3 it. 
 
and 
blue 
 
Miss 
 
well 
 
10 
 
all 
 
j peas, mixed colored gladoli; 50c 
 
| lie Henderson, Ellijay, Route 3, 
 
| Bethlehem, foxglove, wild iris, 
|75e C; pink hardy phlox, 45c: 
 
_ FLOWERS AND SEED  
- FOR SALE . 
 
terfly, 
giant mixed pansies, red thrift, 
2 doz. $1.00:- assorted shrub- 
bery and rose cuttings, 25 for 
$1.00; all wet mud packed del. 
Mrs. C. C. Lynch, Rome, Route 
 
Blooming size Indica and Ku- 
rume Azaleas, 
type, all colors. 60c ea, or 10 
for $5.00; order from this no- 
tige. No inquiries answered. 
Wyman J. Pearce, Cairo, Route 
2. 
 
Pink, red, and yellow azaleas, 
 
shrubs, Mt_-Laurels, rhodeden- 
drons, black and white pines, 
red maple. Rooted, 3 ft. high, 
$1.25 doz. Mrs. F. F. Roper, 
 
tree roses, 3 for 25c; Purple 
lilac, 2 for 25c; ground ivy, 15c 
doz; blue violets, 25c doz; red 
flowering quince, 25c ea. Well 
rooted. Add postage, no checks. 
Mrs. Shermon Southerland, Et- 
lijay, Route 3. 
 
White, spruce pine, white dog- 
wood, crabapple, $1.00 doz; 
Weeping Mary, Seven sister 
roses, pink, 10c ea; azaleas, red 
 
doz. Add postage. 
rude Reece, Ellijay, Route 2. . 
 
age, 2 doz. $1.00; 2 1-2 doz. pink 
Hain phiox, $1.00. Del. Mrs. 
. Fountain, Fort Valley. 
 
4 boxwoods.5-13 ft. $20.00 ea; 
3 boxwoods, 3 1-2-7 ft. $6.00 ea: 
45 boxwoods, 3-5 ft. $4.00 ea: 50 
boxwoods; 1 1-2-3 ft. $1.50 ea. 
B. C. Whitener, Cherry Log. 
 
aixtra nice, well rooted, privet 
| hedge plants, 1-2 ft. high, $1.00 
|C. P. P.. Miss Mary Lee Clark, 
Gainesville, Route 7. 
 
Purple lilac, golden bell, pink 
almond, flowering quince, brid- 
| alwreath, yellow japonica, $1.25 
| doz: purple, yellow, white iris, 
50c doz: Shasta daisy, 30c doz. 
|Add postage. Mrs. Hoyt Tip- 
pens, Talking Rock, Route 2. 
 
Jonquils, Easter lily bulbs, 
75c C; ageratum, red hot poker, 
 
doz. bunches; water lilies, 3 
bunches 35c. Del. in Ist, 2nd 
|zone. Miss L. M. White, Dah- 
lonega, Route 1, Box 35. 
 
Red, white dogwoods, pussy 
| willow, red maple, sweet shrub, 
crabapples, Mt. Laurel, rhodo- 
 
3 ft. high. Mt. fern, trailing ar- 
butus, galax; 35c doz: spruce 
pines, 30c ea. Miss Gertrude 
Roper. Mineral Bluff. 
 
Red, purple, pink, verbena, 
white, bronze mums, purple 
violets, grass pinks, 25 doz; old 
fashioned May blooming rose, 
er Dorothy Perkins, 10c ea, 
lilacs, 10 to 25c ea: Rooted. Mrs. 
 
Grady Brown, Stone Mountain, 
pa aamct ts 
 
  
 
aive- April looming Narcis-" 
1 Si, 25 doz, $1.25 C; Shasta dais- 
ies $1.00 C. Crabapple, straw- 
berry pe redbud, silver leaf} 
maple, white dogwood, 15c ea. 
8 choice roses $1.50: Add post- 
age. Mrs. Mattie Killingbeck, 
Merganton. : 
 
Royal blue, white iris, daffod- 
ils, dbl,.and single narcissi, 
$1.00 C. White hydranga, red 
monthly rese, winter blooming 
jesmin, 30c ea; hardy sweet 
 
doz. Mrs. Dessie Hughey, Fair- 
| mount, Route 1, Box 159. 
 
Hardy philox, mums, pink 
thrift, winter verbena, jonquils, 
March flowers, iris, 25c doz. 
 
Cannas, 30c doz: hibiscus, 3 for 
25ee Add postage on small or- 
ders. Exc. for printed sacks. 
Mrs. Lona Blackwell, Dahlon- 
ega, Route 1. 
 
Daffodils, orange day lilies, 
Star of Bethlehem, tame sweet 
violets, 65c : pink hardy hibis- | 
cus, 2, 25c: " oxwood, dbl. pink 
/ snowball, altheas, 
 
weeping Mary. brideswreath, 
 
25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Mol- 
 
Box 49, 
 
Yellow thornless rose 4-8 ft.), 
flowering pear (4 ft.), fig 
bushes (cut to 4 ft.), $1.00 ea. 
Yellow bells, 5 for 50c; Wes-' 
teria vines, yellow woods vine 
(10 ft. ), flowering pear (4 ft.), 
fig bushes (cut to 4 ft.), $1.00 
ea. yellow bells, 5 for 50c; white 
lilac (4 ft.). 50c ea. J. L. Cog- 
gin, Covington. 
 
Orange Jay. lilies, Star of 
 
doz: altheas, goldenbell, jas- 
mine, weeping Mary, white. 
English dogwood, sweet shrubs,: 
pink hardy hibiscus. 2, 25c.: 
 
  
 
tte hege ees rooted but- 
3 for $1.00; Exhibition 
 
the ever green 
 
red, and white dogwood, sweet 
 
maple, 45c doz; fall pinks, 60c | 
Mrs. Gert- | 
 
Two dozen each, double red 
and yellow cannas, green foli-. 
 
| hardy phlox, white violets, 25c 
 
dendron, azaleas, 20c ea. All 2--| 
 
for bulb. 
Washington. 
 
20 varieties 
 
pinks, 
 
ton, Route 1. 
 
suc doz. 
Newnan, Rt. 3 
 
Large 
 
$2.00 C 
 
Day lilies, 
 
muscadine, 
 
berry lilies, 
 
ies, 
drops, 
 
Crabapple, 
 
Bowman. 
Red bud, 
thrift, 
 
10c_tsp. 
 
conch, dbl 
 
Ga an 
 
Wild iris, 
hibiscus, 
 
25c. 
 
roses, 15c 
 
25c ea. 
 
postage. 
Villa Rica, Rt. 
 
snowdrops, 
roses, 
Add 
 
Mixed cols. 
 
15e ea. 
 
Mrs. 
Rto2: 
 
W. 
 
Mrs. J. 
ough, Rt. 2. 
 
fedils, 
purple lilac, 
 
  
 
Reoted. Add postage. Mrs.. 
 
  
 
| Nancy Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.' 
 
for $3.50. P. 
 
    
 
es 
 
y 
 
Siberian Iris, $1.75 C. Cus- 
tomer paying express or. post- 
age. Exc. some for blooming size 
white spider lily bulbs. 
Mrs. T. A.. Burke, 
 
Chrysanthemums, 18 varieties, 
dif., col. Guaranteed large type 
plants, 8c; 25, $1.50: 65, $3.25. 
Pom pon, button 
and Daisy type plants, 6c ea, 50, 
$1.85: 65, $2.25: 125, $3.35. Mrs. 
Sok: Chapman, Edison. 
 
Sultana, cut, red geranium, 5c 
ea; larkspurs, phlox, dianthus, 
mixed colors, 25c C3 
sweet violets, fern, 
pink, red verbena, 5c doz; red 
ever blooming begonia, rooted, 
10c. Mrs. Lester Phillips, Roys- 
 
10c 
 
1 yr. abelia, $1.15 doz.: 
leaf hydrangea. beaded laven- 
der, snow garland and pink 
spirea, pink almond, 20c ea.: 
 
astrid and yellow azaleamums, 
P. - 
 
Mrs: Te; 
 
_ Dbl. red cannas. 5c ea. bulb: 
deep pink oleander, 65c ea.: 
white bridal wreath, 50c @a.? 
yellow jonquils, $1.00 - Miss 
Geneva Jett, Pitts, Rt. 
 
Flower and sev. ee shra- 
 
bery for sale, reasonable prices, 
 
also Jumbo pumpkin seed. Mrs. ] 
D. L. Shahan; Ringgold, Rt. 
 
Emperor 
cream a narcissus, 50c doz.., 
: lemon lilies, 10c ea.: 
50c 
bronze scuppernong, 
 
doz.: 
 
15, $1.00; 
 
a, 
 
. 
8 
 
ligustrum, 
 
sythia. 25c ea.: 
Postpaid. Mrs. 
 
pink flowering 
any amount, 
shipment; $1.00 C. 
$5.00 M. Mrs. G. G. 
Cumming, Rt. 2. 
 
Snapdragon seed, all cols. 
Add postage. 
I. N. Minish, Commerce. Rt. 4 
 
Pink oxalis, Star-of- Bet 
hem. sev. cols. hibiscus, 
 
ea. 
 
spirea, 20c ea, 
Gaines, 
 
ee 
 
pr 
 
C.; 500. $3.00: 
 
Gr 
 
. geranium, rooted, 
| 20c doz. Pink hydrangea, $1.00 
jasmine, 
Mrs. Ruth Head, Bremen. 
 
Leopard ~ lilies. 
orange day lilies. 50c C. Pink 
axaleas, 
weeping Mary. sweetshrubs, 4. 
Add postage. 
derson, Ellijay. Rt. 3. 
 
Purple lilac. pink weigeleas. 
Hydrangea, 
snowball. big dbl. white spirea, 
Mixed cols, iris, jon- 
quils, narcissi, mix. col. violets. 
woe C,.- Add poe 
| M. Ray, Ellijay. Rt. 
 
Lemon day lilies, snowdrops. 
$1.00 C. Daffodil, King Alfred, 
yellow narcissi, $1.25 C. Blue 
grape hyacinths, 50c doz. 
spider lilies, 40c doz. 
 
mums, dif. col., 25c doz. 
 
ASC 
 
Mrs. Gussie Conner. 
 
Purple King iris, orange day 
lilies, yellow chrysanthemums, 
daffodils, 
Red velvet and yellow Texas 
white altheas, 
mas Jasmine, 3, 25c. or 60c doz. 
postage. 
 
Parks, Ellijay. Rt. 
 
dbl. eid 
| Queen Anns Lace, 25c doz. 
Umbrella palms, 
Rooted wisteria, 
white Dorothy Perkins roses, 
Mrs. Fred Atkinson, 
Valdosta, Rt. a 
 
2 Scotch brooms. 10 ft. high, 
12-15 ft. around: 4 flat leaved 
cedars, 5-7 ft. high. $5.00 ea. 
S.. Webb, Alpharetta, 
 
a 
 
25C 
pink 
 
Pink yellow. purple. laven- 
der, white, and other cols. Iris. 
single tuberose (Ixias); 
babybreath. spirea, 30c doz. 2 
doz., 50c: tiger lilies, calamus, 
Siberian ints. -25C en. 
 
2, 
 
B. Brannan. MeDon- 
 
25. Pink thrift, 3 white. 3 
purple iris bulbs, 5 orange day | 
lilies. 50 Long Trumpet daf- 
2 Bridal Wreath, 2 
2 goldenbell, 
privet hedge. = reoted, all 
Rhodes, Ranger. Rt. 2. 
 
Mrs. N. 
 
pe 
 
black 
Himalaya berry. 
black walnut, red maple, sweet 
gum, any 5, $1.00. Mrs. 
Robinson,( Bowdon, Rt. 2. 
 
60 Nandinas for $1.00: black- | 
small 
seedling cherry laurels, 50c C.: 
18-24 in. Ligustrum, $1.00 doz.: 
Eng. Ivy, $2.00 C. Lois Wood- 
ruff, Greenville, Rt. 5. : 
 
3 col. per, phlox, Shasta dais- 
orange day lilies, snow- 
$1.25 -C.. 
laurel, white pine, holly. crab- 
apple, azaleas, white dogwood, 
well rooted, $1.25 doz. 
Dickey, Morganton. 
 
altheas, 
Loyd Hen- 
 
Mrs. 
 
Button 
 
Yoo. 
Christ- 
Frank 
 
clmp. 
 
small 
 
_ FLOWERS AND SEED  
FOR SALE 
 
Bulb | 
 
doz: 
 
oak 
 
Bee, 
 
also 
 
Cc. 8 
 
Mtn. 
 
Leila 
 
for- 
 
ompt 
 
izzle, 
 
nae 
 
thle- 
ite 
 
doz. 
 
Ra 
 
Red. 
Add 
 
and 
 
40c. 
 
10 
 
-| Dwight, Atlanta, 1035 Capitol 
 
FLOWER 5 AND SEED | 
ROR SALE 
 
Blue, white iris bulbs. 35c doz. 
Boston ivy. rooted, 30c doz. 
Ethel West, Marietta. Rt. 
Canton Rd. 
 
50 Rooted English dogwoods, 
8 in., 30c ea. Blue asters. gold 
button. mums, Dbl. ) 
Humbert canna, yellow narcis- 
si, 25ec doz. Orange day lilies, 
 
$15.00 for lot. Mautile Harrison, 
Bremen. 
 
Well rooted. privet hedge. 
20c ea., lots 100, 15c' ea.: 
 
F. O. B: Add postage. Mrs. 
 
Roy Peterson, Vidalia. 
 
Blue Roman hyacinth bulhks, 
$1.00 doz. Exc. for pink and 
white hyacinths: flower seed. 
Dahlia. flowered zinnia, red- 
bud, Scotch broom. Josephs 
 
Add Postage. Mrs. G. P. Num, 
Crawfordville, Route 2.7 
 
Stone Mountain, P. O. Box 297. 
 
Abelia, 25c, 75c and $1.00 ea. 
Altheas, 3% ft. $1.50 doz. 
Roses: Red and Pink Radiance, 
Francis Scott Key, Holland, 
Golden Dawn, Talisman, 2 yrs. 
old, 40c ea: Others. = C. M. 
 
Ave., S. W. 
 
Red dogwoods, 4. $1.00; East- 
er lilies, 40c doz.: King Alfred 
jonquils, 35c doz.: red and yel- 
low honeysuckle, big leaf ever- 
green, red, pink almond, 59c 
ea. All well rooted. Mrs. Mart 
Gentry, Ellijay, Rt. 
 
Azaleas, red and white dog- 
woods, mtn. laurels, ivy. Chero- 
kee roses, crabapple, 2-3 ft., 
rooted, $1.00 doz.: 
arbutus, galax, orange lilies, 
25c doz. Exc. for white feed 
sacks. Mrs. Clifton Davis, 
Mineral Bluff...  
 
Red Maple. 60c doz.: all col. 
blooming size azaleas, well 
rooted, 50c doz.:. mtn. laurel. 
white, spruce pines, arrow- 
wood, 75c doz.: dogwood, crab- 
apple. 60c doz. Add postage. 
Mrs. Horace Reece, Talona. 
 
Dahlias: Jane Cowl. Jersey 
Beacon, Avalon, Mrs. Wilson, 
Mrs. Warner, Rose Tallen, 
Rose Glory. Pink Beauty, Pride 
of Calif., White Wonder, Robt. 
E. Lee, Jersey Glory. $2.00 
doz.: sprouted tubers. Del. in 
April. M. Mrs. S. 
Sloan, Auburn. 
 
Boxw ds, 24 in. well rooted, 
$1.00 ea.: arrow-wood. 50c doz... 
Cedar, maple, lilac, red and 
yellow japonicas. 15c ea. Add 
 
postage. Mrs. H. Evans, 
Talona. 
Fringe trees (Chionanthus 
 
Virginica) Panicles of Snow 
white flowers in spring: deep 
pink crepe myrtle. white flow- 
ering dogwood, 2-6 ft.. 60c ea.: 
 
snow garlands, full of blooms 
now. 25c ea. All rooted. Mrs. | 
Maude Granger, Reidsville. 
 
_ 2 yr. well rooted .abelia, 5, 
$1.00: evergreen hedge, $1.00 
-doz.; giant, purple violets. 35c 
doz. 4 doz, $1.00: per. phlox, 
salmon col. 50e doz.;: June 
blooming pink and white 
chrysahnthemums, 50c doz. Mrs. 
oe B. Tanner, Sandersville. 
 
Well rooted. sed magnolias, 
$1.00 ea. postpaid. Mrs. L. H 
Murphy, Pinehurst, Rt. 1. 
 
Small, well rooted Dwarf 
boxwoods, $1.50 C.:  spireas, 
bridalwreath, ligustrum, crepe 
myrtle, Cherokee roses, yellow 
winter jasmine, Eng. ivy. .$1.00 
doz.: $5.00 C. Blanche Wood- 
ruff, Greenville. 
 
i 
 
blue, blue and white, yellow, 
orchid, and fine purple, 6 for. 
s0c: = Mrs: . W.. Trimble, 
Adairsville, Rt. 2. Iris Hill. 
 
All col. blooming size azale- 
as, rooted. 50c doz.; Mtn. laurel, 
white, spruce pine, arrowwood, 
75 doz.: dogwood, crabapple. 
sweet shrubs. red maple, ae 
doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. 
Farist, Oak Hill 
 
Large water Sines: Rose Arey: 
(pink) Sunrise (yellow). 75c ea. 
 
Exc. for water lotus. camellias |. 
or other choice shrubs and. 
 
flowers. Mrs. J. B.. Scales. 
Buchanan. | 
Daffodils, white narcissus, 
 
orange day lilies, $1.00 C.: 
pink thibiscus, 25c ea.: purple. 
wisteria, almond, pink, white | 
altheas, 10c ea.: yellow jas-. 
 
  
 
 Mrs. Will James, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
mine, 3, 25c. Add postage. : 
 
Hedge plants, 4-6 in., 75e C. 
 
A. 
 
vellow 
 
Trumpet daffodils, 2000 mixed 
 
also 
100 lbs. pure clemson spineless 
okra seed, 1943 crop, 25e Ib. 
 
Spirea, snowdrop. winter 
honeysuckle, 15 to 25c ea.: May 
 
day lilies, single and dbl.. 8c others Soe dae. Add t 
ea: running vinca ribbon 0 postage, 
pias. sinvle  althea<. pink. Hazel Roper, Mineral Bluff. 
white, 15-25c ea. Add postage. 20 cherry laurels, $4.00: 6 
Mrs. oo Jarrell Butler. crabapple, $1.00: 4 Umbrella 
Route 2. chinas, $1.00: vines, all rooted, 
 
coat, 10c pkg. Colors, 25c pkg. | 
 
Several hgindred very fine 
Hemerocallis Day Lily bulbs for 
sale. Miss Jane M. Maddox, 
 
3. Box 61 A. ' 
 
trailing | 
 
| evergreen galax. ferns, larks- 
 
| No letters. J. B. Prather, tae t 
 
Fine iris, light sky blue, deep | 
 
| good condition. 
 
| ea: also some other farm equip-_ 
ment for sale. 
 
   
 
  
 
doz.: orange day lilies, 25c doz. 
pink yarrow, 10c clump; Rag- 
ged Robin, Queen Annes Lace. 
15e doz.; pink, per. pea plants, 
10c ea. budlei bushes. 25c ea. 
Add postage. Mrs. E. L. Rogers, 
Griffin, Rt. B. 
 
Magnolias, dogwood, evens: 
green oak,_red crepe myrtle, 
tea-olive, umbrella chinas, vel- 
low jasmine, yellow honey- 
suckle, 1 to 5 ft.. 10e to 45 ea. 
Exc. for white feed sacks. Add 
| postage. Mrs. 4: 
Toomsboro, Rt. 2. 
 
Hemlock, Mtn. laurels, pine, 
red, white dogwoods, rhodod- 
endrons, azaleas. oe 
red maple, $1.00 doz.: pussy- 
willow, sweet shrubs, 20c ea. 
goldenglow. ferns. tiger lilies, 
 
purple wisteria. white, pink 
honeysuckle, wild vellow jas-_ 
mine, 20c ea.: milk and wit e 
lilies, $5.00 for 50. ao 'N 2 
| Brady, Cairo, Rt. 2. 
 
Sev. thousand privet edie : 
cuttings, 3-4 ft. high, 1c ea: 
white, pink, purple altheas, 
rooted, 25 ea.; Cape Jasmines, 
50c ea.: Cape Jasmine cuttings, 
1% ea. Rooted pie hedge, | 
 
3c ea. -Mrs, H. By Ford, La- 
| vonia. 
 
Extra large gladioli bulls. 
25e doz. Mrs. Hopper, 
Blue Ridge. : 
 
Chrysanthemums, 18 var. 
white. pink, cream, vellow. red, 
lavendar. variegated, aur. 
large type plants. 8c ea. 25, 
$1.50; 65 for $3.25: 20 var. 
Pompon button and daisy ty: 
 
  
 
  
 
6c ea., 50. $1.85: 65, $2.25: 125. 
} $3.25. Mrs. J. G. Chapman, 
Edison. 
 
  
 
Giant pansy plants, 40c dor. 2 
 
3 doz.. $1.00; Super giant, 50c 
doz., 3 doz., $1.25: new Dixie 
giant red Thrift, 20, $1.00 
Regal lilies, 10 med., 6 large or  
4 extra large. $1.00. Add post- 
age and 10c exc. to chks. C.A 
Dobbs, Gainesville. Z 
 
Yellow, dbl. white Daisy 
chrysanthemums, 40c_ doz. 
flaming red President cannas 
$3.00 C. Exc. for Amaryllis, red 
thrift, dahlias (labeled). $1.00 
orders postpaid in Ga. Evelyn  
W. Seago, Pinehurst. 
 
Mapnotiag Evergreen | oak  
tea-olives, *Umbrella chinas,  
{red holly. dogwood. red. crepe 
 
honeysuckle, 1 to 5 ft.. 10c. 25c, 
35c, 45c ea. Add postage. Exe. 
for white sacks. Mrs. Wood- 
row Toulson, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. 
 
African Daisy Mrs. J, 20 
doz. postpaid. 
Greene, Moultrie, ea 
 
Red and white dogwood. re 
maple, azaleas, Mtn. laurels, 
rhododendrons, hhemlocks, pine, 
crabapples, $1.00 doz.: pussy- 
willows, sweet shrubs, 20c ea,: 
 
  
 
pur, 35c doz. Add postage. 
Exc. for sacks. Mae Bell Roper, 
Mineral Bluff. 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels, 
white pine. spruce pines. $1 00 
doz.; dogwood. azaleas, iris, 
 
crabapples, goldenbells. fail 
pinks, chrysanthemums, 50e 
doz.: lilac, roses. 20c ea. | 
postage. Mrs. J. B. Hensley, 
Ellijay. Rt. 2 ae 
 
SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
1941 John Desire Model A 
tractor on rubber tires. Extra 
good condition. Has power lift. 
 
Hope. 
 
No. 2 Bostrum farm iene in 
perfect condition. Also 1 grain 
cradle, as good as new. Horace 
Darnell, Winston. 
 
1 55 Oliver planter, used Lee 
than 1 season, with Sees and 
corn plates, $15.00. B. H. Me 
tin. Cumming, Rt. 3. 
 
Chattancoga 64 2-H, len 
$12.50; Chattanooga 62 Ae) 
plow, $10.00: Chattanooga ie 
middlebruster, $15.00, all in 
L. P. Singleton, 
Fert Valley. 
 
2-H. plow, $12.00; Black 
Hawk corn sheller, $175. 00. G 
W. Akins, Graymont. - 
 
John Deere tractor row: 
markers, $10.00. W. B. Ouzts, 
Tennille Ri 27 
 
2 Gantt cotton planters, $600. 
C. M. Adcock, | 
Adairsville, Rt. 2. : 
 
Int'l. riding cultivator, cheap 
for cash, or will exc. fer peas 
 
  
 
or Q-too-tan beans. A. R. Ros- 
er, Jenkinsbur j A Ga Siig a 
 
  
 
  
  
  
   
   
   
    
  
     
  
  
        
        
     
   
 
    
     
     
        
     
        
      
    
  
  
  
  
    
     
          
      
    
      
             
      
     
 
    
        
   
          
          
       
   
     
   
     
       
      
     
     
   
    
  
      
            
      
      
  
   
      
     
    
      
   
   
    
   
 
  
 
          
          
           
            
   
      
           
     
    
    
   
   
    
  
   
    
   
    
   
    
    
  
   
   
    
   
    
   
    
  
 
   
   
    
    
     
   
   
   
  
 
   
   
     
    
   
  
   
   
 
  
 
ee tractor, pee hon 
Sell separately, $100.00 
th, or $60.00 for tractor, 
 
for harrow. Milton Min- 
 
Ma con, Rt. Be 
 
6 Case threshing ma- 
 
ithout feeder or wind 
a , needs repairs, $50.00 
OB my farm. A. W. Chappell, 
ilner, Rt. 1. pee 
 
ton: eae corn to be ground. A. 
Das Nes. Luthersville. 
 
pen buggy. in good condi- 
} $30.00. W. P. Dorman, 
etteville. 
 
Deere 4 tractor with 
s and cultivator, in secs 
 
sprayer, almost new, used twice. 
$90.0 H. A. Rush, Putnam. 
 
.. 61 McCormick-Deering 
om ine for sale.. S. G. Lang, 
andersville. 
 
rmall A tractor, cultivators, 
w and 16 B plow, all-in 
condition. W. Vickers, Na- 
ata, Rt. 1, Box 38. 
 
C ormick tractor, binder,  
 
lade, on rubber tires. As 
s new. $375.00. G. O. 
= Washington, Rt. 4. 
 
He Harvester hay baler, 6 
 
P.. runs on own motor or by 
McCormick-Deering 
 
oh ae fair prices. Wayne P. 
Newnan, Poves -Es~ 
 
0) ngton cation dropper, $10 
 
good condition. 3-Disc Cole 
 
ke. used only few days, with 
eftilizer attachment, $25.00. D. 
Mo ee See Me ES 
 
oa. ven hydraulic pump 
acking cotton. Belt- driven 
in good condition, W. 
 
th, a oS 
 
eS 
 
Oliver turn plow in 
ndition, $10.00 at my 
Harl Sansom, Rocky Face, 
es 40 combine 
 
gullet gin ee Ss, 
 
, line shafting, lint fiu.: 
 
de B. Stephens. 
 
aw Lummus cotton gin, 
 
te with engine, buiiding 
 
t Towns. A-bargain. a 
: peer P. O. Box 
 
Heatly new Bradley 
plow with 2-14 inch 
 
pbale. HOD, Blerencs, i caaition. Tat. of similar mare. 
 
P. O. Box 942. Phone 
 
wagon. $20.00 cash. No 
s answered. Come and see. 
5 pee Bydak Rt 2. 
 
Bradley. used 
S. cost $26.00, sell ae 
 
ae Quit farming, E. ow. 
Lexington. 
 
oFai rbanks-Morse  live- 
scales: used, only little, 
s new. with weight in- 
and 5-ton cap. $325.00, 
vo alker, Marshallville, 
 
rord on tractor with 
, intake, good cond. Har- 
i other parts. eee 
 
racing  es $15.00. 
ie Orion Algooa, 
 
planter, with fertilizer 
ter combine, $12.00. 1 
Janter, $5.00. Deermy 
machine, Will sell at 
s M. A. 
 
Hh 3 ior, planters and dis- 
Allis-Chalmers 
 
selharies C. Harman, 
 
E jng-McCormick 
 
ineer and 2 disc 
and... $590.00; also 
connimg equipment, 
: Morshali, Frank- 
 
Sa 
 
60 
mer - Mull, So0U. 39. 
Jr., Buford.  
t 2 H. wagon, gocd 
tanooga ({ H.). and 
r sale or exc. for 
hee Rock 
 
| Consider . 
 
2. 
 
| Douglas, Rt. 3. 
 
new 
 
  
 
want flueless ae oiler, 
to 5-HP., for dairy use. 
M. Bird, Metter. 
 
Want wood tractor ands dise 
plews. Write fully what you 
have. M. L. Crawford, Tiger. 
 
Want l-row cultivator with 
or without attachments  fo1 
model B Allis-Chalmers trac- 
tor; -D= Wr Clark, Garfield. 
 
Want Fordson tractor, Athens 
side plow. Quote best price. J. 
 
WwW. Murphy, Jasper sete 2, 
 
Want Farmall H cultivator, 1 
side delivery rake. S. A, Mcore, 
Pinevie Ww. 
 
Want ee and planter 
for Allis-Chalmers model. R. 
P. Rowe, Moreland, Rf. 1. 
 
Want new mode! mowing ma- 
chine and rake. Pay ecsh for 
same. Within 60 miles. Gaines- 
ville. Claud D. Sosebee, Cleve- 
ldnd Rie = 
 
Want large size tractor, Model 
A John Deere or M Farmall, 
other makes. Must 
have lights, starter,.on good 
rubber. Also 3 or 4 disc tiller. 
not over 125 Mi. of Canon. Carl 
 
| FEF. Isbell, Canon. 
 
Want iarge corn sheller, Buy 
or will exc. pr. nice Hampshire 
gilts for same. O. S. Duggan. 
Chester. 
 
Want Soe and planters 
for No. F-12 Farmall tractor. 
Mrs. Ben Heath, Vidalia. 
 
Want 2-H. disc harrow, in 
running order, near Roberta. 
W. K.F. Peacock, Rober tas IG. 
 
Want power dusting machine 
for.-dusting orchards. 2. F; 
Cook, Newnan, Ree: 
 
Want Ford Ferguson tractor 
on rubber, in- 200d condition. 
Consider other makes, Wire or 
1 price. E. L. Davis, Bui- 
er 
 
Want doubhe section hacraw 
for small Ford or Farmall trac- 
 
tor for cash. State particulars. 
 
No junk wanted. W. L: Eaebeh, 
 
2 
 
W ant. F- 12 rae tractor or 
equivalent, with turn plow, dise 
harrow. cultivators, planters, 
distributors. Give age, conds 
tion. and price... GAH. Duck- 
worth, Tifton, Rt. 4. 
 
Want 3 80-air blast gins. 
 
Must be late model and first 
 
class condition. S. E. Vandiver, 
Lavonia, 
 
Want walking cultiv soe 
 
Tha 
 
| good condition. State price, = 
 
| M. 
 
Thomas, Fayetteville, Rt 
 
Want 1-H. wagon cheap in Aa: 
 
here If in need:repairs, all 
yight, A. M. McCard, Milner, 
 
' Want planters and distribu 
tors for Ford tractor. On. 
Scott, Butler,  
 
Want to buy or trad for a 
 
.good 1-H. wagon. D. R. King, 
 
Decatur, Rt, 2. Columbia Drive. 
Want power jiay baier in good 
 
J. E. Jacobs, Valdosta, 
Box 131-A.  
 
- Want 2 slightly used walkine 
cultivators, with equipment. 
prefer International d ond 22 
Horse. L. H. iedentiels, 
more, Rt. 1. se 
 
Want 2 dise pull: plow for iight 
tractor. Trade for shoats or pigs. 
Write price. Arthur Roy Cole- 
man, Roswell, Box 22. 
 
Want 2-H. walking Stealer. 
Abbott, Morven. Rt. 2. 
Must be in good shape. C. e 
Abbott, Morven, Rt. 2. 
 
Want exc. J. D. 5dise tier 
with seeder attachment, for a 4 
disc tiller. J. D. with seeder at- 
 
Re 4, 
 
tachment preferred. State what. 
 
you have, Oren Ellis, Morrow, 
 
Bea : 
INCUBATORS AND 
BROODERS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Po 
 
No. i good. incubator, 600 egg 
cap.,. $25.00 at my home. H. Ce 
Ledford, Maysville. 
 
Electric 5 deck battery brood- 
er, used only twice, cap. 2Q per 
week starting and finishing 
 
plant, cost $65.00. Seil for $45. 
 
A. R. Daniels, Swainsbcro. 
 
Shenandoah wood burning 
brooder, thermostatic control, 
reasonable price. Will ship 
direct. Only used 8 wks. and 
in perfeet running cond. Harry 
Poole, Warwick. 
 
~ -1- Little Giant oil burner 
brocder, 48 in. canopy, also 28 
metal feeders, used for 2 broods. 
$15.00 at my place. Cant ship. 
Gow. Brown, Mountain View. 
Box 42. 
 
  
 
  
 
Geor; iS |i 
 
unbleached. 25c ea. 
 
rule 
 
Still- 
 
loupe,. $1.00. 
 
Theron Phillips. 
 
 Mrs. 
 
$1.25 Ib.: del.; 
 
  
 
1; Mother Nature brooder, 
with instruction, used only once, 
$5.00, FOB. Mrs. J. T. Mc- 
Arthur, Cordele, 309 14th Ave. 
 
2 Buckeye ing. F as 220 egg 
ecap., $12.50; other, 600 cap. 
$25.00. _Both fine cond. H. 
Konigsmark, Smyrna. | 
 
SEED FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Few lbs.. 
 
ed: limited amount. 
Spanish peanuts. hand picked, 
8c lb. P. O. money order: also 
500 stalks Red Sugar Cane, 
 
$20.00 at bed. Bob McDaniel, 
 
Chipley, Rta. 
 
Heading and Ga. collard 
 
seed, $1.00. Ib.: Vigorvine to- 
 
mato seed. 100 for 25c:_old 
 
time large pumpkin. 25c per 
 
14 pint. Se A. Crow, Gaines- 
 
ville, Rt. 
 
' 65 Ibs. Stone Mtn. water- 
melon seed. green rind, hand 
saved, from. select melons, 
$65.00 or $1.25 Ib. -Blummer 
McCrary. Molena. 
 
Ga. Headnigs collard seed. 
$2.50 Ib.: 25c per % teacupful: 
15e ounce, Plus postage. Mrs. 
 
Clinton Bryan, Americus, Ris. 
 
Green pod okra seed. 50c pt. 
Mrs. O. E. Myers. Decatur, any: 
3rd Ave. 
' Pure; 
 
imp. Pride of. Ga. 
 
watermelon seed, $2.00 lb. or 
 
Y% 1b.. 60c: also White Pekin 
duck eggs. $1.25 per 12. Car- 
tons ret. James Carson, Grif- 
fin, Rt. 3. 
 
White and col. butter-bean 
seed, 30c cupful: okra seed. 
same price: also guano sacks. 
ne G. C: 
Tavlor, Buchanan, Rt. 
 
Pure yellow oe 
squash seed. $2.00 a BoeP: 
Garlic: bulbs. $1.50 G. P. P. 
J. J. Bond, Elberton, Rt..6: <. 
 
Cannonball watermelon seed, 
 
$1.50 lb. Postage paid. Charles 
 
L. Bentley, McIntyre. 
 
_ Cucumber seed, mix. gourd. 
mixed hot peppers. 10ce spoon- 
ful: pumpkin seed, 20c cup- 
Exchange for: beet seed. 
ate John. Weaver. Buchanan. 
 
Sericea lespedeza seed, well 
cleaned by combine and large 
bercent scarified, 20c lb.. FOB. 
Leo Green. Suwanee. Rt. 2. . 
 
. Seed: Pimiento pepper. $1.00 
ibe Cuban Queen watermelon, 
 
\$1. 50 Ib3 Wawksberry water- 
60c Ib.: Velvet beans. 
 
melon, 
few field peas. $5.00 bu. FOB. 
aFL Downs. Andersonville, 
Ph. 4136. 
 
Ear lay Cee 
 
largest 
 
W. M. Thornton. Jesup, Rt. 2 
 
_ Sev. thousand pounds Ke- 
rean Lespedeza seed. for sale. 
R, F. Burch, Eastman. 
 
White Bush butterbeans, 
Ib., in lots 4 Ibs. or more. 
postage. Mrs. J. F. 
Hampton, Rt. 1. 
 
Manimoth. gourds (grow to 
hold 8 to 10 gals.: 10c font 
doz. seed. plus stamped en- 
velope. Mrs. Alta Wood, Mar- 
 
25e 
d 
 
Brown, 
 
nbin yt. 2. 
 
Dude Creek special Gauier 
melon seed. makes more per 
acre, $1.75 lb.: 100 lb. lots-or 
over, $1.50 lb. Also limited 
amt. wilt-resistant Leesburg 
Watson: $1.25: Ib. 2 Jc 2 Fill- 
man, Moultrie, Rt) 
 
Seed: 25 lbs. Perkins Mam- 
 
moth green pod okra, 60c Ib.: 
2 lbs. Stone Mtn. watermelon. 
80c Ib.; 1 Ib. Roekyford canta- 
 
All postpaid. 
Hand cleaned: Mrs. J.D. 
Coston, Pulaski, Rt._1. 
 
Old fashioned ol. bunch but- 
terbean seed. 40c lb. del. 
ge Alpharetta. 
 
tee 
 
Pure Stone ti weeraclen 
seed, 50c teacup. Heavy bear- 
ing okra seed, 25c for 2 tblsp. 
Mrs. W.  V. , Hobbs. Flowery 
Branch, Rt kh. 
 
- Mixed okra seed, 25c large 
cup. Exc. for onion sets and 
English pea seed. Ea pay post- 
age. Mrs. te Garrison. 
Gainesville. Rt. 
 
Mammoth ee sunflower 
seed, $1.25 gal.. Okra seed. 50c 
at. Cuban Queen watermelon, 
35c cupful. Prepaid. Mrs. L. 
D. Elliott. Lavonia, Rt. 1. 
 
2 thlspns. collard seed, 15c. 
G. W. Owen. Hawkins- 
ville. Rt. 1.  
 
Lee Gray watermelon seed, 
10 Ibs. and up 
lots. $1.10 del. Mrs. Lois Pitts. 
Smithville. pee ee) 
 
del. 
 
Dixie Belle melon 
seed, $2.00 lb. carefully select- 
White 
 
-age. 
 
bean seed. 30c Ib. Lee eds 
 
Limited amt.; 
 
ihe een  
seed. 25e pkg. Acre bag. $2.00. 
Also Jumbo Triumph. 
watermelon grown. 25c pkg. 
 
> Mrs. | 
 
Add postage. 
Gee. Royston. Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
  
 
45 bu. eee a ean seed, 
 
| $3.00 bu. FOB. Oscar Keener. 
 
Thomson. 
 
1943 Crop Jackson Wonder 
une Queen seed, 40c lb. 
D. . Gates, Chipley. 
 
10 Ibs. long green pod okra 
seed, 35c lb. Add  postage. 
Mrs. G. A. Mincey. ee 
 
| Rt. 2. Box 116. 
 
, White velvet okra seed. 20 
teacup. or 75c qt. postpaid. 
Exe. for print or white sacksy 
Tl lb; seed for 1 _saek: wits: 
Lillie a Hy Roney. ee, Rt. 
Box 103 
 
Chufas. 1. 00. Ib. plus post- 
age. Hand cleaned and wash- 
ed. Mrs. Ola L. Hearn. Ross- 
ville. Rt.. 2, Benerly Hills.  
 
Citron seed, $1,00 lb. Cu-| 
cumber, 35c teacup. Add post- 
Allie Millwood, Cum- 
ming, Rt. 1. 
 
65 Ibs. Stone Mtn. Water- 
melon: seed, $1.25 lb: 8 Ibs. 
white rind, red meat water- 
melon, same price. Hand saved 
from select melons. Blummer 
McCrary, Molena. 
 
8 lbs. colored bineh butter- 
 
Powers, Pineview, Rt 
 
Citron seed, $1.00 lb. Ba- 
nana mushmelon seed. 35c tea- 
cup. Early green okra, 50c 
lb. Also muscadine vines. 3 ft.. 
25e ea. Add postage. Rosie 
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1 
 
Pure white velvet okra seed, 
50c lb; 3 lbs., $1.00. Pop corn, 
4 lbs., 50ce. Postpaid. All 
1943 crop. C. T. Parker, Hamp- 
ton. oe 
 
700 lbs. Sericea lespedeza 
seed, recleaned and _ scarified, 
25c Ib..in small. lots. 20c Ib. 
for. 100*lbs.. or more. .G..5S. 
Weldon. Lavonia. 
 
Long green dwarf okra 
seed, 50c lb.; 5 Ibs..40c 1b.; 
95 Ibs.. .35c Ib.:-50 Ibs, 30 Jb. 
Po Ps. Cash or: -O.2 A. Ai, 
Rozar, Baxley, Rt. 2: 
 
Stone Mtn. watermelon seed. 
Dixie Queen, 
banana muskmelon, ea kind, 
40c teacup. Del.. Vine peach, 
20c tbsp... Pumpkin seed, 18 
for 15c. White shelled pop- 
corn, 15e lb. 5 Ib. lots del. 
Mrs. Ida Mae Sullivan, Whites- 
burg. 
 
S Citron sed, $1.00. 1b. A; L. 
Thompson, Caldwellh. : 
 
6 Qts. spineless green pod 
okra seed, 35c pt. $4.00 for lot. 
Horseradish, 40c lb.. plants, 25 
doz. Garlic bulbs, 95 doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. 1. A. i ta a 
Alto, Rt. 1. 
 
3 tbs. pure Pride of Ga. Wa- 
 
termelon seed, sound and, pure, 
$1.00 lb. Ad postage. Mrs. Em- 
ma Little. Hampton. 
 
About 25 tos. good okra seed, 
 
35e lb. prepaid. Cash orth OF 
 
fu letters ans. W. lL. McCrary, 
. Americus, BC 
 
peice honey rock canta- 
loupe seed, from ist yrs. plant- 
ing. clean and bright, j0 ta- 
blespoonful, or 3, 25c. Mrs. W. 
O. Harris, Elberton, Rt. 5; 
 
Sericea lespedeza seed, scar- 
ified, recleaned and dodderiree, 
95c lb. in 50 and 100. tb. lots. 
Send M. O. Want 25 bu. veivet 
beans. Claude A. Seth Stocix- 
pridses th. 2.7 0 
 
Yellow crookneck ee 
seed, 65e eupnful, or $1.25 Ib. 
Also dark Cornish eggs, $..25 
for 15, or. $2.15 for 30. Cartons 
 
to be ret. Postpaid. No checks 
 
Miss Cora BE. 
 
or COD orders. 
3, Box 44. 
 
Patterson, Ty Ty. Rt. 
 
  
 
BEANS AND PEAS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
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Running Welvet pee ae 
$3.85 bu. in 4 bu. lots. W. lL. 
Wilson; Sparta. 
 
Speckled, Purple Hull fields 
peas, also Velvet beans. each, 
$6.00 bu. FOB.. R. J. Holland, 
Empire, Rt. 1. 
 
200 bu. 90-day Runing Velvet 
bean seed, $5.00 bu. W. G. 
Neisler, Reynolds. 
 
Col. butter-beans. 3 lbs.. a: 
 
00: some garlic bulbs. 25 doz. 
Mars. S C: Mc- 
 
Wonderful (new) edible soy- 
bean: drought. weevil. bean 
beetle resistant: okra seed. 
without sharp pines, 50c_ vt.. 
$1.00 at. Add postage. Mrs- 
Clara Prince. Demorest. Rt. 1. 
Box 14.  
 
? 5 : 
 
10. Lbs. turkey-ioe (tiny 
white peas. Sample for stamp. 
15 Ib. he stamps or checks. 
Mrs. W. H. Colston. Kite. antl. 
 
100 Bu. 90- Day velvet beans. 
for sale. 
 
te qf. eee Rich- 
 
dang, se: 
 
  
 
200: -cupful;. 
 
|Ib. or 3 lbs., 
 
Pulaski. 
 
=P. 
| Acree. 
 
  
 
  
 
Bunch butter peas, nd: 
bunch butter-beans, ea. 
white, blac 
 
Add po 
 
peas, on pt. ag 
Jones. seco Ret. 
 
a R. 
 
Gane and running | abbr 
bean seed, 35c lb. or 3 Ibs. $1.00. 
P. P. Mrs. Fred Yelton A 
Bhar 1 
 
Also = heading  
seed, 50c per % Ib. P. 
mer Fowler, Roy. | 
 
bu., 8c lb. less than bu. 
FOB. 600 lbs. also W 
Se sees peanuts. 10c Ib. Fi 
 
. Goodwin, Greensboro 
 
Good. sound col. butter 
Lima bush bean seed, 3 b, 
prepaid on 3 or more lb: AQ 
mail ans.. John M. Aderh . 
Douglasville, Rt. 2. ; 
 
ae 
 
Lady.Finger peas. nice a 
clean, free of weevils, 15e J 
P. P. in Ga. a4 
ae Rit: 
 
$1.00. Mrs. 
Cheek, Lavonia. Riis 
 
peas. $4.50 bu. at my farm. 
ue Bargeron, Sardis, Rt. 
 
AO Lbs. speckled runni 
butterbeans; lbs. whi 
bunch Lima, 35c 1b. or 3 Ib 
of either. $1.00. > Pash. 
MeO airs ee 
Tarrytown. 
 
White bunch-13-butter 
35e per % Ilb.: 2 
Speckled running butter De 
40c lb.: 3 Ibs.. $1.00. Edible sor 
beans, weevil- resistant, 50c - 
3 lbs.. $1.00. Mrs. 
Prickett, Maysville. 
 
White blackeye peas. 15 at 
Old-fashioned turnip seed. 11 
tsp. Six wks. white tend 
bunch beans. 40c pt.; Won 
beans, 45 pt. Waterme 
seed, 50c gal. Cushaw see 
15e: at. Dollie Be Titus. 
 
. 40 Bu. velvet. beans. is 
u. : x 
 
No. 1 New Era peas. $7.50. b 
5 Bu. sugar Crowder, $9.00 bu. 
Also watermelon seed. C 
seed corn. G. Lucius. william 
Ceisthoree 
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Speciai Var., Swee meee 
late bearing.. Jong! aa end 
okra seed, 25c cupful. Mrs. vy; 
 
E. Bennett, Cordele, Rt 2 
 
Hybrid a Corr Ver 
lific, $1.00 pk. FOB. $5.00 
wel 3. E. R. Garett. Sylv 
 
Whatleys seen corn. 
ed ane aes: $1.00 pk 
bu. H G, Ad-ms. Social C 
 
Golden Queen veJlow 
 
| corn. $15.00 Cwt. Del. 
 
Collins. Cordele:  
 
25 Lbs. sound. BAN: pe 
corn, 15c Ib... Add postage  
less es 5 db. lots. =k 
 
Also want to buv sor 
Sage plants. Ry Cs = 
 
1943 Crop Marlboro hie 
prolific - seed corn. $1.25  
P. $400 bu. FOB. 
Atlanta, ian 
NE. Ch2296. 
 
Special var, Gaeek corn. 
Hastings dwarf okra seed, | 
cun. 5 H. t, ( 
Adairsville, Rt. dy 
 
Cherokee. hybrid 
corn. 3 Ibs. will plant a 
$1-00 pk: P. P. in Ga. 
Kenyor, Macon, Rt.) 5. 
 
100 Bu: corn, $1.50 bu. at: 
a Pe Charlie co 
 
Stanley's Farolitie oy, 
hand nubbed, $4.00 bu 
shuck, $2.25 bu. at mv 
Cash- No checks.  > 
liams, McRae, Rt. 1. 
 
400 Bu. No. 1 diame 
$1.75 bu. at my farm 5- 
Louisville on Louisville- 
ton Hwv. Milton Beall 
 
ton. ree ee 
 
  
 
  
    
 
  
 
  
 
or ed Se Nieiaiant one sank 
mn Eaay-cecond govt. grade, 
hae ae G: Manley, Car- 
 
ieville 2-B hesiihcced. isi 
 
aned and kept pure, Sei-. 
 
ted . for planting, $1.40 bu., 
 
ss than 5 bu. $1.50 bu. T. W. 
Simmons, Douglasville, Rt. 3. 
 
L No. 14 cottonseed, ist 
 
kept pure, 5 1-2c Ib. 1000 : 
 
r over, 5c lb. FOB. C. M. 
es, Suwanee, Rf. 2. 
 
annamaker eotiondcad 1st 
aved with care, $5.00 Cwt. 
sev. hundred gals, syrup. 
a d right at my barn. Joe 
Bro own, McRae. 
 
nuine Stoneville B., ist 
kept pure, 1 var. gin, high 
ination, recleaned. Cere- 
treated, $6.00 Cwt. FOB. 
. Roy Ray, Fayetteville, 
 
PL cottonseed No. 14, Ist 
 
- $5.00 Cwt. 43 percent 
nt, one oe one-sixteenth in. 
faple. - Alexander, Car- 
ton, Ril 
 
Dneville. 2-B Chr bnsckd. 
vi. sinned and kept pure on 
fs graded, cleaned, 
Jed_ and. treated with new 
 
_Ceresan. New even wt. 
Ss. $6.50 Cwt. FOB. Ton 
z cheaper. aye ota 
 
ons DPL cottonseed No. 
 
Ae on 1-var. gin. wilt- 
 
. Made bale per- A.. 
 
Soe Cwt. ae Jd. 33 Hamby. 
vonia. Rt. 1 
 
Ist: 
 
oker 100 on 6 planting 
 
ed (not wilt-resistant). $6.00 
 
+. FOB. Pure honey drip 
 
ghum_ seed, 10c be Pe. 
 
bs. Hales Best cantaloupe 
 
seed, "et i16c1b. <P. Piast. P. 
V oten, Elberton. 
 
staple. 44 percent lint, 
 
6.00. ae FOB... in even wt. 
ed Thomas, Madison. 
 
ker s 100 str.. 6 cottonseed. 
ee pure, $1:50 bu. 
. Smith, Sanders- 
 
0 bu. Cokers 5 cottonseed, 
[8 in. staple, nai to acre 
2nd_yr., $1.50 bu.; 
 
H. Ww. Coats. Lil- 
 
sirain 
 
eresan 
No let- 
Harris. 
 
s 4 in Ae 
cers cottonseed. 
eat ted. $12, 50 for lot. 
ers. Re bert 
 
rooMmes Victory bred 90- 
 
prolific cottonseed. - Vr. 
oo unmixed, $5.50 per 
FOB. S. P. Reed. 
 
ned, recleaned: 
easily picked. Made over. bale 
eh $135 bu. tor quick 
Riley. C. Couch, Turin. 
 
DPC cottonseed, Ist yr.. $5.00 
Cwt.~ Cliff Rogers. 
ircte.. 
 
Stoneville 2-B Botton iseed, 
vr. Ginned and kept pure 
gin. Graded,_ cleaned, 
ited, $6.00: Cwt, H. J. West. 
 
Fayetteville, Rt. : 
40 
 
Nice lot DPL a 
yer cent lint. bale per acyi 
Soand and pure, $1.45 bu. iL 
 
Grady Adams, Social Circle. 
 
Coker s 100 str. 3 cottonseed. 
 
ist. yr., kept pure, $4.50 Cwt. 
FOB. Madison. Cash. H.-C 
Eckles, Bostwick. 
 
DPL cottonseed, No. 14, wilt- 
resistant, pure, sound, no black 
seed. -Ginned on l-var. gin. 
From crop that produced 1 and 
half bale acre 1943. $5.50 Cwt.  
Bailey Murphy. Felton. 
 
k 100 ~wilt- resistant, 
ure, | sound, no black seed. 
Ginned on i-var. gin. From 
erop that produced 1 and half 
ale acre 1943, $5.50 Cwt. 
ailey Murphy, Felton. 
 
Cokers -100 wilt- resistant 
cottonseed, one and one-six- 
eenth staple. oe black seed, 
$4.50 Cwt. W. . Ouzts, Ten- 
lille, Rt. 2. 
 
Cokers 160, sirain 6 cotton- 
 
Aa Ist yr..( $1.50 bu. FOB. 
 
and one-sixteenth to one 
 
nad five-thirty-second -stapie. 
W. H. Smith, Sandersville. 
 
| icbied Half and Half cot- 
 
onseed, pure and sound, pick- 
 
d out before rain fell. 1st yr. 
 
eed, Price reas. F. H. Bunn, 
idville. 
 
DPL cottonseed. appx. 290 
ons, $80.00 ton in bulk FOB 
vy barn Fitzgerald and 
: awkinsville. H. G, Smith, 
Fitzgerald. i 
 
Crowe, Jr., 
 
- Beasley. | 2 
 
Sy 5, DOG 
 
Social 
 
  
 
DEL No. 2 eplionseed 
 
finned out 44 percent, cleaned 
 
at gin, $5.00 Cwt. FOB.- M. a 
Gainesville, Rt. 
 
Summerours Hi-test cotton- 
seed, $5.00  Cwt. 
Reynolds, Summerville, RFD. 
 
White gold and Wannamaker 
cottonseed, pure, 2nd. yr., $4.50 
Cwt. FOB. J. J. Oliver, Com- 
merce, Rt. 3. 
 
Stoneville 2-B cottonseed: 
ist yr., ginned on l-var. gin. 
Delinted and Ceresan treated, 
$6.00 Cwt. in even wt. bags, 
FOB: -Inis 
burg. 
 
Sunvneroar s H-bred cotton- 
 
field, kept pure at gin. $6.00 
Cwt. Otis M. Cowart. Sum- 
mit. Rt. 2, Box 27. 
 
DPL No. 14 cottonseed, 1st 
yr.. ginned, pure and = certi- 
fied, $5.00 Cwt. FOB. E. F. 
Bolton. Bostwick. 
 
  
 
SUGAR CANE 
FOR SALE 
 
 
 
F zi : 
Green cane, good lengths, 
No. 29-116, $16.50- for 1000 
stalks. N. E. Mims, Pavo, Rt. 
 
Big green seed cane No. 29- 
116, $16.50 1000 stalks. Also 
frost proof cabbage and white 
Bermuda onion plants. $2.00 M. 
Also Stoneville 2-B cottonseed, 
$1.50 bu. W. W. Williams. 
Quitman. 
 
  
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
carrots. 
white 
 
AVL vans, 
lettuce. kale. 
 
cabbage. 
endive. 
 
coli, beets, kohn rabi. parsnip, 
50e C. Celery. parsley. early 
tomato, pepper. eggplants, 35c 
doz. Add postage out of Ga. 
Mrs. H.-V. Franklin, Register. 
 
Chas. W. and E. J. and Dutch 
cabbage plants, $2.50 M. Porto 
Rican potato slips. in Apr. to- 
mato, 
Prompt shipment. bets Crowe, 
Gainesville. 
 
Rutgar tomato plants, now 
ready, $4.00 M., FOB. No or- 
 
| plants. J.. 
. White Bermuda onion plants, 
506. $1.50: $2.50 M. del.. post- 
paid. $2.00 M. exp. colv Satis- 
faction guaranteed. Be oak 
Stokes, Fitzgerald. 
 
_ Copenhagen Market cabbage 
plants, $2. 50 M. FOB. or $3.00 
Me Deke Reed: 
brose. : 
 
Strawberry alanis. 50c 
Jong variety; 50. 30c. P. 
Mrs. W.; H. ne ee 
ledgeville. Rt.. 
 
Sage planis. oe a DC. 
Catnip. 2. 25c, catnip 
seed. 10c pkg... 85c doz. 3 lbs. 
pimiento pepper seed. $1.25 lb. 
also 25ec and 50c pkgs. 
Keith, Alvaton., 
 
Barge, giant garlic. 25c.doz.; 
small, 20c doz.; Bearing size 
Min.. huckleberries. 50e doz.; 
hoarhound. yellow dock, 25 
doz. Add postage. Tamat 
Teem, Talking Rock. 
 
e. 
Pe 
Mil- 
 
strawberry. plants. 
Del. 6 Red Golds with ea. order 
of 500. No checks. Mrs. Pearl 
Pinson. Ellijay. Rt. 2. 
 
_ Cabbage. Bermuda onion and 
Ga. heading collard pes 
$2.00 M. COD. Mrs. 
Musselwhite. Arabi. Rt. si 
 
Chas. W. and E. J. cabbage. 
 
500. $1.25. 
 
M.: 
plants. $2.00 Pi. Pitz: 
 
Prompt delivery. 
gerald, Irwinville. 
 
Sage plants. 20c punch. 6. 
$1. 00, Peppermint, 3 bun. 25c. 
Catnip. 6. 50c. Add_ postage. 
Miss Lena Crump. Hartwell. 
ite de 
 
oe pigols 35, $1. 00. 
Pp. = Also N. 
ae 00 and $2.00; a grey and 
black. T. E: Barnett. Decatur. 
 
106 West Hill St. 
FE. Jersey and Chas. frost- 
proof cabbage and white Ber- 
 
da onion, 
ae 500. $1.25: $2.25 M. Del.: 
 
Marglobe tomato. 500. $2.00: 
 
$3.50 M. All plants ready.. 
 
Chanclor,. Pitts. 
 
Chas. W., and E. J.. cabbage 
and white Bermuda onion 
 
Prompt 
 
M. lots, $1.90. M. 
W.F 
 
shipment. Full count. 
Rowe. Abbeville. Rte2. 
 
Cert. sweet potato plants. 
red skin P. R.. 500. $1.50: $2.50 
M. Ready March 20th. Orders 
booked early.. G. W. Thornton, 
Patterson, Rite ee 
 
  
 
- Carlton 
 
M. Cole, Soaps 
 
seed, Ist yr.: from bale to acre: 
 
: pa 500. $1.25: $2.00 
 
and red nest onion plants. broc- | 
 
March 15th, $3.50 M. 
 
ders filled for less than 500} 
Hinson, Pelham. 
 
Paulk, Am- 
 
Deli s and Klondike | 
Mtn. eliciou $9.00. M. 
 
W. rabbits. 
 
fresh plants, 300, | 
 
  
 
Sidersds blackberry plant? 
2 vr. No. 1. $1.50 C.: 500, $5.00. 
| m Maude "Hamby. ees 
ville. 
 
"Rhubarb or Pie plant. 20 
bunch, horseradish, 15c bunch. 
Add postage. Well rooted. 
Mrs. F. H. Wright, Ellijay, Re 
2, Box 87. 
 
Hardy. Eldorado blackberry 
plants, 2 vr. field uke $1.50 
C.: $25.00 M. Mrs. B. L. Rob- 
inson. Greenville: 
 
Early Wakefield cabbage. 25e 
del. A. R. so Jenkins- 
urg. 
 
Lady T.. or Klondd xe straw- 
berry. $3. 50 M., 500. $2.00; 50c 
C. All orders of 500 or more 
postpaid. Mrs. H. W. Sum- 
merour, Gainesville, Rt: 2. 
 
Red raspberry. plants. 75c 
doz. del. Mrs. J. L. Williams, 
Blue Ridge. Rt. 2. Box 132. 
 
- Wakefield cabbage plants. 
300, $1.00: $2.75 M.. FOB. Also 
iceberg lettuce. 50c Ce Wak 
 
} Wise, Wadley.. 
 
E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage 
and White Bermud eae 
$7.50. Onion plants. $2.50 
 
Grown on new ground, 
 
i 
I. L. Stokes, 
 
free from grasses. 
Irwinville. 
 
Two million vellow Bermuda 
 
ed seed: $1.50. 5 to 10.000 lots: 
$1.25. 10 to 50.000 lots. $1.00. 
50 to 100 lots. FOB. James 
Fowler. Soperton. 
 
Hardy. strong 2 yr. fieid- 
grown Eldorado _ blackberry 
plants, $1.50 C., $20.00: for 2 
M. Carefully packed. good 
count, prompt service. Mrs. C. 
M. Robinson. Greenville. 
 
Chas. W or Early Flat Dutch 
cabbage plants, strong, healthy, 
frost-proof, $3.50 crate of 2,500. 
Exp. col.. J. W. Lang, Omega. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage plants. 500. 
$1.95: $2.00 M. P. P.. John B. 
Pope, Fitzgerald. 
 
Chas. W. frost-proof cabbage 
plants, 500, $1.25; $2.25 M. Mar- 
globe tomato plants, 50c C; $3.50 
WL. Del. A. B. Watson, Pitts, Rt. 
ss 
 
E. Jersey; Chas. W. and Cop- 
enhagen cabbage plants, $3.08 
M., good, strong pianis, full 
count, prompt shipment. Ina 
Griffin, Baxley, Rt. 4 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, 
300, $1.25 500, $2.00. Del. Ethel 
Crow, Gainesville; Rt. 2. 
 
White Bermuda onion plants. 
80c C, PP. Mrs. Roy Peacock, 
Eastman, Rt. 5. 
 
200,000 nice cabbage plants, 
now ready for setting, 12 Mi. S. 
Moultrie on Moultrie and Tallo- 
kas Public Road. R.: B. Robin- 
Son dr, Pave, Ri-a. = 
 
White and yellow Bermuda 
onion plants, E.. J. Wakefiela 
and Early Dutch cabbage, $2.75 
M. Prompt ~ shipment. Also 
white onion sets, $8.50 bag. Ovie 
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Fresh grown cabbage plants, 
@hass W.,-and i, de 500; SEOs: 
$2.00 M. Orders filled day re- 
ceived. E. L. Fitzgerald, Ir- 
winville. I 
 
  
 
PECAN AND OTHER 
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
@. 
 
Brown scuppernong, = vr. 
vines, 15c. ea. 
Brown Calif. figs. 10c ea.. $1. 00 
doz.: Kudzu crowns, $1.00 C. 
$8.00 M. Exc. for nice chicken 
feed: sacks at. 20c ea... Mrs. 
Asa A. Moon, Waco. Rt. 2. 
 
Horse apple trees, 50c_ea. 
Also Bird of Paradise. $1.00 
ea. 
Miss oe McCurley. 
well, Rt. 
 
aS ae mmuibecry. May 
cherries, 
ries. plums, 25c ea. Currants, 
huckleberries. 00Se berries, 
Carolina cherries,, 10c ea., 1-2 
and 3 ft. 50 order P. P. 
Josephine Raley.- Mitchell. 
 
Black raspberry plants. well 
 
Hart- 
 
rooted, packed in damp moss, 
 
3 doz.. $1.25. Apricot. hazel- 
nuts, $1,253 doz Pawpaw 
sprouts, $2.00 doz. Mrs. Elsie 
Heaton. Morganton. 
 
White fig cuttings, $1.50 doz.: 
36, $4.00. Celestial figs, 12. 
$1.00: 100. $7.00. Large. black. 
sweet figs, same price as white. 
All rotonone treated. P. P. 
J. W. Toole. Macon, 33 Burton 
 
Ave. 
plants, 500. $1.75: $2.00 M.: 5|- 
 
Currant sprouts, 1 to 3 ft.. in 
lots of -1 doz., or more, $2.00 
doz. postpaid. Mrs. Allie Ss. 
Snyder, Sharpsburg. 
 
Hazlenut bushes, $1.15 doz.: 
blueberry. 25c.doz.; muscadine 
vines, 15c ea, No stamps. Mrs. 
oe ae Bradley. Jr.. Bowdon, 
 
  
 
onion plants. from gen. import-. 
 
$Y 25 << doz: 
 
Rhubarb plants. 75c doz. |: 
 
Himalaya blackber- |. 
 
Soe 
 
ied May ee SprOuES 6 
for 50c and express chgs. 
Cash or M. O. No chks. S. B. 
Edwards, Ball Ground, Rt, 1. 
 
Lead. var., peach trees, 
grapevines, $2.00 doz.: $10. 00 
C.: $95.00 M.; Plum and Apri- 
cot, 5 per tree higher than 
peach: black walnut, $4.00 doz.: 
$25.00 C.: seedling peach, $1. 00 
doz. 
is, Riverdale. 
 
Early and late Blue, Black. 
White and pink grapevines, 
10c, 15c,20c and 25c ea. Cash. 
Mrs. Lowell Tong, Bremen. 
 
Fig bushes, cut to 4 ft.. ve 00: 
small ones, 50c ea. J Coe 
gins. Covington. 
 
Hazelnut bushes, 15c doz.: 
| Blueberry bushes, 35c doz. No 
stamps. Dura Bradley. Bow- 
don, Rt. 2. 
 
Black walnut (ig 1-2 ites 
$1.00 doz.: $7.50 C Himalaya | 
and _ Eldorado blackberries. 
$1.50 C.: small osage orange. 
$1.50 C. Blanche Woodruff, 
Greenville. 
 
Stuckeys Spaulding ~ 
Irene black muscadine grapes. 
5 yr. bearing size, 75c ea. Asia- 
tic chestnut, 85c. Thorntess| 
 
| Youngberry, Thornless Boysen- 
 
berry. Cameron dewberry, So- 
dus raspberry, either 10, $1.50, 
prepaid. H. A. Neal, Ashland. 
 
6 apple trees, bear early. to 
late, 6 peach, 1 yr. old, state 
insp. 12 in. $3.00 for lot. Del. 
T. M. Webb, Ellijay. 
 
Hazelnut bushes, $1.25 doz. 
cherry, yellow root. 10c bun. 
Sweetgum, 2. 25c. Mrs. Leona 
ee Waco. Rt: 2, Box 123. 
 
  
 
EGGS FOR SALE  
 
  
 
bts eggs from large W. 
L., and fine B. Rocks, $1.50 per 
15 of either kind. No checks, 
Mrs. Mary.Crim, Manchester, . 
 
Purebred Everlay B, L, eggs, 
$1.50 per 15 postpaid; also Col, 
bunch lima bean,seed, 30c Ib. 
 
os 
Selected Dark Cornish eggs, 
 
Simpson, <Culverton, Rts 
Purebred Buff Orp., 
$1.00 per 15 postpaid. Cartons 
to be ret. Miss Ronie Johnson, 
 
Shellman, Rt. 1. 
 
-AAA Grade Blue Andalus- 
ian Eggs, $2.00 for 15: AAAA 
Grade New Hampshire Eggs, 
$1.75 for 15. Add postage. 
Mrs. W. L: Treadaway. Adairs- 
ville, Route 1 
 
Purebred dark Cornish eggs, 
$1.50 per 15, Parcel Post. Mrs. 
S. J. Akers. Fender. 
 
Eggs. Giant type. laying 
strain Black Minorca, limited 
amt. $3.00 per 15. L. 
lians, Newnan. ~ 
 
Purebred Dark Cornish In- 
dian eggs, $1.50 for 15, P. P. J. 
R. Gardner, Locust Grove. 
 
Pure Parks Barred Rock 
eggs. $1.25 for 15: 30, $2.00: 
100, $5.00. P. P. Also pure 
Booths AAA W. L. eggs, and 
Parks Rock, White Leghorn 
cross. Mamie Roach Plyler. 
Claxton, Rt. 1. 
 
_ Eggs from Carter s AAA R. I. 
Red champion hens, $1.15 set- 
hc PoPe NG: checks. Mrs. 
Ri 3 ee ese Talking Rock. 
 
ee eggs from purebred 
best egg grade, unrelated B. 
Rocks and White Rock hens. 
$1.00 for 15. Cartons returned. 
Mrs. Mamie E. Lewis. Tooms- 
POLOe Hits 2 ; 
 
Light Brahma eggs from ex- 
tra choice stock. $1.25 for 15, 
PP Reve J. Baxter. Ar 
muchee, m2 
 
Jersey White Giant eggs. se~- 
lected. $2:00 for 15. P. P. Mo- 
pis he ~Landrum, Adairsville. 
 
Parmenter eggs foin DEVE. 
old hens, Pullorum controlled 
flocks with R. O. P. roosters, 
$2.50 for 15. prepaid. Special 
prices on larger lots. Satis. 
guaranteed. oe Blount. 
Decatur, P. O. Box 4 
 
White Face cde oe 
eggs. $2.00 for 15. Add postage. 
Mrs. Frank Treadaway. Adairs- 
ville. Rt: 1. 
 
Purebred blocky type Cor- 
Post. No stamps please. H. 
M. Moorman. Lovett. 
 
N. Hampshire Red eggs from 
R. OQ. P. mating hens, selected, 
Si-50--for os p> iP. Charlie 
Bailey, Vienna, Rt. 3. 
 
Rose comb Silver . Laeed 
Wyandotte eggs from 4-A 
bloodtested stock, $1.50 for 15, 
P. P. in Ga. Docie Harris, Lula. 
 
  
 
  
 
$4. 00 CG. Mrs. E. B. Trav- 4 
 
and }- 
 
ifor sale here, 
 
Mrs. H. A. Wilson, Martin, Rt 
 
$1.25 per16, del. Miss Leona! 
 
eggs; 
 
.-Mil- | 
 
  
 
ee from Donaldson 
reds. $1.60 for 16: 32. 
Also baby chicks, $16. 00. 
 
Mrs. Grady  Brown, 
Mountain, Rt: ae 
 
Se Silver : 
 
hens, $1.50 for 15. 
age. Mrs. A. K. 
Eatonton, Rt. E 
 
Purebred Dark Sora 
 
son. ostaid. RE - Box 52 
 
Pure Brown Leghorn, Ev ed 
lay str. eggs. $1.25 per 15, plus 
postage. Money order. M 
W. R. Richey. 
 
Hatching eggs. Black Polis 
Turkens (not turkeys), 
and White Cornish. Red rs 
horns, Black Spanish. $5.00 pe 
15 P. P. also bantam egg 
Cash with ae H. F. Rec 
fern, Mitchell, P. O. Box tele : 
 
Lavonia, Rt 
 
  
 
PEANUTS AND PECA 
FOR SALE | : 
 
  
 
' Papershell pecans. 30c 1b. 
100 lb. lots. Mrs. J. L. Burl 
Tifton, Rt. 3. 
 
an Bu. Imp. jane oe 
$5.0 bu. Imp. Hales Best 
ees seed. $1.50 lb. Also 
new kind. slightly col. runnin 
butterbeans. 5 Ibs.. $2.00 de 
Mrs. J. M. Jones.Grayson.  
 
No. 1 Spanish seed See 
$169.00 oe vie: 1 Runner pe 
nut seed. 54.00 ton. Morr 
son P. Shine Donalds 
 
valle. 
 
50 ibs. or more ine YD 
Spanish peanut seed, 10e 1} 
on 50 lbs. or more. D. O. Mu 
linax, Duluth, Rt. 1. or san B 
Spoon Atlanta. 4043 DEA 
 
Imp, peanu 
hand pick 
well matured and sound. 
 
Wiice Miller, Bowdon. 
 
a: 
sn 
 
White Spani 
 
  
 
 POTATOES AND 
VEGETABLES FOR SA 
 
  
 
1 Acre turnips. now re 
for marketing. Will sell  
field. J. G. Horn. Hilton,  s 
 
Porto Rican sweet eae 
No. 1. Also bunch Porto R 
can seed potatoes. Morris Me 
Arthur, Ft. Valley. Ph. 457- 
 
50 bu. smali Porto Ri 
potatoes, $1.50 bu. at my hom 
4 mi. N. Carrollton.; on ol 
Caroliton and Bremen Road 
He L. Jackson. Cereh ies Rt 
 
i: Acre turnin salad, 
about Mch. 10th. 3 ae 
Pavo on Dobin Byrd far 
- or see. N. J. Dean: Pax 
 
Abut 12 pit Po Ree 
seed potatoes, $1.00 bu. at En 
Elmer Smith, Knoxville, - 
 
  
 
SYRUP ae SAL 
 
  
 
Pure Ga. cane syrup. in 
gal. bbls. $45.00 bbl. FOB. G 
ton. H. R. Zipperer, Marlow. 
 
300 Gals. good Ga. 
syrup in gal. jugs and No. 
Cans, BR Cae Se 
Box 147. 
 
1002 Gals. thick, bright. pur 
Ga. cane new syrup. Packed 6 
No. 10 big top jugs to case. = V 
H. Tugegle, Camilla. ee 
 
cane 
 
16 
 
  
 
HONEY BEES AND B 
SUPPLIES WANTE 
 
  
 
nish eggs, $1.15 for 15, Parcel | 
Bees. 
 
i 
 
Want ae bees ae 
hives, or old style gums. Stat 
what you have and  
price. Carl Terry. Atlanta. 
Sidney St. Ma 5470. - ; 
 
Want some Bees on halvy 
to take care of for part 
 
honey and half of swarms 
 
Also. want some os 
pe esl feed sacks. 
 
. Stover. Pisgah. 
 
Want few hives of. "Honey 
Make best price. Mi 
vin Lewis. Baxley. es 
 
Want best grade hon 
State what you have and pri 
Mrs. G. D. Purvis. Taney 
Box 366. 
 
Want i Ib. beeswcx.. Wr 
price before sending. Mrs. A, 
B. Esics. Atlanta. 566 Harden= 
 
  
 
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ATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
M LINDER, Commissioner. 
 
} stamps. 
 
| paid. 
 
) Too-Tan beans. 
| better, Tate. 
 
Want 10 bu. velvet beans for. 
 
| kind, price and time of 
 
  
 
_ ELIZABETH HYNDS, Editor Bulletin. _ 
 
a 3 
Ag 
 
& : 
 
| Point. 
 
GRAIN 
FOR 
 
as AND HAY 
 
  
 
Good baled mixed hay. $25.- 
00 ton. Also corn in shuck at 
barn. H. M. Carter. Griffin. 
Rt. C, Ph 4724, 
 
Choice kudzu hay. del. by 
 
truck. Write for del. prices. 
ae Middlebrooks, Barnes- 
ville. 
 
Mosleys Sagrain. 100 hu. 
per acre, 5 tons fine forage per 
acre, 40 bu. grain per acre. 
under drought conditions. 
Good for hogs, cows and poul- 
try, $1.00  gal.- $12.50 Cwt. 
 
COD. .E. M. Mosley, Clarkston, | 
 
Ph 4511. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Black walnut meats,. 75c Ib. 
Add postage. Mrs. W. H. Hum- 
phries, Milledgeville, Rt. 2. 
 
About 5 bu. black walnuts, 
sound and dry, $1.00 bu; $4.00 
for lot. Also Hastings early 
ereen okra seed, 25c large tea~ 
cup, or 75 Ib. Mrs. C. R. Sor- 
rells, Monroe, Rt. 1. 
 
20 White chicken feed casks, 
free of holes, some washed, 12c 
ea. Mrs. I. N.. Minish, Com- 
merce, Rt. 4. 
 
Yellow root bulbs, star grass. 
plants, Balm, 20c doz. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Presley Fowler, 11a- 
mond. 
 
Horseradish, hoarhound,: cat- 
nip, comfrey, spearmint, house- 
leek, sage, Basil, Elecampane, 
10c. bun. rooted. Garlic, be. 
cheaper in larger quantitzes.. 
Pumpkin, citron, yellow squash 
seed, 5c tablespoon. Others. 
Add postage. Mrs. Clyde Wil- 
liams, Cumming, RFD. 
 
100 feed sacks, in good cond.. 
 
not washed, $10.00. H. Konigs- 
mark, Smyrna.| 
 
& aA 
Artichokes, 5c lb. 100 Ibs. | 
 
and up: 544c less than 100 lbs. 
FOB. No orders less than 50 
lbs. No COD orders. M. O. 
with order. ox: 
Moreland. 
 
_ About 25 lbs. used feathers 
in good condition. Make _ best 
offer. Mrs. Lula Yeung. Sum- 
ner, Rt. 1 
 
Sage for seasoning, fresh 
ground. $1.50 lb. Sage plants, 
$1.00 doz. del. J. D. Fuller, 
Mountville. 
 
$1.50 lb. del. No stamps. Mrs. 
Grace Skinner, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
15 lbs. bloomless sage. dried, 
$2.00 lb. del. No. stamps 
please. Mrs. T. A. Darracott, 
Gainesville, Rilo oS ce 
 
Rhubarb or pie plant, 15c 
bunch, 2 for 25c: horseradish, 
comfrey, 10c bunch. dd 
postage. Mrs. Ida Fedley. 
Ellijay, Rt. 2. Box 83. 
 
also Jersey Giant rooster, $2.00 
and 4 pullets ready to lay. 
$1.00 ea. FOB. B. F. Harrison, 
Gainesville, Rt. 3. 
 
Good burlap bags. free of 
holes, 50 for $4.00; 100 for 
$7.50. FOB. J. Curtis Branch, 
Enigma, Rt. 1. 
 
Horseradish, 20c bunch, \3 
for 50c: garlic bulbs, 25c doz.: 
rhubarb and hoarhound, 10c 
bunch, 6 for 50c. Add postage 
on orders less $1.00. Accept 
Mrs. Ellen Walker. 
Blairsville, Rt. 4. 
 
Catnip. 40c bunch, not pre- 
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, 
Cumming, Rt. 5. = 
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
WANTED - 
 
  
 
  
 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED: 
Want 20 bu. running Velvet 
 
| beans, write best FOB price. 
S. B. Duncan, Royston, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 10 bu. Tokvo and O- 
Henry Led- 
 
planting. State price. John 
 
| J.. Carter, Newborn. 
 
CORN WANTED: 
 
Want coon corn for seed. A, 
 
M. McCard, Milner. . 
 
| GRAIN AND HAY 
 
WANTED: 
 
Want good hay, No. 1 Tim-. 
 
othy preferred. Del. Also 
want currant bushes to bear 
this yr. rhubarb crowns, oose- 
berry and blueberry bushes. 
 
| A. D. Carpenter. Stone Moun- 
| tain, Rt. 2, Ph. Clarkston 2103. 
 
| PLANTS WANTED: - 
 
Want potato plants. Sap hd 
e- 
 
livery. J. 
 
Mason. | 
 
  
 
Acree, Union 
1S. Jones, Scottdale. 
 
  
 
in The Bulletin. 
people from whom they 
 
loss of time and money. 
 
ened out. 
 
  
 
source of great inconvenience and considerable 
 
We have warned advertisers before to be sure  
and answer every letter received. Those who  
have failed to do so and who have complaints 
filed against them will be refused the use of the ]| 
columns of The Market Bulletin to advertise | 
their plants until these complaints are straight- : 
 
NOTICE TO SELLERS OF 
s_PLANYTS 
 
We have recelved numerous complaints from 
 
customers who order plants from: the advertisers 
Some state they lose valuable 
time due to the fact they never hear from the 
 
order plants. This isa 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
WANTED  
 
  
 
Want sage plants (rooted). 
asparagus roots. rhubarb an 
shallots. not sets. State fullv 
what vou have and price del. 
ti H. Fagala, Newnan. 16 Fair 
 
GOURDS WANTED: 
Want sev. Martin gourds. 
 
State: size and price. J. G, 
Buyers, Whitesburg, Rt. 1. 
 
POTATOES WANTED: 
 
Want yellow yam sweet po- 
tatoes. Write what you have 
at once. J. C. Cravey. Milan, 
Rt. 1. Box 105. z , 
 
SEED WANTED: 
 
Want 25 lbs. Dude Creek 
watermelon seed from melons 
grown in No. Georgia. J. B. 
Bowers. Cordele. 
 
Want 800 to 1000 Ibs. early 
Crotolaria Spectibilis. Please 
send sample and price in let- 
 
| ter.. H. L. Lokey, Arnoldsville. 
 
Want 5 or 10 lbs. pumpkin 
 
and suchaw seed. Write what: 
 
you have and best price. J. C. 
Lamar, Jr.. Augusta, Rt. 4. 
 
Want 50 to 100-lbs. pumpkin 
seed. sound _and in Ist class 
condition.. Quote lowest price 
FOB. W. A. Walker, Cairo. 
 
Sev. tons Kobe. Korean.and 
common lespedeza seed. 
 
pete, Naldosta, P. OQ. Box 
 
Want some Napier grass 
seed. Also have for sale sev-| 
eral bu. 2-crop seed peas, 10c 
lb. ot $500 bu. FOB. Jessie 
 
Sage, shade dried, 1943 crop, | Chambers. Uvalda. 
 
Want some Bermuda grass 
seed. Give price per lb. W. K. | 
F. Peacock, Roberta, Rt. 2. 
 
Want 100 lbs. carpet grass 
seed. Give price.- C. T. Chap- 
man, Macon, Rt. 4. 
 
Want 50 lbs. Kobe lespedeza 
seed at once. State best price 
first. letter H.C. Stallings, | 
College Park. Rt. 2. Box 359. 
 
Want some yard long 
 
 | handled. gourd seed. Mrs. W 
40 chicken feed sacks, wash- 
ed (but letters not out), 10c ea. | 
 
P. Kircus. Winder. Rt. 3. 
 
Want 5 to 10 lbs. black dia- 
mond or Cox watermelon seed. 
J. OPH. Sanders, Atlanta, P. O. 
Box 1726. 
 
SEED CORN WANTED: 
 
Want to hear from party 
near Cordele having green 
ribbon or sugar cane. Want 
about 500 stalks and will come 
after.. Also want some dried 
peaches or apples. Edwin Col- 
lins, Cordele. 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
= 
 
Small milch cow, will freshen 
around March 15th. Price rea- 
sonable at my barn. Carl Cau- | 
then, Powder Springs, Rt. 1. 
 
Bull, wt. 500 Ibs. ready for 
service, fat and: fine. 8 Mi. S. 
 
College Park just off paveay) 
 
hwy. Mrs. Jewel Fryer, River- 
dale. 
 
Res. Aberdeen-Angus bull, 2. 
yrs. old. wt. about 1200 Ibs. 
Papers furnished, $250.00.  
Angus cows, not reg. C. W. 
Hutchins, Summerville, Rt. 3. 
 
Nice Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, 
will freshen March 12th with 
2d calf, $85.00 or $95.00 when) 
fresh, P. _B. Brown; Bai 
Ground, Rt. 1. 
 
Sell or exc. for 1 of same breed, 
 
8 or 10 mos. old. 'H. W. Thur-: 
| Spanish seed peanuts, 8c_I 
 
mond, Farmington, Rt. 1. 
 
6 yr. old cow, fresh, good 
milker, good shape and good 
cond., for sale at my barn. W. 
M. Fritts, College Park, Rt. 2, 
Box 127. (East Washington Rd.) 
 
Reg. Guersney bull, 19 mos. 
 
| old, with napers, $125.00. L. H.' 
 
Hattaway. Palmetto, Rt. 1. 
 
Good Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, 
with calf 2 mos. old, $70.00. A. 
 
  
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Jersey cow, 4nd calf. Now 
giving 3 gal., $125.00; also 6 
 
d|OIC pigs, 6 wks. old, $7.00 alse 
 
9 shoats, $100.00. M. M. De- 
Bardelaben, Ellenwood, Riel. 
 
May: . 1 Hereford cow with 
young calf and 8 grade calves  
from 3 to 8 mos. old. Roy Me 
 
| Cleskey, Marietta. Phone 1 
 
Nice milch cow, fresh, 3 
calf, good quality, 21-2, er 
gal., $8000 at barn. John 8B. 
Harp, Fayetteville, Rtv3. 
 
1 milch cow, freshen in April 
 
{for sale. Mrs. W. I. Dorris, Dou- | 
 
glasville, Rt. 3. Me 
 
Jersey cow, about 2 gal., mi 
a day, freshen in May; new 
goes dry, 4 gal. when_ fresn 
$75.00. W. P. Dorman, Fayette- 
ville. ; 
~ Jersey cow, freshen 2nd time | 
1st April. Also 4 shoats, 4 mos. 
old. Write or come see. W. U 
Dyer, Atlanta, 254 Howell Ter- 
race;o. i. fick 
 
For sale or service, pure-" 
bred Jersey bull, 9 mos. old.  
From reg. stcok. E. W. Hen- 
don, Marietta, Rt. 41, (Sandy  
Plains Road.) a fe 
Nice cow, 5 yrs. old, freshen  
 
at, soon, 3rd calf, sell or exc. for 
| gentle horse not over 8 yrs. old, 
| Also sev. 100 lb. shoats, for sale. 
 
. H. Parker, Royston, Rt. 1. . 
Heifer, 21-2 yrs. old ,hatt 
 
F. M. McCullough, Round Oak. 
Fine Jersey and Guernsey 
crossed heifer, freshen in Feb., 
Ist calf, 3 gal. milker. Jersey 
heifer, 9 mos. old. Also young | 
mule, 4 yrs. old this spring. Hes 
A. Sheriff, Norcross, Box 54. _ 
 
2 Grandsons Green Meadow 
Melba, world record cow in 
class FF. Sept. and Oct. values.  
 
* 
 
|Soon ready for light service. G 
 
P, Reece, Lyerly. Ss 
_ 30 purbred reg.. Guernsey 
cows: federal accredited and 
state Bangs free herd. Will sell 
lot or singly. J. E. Turner, At- 
lanta, 1330 LaFrance St., N. i 
Fine, gentle Jersey cow, $89 
at farm, gives 3 gals. daily. Alse 
other cows to freshen Maren 
and April. Also DPL cotton- 
seed, pure, high germination, 
$4.50 cwt. FOB. L. P. Single- 
ton, Fort Valley. : 28 
 
Full blooded, gentle Jersey 
cow, 4 yrs. old, good cond 
freshen in June, 3 gals. milk 
plenty butter, with good feed. 
$85.00. E. H. Toole, Midvil 
Rite ae 
 
Reg. Hereford bulls, 1 yr.  
horned and. polled. 3 gra 
 
Guersney and Jersey springer 
 
cows. Also purebred OIC pig 
well bred, well fed. A. | 
Chamlee, S-arta. 
 
40 Grade Hereford heifers, 
 
more. FE. Smith, Albany, 58 
Citizens & South. Bank Bldg 
 
32 Reg. horn-type Herefio 
bulls, 7 mos. to 3-yrs. old. P. 
Price, Albany, Box 157. he 
 
2 nice cows, freshen soon wi 
3rd calves. Pair purbred P 
hogs, not reg; also while mul 
 
Pure Guernsey male, 19 mos.| tiplying onions, 35c lb. Mrs. A 
 
old. not reg., ready for service. 
 
E. Hamer, LaGrange, Rt. 2. 
 
Guernsey-Jersey. mixed bu 
15 mos. old, $40.0@at barn. 
 
100 lb. lots. Mrs. 
Cairo, Rt. 1. 
 
Nice Jersey 
heifers, 1 to freshen last  
March, also reg. bull, ready for 
service. Come and see. 
 
King, Decatur, Rt. 2.  
 
Fine Jersey heifer, fresh-in, 
with ist calf (heifer), $100: 
at my place. .. Bre ' 
 
B. Brady 
 
ID.  
College Park, Rt. 2. (4 | 
College Park.) s 
 
  
   
 Wednesday, March 8, 1944 
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
LL.  
 
$35.00. Papers furnished. : 
: Box 
 
theeks, Augusta, Rt. 1, 
 
. Purebred Duroc gilts, bred 
o reg. male, $35.00 ea. Also few 
ales over 40 lbs., $10.00 ea. 
 
Ernest M. Bussell, Mystic. . 
 
Hereford sow, bred to Souths 
finest boar, $150.00. 2 Hereford 
boar pigs, 12 wks. old, $35.00 
ea. Papers furnished. D. G. 
Harrison, Decatur, 3561 N. 
Decatur Road. * 
 
Reg. SPC pigs, medium type, 
from blue ribbon 
Gates breeding, $15.00 up. Open 
and bred gilts, $25.00 to $50.00. 
- Mitchell Edwards, Atlanta, 1655 
 
Pelham Road, N. E. He 6025. 
 
Reg. SPC pigs, $15.00 ea. Best 
blood Hines, A. N, Harrell, Li- 
thonia, RFD. 
 
8 Young OIC and big boned 
ruinea crossed, 4 mos. old. Rea- 
 
-sonably priced. Edward John- | 
 
son, Douglasville; Rt. 1, 
 Nice sow, wt. 100 Ibs, OIC and 
 
Duroc crossed, in good condi- | 
 
tion, $10.00 if taken at once. F. 
O. B. On Hwy. 23 near Black- 
shears place. Homer Wofford, 
Gainesville, Rt, 3. 
 
Reg. black PC boar, 17 mos. 
eld, extra fine type, $75.00, 2 
boars, 1 gilt, 4 mos. old, subject 
to reg. will net 150 Ibs. and bet- 
ter, $30.00 .ea, E: H. Lewis, 
Monticello, Rt. 2. 
 
- Reg, SPC sow, bred, wt. 
around 350 Ibs. 
farrow 3rd litter March 23rd, 
$50.00. James R. Mathis, San- 
dersville. 
 
Reg. OIC boar, 14. mos. old. 
Big boned, long body, short nose 
and legs. Best blood lines. 
Treated for cholera, $50.00. D. 
nett, Decatur, P, O, Box 
 
a Ree. SPC pigs.:8 to 14 wks: 
old, wt.30 to 60 Ibs. $10.00, 
$12.50 and $15.00 ea.,Crated and 
shipped FOB.. Fred C. Seago, 
Pinehurst, Rt, 1. 
 
Reg, SPC pigs, treated, far- 
rowed Oct. 15th, wt. 70 to 10u 
dbs, $17.50 ea. $15.00 not reg. 
 
$2.00 extra for crating. L. D. 
_ Hill, Waynesboro, Phone 129. 
 
_-3 white guinea shoats, 3 mos. 
old, $8.00 ea. 3 PC shoats, 2 mos. 
old, $6.50 ea. Trade 2 for reg. 
 
PC gilt, about same age. Mrs. 
A. E. Sander, Talhotton. 
 
_ Large. reg. Duroe boar, extra 
good bloodlines, sell or traae 
for cow or for work and saddle 
mare or filly, J; H. Smith, Ft. 
poreey, Rt te 
 
- Purebred Orion Cherry King 
blocky type boar pigs, 10 wks. 
old, fine breeding stock, $12.50 
ea. Dbl. treated; from_ prize 
winning stock. J. P. Brown, 
Pineview, Rt. 1. 
 
Shoat, wt. about 75 to 80 Ibs. 
Sell or exc. for nice, young 
hens- (no White Leghorns). 
Cannot ship shoat. Mrs. Homer 
 
Norton, College Park, Rt. 1, 
- Coweta Roed, 
 
- 2 O1C and PC crossed silts, 
about 100 Ibs., from reg. stock,. 
_ $16.00 ea. Also 3 Donaldson Red 
hens. 1 cock, 1 yr.. old, $2.00 
ea. FOB. G. Dorsey Smith, De- 
catur, De 1325. 
 
2 Purbered big boned Black 
African Guinea boar pigs, 4 
mos. old; dbl. treated for cholera 
and swine plague, $25.00 ea. 
Charlie Malphus, Tusculum. 
 
_. 15 fine hogs and shoats, 100 
 
to 350 Ibs. $25.00 ea up. From 
reg, stock. Mrs, Julia Varnedoe, 
Lawrenceville, Rt. 3,  Sweet- 
water Road. 
 
Good pork hog, wt. about 225 
 
_ bs. 18c lb. J, E. Chandler, Tal- 
 
White Chester pigs, 2 mos. old, 
$5.00 ea., at my home. Can't 
. N. C, Manley, Carnesville, 
 
' Purebred SPC gilts, bred and 
open, 150-250 lbs. $40.00 to $60 
for open, $60.00 to $75.00 bred. 
E. K. Overtstreet, Sylvania. 
 
_ Duroc-Jersey pigs, subject 10 
reg. wt. 40-50 Ibs. 9 wks. old, 
$12.00 to $15.00 ea. Treated fom 
ters. Billy Parks,,Sumner, 
 
_ Purebred big boned African 
Blue Guinea pigs, $10.00 ea., 
treated. M. O. accepted. John- 
son Weldon, Woodbury, Rt. 2. 
 
_5 Shoats, wt. about 60 Ibs. 
Duroc-Hampshire crossed, $12. 
 
| Sie James W. Smith, Ft. Valley, 
 
OIC pigs, 6 wks. old, $6.00 ea. 
 
SPC service boar, 1 yr. ola,| 
 
winners, | 3 
 
Dbl. treatea, | 
 
6 Purebred, big boned Black 
African guinea pigs; 2 sows, $25 
for both; 4 boars, $10.00 ea. 
Ready March 2nd. Want buy 
bluegoos peas and seed corn. 
Mrs. C. H. Culbertson. Colbert. 
 
' Purebred SPC boar pig, about 
75 lbs., $20.00. Reg. SPC sow, 
225 lbs. bred to reg. boar, $50.00 
with papers. Extra nice rex., 
 
bred, 175 Ib. gilt, $45.00, with 
 
papers. Lot for $105.00. 
sowell, Jr., Pulaski. 
 
SPC pigs, farrowed January 
8rd and 8th, sub. to reg., for 
sale. Gene Jones, Sylvester, Rt. 
 
RG, 
 
3 SPC crossed with Guinea, 4 
mos. old feeder pigs, $6.00 ea. 
Treated. Not prepaid. Billie 
Joiner, Eastman, Rt. 3, Box 49. 
 
Purebred Hampshire pigs from 
Champion blood lines. Clean, 
thrifty, in good shape, $10.00 ea. 
at 6 wks. old, $1.25 ea. if reg. 
a Smith, Toccoa, P, O. Box 
 
-2 shoats, half guinea and half 
Berkshire, wt. 60-70 lbs. R. A. 
Duvall, Farmington, Ret 
 
Reg. Duroc male, 2 1-2 yrs. 
old, 450-500 lb. wt. if fat, $35.00 
at my barn, 3 mi. No. Ochloc- 
knee on old stage road; also 1 
almost full stock B. R. rooster, 
$2.25. Will ship. J. D. Wurst, 
Ochlocknee. 
 
Reg. Hampshire: sow, about 
400 lbs., 3 yrs. old, $40.00. also 
Jersey heifer, 12 mos. old, $40.00 
See, dont write. C. E. Bagby, 
Cohutta. : 
 
Guernsey-Jersey cross heifer, 
2 yrs. old. fresh (calf few days 
old); Holstein heifer, 1 vr. old, 
for sale. Take Battery brood- 
er as part payment. ee 
oo Atlanta, RFD 5: Box 
 
White oO. I. pigs 
 
rok 
shoats, $5.00 to $20.00 ea. 
K .Coleman, Roswell. 
 
- Reg. Hereford sow and 6 Reg. 
gilts, almost old enough to be 
bred. J. E. Blalock, Decatur, 
P. O. Box 471. 
 
7 female and 5 male Duroc 
 
and 
Ora 
 
pigs. 8 wks. old (all 1 litter), 
 
mother wt. 500. lbs., $15.00 ea. 
reg. buyers name, and treated 
against cholera. G. J. Holton, 
Surrency, Rt. 1. 
 
SP. C: shoais. 50-75 1b, ea.. 
 
/ $12.50 ea.: a 34 Guernsey and 
 
44 Jersey bull from 4 gal. cow, 
ready for service, $35.00: Black 
Cochin bantams. $5.00 pr.: 1 
pr. ea. While Polish and Dark 
Brown Leghorns; $8.00 pr. 
Mrs.-J. H. Street, Atlanta, Rt. 
2, Box 564. 
 
Blocky type Duroc males, 
life treatment against cholera. 
Reg. buyers name, $15.00 ea.. 
erated. FOB. H. L. Williams, 
Baxley. s 
 
40 head thrifty pigs, Duroc- 
P. C. cross. av. wt., 40 Ibs. ea., 
$150.00 or $4.00 ea. G, 
Duckworth, Tifton. Rt. 4. 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Mare mule, 4 yrs..old, abouv 
1050 lbs., $250.00 cash. Ne 
blemishes. W. T. Cunningham, 
Marietta, Rt. 4, Powder Springs 
Road. 
 
Extra nice sorrel! saddle mare. 
Sell or trade for purebred cow 
of equal value. H. D. Florence, 
Atlanta, P.O, Box 492. Phone 
 
Ja 3184, 
 
2 Tenn. walking horse colts, 
1 yr. old, well marked (1 a born 
saddler). Sell or trade for 2 yr. 
old, Reg. Jersey bull, or fresh 
cow. Claude H. Yearwood. 
eon, Rt. 6, Box 142. 
 
2 good plow mules, not young 
 
-but in good cond. to make crop, 
 
Priced right, come and see. C. 
L. Percy. Demorest. 
 
Reg. filly, 4 yrs. old. Guy Ax- 
worthy and Peter the Great 
Cross, Sired by a winer of 
$32,800.00 value. If interested in 
fast trotter or roadster prospect, 
contact me. Clyde OKelley. 
Gainesville, 436 N. Bradford St. 
 
Saddle mare, 6 yrs. old, broke 
to saddle and plow, $175.00. 
Miss Lucile Owens, Powder 
Springs. 
 
Mule. iron grey, 
about 1000 lbs., worlk anywhere. 
Also new wagen, $330.00 for 
both and at my barn. Scott An- 
derson. Murrayville, Rt. 1. 
 
Black mare, 4 yrs. old} works 
good to plow.and good logging 
mare, wt. about 900 Ibs., $145.00. 
a W. Satterfield, Dahlonega, 
Rt. 
 
Horse mule, about 900 lbs.. 
perfect worker, sell or exc. fer 
 
mare or mare and colt, perfect 
 
in every way. not over 6. yrs. 
 
  
 
$55 0 fer lot. Cholera im- 
ine. J. D. Gaulding. Concord. 
= e 
 
eld, wt. 1000 ibs. or up. I. G. 
 
Thompson, Rincon, 
 
}mos. old. Bruce Haddock, Fort 
 
Ma- 
 
7 yrs. old, 
 
  
 
Ave. N. W. Be. 1985. 
 
RKET BULLETIN 
 
HORSES AND MULES | 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
be 7 \ 
 
Good farm mule. Also Cov- 
ington cotton planter, guanc | 
distributor. Arthur Owen, Bar- 
nesville, 
 
Mare mule, wt. 1100 Ibs. 
sound, good qualities, gentle, 
work anywhere. Gary Coleman. 
Lyons, Rt. 3, 
 
Grey plug mule, reas. for 
cash, or exc. for milch cow or 
brood sow. Tillman Easoz, 
Manassas. 
 
2 nice farm mares, 1100 lbs ea. | 
 
7 and 10 yrs. old, bay and black. 
$25.00 pr. Sell separately. Alex 
N. Booth, Bowman, Rt. 1. 
 
Mare mule, wt. 1300 lbs. 6 yrs, 
old, $300.00 at my barn. Broke 
for any kind work. (4 Mi. S. E. 
ie J. C. Sanders, Vienna. 
 
oe 
 
Little red mare mule, wt. 800 
lbs. 8 yrs. old, sound, gentte, 
best worker ever owned, $62.5v. 
E. B. Birdsong, Woodland, 
 
Brood mare, 1200 lbs. $100.00; 
Black mare mule, 10 yrs. old, 
wt. 1050 lbs. $125.00: Mare 
mule. 4 yrs. old, wt. 800 lbs. 
$200.00. Work anywhere. Hom- 
er Adcock, Adairsville, Rt. 3. 
 
Mare mule, 8 yrs. old, 110C 
to. 1200 Ibs. $200.00. J. W. Bu- 
chanan, Dunwoody, Rt. 1. 
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
FOR SALE =~ 
 
  
 
  
 
White N. Z. rabbits, Pr. full 
grown. $5.00, Young, white and 
grey, $2.00 pr. Buck, about 3 
mos. old, $2.00. ROB: G: i, 
Sadler, Grantville. 
 
Pedigreed Chinchilla yr. old 
buck, 12 lbs. with papers and 
small Chinchillas. Sell or trade 
for pedigreed Chinchilla does, 7 
to 11 mos. old, Carlton Miller, 
Atlanta, 82 St. Charles Ave. N. 
E. Ve 5479, S 
 
N. Z, White buck, 7 mos. old, 
$2.00; 2 N. Z. white bucks, 4 
mos. old, $1.50 ea, from pedi- 
greed stock, Exp. col. Mrs, Otis 
Biashburn, Cumming, Ri 35. 
 
Guinea pigs, bred females, 
$1.00 ea. Young pigs, wt. 10 
and 12 oz. 75e ea. Joe Perry 
Carter, Naylor, Rt. 1, Box 114. 
 
Pr. N. Z. white rabbits, 5 mos. 
old, $3.00; 3 black and 1 white 
rabbits, 6 wks. old, $3.00. FOS. 
Cash with order. Stamps for 
renly. Herman ,.Ward, Junction 
 
ity, < 
 
Checker Giant doe rabbit, 
bred, $4.00. Exc. for Bantams or 
pheasants. Want small type 
Bantams, will pay 50c ea, FOB. 
shipping point. Also want 
Dheasant hens at right orice. 
Wim. C. Ward, Juniper, Rt. 1, 
 
N. Z. White buck, 6 mos. $2.50 
FOB. Want to buy 1 Giant 
Chinchilla doe, wt. 10-12 Ihs. 10 
 
Valley, 301 E. Main St. 
 
Young, White N. Z. stock, also 
some very fine stock in Chin. 
type, Stahls. for sale. John M. 
Miller, Lakeland. 
 
4 extra fine Angora rabbits. 
about 7 wks. old, $3.00 ea. del. 
J. W. Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2. 
 
9 N. Z. White does from 
brize winning stock. 1 N. Z%. W. 
buck, 2nd prize winner at 
Southeastern 1943 Show. 
Write for prices. J. G. Smith, 
Atlanta, Rt. 8, Box 585. 
 
Purebred N. Z. Whites, 2 
mos. old, $3.00 pr.; extra bucks, 
$1.25 ea.: also few nice does. 
18 mos, old, priced reasonably. 
I. D. Reese, Madison. Rt. 1; 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Fine Toggenburg and Saanen 
eressed buck, 2 yrs. old, Solid 
white, horned. $12.09 cash, exe. 
for 200 lbs. good cottonseed to 
plant or peanuts at 10 Ib. Mrs. 
J. M. Marrett, Lavonia, Rt. 1, 
 
Toggenburg doe, bred io 
freshen 3rd time in July. Gen- 
tle, good size, nearly qt. a day. 
$20.00 FOB. or trade for fresh 
Saanen or Nubian doe. Mrs. 
C. O. Raines, Elberton, 50 Col- 
lege Ave. . 
 
Fresh milk goat. 6 gt. day: 
pure Toggenburg. $85.00: 2 
bucks, 2 wks. old, $5.00 ea. 
Won't ship. Mrs. G. T..Dur- 
ham, Rockmart, Rt. 3. 
 
2 milk goats (1 young) for 
sale at my place. Mrs. Beulah 
B. Haynie. Atlanta, 1047 Ada 
Ave., N. W. 
 
Large, white, naturally horn- 
less, 100 per cent foreign pure. 
Saanen male, reg. Amer. Goat 
Society, Donuhel S-3456, sire 
of high milk producing daugh- 
ters. $30.00. Dont ship. W. J. 
 
  
 
Sumlin, Atlanta. 730 yon 
 
  
 
- LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALE 
 
A Livestock Auction Sale will be held at the 
Northeast Georgia Fair Grounds, Gainesfille 
Friday, March 10, 1944, beginning at 1:00 P 
M. Herbert H. Aderholdt, Gainesville. 
 
  
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS > 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Best of reg, purdred Nubian 
kids arriving. Book  orders. 
Hornless buck, 2 yrs. fine blood- 
lines, but small, sure breeder or 
nice kids, black and brown, 
$25.00: Large weather, no horns, 
$10.00. F. E. Grubbs, Demorest, 
ree 
 
Purebred white Saanen buck 
from reg. parents. Large, weil 
built, healthy, $35.00. FOB. For- 
rest Clayton, Stone Mountais, 
Fe ea 
 
At Stud: Sir Roderiek, the 
most outstanding- Toggenburg 
buck of the South. Proven sire 
of high milk producers and fe- 
male hornless kids. Limited 
service. Fee, $10.00. Jchn 
 
Hynds. Atlanta, 93 Warren 5St.,: 
 
N. E., De 5140, 
 
2 goats, 7/8 Nubian. 3rd kids, 
$20.00 ea; 3-7/8 Nubians, Ist 
kids, $15.00 ea: 15/16 Nubian 
buck, Yr. old. $10.00; 38 buck 
kids, Nubian-Tog. cross, $5.00 
ea: 2 wethers, 18 mos. old, 
$7.50 ea. $100.00 for lot. Pau 
Riviere, Lumber City. 
 
At Stud: purebred Nubian 
bucks, of attractive appearance 
and splendid breeding, reg.. n 
American Goat Society. Ear! S. 
Redwine. Madras. 
 
2 Toggenburg milk goats, high 
milk producers, $35.00 ea; 3 
hornless kids, $5.00 ea. William 
A. Porter, Buford. 
 
Outstanding purbred, young 
Nubian buck. Sire from famous 
Chikaming herd. Sell at 2 mos. 
of age and reg. in your neme 
 
for $30.00. Write or nhone Le 
 
8255 evenings. W. S. Todd, Jr., 
Decatur, Rt. 2. 
 
Toggenburg buck. ready for 
limited service, 1 yr. old. 
(mother isa gallon milker). 
Temporarily at the home of J. 
B. Gribble, Clarkesville. A. H. 
Carpenter, Clarkesville. 
 
2 Nannie milk goats, 9 mos. 
and 2 yrs. old, for sale or trade. 
Answer all mail. J. E. Bailey, 
LaFayette, Rt. 3. 
 
Purebred Toggenburg milk 
goat, bred second time, freshen 
in June very gentle, $20.00 at 
my home. J. M. Smith, Atlanta, 
a Westmont Rd., S. W. Ra 
 
Toggenburg milk goat, due to 
freshen at onee. Write. Mrs. C. 
G. Morris, Bowdon, 
 
At Stud: Sir Randolph Ist, 
T-4159, from'best bloodlines, 
best milk producing strain and 
beat Toggenburgs. Fee, $5.00. 
W. R. Mills. Decatur, 123 4th 
Ave., De 5892. os 
 
Reg. Saanen doe. 21-2 yrs. 
old; fresh (2nd time) Feb. 25th: 
best blood strain in U. S. $75.08, 
2 purebred Saanen buck kias, 
10 days old. $15.00 ea. Great 
grandsons of Kung D. A. Darst- 
Unterwalden. Mrs. Dora Smith, 
Howell, (Echols Co.) 
 
Nannie goat, part Saanen, to 
freshen March 17th, Ist kid: 
(mother gives 5 quts. per day). 
Crate and ship for $10.00 FOB. 
-~ T. Chatham, Adairsville, Rt, 
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
  
 
CATTLE WANTED: 
 
Want few 5-10 mos. old milk 
type calves, close by, cheap for 
cash. Answer all letters. Calvin 
yap tins: Greenebero, Rt, 1. Bag 
 
Want 15 or 20 heavy miich 
cOWS or springers. Must he 
free of Bangs. H. E. Sanders, 
Lumber City, Rt. 1. 
 
HOGS WANTED: ~ 
 
Want 2 Blue Guinea pigs, 
male and female, purbred J. L. 
Kilgore, Carrollton, Rt. 2. 
 
_ Want 1 ea. male and female 
little. boned Guinea pigs, reg. 
or sub. to reg., 6 wks. to 2 mos. 
Give cash price. Must be treat- 
ed against disease. Henry Led- 
 
better, Tate. 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
WANTED: 
 
Will swap nice. 5% yr. old 
mare, bred, wt. 1200 Ibs.. for a 
good mule, not over 8 vrs. old. 
1000 to 1200 Ibs.. and pay dif- 
ference: also want Brown 
China geese _and pr. fantail 
pigeons. J. F. Weilborn, Rock 
 
Springs. : 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK W ANTED 
 
SS 
 
  
 
RABBITS AND GUINEA 
PIGS (CAVIES) WANTE 
Exe, 2 vr. old N. 2. W 
 
buck rabbit for 1 bred doe ra 
rit, prefer Black and W 
 
doe; consider others. ElmonC. 
 
Barber, Rebecca, Rt. 2. 
SHEEP AND GOATS_ 
 
WANTED: 
 
Want purebred Saanen_ oO 
Toggenburg goat. James Sir- 
mans, Jr., Homerville; = 
 
Want 1 French Alpine miil 
goat and 1 Saanen. Must bi 
purebred. Advise what v 
have and price. Sam F. Rol 
son, Atlanta, 8 Adair Ave... 
Ma 7451. es 
 
Want 1 good milk goat, fresh 
in, reasonably priced. Writ 
W. C. Denby, Rabun Gap.  
 
POULTRY FOR SALI 
 
  
 
  
 
BABY CHICKS AND 
BANTAMS: eA 
 
Baby chicks from. Pullorum 
controlled flock (no egg set, un 
der 24 oz.) Parmenter or ] 
Hampshire Reds, 18c ea. E 
Smith, Decatur. 311 Superior 
St. De 9076. Hes 
 
1iBantam hens and 2 r 
ters (mixed), Avril 1943, hate 
Clackum, Marietta, Rt. 1. | 
 
U. S. approved Dark Corni 
chicks, with other leadi 
breeds, for sale. H. W. Whi 
worth, Lavonia. pee 
 
Golden _ Sebright _banta 
purebred, R. C., with blue les 
$5.00 trio. or $1.75 ea, Not d 
1 pr. Golden Sebrights with 
green legs, $2.00 pvr. Not del. 
Sam Hillirad, Bowersville. 
 
1 pretty, healthy banta 
rooster, golden-yellow and 
black tail, 1 yr. old, $1.50 piu 
postage. Josan Geia, Lawrenc 
ville, Rt. 2. = cae 
 
W. iL. RoI, Red and B 
chicks from selected AA 
bloodtested breeders, $12.00 C; 
hatching eggs of same, 23 te 30 
oz. per doz. at one-half price of 
chicks. Oscar Damron, Chipley. 
 
BARRED, WHITE AND > 
OTHER ROCKS: noe 
12 White Roek hens, Febru: 
1943. hatch. now laying, $16. 
for lot. FOB, Benson Dav 
 
Social Circle. : 
 
Purebred Partridge Ro 
roosters. 1 yr. old. $3.0)  
hens. $1.50. ea. Mrs. f a 
Griffin, Pitts: Rt2. 
 
20 AAAA Barred Rock pu 
lets. 10 wks. old, $18:00 or $1 
ea, H. R. Hodges. Decatur, 
Winona Dr., De 8672. : 
 
250 March hatch hens: B. | 
New Hampshire Reds, Whit 
Rock, Cornish, White Leghorr 
mixed, in good production. 
$375.00 cash. Will not sell ser 
arately. J. B. McLeod, Valdost 
Rt. 3, Box 41. ey 
 
1 White Rock, 1 yr. old, fin 
str. rooster, $3.00: also haye 7 
Martin gourds, $2.00. Add pos! 
age. Mrs. H. T. Bishop, Farm 
ington.. Se 
 
100 AAA B. R. puileis. 3 mo 
old, $125.00 FOB. Party furnis 
erates. Miles T, Tanner, San 
dersville, Rt. 1. i 
 
CORNISH. GAMES 7 
AND GIANTS: < 
Nice Cornish rooster, ready for 
service, $2.00 FOB. Mrs. O. 
Goss, Adairsville, Rt. 2. 
 
4 purebred, fine 
roosters, ; S., EF 
hatch, $3.00 ea; also 6 Janu: 
hatch cockerels, same bree 
1.25 ea. Jobnnie Grang 
Reidsville. 
 
$9.00. Exp. collect, in non~ re 
turnable coop. Mrs. sda Ma 
Sullivan, Whitesburg, R. 2.  
 
& purebred Roundhead pul 
lets. some laying, and 1 roosts) 
$15.00; 6 guineas, 5 hens White 
African and Speckled cross. 
Let. $20.00. All raised in I9 
C. V. Young, Stone Mtn,, | 
 
Memorial Dr. | 
 
  
  Tey 
 
and Cornish cross 
 
MARKET BULLETIN, 
 
Wednesday, March 8, 
 
  
 
  
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE -  
 
Seg AA cPnwer and seed and ornamental nursery 
 
- gtock notices appearing in this weeks Bulletin 
 
- were received prior to and through February 
 
25th and were left over from March Ist. issue 
_ because of lack of space. 
 
  
 
  
 
; POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
5 large type Dark Cornish 
roosters, $3.50 ea; eggs, same 
Bir pl 50.-per 15 also Wa. 
eggs, $1.00 
. No checks. C. O. Sikes. 
 
Snider s Bacon athens game 
ae $5.00 ea; eggs, $5.00 per 
& $7.50 for 30 eggs: Grist 
Grodies, al eyed brood cock, 
$5.09, or 2 hens and cock, $12/50: 
~Eeos, 55.09 per 15 Pit cocks, 
aay .00 ea, Tom Weaver, Canon, 
 
8 % 
 
LEGHORNS: : 
 
320 to 30 W. 3 pullets, about 
10 mos. oid, laying fine, $2.00 
a. H. W. Mauldin, Atlanta, N. 
Druid Hills Road, Ve 8017. > 
 
25 genuine Eng. big type W. 
,, last sprine hatch pullets, Pen 
-ed. matings. Guar. all now 
aying, $2.00 ea.. Add $1.00 for 
-erating. Homer Harris, Bradley. 
 
10 roosters, Apr. hatch, AAAA 
Wee from trapnest parent 
 
tock on both sides, $1.00 ea. at] 
 
my home: $1.50 ea. if shipped. 
Mrs. Nat Winters, West Green. 
 
28 SPat.. hens and 3 roosters, 
Everlay str. hens now laying. 
April 1943 hatch, $50.00 or $2.00 
ea; or i10hens and 1-_ rooster, 
$20.00. 1-2 plus shipping ches. 
 
: Mrs. Ww. R. Richey, Lavonia, Rt. 
 
20 slightly mixed B. L. hens 
and pullets, 80c ea. at my home. 
~Wont ship. Miss Ethel Sulli- 
eval: Marietta, ART oe 
 
1 nice, large type Eng. str. 
 
-AAAA SCWL cockerel of prize | 
 
winning stock, $3.50. 
Thomas, ayy. Augusta. 
 
24 big stock W. L. hens, lay- 
 
1g. $36.00, at my place. CGant 
ship. Mrs. ae Danvers, re 
Vista. Rt. 
 
Dok 
 
a Eee AND | 
 
ee eONS CHICKENS 
 
old, AAA Golden Buff Minoreas 
$40.00 for lot ur 
 
direct stock, 
exc. for. yearlings. Mrs... RL. 
Wa ters, Good Hope, Rt. 1. 
 
oo or. 4 good, nice, large, 
dressed hens ea, week, del. 1st 
and 2nd zone, at 50c pond: 
Mrs. W. A. Moon, Waco, Rt. 
 
_PEAFOWLS. PHEASANTS, | 
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC:: 
 
_ Common pigeons, asst. col- 
ors. $1.00 pr. or 3 pr. $2.50. 
foney order. ele Branch, 
ar - Enigma, Rt. 
 
nes White Kings a comimon 
pigeon mixed, all col. blue, 
white, br own and mix. col. 
00 pr. ~Will ship. William 
Garrett. Jr. Bartow. Rt. 2. 
REDS  (NEW HAMPSHIRES 
 
AND RHODE ISLANDS): 
 
_ Sev. hundred N. H. Red hens, 
 
now laying, little over 1 yr. old, 
(0 started ea. month). Also 
elec. battery brooders, both. 
 
D5. 00. H. M, Kulman, Atlanta, 
 
630 Clifton Rd. N. E. De 0537. 
 
2 fine New Hampshire breed- 
ing cockerels, $2.50 ea. Dixon 
W. Hall. Atlanta, 952 Blue 
Ridge Ave., N. E, He 0525 W. 
 
6 very fine dark R. I. Red 
 
hens, laying. 
April 1943 hatch, $15.00. Mrs. 
 
_E. F. Timms. Atlanta. 989 Cas- 
cade Ave., Ss. Ww. 
 
490 nice R. I. Red hens, 25c 
 
1b. -also.1i AAA grade Red 
 
es at 50 ea. not prepaid. 
Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen. 
 
8th St. 
 
and 1 rooster, 
 
  
 
= 
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
) 
 
255 N. H. Red young render 
hens laying 75 percent. and 18 
roosters. Twice  Pullorum 
tested. $2.00 ea. 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
14 N. H. Red hens from best 
egg grade matings. headed by 
individual Ped.. R. O. P. males 
whose dams have trapnest 
records of 250-331 eggs. $50.00. 
Send erates. Mrs. Lessie Fox, 
Vidalia. 
 
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS: 
 
7 purebred roosters. $2.00 
ea. hens, 1 vr. old, $1.50 ea. in 
lot of 10 head. P. O. Money 
order. Annie B. King. ' Adel, 
TURKEYS. GUINEAS, 
GEESE, DUCKS, er 
 
_2 turkey toms, 1 and 2 yrs. 
old, wt. 28 to 30 lbs.. ea.: also 
about 20 Speckled guineas, 8 
roosters, 12 hens, $1.00 ea. A. 
G. Powers. Waycross. (James- 
town Section). e 
 
10 Blue Speckled guineas, 
last Spring hatch, $1.00 ea: 
Plus Express. No chks. Clyde 
 
Bone, Dallas, Rt. 
 
2 turkeys, hen. a 12-15 lbs., 
and gobbler, wt. 20-25 lbs., 50c 
pound, at my home. Mrs. W. 
W. Howard. Byron. Rt. 2. e 
 
6 Speckled guineas. 1943 
hatch. $9.00 lees W. L. 
gan. Clyo. Rt.: 
 
White Be 5 ae 2 
 
drakes, $10.00 Eggs. $1.50 per 
 
12.4 Also 14: 0.1: C pigs, 7 
wks. old. for sale. R. G. Skin- 
ner. Jefferson. Rt. 2. 
 
5 guinea hens now laying. 
and rooster, $5.00 here or ship 
for $7.00: 2 hams not too salty. 
50c lb.: also Marglobe tomato 
plants ready about March 20th. 
$1.50 per C. Mrs. Early T. 
Carter. Loganville. Rt. 1 
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
BANTAMS WANTED: 
 
Want new tame bantam hens 
and a rooster, also few good 
str. Bantam hens. Advise 
 
what you have and_= price. 
 
Lloyd Hatcher, Albany. 
GAMES WANTED: 
 
Want pit game cocks. wt. 
5% Ibs. and up. Will pay 35c 
lb. Must be in good cond. 
z ie Patterson. Talking Rock, 
 
tak 
 
TURKEYS. GUINEAS. 
GEESE, DUCKS. ETC:: 
 
Want Indian Runner ducks 
and some old fashioned Blue 
guineas. State_ 8 price and 
Size: SMirs< Will > L: Dunn. 
Greenville, Rt. 4. 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
  
 
job as caretaker orn 
small 1-H. farm for self ana 
wite. Want place handy tv 
stores and church, not tag far 
from Atlanta. Can furnish re- 
ferences. 
ington, Rt. 2. 
 
Want 
 
Want position as nursery or 
 
large estate, farm supt; 15 yrs. 
exp. in all kinds nursery stock, 
tree spraying, pruning, trans- 
planting, lanscaping. House pre- 
ferred. James L. Stallings, At- 
 
lanta, 670 Washington St., S. W. 
 
Ma 4006. 
 
  
 
  
 
- ruling. 
 
= preciated. 
 
  
 
- _. SPECIAL NOTICE _ 
 
Beginning with our April Flower and Seed 
{| Supplement to the Bulletin, we will only publish 
FLOWERS AND SEED OR ORNAMENTAL 
_ NURSERY STOCK notices that reach this office, 
 (222 State Capitol) between the dates of the 
- 10th and 25th of the month. Any such type no- 
_ tices received before the 10th or later than the 
25th of the month preceding the next months 
_ Flower Supplement, will be discarded. We do 
not have space in the Market Bulletin to give 
more than one such type notice to an individual, 
and because of receiving so great a number of: 
duplicate notices of these type items each month, 
it is necessary that we make and observe this 
 
Your sincere cooperation will, be deeply ap- 
 
ELIZABETH HYNDS, 
_ Editor - Bulletin.  
 
  
 
Verner Kiser. 
 
and lights in house. 
 
T= | : ; 
 -croppers or. standing rent, or by 
 
James Perdue, Cov- 
 
| Prefer truck driver, 
$2.50 day, depending on ability. 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WAN TED 
 
  
 
Young woman with small 
child: wants job on farm witn 
Christian people. Write. Mrs. 
EKleaise Worley, Tiger, Rt: 1. 
 
Want job on small 1-H. farm, 
standing rent. Must be in Ful- 
ton County. Prefer place with 
electric lights. Can furnish seit. 
N. A. Ward, Atlanta, 142 Flat 
 
Shoals Ave. 
Want small farm or livabie: 
 
house with acreage arund Ma- 
ietta or Roswell. Standing rent. 
T. W. Webb, Smyrna.  
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Want col. family to work 1-H. 
farm on halves. Good R. house, 
 
plenty weod, you to feed stock 
 
at extra pay, good land. 5 Mi. 
S. Jonesboro, 1 1-2 Miles from 
Orrs, Rt. 4. Alex H. Stephens, 
Jonesboro, RFD. 
 
Want middle aged white or 
 
col. woman to do farm worz,}| 
 
live on place, satis, salary. Mrs. 
Royal Terrell, Atlanta, Re 13k, 
Ch 3437. 
 
~ Want tenant for 1-H. crop. 6- 
R. house, or 2 rooms. Water 
Can fur- 
nish equipment or you furnish. 
12 Mi. from Atlanta. Mrs. L. C. 
Loveless, Conley, Rt. I. ~ 
 
Want white Christian Woman 
 
to do farm work. Mrs. Lester 
 
Robertson, Baldwin, ers 
 
- Want tenant for 2-H. crop 
on 50- 50. basis: 12a. cotton, 15 
a. corn, truck farming; good 
land, good stock, house, pleniy 
wood handy. C. B. Headrick, 
Kensington. 
 
Want wage hands or share. 
day. Good houses, land, near 
church and school bus and mail 
routes, 13 Mi. from College 
 
Park. Reuben Fryer, Bishan. 
 
~ Want good, reliable woman 
for farm work. Room, board 
and $5.00 week. Mrs. Maggie 
Jo Williams, Clarkston. 
 
Want couple or father anc 
son, for dairy work. Sober, exp. 
hand. milkers. Have milking 
machines. $130.00 month and 
house.- Walter Savonen, Mc- 
Kinnon. | 
 
Want reliable, white woman 
for farm work. No milking. 
$21.00 mo., and good home, In 
N. W. Ga., 4 mi. Chickamauga 
Park. Mrs. Fannie White, Rock 
Springs, Rt. 1. 
 
Want several families to work 
on farm in Candler Co., for gen. 
 
farm work. White or colored. | 
 
Mrs. Mary J ane Edenfield, Still- 
 
MLLOLre, 
 
Want reliable man for 1 H. 
farm, standing rent or 3ds.and 
4ths. 4 R. house. Near church 
 
|and on school bus route. Mrs. 
 
Weed. Dorris, Douglasville, Rt. 
3.  
 
Want exp. farmer for 25 A. 
farm, 12 mi: Atlanta. Standing 
rent. 3 R. house, good well on 
porch, wood near, large pasture 
and barn. Near school and mail 
route. In-good repair. C. E. 
Brown, College Park, Rt. 1, 
(Fairburn Road.) 
 
Want white woman to tend 
to poultry and other work on. 
small farm. $10.00 mo. and 
board. Homer Roberts, Dora- 
ville, Rt. t. 
 
Give good man good chance, 
on crop, 2 good houses, 5 rooms, 
near Clermont. Ls. B..T. Os- 
borne, McDonough, Rt. 1. 
 
Want farm day hands or share 
eroppers. Garden, house, wooa 
 
free. E. B. Travis, Riverdale. 
 
Want man and wife for 1 H. 
farm, also 2 wage hands. Mrs. 
Beulah Gantt, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want 2 H. share cropper or a 
wage worker. Plenty land; pea- 
nuts and cane money. crops, but 
they can plant all that they 
want to plant. M. A. Johnson. 
Faceville. 
 
Want white woman to help 
 
with farm work, live in home, 
$5.00 wk. Mrs. George W. Cal- 
houn, Cordele, 1009 5th St. 
 
Want white or col. family for 
1-H. crop on shares, or wags. 
Good. house, land, close to town. 
Also want wage hand with or 
without family. $300.00 wages 
bal. yr. Good house, wood, other 
inducements. W. F. Roesel. 
Haralson. 
 
Want family to help on truck 
farm, 10 miles from Atlanta. 
$2.00 to 
 
Good house with elec. R. F.. 
Sams, Clarkston, Phone Clarks- 
ton 2211, 
 
Want unen:umbered woman 
 
to work in home and do farn: 
H+ work. Board, room and salary. 
4) Modern convs. a = ue ratios 
ze Pearson,  as es 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ANNUAL FAT CATTLE SHOW 
; AND SALE 
 
The 6th Annual Fat Cattle Show and Sa , 
will be held in LaGrange, Troup Co., Georgia, 
Tuesday, March 14th. Show opens at 9: :00 A. M. 
Sale gets under way 11:00 A. M. 350 head of 
finest quality Fed Steers ever shown in West. 
 
ern Georgia. An extremely attractive premium 
list. For additional information, wire or call, 
Curtis Glass, Chairman, LaGrange Chamber of 
Commerce, LaGrange.  
 
  
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Want farm help, woman or 
man to live in home with gooa 
family and share crop cottor 
and- tobacco. Js.= H. = Hutto, 
Blackshear, Rt. 2... 
 
Want farm hands for share 
crops or wages. Reply at once. 
Roy Jackson, Lovett.. 
 
Want 2 wage bande married, 
white or col. $1.25. day. House, 
place to get wood and garden 
furnished. In Candler Co. L. 
H. Edenfield, Stillmore, aie l 
 
Want woman for farm work, 
white or colored. J. F. Wilson, 
Lizella, Pid: Box AS6EA. 
 
Want ree for 2-H. crop on 
thirds or fourths or standing 
 
rent. 1 Mi. fron Bremen Hwy.., | 
 
near Smyrna Church, #: 
Johnson, Carrollton, Rt. 4. 
 
Want healthy, able man for 
farm hand, for good salary, 
single or married, white or cot. 
Must be sober and give good 
references. W.  E. MeCart, 
Grayson, Rt. 1. 
 
Want at once man to work on 
apple orchard. House, wood, 
garden, cow pasture and $2.00 
day. All letters ans, H. B. 
Roberts, Clarkesville. 
 
Want good, reliable couple, 
white or col, for large 1-H. or 
small 2-H. farm. Standing rent, 
or thirds and fourths. 11-2 mi. 
of town. Mrs. Mary: L. Kimbell, 
McDonough, Rt. 3. 
 
Want middle aged, white cr 
col. woman without children to 
 
C. 
 
live in home and do farm work 
 
for reas. salary and board. H. 
E. Gibson, Fairburn, Rios 
 
~ Want col. couple to live on 
farm in small 2-R. house, elec. 
lights, and work for wages. Will 
furnish work 6 days week for 
man and furnish work for wife 
 
_|in crop time or would hire sin- 
 
| gle white man. 
Grayson. 
 
Want couple, white of col. to 
raise produce, chickens, hogs, 
 
J. M. Jones, 
 
-on share basis for market. Elee. 
 
brooders, water, truck, farm 
 
equipment, good house and land |~ 
 
on paved road near Atlanta. J. 
EH.  WeJenkin, Atie ntay-s = 165: 
Spring St... N. W. Wa 2649. 
 
Want 1 or 2 families to work | M 
 
= acres corn and peas. No cot- 
on. 
 
Want white or col. woman to 
work on small farm. Must ps 
 
honest and reliable, $7.50 ween! S. 
 
and board. Mrs. S. M. Johnson, 
Atlanta, 3101 Howell Mill Ra.. 
N. W. i 
 
Want. party io raise dae old 
chicks to 10 wks. on halves. 
You furnish all feed. I to tur- 
nish any amount and breed. 
Also pay 5c on ea click returned 
to me, and all exp. charges. 
Chieks from Pollorum tested 
flocks. D. B. Dukehart, Decz- 
tur, P. O. Box 488, 
 
Good houses and land. |} 
Ralph Jones, Athens, Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
Want: Peers dairyman, | S 
dry-hand milker, House, | 
 
lights and fuel furnished, $1 
month. J. B. Tanner, a 
 
605 E. Tinsley Street. 
 
Want tenant for i or 
farm, good pasture, 
 
wood, on mail and sch ool] | 
 
routes. Good house. 4 mite 
Loganville, - Standing rent  
thirds and fourths. IL. W.A 
 
F worth, uae 
 
Want aL oe 45 atte 
good 2-H. farm on halves. ( 
Burger, Lithia Springs, R 
 
Want man to. cultivate 
crop, on thirds: and fourths | 
halves. Furnish some 
when not in crop. A, E, Eave 
son, Marietta, Rt. 3. 
 
Want young man and wife 
farm, 1 mile from Brown M 
 
(eOsehs Panthersville in De 
 
County. M. Bowen, 
Riss: 
 
Want man and wife 6 
raise chickens and do gene 
 
Want man on SrnHe arn 
standing rent. | House, bai 
chicken house, pasture f 
Excellent for vegetabies. 6 
to good factory town, 45 mi. 
lanta at R. R. Step. School 
 
by door. e G Hu 1 
48 Hosnita = ae > hes 
 
Want _ ee woma 
heeds good home, to man wi 5; 
farm work. Mrs ee i. Due 
Gainesville, Ret 
 
- Want col, 3 to. Wark. 
small farm. 
 
Want fannie  work crop 
corn and peas. Good hou 
ae land. Ralph J ones, A e 
 
Want farmer for oF He, 
Good Jand, .. 
church, Paulding | Co 
and 4ths or. standing rent 
Mee Cc. M Newman, Aus all, 
 
Want good foe tor ex 
lent 2H. farm on 50-50 bas! 
Good bottom land and cott 
land, 5 mi, West Fairburn 
E. Jones, Fairburn, R 
 
Want country raised, uw 
cumbered woman, not over  
 
to help with yard and far 
 
work. 
Write. 
cross. 
 
Want white man and WwW 
small family to work on 
at Grist Mill and cotton gi 
Good house. Near chure 
school and: store, Gordon I 
tles, Dalton.  : 
 
Good home and wag 
Edwin. Baker, 
 
  
 
published March 29th: 
 
necessary. 
POSITIVELY 
 
EAS 
 
ONE HOUSEHOLD. 
 
MEDIATELY, 
 
  
 
FARM LAND ISSUE WiARCH 23 
Our Special Farm Land Supplement will bs 
 
Farms For Sale, 
 
Rent, Wanting to Rent and Buy, and In Excha 
For notices MUST REACH THE BUREAU 0! 
MARKETS not later than Thursday, March 23rd 
All notices received after this date (March 23rd) 
will necessarily have to be omitted from pub 
cation. SPACE IS VERY LIMITED; therefor 
all notices for this Land Issue must not exceet 
fifty (50) words, including name and addr 
Notices will be cut to meet the 
 
reqnirement 
 
ait AL, Lota TE no 
 
REAL ESTATE AGENTS nor CITY PROPERTY. 
FILLING STATIONS, STORE HOUSES, OTHE 
BUSINESS. PROPERTY, 
STATE PROPERTY notices will be published 
 
neither will MORE THAN ONE NOTICE OF 
FIFTY (50) WORDS BE CARRIED FOR Al N 
 
nor OUT-OF-THE- 
 
If you have submitted a Land Nou wi 
in the past few months, do not. send in anoth 
as all such type notices on hand will b 
published. SEND IN YOUR ee ae IC