Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1945 October 3

rTORIALBy Tom Tom Linder

have heard a oreat deal about |

n Francisco Charter:

has been acclaimed as a great docu-
that will free the world.

& vote for it in the U.S. Senate was

l unanimous.

e San Francisco Charter has he

tial of creating a super world gov-
ment able to fort ee its will on all un-
ing members.

Tn some ways the making of the San

necisco Charter is akin 6 the mak-
f the Constitution of the United
es which was begun more than one
dred fifty years ago.

When the delegates met to AO the

stitution of the United States they

ented thirteen separate states.

eir purpose was to set up a govern-

through which they could wage
ensive warfare collectively against
outside dangers, while at the same

retaining the several sovereign
ntities of each state.

The main purpose of the San. Fran-

Charter is for the nations of the
d collectively to wage warfare. It

poses to prevent war by waging war.
Since there is no outside foe capable

s

Vaging any major war, it is obvious -

nv warfare engaged in by the rul-

this super eovernment would be
tits own members, just as the war.

1861 to 1865 was a war between the
ral Government and some of the
ber states.

len the delegates met to form a
titution for the United States they

e down certain language on paper

they called The Constitution.
eh delegate who signed that Con-

on thought that he understood the

ing of that Constitution.

As a matter of fact, different mem-
nderstood the Constitution differ-

Some hought that it meant that

1e States were coming together and
government whic. ahould super-
se its power over the states.

r members sloned it only because
Were convinced that the states re-
d their own sovereignty which it
could exercise freely, even to the

of withdrawing from. ine Union
So desired.

ice the representatives of the dit-
states had different understand-
f the Constitution which they de-
and signed, it became necessary

Sup. reme Court of the United

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Shai a inievoect that Constitution
line by line and word for word. This in-
terpretation is still going on. Our U.S.
Constitution is still being formed by
court intrepretation.

The Supreme Court, of course, inter-
preted the Constitution as the members
of the Supreme Court understood the

language of the Constitution. As Euro-
pean minded judges come on our Su-

- preme Court they are giving Kuropean
versions of the meaning of the language

in our Constitution and going far afield
from the meaning our American fore-
fathers gave to the same language.

Different members of the Supreme

Court have as many different ideas of
what the Constitution means as did the
members of the Constitutional Conven-
tion.

The result is that the Constitution,
in so far as its meaning is concerned, is
entirely a different document today to
what it was at the time it was signed by
the delegates to the Constitutional Con-
vention.

Those states whieh thought they a

a right to separate themselves from the
Union paid a million lives.in a War to
find out that they were mistaken. |

They found that the executive pow-

ers in Washington, and the Supreme
Court in Washington, were not bound

by the interpretation and understand-
ing of our Constitution that was made
and held by the delegates to the Consti-
tutional Convention. :

The same thine will result in the

operation and execution of the San lran-

cisco Charter.

The super. government swhich it

forms will have its own executive au-
thority and its own Supreme Court. That

Supreme Court will be composed of meu
of many nationalities and many langu-

ages. There will be men who have no
conception | -on- earth of the American

idea or the American way of life. There
will be on that Supreme Court men who
are Communist,-men who are Rovalisi,
there will be men who are Jews, men







ATTENTION FARM ERS

Farmers that have Fertilizer to use on

Fall Crops, may have same inspected, if
they will notify this Department, sp that

we may refer call to our nearest (according
to location), Fertilizer Inspector.

TOM LINDER, Commissioner.











who are Protestants, ee who at
tholics, men who are Atheist, men
are Mohammedans and men who
Confucionist, men who are Hea
and every sisipes in between, :
. There is no living man today
can possibly foresee the interpr
that will be put upon the San Fran.

Charter in the days that are to eG

by a Supreme Court with as many
as a leopard and as many ne
zebra.

The thirteen. states that orig
composed the United States have f
through sad experience one Consti
gives them no right which the cen
government is bound to respect.

The individual nations of the
will probably find, in the course of
the San Franciseo Charter gives
no rights which this monstrous s
government is bound to respect.

It is common knowledge to al
of experience that power breeds
for more power.

The men who are put in positi
power in the super government wo

have to be more fhad men if th

not fall a victim to the lust for -
The people of Italy surrend
rights fo Mussolini on his promi
preserve Italy and keep them
War. Italy has been destroyed.
The people of Germany surrent

all their rights to Hitler on his pro

to preserve and protect Germany
to keep them out of War. German
been destroyed.

Now comesa great super gover
which promises the nations of th
that if they will surrender the
to this super government that this
government will preserve Hes b
Ing war.

The people of the earth. ar
sick and heart broken. ss

Millions of men; fathers, hush: a
sons have gone to war and many w
return. The empty chairs and the
places in the hearts have made th
and women of the world ey ou ing
anguish for peace. -

Naturally they do not aie a

=

war. Naturally a promise of peac

an alluring attraction for them.
ally they depend upon their lea

figure this problem out and ins

there be no more war.
The great tragedy of fhe
the fact that man eannot pr

He is too imperfect. Human

too selfish, the lust for
great. Tere: is but one

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE :

Stabapple, dogwoods, red
herry trees, silver leaf maple,
hornless yellow rose, pink
Zambler, Seven Sisters and
*herokee roses, all 30c ea.; Add
postage. No. chks. nor stamps.
irs. Minnie Fain, Morganton.

rooted Boxwood cut-
ngs, 3-5 in., 3c ea. $2.25 C;
arger ones, 5e to 50c. "Add post:

1. ofange Dey lily, 40c doz.;

1.50 : Prepaid in Ga.- Large

Jooming size Tiger lily bulbs,
25 doz. Mrs. Newt E. Spence,
rrollton, Rt. 5.

Canna roots, Giant dahlias,
id Mexican Zennia seed, mix,
1., also Red Seven Sister rose
shes. Write for prices. Mrs.
. M. Wooten, Camilla.

Dogwoods, Mt. Laurel, Aza-
is, Red Maple, Crabapple, 2-
ft., rooted, $1.00 doz.; Rho-
dendron, Sweetshrubs, Chero-
> Roses, Pussy Willows, 20c
Trailing Arborvitaes, Galex,
t Ferns, 25c doz. Exc. for
hite Sacks. Mrs. Clifton Da-
Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, Dogwoods, Red Ma-
s Crabapples, Mt. Laurel, 2-
ft. rooted, $1.00, doz.; Rho-
endrons, Sweet Shrubs,
rokee Roses, Pussy Willows,
ie ea:
alax, Mt. Ferns, Orange Day
lies, 25c doz. Exe. for White
ed Sacks. Mrs. W. D. Davis,
neral Bluff.

@woods, Mt. Laurels, Aza-
Red Maple, $1.00 doz.;
dodendrons, Cherokee Rose,
y Willows, Yellow Rose, 20
Mt. Ferns, Goldenglow, Ev-
4, 35e doz.; Arborvitae, 20c
green Galax, Tiger Lilies, Iris
zZ. Add. postage. Exe. for Feed
eg Mae Bell Roper, Mineral

Red Maple, eae Dog- yy
s, Crabapples, Mt. Pine,
.00 doz.; Cherokee Rose, Sweet
rubs, Rhododendrons, Yellow
se, 20c ea.; Blue Iris and Ti-

Lilies, Mt. Ferns, Golden-
OW, Evergreen Galax, BDL
z. Add postage. Exc. for Feed
jacks. Mrs. C. W. Roper, Min-

Mt. Piurels, Rhododendrons,
eas, White Dogwood, Tulip
yplar, Silver Maples, Chero-
Roses, 2-3. ft-, $1.00 doz.;
Tris Lilies, Pinks, Snow-

, Calif. Blue Violets, Snap-
ons, Perennial Phlox, $2.00
Mrs. Bonnie Abercrombie,

Sweet Shrubs, Mt.
re Rhododenrons, Pines,
ip, Poplar, Red Maples,
rokee Roses, Dogwood, In-

Arrow, Bridal Wreath,

Sica for inquiry.
Heaton, Baas!

p Pink Thrift, 75 C. PP;
ee, large var. 50$ tea
oak es AEP 1

Trailing Arborvitaes, | 5 \



FLOWERS AND SEED
_ FOR SALE

Rhododendrons, Mt.. Laurels,
Hemlocks, Azaleas, Tulip Pop-
lars, Redbuds, Crabapple, Sil-
ver Maples, Strawberry Bush-
es, $1.00 doz.; Phlox, Blue Iris,
Fall. Pinks, Snapdragons, Snow-
drop, Day Lilies, Calif. Blue
Violets, $2.00 . Mrs. Gladys
Robinson, Minreal Bluff.

White Pines, Holly, Mt. Lau-
rel, Ivy, Pink, Red, Yellow Aza-
leas, Black Pines, Tulip Pop-
lars, Maples, Dogwoods, well
rooted, moss packed. Exc. for
3-5. ft. Apple Trees, PR. Mrs.
Blanche Mashburn, Morganton.

Evergreen Shasta Daisies,
Birdfoot and Calif. Blue Vio-
lets; $1.25 Ge Eng. Boxwoods,
3 doz., 12 to 15 in., $3.00 doz.;
Pink Rose, 3 for $1.00; Dog-
woods, Azaleas, Altheas, But-
terfly, Laurels, $1.50 doz. Mrs.
Addie Wilson, Morganton.

Globe and Silver Arborvitae,
2 to 2 1-2 ft., $1.50 ea; Parma
Violets, 50c doz.;
(Pink), 40c doz.; Snowdrops,
White Jonquils, $1.00 C; Yel-
low and Blue Iris, $1.00 doz:
Mrs. W. M. Garren, Morganton.

Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels,

}

Red and White Dogwood, Red,
Red Maples,

Buds, Azaleas,
Blooming Crabapples, Yellow |
Poplar, Holly, rooted, 2 to 4!
ft., $1.00 doz. All del. PP. Mrs. |
Dicie Hughes, Morganton.

Bulbs, per doz.: Large Red.
Spider Lilies, 40c;
Cups. Lac:
Orange Cup, Pure Dbl. and sin-)
gle Yellow Daffodils, 50c; Frag-|
rant Yellow Jonquils, 35, Rose
Dbl. Poppy Seed, 20c teaspoon;
Nandinas, 7 in., $1.25 doz. Add
postage. Miss Claudia Plant,
Marshallville.

Easter lily bulbs (should be
planted now), 25 small ones for

$1.00, postage prepaid. Mrs. D.

M. Carter, Madison, Box 48.

Azaleas, blooming size, 50c

doz.; Velvet Roses, 25c ea.; Won- |.

dering Jew, 10c Cut; Indian
Arrow, Sweet Shrubs, White
Peewee 75e doz.; Lilies, 25c

Snow Balls, 25c ea., rooted.
Ada postage. Mrs. Janie Wad-

dell, Oakhill.

Azaleas, blooming size,
doz.; Wondering Jew, 10c cut;
Indian Arrow, Sweet Shrubs,
White Dogwood, 75c doz.; Lilies,
Snowballs, Velvet Roses,
ea., rooted.: Add postage. Mirs.
Cleave Cantrell, Oakhill.

'12 doz. nice mixed colors
Glad Bulbs, Picardy, Bright
Rose, Pink and few Red and
Yellow. ones, $10.25 for lot; Red
Amaryllis Bulbs, 25c ea.; 5 for
$1.00; Red Spider Lilies, 35c
doz. Add postage. Miss Emma
-| Dugger, Oliver.

Golden Bells, Bridalwreath
and Goldenglow, 25c ea.; Lilies
and Lilac Bushes, 30c ea.; Yel-
low Japonicas, 35c ea.; all col.
Azaleas, 50c doz. Add _ postage.
No checks. Mrs. J. B. Farist,
Oakhill,

Animones:



Va. Butter-/ ea. Add postage.
Cream Narcissus, | Price, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

50c.

25C!



| FL WERS AND S

Ss OR SALE

Z FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Privet Hedge
50c C; Mixed colors Tris, Fox-
gloves, Purple Phlox, 50 doz;.

Silver Maples, Snowballs, Gold-|
en Bell, Pussy Willow, Weeping :

Willows, 25c ea. All rooted. Del.
Exc. for Printed Feed Sacks.
Mrs. W. D. Rolston, Ellijay, Rt.
Three,

Perennial Phlox, 25c doz; Ti-
ger Lily Bulbs, 20c ea;
Weigela, Arborvitae, Boxwood,
Dbl. Japonica, Dbl. Almond, Al-
tehas, Red Raspberry, Lilac, 25c
ea. Add postage. Lora Shepard,

Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Orange Day Lilies, Daffodils,

| Star of Bethlehem, Tame Vio-

lets, Wild Iris, $1.00 C; Snow-
ball, Pink Hibiscus, Bridal-
wreath, 25c ea; Purple and Pink
Altheas, Goldenbell, Yellow
Jasmine, White. Eng. Dogwood,
Dorothy Perkins and Pink and
White Running Roses. Rooted, 2
for 25c. Mrs. Molie Henderson,
Rt. 3, Box 49, Ellijay.

Pink Roman Hyacinth Bulbs,
all blooming size, $2.50 doz; Dbl.
White Paper Narcissus Bulbs,
$1.25 C. Prompt shipment. PP.

For early Fall Planting. Wille

Tanner, Flippen, P. O. Box 81.
6 well rooted Crepe (Water-
melon Red) 15c ea. Add _ post-
age. Mrs. T. Fitzgerald, Fitz-
gerald. a

Tris Bulbs, Light Blue and
Light Brown, 40c doz; Bloom
next Spring if set out now until
Nov. 1. Extra fine bulbs; also
well rooted Spirea, White Flow-
ers, 30c ea; Pink Myrtle, well
rooted, 30c ea: Mrs. T. H. Mar-
tin, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Boxwood, 8 to 10 in., 50 and
100 lots 10c ea.; 3 to 5 in. bed
plants, 200 for $5.00; Gardenias,
rooted, 2 for 50c; $15.00 C; Un-
rooted Cuttings, 50c doz; Choice
colors Camellia Japonicas,
doz; All colors Crepe Myrtle, $2
doz. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Green-
ville, :

Astay. Perennial Velvet Ver-
bena, large blossoms, bright red,
$1.00 doz; Searlet Red and
White, 60c doz; Abelia Grandi-
flora, White Eng. Dogwood and
Crepe Myrtles, all blooming size,
pee doz. Maude Hamby, Green-
ville.

Light Blue Hyacinths and
Giant Yellow Daffodils, bloom-
ing size bulbs, 25 for $1.00;
Blooming size. bushes Red Crepe
Myrtle, 4 for $1.00; $2.00 doz.
Add postage on less $1.00. Mrs.
E. A. Smith, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Pink Thrift, 75c C. Exe. for
Snowball, Boxwood, Dahlias,
Missionary Strawberry Plants or
what have you. Each pay post-
-age. Mrs. A. Gough Bealent,
Gough.

~ White Jonquil Bulbs, 25c C;
White August Lily Bulbs, 25

Cape Jasmine (in pots), $4.00;
2 yrs. old, $2.00 ea; Rose and
White Peonies, 50c ea. Add post-
age. Miss Bessie Martin, Gain-
esville, RFD 5.

Well rooted Boxwoods, 6 to 12
in., Red Hot Poker, 25 ea; Can~-
na Lily, Red, Yellow and: Vari-
egated, Fall Lily or Butterfly
Bush, $1.00 doz; Monthly Roses,
rooted, 25c ea. Mrs. Mae Tur-
ner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

White Paper Narcissi Bulbs,
Day Lilies, 75c doz; Fall Lilac}
Tube Roses, 20c ea; Red and
Yellow Cannas, $1.00 doz. Mrs.
W. H. Norrell, atnesvitle, Rt:
Pix;

Sresneea Jerusalem Gher- i

ry, $3.00 doz; Cherry Laurel, $8
M; Red Cedars, 8 to 15 in., $4.50
C; Dwarf Boxwood, good shaped
plants, full of leaves. Write for
prices. Lois Woodruffy Green-
ville; Rt._5.

4 to 6 in Rooted Dwarf Box-
wood, $3.00 C; $25.00 M; 18 to
24 in Seedling Altheas, Dbl.

pink and large White, $1.50 doz;

$8.00 C; 2 to 3 ft. Crepe Myrtle,
Red and White, well rooted
bushes, $2.00 doz. All del. Mrs.
R. F. Terrell, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Heavy Field Grown, Old Eng.
Dwarf Boxwoods,
well shaped. Write for prices; |
Ligustrum and Weeping Forsy- |
iia, $1.50 doz: $7.50; : Eng.
Ivy, $1.00 doz; $5. 00 C. Blanche.
Woodruff, Greenville,

sBlue Violets, |

Pink :
' Miss Cecil eee Hartwell,

: Mrs.
i well, Rt. 2.

and Red Glad Bulbs,

60c'

Mrs. Ledla.



T22es-< Old; | fly, Lilac,

finperor and Sir Watkin Daf-

fodils, Dbl. Butter and Eggs,
Little Fragrant Narissi and
White Narcissus, all 25c doz.

Miss Vera Brown, Hartwell.

Hastings mixed colored pan-
sies, 50c doz; 4 doz. $1.75; Yel-
low and White Jonquils, Yellow
Dbl. Daffodils, Long Trumpet
Daffodils, $1.25 C; Hastings
mixed Delphiniums, 50c doz.

Rt. 2.

Bird of Paradise, 75c ea; Hast-
ings Giant mixed colors Pansies
50c doz; White and Yellow Jon-
quils, Dbl. Butter and Eggs,
Long Trumpet Daffodils, $1.25
C: Blue Spider Lilies, $1.00 doz.
Miss Mattie McCurley, Hartwell,
RE 2:

Yellow and White Jonquils,
Dbl. Butter and Eggs, Yellow
Long Trumpet Daffodils, $1.25
C; Large Clumps Chinese Pinks,
$1.25 doz. Miss Nora McCurley,

' Hartwell, Rt. 2. |

Pink Thrift, rooted, 35c doz.
Cromer McCurley, Hart-

Pink Thrift, 35c doz; Peach
75e doz;
White and Yellow Narcissi bulbs
35c doz; Iris, dif. colors, 6 for 50c
White Flag Lilies, 50c doz. Mrs.
Glem McMullan, Hartwell.

Jonquils, Daffodils, White and
Yellow Narcissi, Snowdrops, 90c
C; $6.50 M; Scotch Brooms, Yel-
low Forsythia, Spireas, Altheas,
Dbl. Spruce Pines, 20c ea; 6 for
$1.00. Add postage under $1.00.
Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee.

Narcissus Bulbs, -$2.00 M.
FOB. Order now if you want
quick delivery. Rescoe Carlan,
Homer, Rt. 2.

Pink Thrift, any* amt. 10
clump. Cannot -ship. See at
home. Mrs. T. N. Porter, Deca-
tur, 529 Avery St.

- Mixed Iris, Siberian Iris, 50c
doz; Yellow Cannas, 25c doz;
Verbenas, 50c; Hardy Hibiscus,
4 for 25c. Add postage. No
checks. Mrs. Lona Blackwell,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

White Pines or Hemlock, 25c
and 15c ea; Blackhaw Root, 50c
lb; Haw Bushesg@25c ea; Glads,
40c doz; Nice Christmas Holly,
Ivy, Walnut, Cherry, Plum, Hi-
biscus, Peony Rose, 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Presley Fowler,
Diamond.

Gold Flame Honeysuckle
Vines, 4 ft. 4 for $1.00; 1 to 3
yrs., old Briarcliff Pink Rose
Bush, good roots, 4 ft. high,
$1.50 del; Blue Goose Plum
Trees, 2 to 4 ft., 4 for $1.25. Gov.

insp. Rooted Sage Plants, 8 for | .

$1.00. Del. Mrs. Boyd Baggett,
Douglasville, Rt. 1.

Wild Easter Lily, Daffodils,

Star of Bethlehem, Bulbs; $1.00

C; Sweet Bay, Umbrella China,
Red Holley, Dogwood, Red
Maple, Liyeoaks, 3 ft., 20c ea.,
b- ft. -40c;" Jan. Jasmine, White
Altheas, Pink and Red Rambler
Rose, 40c ea. All good roots. Add
postage. Mrs. T. K. _ Womack,
Dublin, Rt. 4.

1000 or more Red Cannas, ic
ea. in lots of 100 or trade. What
have you? Mrs. Gilbert N. Cari-
thers, Eatonton, Rt. 2.

Daffodils, Narcissus, Purple
King Iris, Orange Day Lilies,
75e C; Yellow and White Fall
Pinks, 35c doz; Blackberry Li-
lies, 40c doz; Red, Yellow and
Pink Roses, 3- for 35c. .Add
postage. Miss Kathleen Parks,
HMijay Rt 3o 5+

Several colors Iris, $1.50 C;
Blue Violets, Pink and White
Weigelia, Per. Spirea and Ar-
borvitae, 25c ea; Purple Lilac,
Golden Bell, Forsythia, Wisteria,
Bridalwreath, Crepe Myrtle, 10c
ea or $1.00 doz; Myrtle Vine,
75 C. Miss Frances Eller, Elli-
jay, Rt.3.

Lemon Lilies, 45 doz; Blue
Tris, Red Pink Peony, 35 doz;
Yellow Narcissus, 45 doz; Vi-
gateous; 50c doz; Blue Violet, $1
C; Sweet Williams, Butter and
Eggs, 40c doz; Jonquils, White
Narcissi, 85c doz; Privet Hedge,
$1.25 C; White Spirea, 35c ea.
Mrs. R. C. Stembridge, Ellijay.

Boxwood, Arborvitae, Butter-
Almond, Japonicas,
| Hibiscus, Snowball, 25 ea; Red
Raspberry, 2 ft. high, 40c; Tiger,
Lemon Lilies, $1.00 doz; Violets,
20c doz. Add postage. Martha

| er, Elly, Rt. 2.

Azaleas, White Dogw
doz; Mimosa Bush, 50c ea:
and Purple Althea, W
Mary, 10c ea; Snowball,
woods, 25c ea: 8 colors
Hollyhawk Seed, 25 cup
postage. No checks, Mrs,
Farist, Ellijay, Rt. 22

Jnipers,

Cydonia, J po
Arborvitae,

White and

| Weigelia, 25e ea; Bridalw

Forsythia, Wisteria, Pur
lac, Golden Bell, 10 ce

Blue Violets, | 45 CG;

Vine and Evergreen, 15c
or more different Iris, 25 f
$1.50 C. Exe. for Print
Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay,

2

King Alfred Daffodils, |
Narcissi, White Hardy
50c doz; Lemon Lilies,
Red Dogwood, Althea, 25
Large Boxwood, 75c. Well 1
Se Velvey Hensley, Ellij

Daffodils, Narcissus,
Day Lilies, King Iris,
Lilies, 75 C; Roses: Big
Yellow Texas, Pink and W
Running, also Pink Myrtle
Lilac, Bouquette Bush,(2 fo
Add postage. Mrs. Fran ie
Fllijay, Rt. 3.

Abelia, Jnipers, Weigeli
ea; Dogwood, Bridalv
Purple Lilac, Forsythia,
Bell, Wisteria, 6 for 60c
ange single and dbl. Hemero
lis, 75c C; Myrtle Vine,
egated Violets, 50c C; Purp
theas, 15c ea. Exc. for F
Sacks. Mrs. Doyle Eller, |
jay, Rt. 3.

Azaleas, blooming size, Sp
and White Pines, Laurel, R
edendron, $1.00 doz; Dog
Spider Lilies, Sweet Shru
ea; Japonicas, 60c ea; Pink
mond, Forsythia, Lilies,
40c -ea; Goldenglow,
Phlox, Foxglove, Iris, 40c_
Add postage. Mrs. L. M, Tea
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

White and Spruce Pin

l_

wood, Sweetshrub, Spide

lies, 25c ea; Azaleas, blo
size, $1.00 doz: Japonica
ea; Pink Almond, Trumpet
Forsythia, Lilacs, Lilies, 40
Goldenglow, Hardy Phlox
glove, 40c doz; Iris and V
50c doz. Add postage. M
C. Plumley, Ellijay, Rt. 2

Silver Maple, Weeping
liams, Pussy Willows,
Privet Hedge, Blue Violets,
C; Goldenglow, Purple Ph
mixed colors Iris, Orange
and Lemon Lilies, 50c doz
low Cannas, 75c doz. Ex
Printed Feed Sacks. M
Rolston, Ellijay, R. 3.

Dbl. - Japonieas, 60c e
Grangea, Pink Almond, O
Honeysuckle, Pink Locust
and Red Dogwood, 50c
mon Lilies, Hardy Phlox,
fodils, Jonquils,.40c do
Monroe Barnes, Ellijay, R

Dbl. Yellow Japonica,
old, 75c ea; Red Japoni
ea; Tame Cherry Sprouts,
ea; Chrysanthemums, larg
60c doz; Differnt colors
Pinks, 40c doz; Dif. Col
leas, $1. 00 doz; Purple a
low Iris, 50c doz. Add
Mrs. J. H. Evans, Ellijay.

Over 100 var. Iris (cos
$1.00;) 50 for $1.00. j

rate by 1000. If over 10!

add 10% postage. Mrs. J
bertson, Carrollton, 19
Center St. pS

Gen. Fragrant Lemon
2 colors Pink Phiox, 35
any kind mixed Iris, 30c.
var. Ophiopogon, 35 a
doz; Vinca Major and
Minor, 30c doz. New F
and Pom Pon Zinnia S
thlis., $1.00 order PP. .
C. Robertson, Carrollton.

Maple, White Pine, Crab
good size sprout, 75c doz
low, Purple Iris, Dif. colo
Pinks, 50c doz; Dif. color
leas, $1.00 doz: Red. Japon
about 10 yrs. old, 50c ea;
White Dogwood Sprouts, 50:
Add postage. Mrs. W. J.
Cartecay.

Exhibition Dahlias in
labeled, $1.00 clump; Read
Nov.; Atez Chief, The Go
Top Flight, Victory, Geld
missioner, Glamour
Dorothy Geer, Watchin
Darcy. Sainbury, Jerse
and Pink Giant



Kimsey, Cassville,




RS AND SEED.
OR SALE



Verbena, Red, White,
rple, Red White Eye
e with White Eye, 2%
41.00. PP. Exc. for 3
Feed Sacks. Each pay
Mrs. H. B. Roberson,

Yellow Daffodils, $8.00
e size bulbs, $5.00 per
-size. Del. Miss Susie
lyo.
Trumpet Daffodils, Day
00 for $1.00; Dutch Iris,
r $1.00; Wisteria Roots,
0. Mrs. Christine Me-
ollege Park, oe a

Pinks,
ec doz; Rooted: 'Pittis-
for $1 00. Minimum
$1. 00. Mrs. R. M. Mc-
s, College Park, Rt. 2.

se Trumpet Daffodil Bulbs

; 500 for $4.00; Hemero-
Bulbs, Snake Head Tris, 3
or $1.00; Strong. Wisteria
Pink Spirea, 6 for $1.00.
Mrs. Dick Powell, College
Rt. 2, Box 166.

olors Snapdragon Seed,
poon; Red Salvia 10c for
Ice Plant Seed, Pink
10c for 24 seed, 1945
Rooted Salmon Sultana
moe e8: ng 2 for

Wisteria, 20c; Pink
Myrtle, Purple Althea,
Imonds, Yellow Jasmine,

r Bells, 10c; Red Spirea,
Honeysuckle, 20c. -Add

Mrs. James Pearson,
Rt. .
ka White, Canna Lilies,

doz; $10.00 C; $50.00 M;
Portland Pink, Hungarian,
ne Canard, $1. 00 doz; $8
00 M; Giant. Red, Pres.
rmenia variegated and
umbert yellow, 50c doz;
; $20.00 M. Mrs. J. R.
Cordele.

grown Blackberry Lilies

lants, 50e doz in lots of
Less lots, 60e doz. Mrs.
Dillard, Covington, Kt. 3:

sta Daisy plants, good size,
ooted, 2 for 25c; Sultanas,
red, bright. red, Pink and
on, 3 for 25c. Not rooted;
nary, 2 for 25c. Orders $1
e, postpaid. Mrs. Annie
Crawfordville.

eet Blue Violets, 4 doz. for
Add 10c postage. Mrs.
Silver, Cuthbert, Rt. 5.
iow Easter Rose, Pink Hi-
Purple Lilac, Bridal-
Pink Christmas Cactus,
Blue Grape Hyacinths,
Tris, White Narcissi,
Tuberose, 75 doz; Ever
i2 Rose cuttings, 25 doz.
Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.

age Day Lilies,.. 35e doz:

ly Bushes, 25c ea; Pur-
Tris, -well - rooted, Jonquil
_ 25e doz; add postage.
Crowe, Curaming, Rte fF.
quil and Narcissus Bulbs,
oz; Red Cannas, 25c doz;
ay Lilies, 30c doz; Red,
and White Dbl. Geran-
25e Cutting; Christmas
200 bunch; Boston ferns
25 bunch; Begonias,
ns 20 ea; Pink Fuchsia
s, 1be ea. Plus postage.
tis Mashburn, Cumming,

ian Iris Bulbs, $1.00 gal;

uil bulbs, 50c gal; Jan.
, 90 doz; 'sprouts. Add
ers: Flora M. Sams,
ng, Rt. 4.

h Iris, $1. 00 doz; Mix-
Te doz: Mixed Month-

Cuttings, 40c doz; Mixed

Phlox, $1.00 doz; Sage
$1.25 doz; Dried Sage,
Add. postage. Cash or

Ance Grindle, ae eee

nish ais $1. 90 doz; Mixed |:

doz; Mixed Perennial
$1.00 doz: Red and Pink
hly Rose Cuttings, 40c doz;

penis, $1.25 doz; Dried |

- qt. Add postage. Cash

Mary Stephens, Dah-

ss Box 58.
ies, 2 for 25e; Fox-

35



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

~ Arborvitae, ell rooted, 35
ea; Boxwoods, 7 and 8 in., 35c
and 40c ea. No letters ans.

Cash or M. O. John B. Grindle,

Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 58,

Mixed colors Hardy Phlox
Mums, Mixed: Colors very fine
Tris, Siberian Blue Iris, 40e doz;
Pink Thrift for Fall Planting,
40c nice clump; Winter Ver-
benas, Pink and Purple Mixed
Hibiscus, Red, Yellow, and Spot-
ted. Cannas, 40c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

For Winter Pot Plants: Fancy
Leaf Caladium, Pink Cluster Be-
ladonna, 35c ea; 3 for $1.00;
Freesias, very fragrant, mixed
colors, 6 for 50c. Add postage.
Mrs. N. B. Wilson, Atlanta, 943
Greenwood Ave., N. E,

4 colors Tris, mixed, $2.00 C;
Cut Flowers, Dahlias, 10c ea; $1
doz. Del. in Ga. M. O. No chks.
unless 10c extra. MrsR. O. Mil-
ler, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Star of Bethlehem Bulbs, 15c
doz; 40c C; 3 kinds Jew,,. 5e
Large Dbl. Poppy Seed, , tea-
spoon, 20c; Pot Flowers, collec-
tion, 15 for $2.25; Eng. Dogwood,
25e. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Adairs-
ville, Rt. 2.

400 Boxwoods,
cheap: DI. col., Verbena, 3 doz.
$1.00; 100 Butter and Eggs, $1;
-|Glads, blooming size, Red and
mixed coiors, 3 doz. $1.00; Nar-
eissus, $1.00 C; 300 for $2.00;
Mixed colors Iris, 4 doz. -for $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Minnie O.
Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

15 or 20 Iris Junipers, 4 to 8
ft. $2.00 ea; 3 Big Leaf Ever-
green, 3 for. .$2.00,at my home.
Near Alto Sanatorium. J. iE;
Gilstrap, Alto.

Purple Iris Bulbs, Blackberry
Lilies, 35e doz; $1.50 C; Chry-
santhemums, 35 doz; Perennial
Sweet Pea, will bloom all sum-
mer,
PP in Ga. Mrs. I. A. Woodring,
Alto, Rt. 1,

50,000 Privet Hedge Plants,
Stay green kind, $1.00 CG; Exe.
100 for 3 print Feed Sacks of
kind, 100 lb. cap. Mrs. B. Thorn-
ton Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Long Trumpet Golden Yel-
low Daffodils and large Cluster
Yellow Narcissi, mixed large
blooming size bulbs, $2.00 C.
PP. Mrs. A. M. White; Atlanta,
413 Grant St., S. E., Ma 1095.

Dbl. White Fever Few Seed,
25 teacup in the pod plus post-
age. Mrs. J. E. Hunt, Atlanta,
1600 Evans Dr., S. W.

22 doz. blooming size Blue
Roman ~Hyacinth Bulbs, $1.00

}doz; $8.00 C. No order less than

5 doz. Memphis Timms, Auburn,
Rie:

White Spirea, Forsythia, 30c
ea; Purple and White Iris, Fox-
glove, 30ce doz; White Rambler
Rose, Pink Yarrow, Blue Ager-
antum, 25 doz; Yellow Rambler
Rose, 25 ea; Sugar Pear Sprouts
25e ea; Goldenglow, 35c doz.
Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell, Rt.)
Two.

Gen. Paper White Narcissus,
2 doz. L
White Wisteria, 35c; Pink and
White Hibiscus, 25c; Yellow

Running Rose Cuttings, 25 doz;

$1.00 orders del. Mrs. Sam

Smith, Austell, Rt. 2.

Night blooming Series or Phil-
la Cactus, now budding to bloom
also April blooming Narcissus,
$1.00 C. No mail orders filled.
Mrs. Mollie Mobley, Atlanta,
(1034 Capitol Ave., Wa. 8679.

Red, Pink, and White Monthly
Rose Bushes, 1-2 yr. rooted, 25c
and 35c ea. Plus postage in less
than $1.00 orders. Exc. for Print-
ed Feed Sacks in lots of 3 of
kind and pay postage or for 2
White Feed Sacks, 100 Ib. Cap.
Send samples. Mrs. P. R. Arn-
old, Benevolence.

Evergreens Shasta Daisies,
Hardy Snapdragon, Perennial
Phlox $2.00 C; Azaleas, Spruce
Pine, Mt. Laurel, Rhodendron,
$1.50 doz. Addie Leatherwood,

Blue Ridge.

Mixed colors. of Azaleas, Red
and White Dogwood, Tulip Pop-

tar, Long Leaf Pine, Hazelwood,
ST. 50 doz; Bronze Day Lilies,
ies, | 35 doz; pene 50c; Arb

15 to 22 in,

a doz, good roots, 50c. AIL

for 75c; Blooming size|



FLOWERS ND SEED
FOR SALE =

S6 eo mixed Dahlia Tubers,
$1.75. Mrs. W. M. Bryant, Alto.

Emperor Daffodils,

Cream

Wax Narcissus, Jonquils, 60c doz}

$2.50 . All large blooming size
also Lemon Lilies, 25c ea; Hem-
erocallis, $2.50 C; Watermelon
Red Crepe Myrtle, White Spirea,
Almond Pink, 50 ea; 3 for $1.00.

Mrs. Chas. B. Robinson, Bow-
don, Rt. 2.

Gardenia Cuttings, 8 to 10 in.
long, 5c ea. Exe. for Print or
White Feed Sacks. Mrs. W. A.
Cosper, Bowdon, Star Route. .

Red and Purple Verbena, Or-
ange Day Lilies, White Daffo-
dils, Blue Iris, King Alfred Daf-
fodils, 30e doz: 42 doz! $1.00;
Tiger Lilies, Purple Lilac, 25c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Fred
Mosley, Bremen, Rt. 2. :

Blue Iris, Orange Day Lilies,
King Alfred Daffodils, Purple
and Red Verbena, White Daf-
fodils, Mint Plants, 30c doz; 4
doz. for $1.00; Purple Lilac, 15
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Herman
Nixon, Bremen, Rt. 1, Box 137.

Giant Pansies; Steels Jumbo
and Oregon Giants, 50 plants,
$1.50; 100 plants for $2.50. Pre-
paid. Earl E. Dremry, Brooks.

Altheas and Mock Oranges,
25c ea. All PP. Mrs. G. C. Tay-
lor, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Jonquils, $1.50 C; White Paper
Narcissi, $1.50 C; Orange Day
Lilies, $1. 50: C: Easter Lilies, 50c
doz; Purple Lilacs, 30c ea; Snow-
drop, 30c ea. Efferine Masley,
Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Peonies at 4 for $1.10;
$3.15 doz; Hemerocallis, 5 mixed
30 for $1. 15; Iris mixed, $1.20 C;

Dalmatica, Giant Blue, 50 for

$1.20; 4 Daffodils, 300 for $1.65;
3 Narcissi, $1.10 C; Beacon, 50
for $1.10: Mrs. J. M, Hall, Cal-
houn, Rt. 1,

Dbl. and Single Ovenge Day
Lilies, 3 colors Iris, $1.25 C; 50
Tiger Lily Bulbs, blooming size,
$5.50; 25 Philippine Lily Bulbs,
$2.75; Larkspur Seed, mixed
colors, 10c teaspoon; 50 Tulip
Bulbs, Lavender, Red, Yellow,
$2.75. PP: Miss Hula Cox, Can-
ton, Rt 2.

- Sultana Cuttings, 10c ea; Ba-
gonias Cuttings: Red and Pink,
10c ea; Angel Wing, 25c ea; Can-
nas, White Iris, 30c doz; Pink

|Glads, 40c doz; Milk and Wine

Lilies, 50c doz; Large mixed
Jonquils, Butter and Egg, Daf-
fodils, $2.00 Pk; 25 Boston Ferns,
Christmas Cactus, rooted, 25c ea
Mrs. B. Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box
132. \

1 large Century Plant in tub,)

potted Poinsettia, var. Cactus,
Geraniums and the rare pot
plants. At my heme near school
building after school hours. Mrs.
Mrs. E. N. Little, Homer, Box
oa,

7 or 8 doz. tice Glads, 40c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. W. J.
Sauners, Jenkinsburg.

Pink Thrift with Red Eye, $2
C; Lemon Lilies, 50c doz; Pink
-Oxalis Bulbs; 60c doz. Mary L.
Wills, Jefferson.

Assorted Tulip Bulbs, Bloor:
ing size, $4.75 C. Plus postage.
D. W. Nichols; Kingston.

More than 40 fine mixed Iris,
$2.00 C; $16.00.M; 5 Dif. Fall
blooming Iris, 20c ea; Mixed
Water Iris, $2.00 C; Dbl. Holly-
hawk Plants, 40c doz: 3 doz. for
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. S. M.
Gunter, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Yellow Iris, $1.00 doz; True
Lemon Lilies, 35c ea; Giant
Amaryllis, 50c ea; Peonies, Fes-
tiva Mascima, 60c ea. Mrs. H,
B. Clover, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

April blooming White Nar-
cissi, 25c doz; Glad Bulbs, dif.
colors, A45e doz. PP. Mrs... D.
Elliott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Arborvitaes, Pink Lotus, Al-
theas,Golden Bell, 25 ea; "Aza
leas, Crabapple, White Dog-
wood, Rhododendrons, Red
Maple, White Pine, 2 to 31% ft.;
Orange Lilies, Galox, $1.00 C.
Well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.

| Addie Abercrombie, Loving.
White

Azaleas, Crabapples,
Dogwood, Strawberry bush, Red

Maple, White Pines, Rhododen-
drons, 2% to 3 ft.,
Red Quince Pink Lotus,

$1.00 doz;
White
2 A ee 30c

nas,



FLOWERS AND
oe FOR SALE

Lady - of the Lake, large Yel-
low Fall Pinks, 15 ea; Grass
Pinks, Begonias, Pink Hyran-
gea, LEverblooming Roses, 25c
ea. Docia Harris, Lula.

2 large size Boxwoods, $10:00
ea; 3 smaller ones,. $5.00 ea;
Still smaller, $2.00 ea; and oth-
ers at the following prices, $1.00,
75c, 50c, 35c. Add postage. Mrs.
Henry M. Jones, Lula, Rt. 1.

Blooming size Madonna Lily
Bulbs, 35c ea; $3.00 doz; Thanks-
giving and Christmas Cactus, 2
for 25c; Angel Wing Begonia
Cuttings, 15 ea; 2 for 25c; root-
ed ones, 50 ea, Mrs: Ri 1.

Rowan, McDonough, Rt. 2.

Easter Lily Bulbs, hundreds
of small ones 25 bulbs for $1.00.
Mrs. D. M. Carter, Beats Box
48.

Darwin Tulip Bulbs long
stem, rich, deep, velvety red
flowers, top size bulbs, $1.00
doz; Med. Blooming size, 2 doz.
for $1.00; Baby Bulblets, $1.00
C. PP in Ga. on.$1.00 orders
or more. No checks. Cash or
M. O. Mrs. A. B. Prickett, Mays-

ville, Rt: 2.

Red, Pink, Salmon, and White
Geraniums, Guinea Wing, Ma-
ple, and Gizard Begonia, Red,
Pink and Couch Begonia, Rain-
bow - Moss, Dbl. Petunia, Lan-
tanas, Pink, Red and Orange
Sultanas, 10 cutting or $-.00
aoz. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

Azaleas, Red Maple Crabap-
ples, Red and White Dog woods,
Mt. Pine, $1.00 doz; Pussy Wil-
lews, Cherokee Rose, Yellow
Rose, Sweet Shrubs, 20c ea; Mt.
Ferns, Blue Iris, and Tiger Li-
lies, Evergreen Galax, 35c doz;
Arborvitae, 20c doz. Add post-
age. Exe. for Feed Sacks. Hazel
Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Gerberas, Deiner str. giant
Hybrids, full col. range, 1 yr.
plants, $1.25. ea.; 2 yr., $1.65.
Heavily rooted divisions, $2.00
pr. doz..True to name, damp
moss packed. Arthur-J. Jones,
Atlanta, 15 Screven Ave., N. E.

Xmas poinsettas, 50c to $1.00;
begonias, green wandering jew,
ferns, pink, blue, big spires,

3D up. Exe. for Bird of Para-

dise, Red Spider lily bulbs,
Pomegranates. Add postage.
Mrs. F. F. Lamkin, Atlanta, 966
Crew St., S. W. Ma 75587

Pink sultana cuttings, 15c ea.,
or exc. for dif. col. Xmas cac-
tus, at same price; want cut-
tings of June and February cac-
tus. Mrs. A. Blackstock, Aus-
tell, Rt. 2.

ee of Sharon, 2-3 ft., 50c.
3, $1.00; altheas, Zac? "Jon-
wails, daffodils, iris, purple and
white Flags, $1. 00. Cc; Cape Jas-
mine, 50c ea., pink crepe myr-
tle, 20c. Prompt shipment. Add.
10 on all orders. Mrs. W. O.
Phillips, Ashland, Rt. 1.

Perennial phlex, Shasta dais-
es, large daffodils, cream nar-
cissi, $2.00 C; butterfly, altheas,
barberry laurels, all col. aza-
leas, dogwood, Cherokee roses,
crabapple, red maple, $1.50 doz.
Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge.

King Alfred jonquils, April
white narcissi, dbl. yellow can-
snowdrop bulbs, $2.00 C;
blazing star $1.00 ea.; red, pur-
ple, verbena, 50c doz.: horsera-
dish plants, 3 for 25c. Add post-
age. Martha Womack, Bremen,
Rt. 2, Box,.89.

Single blue hyacinth and dew-
drop bulbs, $1.00 doz. Mrs. R.
P; Steinheimer, Brooks. .

Dbl.

lehem, $3.00 C; King Alfred
jonquils, white narcissi, red

j;and yellow cannas, $2.00 C; pur-

ple lilac, 50c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Beatrice Mosley, Bremen,-
Rt. 2, Box 86.

Azaleas, white dogwood, ee
apple, 70e doz.; white, spruce
pine, Mtn. laurels, $1.00 doz.;
6 snowballs, 25c ea.; large size
bronze chrysanthemums, red,
pink Seven Sister roses, 10c ea.;
white, yellow, rust mums, 60c
doz. Add postage. No chks. Mrs.
Gertrude Reece, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

50 different kinds of cactus,
for sale-or trade for Print Feed
sacks. Mrs. L H. oe Eastanil-
lee,

Tulip bulbs, aetadiae most of

jonquils, Star of Beth-?

dy Perennial _





Yellow and lavende
doz. bulbs; white narcissi,
low daffodils, dbl. daffodi
butter and eggs, dbl. day
45c doz.; old fashioned r
forsythia, lilacs, almonds;
ea., 3. for 50c. Mrs. Mary
ley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Blooming size giant Kin
fred daffodil bulbs, $1.60
mixed blooming size jo:
narcissus and other fine, s;
blooming bulbs, 75c d
10c postage. Mrs. R. J. M
Augusta, Rt. 2, Box 413.

10 bu. dif. varieties ;
blooming bulbs, for s
once, very reasonable. R
Wells Fort Valley, 349 Co


Giant pansies, Steels
and Oregon Giants, 50. ;
for $1.50; 100, $2. 50 postpa
$15.00 M. E. _E. ren
fv. oe

Red spider lily bulbs, 50c
del. 2nd zone. Mrs. Annie Pa
lo, LaGrange, Rt. 4, Box

' Red and orange. Azaleas,
and white dogwood,. Redbuc
red and pink Cherokee Tos
Mtn. Laurels, 3-5 ft. root
$1.25 doz. Add postage
Bert Milhollan, Morganton.

Rugulesus Odorus

Cliff C. Dye, Middleton, he

Tulip (all col.) bulbs,
doz.; paper white narciss
Iris, all col. 35 doz.; re
woods, 60c doz. Well pack
Verna Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laur
redbuds, red, white dogwoo
azaleas, red maples, bloon
crabapples, holly, poplars, wh
pines, 3-4 ft., rooted, $1.1
Mrs. Ethel Chastain, Mor
ton, Rt. 1.

Strawberry bush, dogw
redbud, eo Wee

daisies, $1.25 C; 4 os (
$1.00. Net postpaid. No

beck, Morganton. :
Azaleas, 2-4 ft. blooming: gi

and Red Japonicas, b

size, 2-4 ft., 75 ea.;
Yellow. Cannas, $1.00 "doz. + Di
woods, Easter Bells, Lilacs,
ea. Add_ postage. Mrs.
Evans; Talona, . |

Weigelas, Be
lacs, Bush edie {

| Myrtles, Lilies, 25 ea; re

Boxwoods, 25 and 50c A
low Cannas, 60c doz.; Fe
Bulbs, 30c doz.; Fragra
Bulbs, 25 ea.; Peonies, ;
Add postage. Mrs. M. P. Fo
ter, Talona. s

Rhododendron, Heine ms
butus, Azaleas, Galax.
Bushes, Holly, Dogw
Silver Maples, Cedar,
others. Wet moss packed
don Hunnicutt, Tallula

Dbl. Pink Altheas,
Bushes, Dark Purple,
$1.00; Sage Plants, 10 for
Blue and Blue and Whit
lets,- 25 doz. Add postag
small orders. M. Pace T
Ref.

Yellow Jasmine, Watern
Red Crepe Myrtle, Re
White Dogwood, Magnoli
olive, Greybeard; Ced
for 10; 5 ft. for 45c; Re
thorne, 1 ft. for 15e 5.

Smith, Toomsboro, Rt. |

Red and Pink Hibiscu.
ple Eng. Wisteria, Althe
ea.: No. 1 Kudzu Cro
packed, $2.00 C. Yonge
Teeeor,: RES: = 7

Dogwood, Teaolive,

| Greybeard, Cedars, Ye

mine, Watermelon Re
Myrtle, Running H
10 per fit.; up to 5

| Hawthorne, 15 pe
co Eb

T5e. Add pr

Sultanas, Ovxalis,
Angel Trumpets,
Cushion Cactus, Air Pl:
Whit

10 ea. Plus pos

| accepted. Mes.
Toomsboro.

the popular col., well dried bulbs ;
| bl e






" FORSALE





olia, Teaolive, Granny
d, Red and White Dog-.
w Jasmine, Cedars,
Honeysuckles, Water-
Crepe Myrtle, ft.
ft., 45c. Plus post-
James Connell,

nd Egg bulbs,
Tris, 50 doz.;

20c
Can-

Lavender, Crepe

Pink Seven |

rooted, 15 ea.;
Lily Bulbs,
== $1.00: Ce Justicia,
. Add postage. Mrs.

Sonner, Villa Rica, Rt.

imp. |bydrangea, 50c

12 flowers on single

tra - large bulbs, 35c
looming size Bulbs, 25
or $1.00. Mrs. Rosa G.

Idosta, Box 112.

d White, Pink, Purple,
White, Pink,

, White, Purple

Pink Almonds, Blue
a, 50c ea.; White Aug.
DC ea.; Red Spider, 50c
How Nafcissi, $2-00:. C-
age. Mrs. Eo L. Smith,

ee Pansies, $2.25
Glad Bulbs,

Prk Thritt.

mac mixed,- -65c;

Nandenas, Variegated,
and other Shrubs, St.

;- 60e doz:

and Purple Tris, - 252 for
or 50; $2.00 C: Baby

ea and Deutzia, nice

to

Oxalis Bulbs, Sham-

Rose Blooms.

or Christmas blooms,

el.; 20 for $1.00. Mrs.
Williamson.

S, 2 yts., -6- for
a Shasta. Daisy,
sec Verbena,

in Ga. ea M. ES
shington, Ra. 2

mixed colors,
bs, $1.00 doz.; Small
doz. for $1. 00. Mrs.
1eS, oe Cane.

ood, A 1Oso ftecnich, aut
shes, $1.00 to $25.00 ea.
Robinson, PSHE TO,

ring Baiouds Strong, 2
ts ee ea.; Dbl. White
$1. 25 ea.; Mixed
aoa Iris, 60c doz.;
Red Verbena, 50c doz.;
bena, 4 doz. for 50c:
PP ingGa. Evelyn
inehurst.

* Lily Bulbs, small, 15c;
rc; large, 35c. Have sev-
d. Reduction on lots
more. Ready to mail.

K. Smith, Pineview.

Jd Cream Pink, large
ellow Rose vine, 20c
nd Wine Lily, Justi-
.; Leddy Junior, Bos-

c.ea. Exc for Red
ponies, well root-

ba Rose Veneeatea,
Blood, Red, Lavender,
d,.and damp packed,
Del ~ Mrs. L.- Lh. Pear-

ulbs, new favge var.
(white), Dream
sebud), King Lear,
Silver Edge), Blue.
dy, (Apricot Pink),
Med. 15 for $1.00:

for $1.00; Bulblets.

me. Potts, Porter-

ooted Milk and
a 25 ea.
Ss. ue oe

25C:

, Ferns,

2) Azaleas,

Red and Rose Everblooming
Begonia, rooted, 25c; Pink
Mums, 25c doz.: White Easter
and Old Time Yellow Rose, 75c
teaspoon, Rose Thrift, $1.25 C;
Red Verbena, 50c- doz; Old
Fashion Purple Verbena, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Lee Cro-
mer, Royston, Rt. 1.

Darwin Tulip Bulbs, bloom
ing size, 6c ea. Orders not ac-
cepted for less than $1.00. Mrs.
Bert Holcomb, Royston, Rt. 2.

White Narcissi Bulbs, $1.25
G-- Mrs LR: Patiord= Rimeon,
Rt.-1, Box 168.

Geraniums, begenias, peach,
red, salmon; pink, Iris, soses,
striped wandering jew, white
and $1.60. Add

carrying chgs. Mrs. J. E. Sor-

: rells, Royston, REGCE

~ Jonquil Bulbs, $1.00 C. Mrs.
G. Collins, Stillmore, Rt. 1.

Rooted Sage Plants, $1.00
doz.; 3 for 29;
1 Altheas, 25 ea.; Garlic Bulbs,
'$1.00 doz.; Poultice Lily Bulbs,
0c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Tf.
W. Newsome, Sandersville, Rt.
1. ae

Cameo Pink Azaleamums, 75c
doz.; Imp. White Hyacinth
Bulbs, $1.60 doz.; Daffodils,
Butier and egg Bulbs; 25 doz.;
Crimson Spider Lily, 50c doz.;
Silver Lace Vine, 40c a. Ne
checks or stamps. Add postage
with order. Mrs. Miles T. Tan-
ner, Sandersville.

_Easter Lily Potting Bulbs. If
potted now will have Easter
,| bloom. Limited quantity, 5c ea.
PP. on $1.00 orders. Oct. 15th
will dig Giant Hybrid Amary!-
lis Bulbs, Dr. Meades strain,

DunNett, Sandy Spring.

20 small rooted Oyster Shell
15 small, rooted Alliga-
tor Cactus Plants, 35e ea. Maid-
en Hair, Boston, Ruffled Ferns,
Dbl. Geraniums, Light, Dark
Red, Angel Wing, Silver spot-
ted Begonia, Christmas Cactus,
rooted, any 2 for~ $1.00: Jon-
quils, $1.00 C. West moss pack-

;,ed. Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shell-

man, Rt. 1, Box 54,

Narcissi, Chinese Sacred, No.
2, 50c doz.; No. 3, 40c doz.; $1:20
and. S652 C Paper White No.
a 35 doz.; 90c Copel ist
and 2nd'zones. Add 10c to chks.
Miss Mittie Collins, Smithville,
Pi ks

Few doz. seat Cabbage
Palms for sale, 50c ea. 3 fe
a O02 Week: Whaley,

iO. Box 295.

7 yr. old Box Woods, nice
shaped, well rooted. 15 for sale
at reasonable price, at my home.
aso Teem, Talking Rock, Rt.

Large Foxgloves, Pink Ver-
benas, 25c doz.; Yellow Dbl.
?|Fall Pinks, Pink, Hardy Phlox.
40c doz.; Daffodils, Orange
Day Lilies, White Nareissi,
Hedge Plants, 30c doz. Exc, for
Printed Feed Sacks. Mrs. J. M.
Hefner, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Blue Spider Wart, Roses,
Peachtree, Pink and White, 25
doz.; Dorothy Perkin, Pink, Red
Rambler, Old Fashion Red, large
ones, ' 35 doz.; Yellow Golden
Bells, 10c ea; Foxgloves, light
purple, 25c doz. Hedge Plants,
rooted. Miss Jewell Hefner,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Red. and Yellow

Japonicas,
blooming size, 2-4 fe

15 Ga.
blooming size, 2-4 ft.
$1.00 doz.: Easter Bills, Lilac,

50 ea.; Red and Yellow Can-
nas, $1. 00 doz. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Maybell Wright, Talona.

White and Black Pines, $1.60
doz.; Red Japonicas, "5c ea?
Dogwood, Sweet Shrub, Crab-

fapple, Black Gum, 25c; Yellow |
Aza-.

and Purple Iris, 5c doz.:
leas, 2-4 ft. $1. 00 doz. Add post-

age, Mrs, Pearl Stover, Talo-
na.

100 yellow narcissi, $1.00;
King Alfred daffodils, 12 for
50c; white narcissi, 75 for $1.00:
red Amaryllis, 4, 50c: red Sur-
prise lilies, 50c doz. Add pos-
tage. No chks. Mrs. Marion Hol-
Jand, Meigs.

fe Rhododendrons, mtn, laurels,

red, white dogwood,
y; maple,
; -

redbud,
craba 2



mixed. Same price. Joseph If.

Sparta,

Crabapple, Black Gum, 2-4 ft.

Savent Williams: seed,
spoonful, 25c. 80c Ib. L.
Crow, Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Azaleas, redbuds, rhododen-
drons, laurels, blooming crab-
apples, red, white dogwood, red
maples, holly, 2- 4 ft.,
$1.00 doz. Johnson Chastain,
Morganton. Rt. 1.

Flowering peach trees, red
dogwood, 15c ea., snowballs,
boxwoods, 25c ea. yellow Fall
pinks, 75c doz. bunches. Rooted.
Add postage. Mrs. Buster Dav-
enport, Morganton. Wi pox
34.

Royal oe ia Do TOs OUG.
Trumpet Creeper vines, 30c ea.
Red canas, 50c doz. Miss Josie
Hamilton, Baxley. Rt. 2.

Nice, large daffodil and April

tenga
A:

yellow narcissi, bloom early,
$1.50 C. Add postage. Not any

'mixed. Miss Hattie Wee Huff,

UU i Philomath.
10 Dbl. White ;

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED

> ae = 4 % =.

Dwarf boxwoods, 18 in. wide
bushy plants. State size, price
and mode of transportation run-
ning through your post office
.or town. Mrs. J. B.. Carlton,

Moultrie, 803 Second St o- Ek:

Want Violet plants (clumps)
for planting now. Must be the
long stemmed violets. Advise
fprice and quantity you have.
Mrs. Bess C. Shields, Manie\ts,
Ri 5:

5 Want exc. Tr nice Althea bush-
es (bloomed 2 yrs.), 3-6 ft. tall,
for Cape Jamine or Gardenia:
1 for I; also same exc. for dbl.
red and dbl. yellow japonucas,
blooming size. Ea. pay postage.
Mrs. K: Hogue, Hapeville.

Want 200 mixed Tulip bulbs,

ia, 200-300 daffodils, 100 mix.
col. hyacinths. Mrs. Flora Nich-
olson, Blairsville.

Want 25 well rooted Ligus-
trum plants. Write what you
have and price. Mrs. L. D. Mc-
Clelland, Ocilla.



SECOND - HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Moline slat wing No. 10 2 H.
turn plow, $7.50; 1 long wing
terracing plow for mules or
tractor, $20.00; 1 power unit
for pulling feed mill, $125.00.
G. -C. Edmondson, Temple.

Wheland 40 H. P. steam en-
gine and 60 H. P. boiler, in
good cond., and complete with
all valves, etc., this machinery
has been operating a 3170 saw
gin stand and operated last
in- April. 1045, Se WwW. eee
Coosa.

1. good used phaeton tote
single buggy, in good cond.
Good paint, steel tires and
Wheels. Picture if interested.
Clabie+ Lloyd, Jr.,
Box 46.

I Oliver oa plow, ped-
dling buggy, fair cond. few
other farm tools, $150.00. See,
1% mi, N. E. Meansville. O. H.
Howard, Zebulon, Rt. 1.

1 Liverman power hay press

with self-tamper, without en-
gine (being operated from pul-
ley of tractor), $125.00. Re -B.
Harrell, Easjman.

5 H. P. Red E garden trac-
tor, duek wheels, 8 in. turn
plow, cultivators, small drag
harrow, 2 wheel wagon (about
50021b. cap.) $225.00. C=. Bran-
is Stone Mountain, Phone
23443

Fordson tractor, good cond.,
with Chevrolet ignition, also
magneta, radiator, etc. and 2
disc plow to go with tractor.
Jas. Harris, Monroe, Rt. T-

Small Allis: Chalmers Com-
bine, fair cond., cheap, or exc.
for grain. L. W. Cochran, Se-
valence eee ance

Planet, Jr., (hand) seed drill,
perfect cond., like new, and.a
60 tooth (2 sections) harrow,
straight tooth, like new. A. T.
Milteer, Quitman, 603 = Boun-

za dry



rooted, |

blooming narcissi bulbs, $1.00 C;.

Want some heavy, old Eng.
and 24 in. tall. Must be healthy, |

100 ea. red verbena, red begon- |

| with planters



SEC ae ie a >
MACHINERY FOR SALE



3 Roller oe Syrup |.

Mill, 10 ft.
cond., $40.00.
Douglasville.

52-an- flat rock Grist Mill
and power unit, with power
type Corn Sheller, also No. 3 Jay
Bee feed mill and 50 h.p. elec-
tric motor. Located in Pine-
hurst. Lewis Ayer, Unadilla.

One 14x18 McCormick-Deer-
ing 1 H. hay baler, in good
cond., also No. 24 Chattanooga.
2H. turn plowed. 15 ee:
Marietta, Rt. 4.

Good Syrup Miil outfit, good
as new, $75.00. T. H. Emmett,

Lawrenceville. Rt. 1.

Golden new model No. 44
Cane Mill, 3 roller, and 1 Evap-
orator for sale.
Doerun, Rt. 1.

Late model 5 disc Case till-
er, good as new, also Intnl
side delivery rake, perfect cond.
for sale. S: E. Booker, Jr., Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 4.

Farmall A,

copper pan, good
C. H. McKown,

tractor. Recon-

|ditioned and re-painted, with

cultivating and planting equip-

ment, also 1 McCormick-Deer- |.

ing LA gas eng. good cond. W.
E. Wages, Statham.

~A-1 Hy Oliver Turner; 5 ieee

Gee Whiz, witk disc defender;
Knocker Guano distributor, and
other farm implements, in good
shape, at bargain. Sell all or
separately. J. E. Smith, Mari-
etta. Rt. 3, Box 176.

5 H. P. Beeman garden trac-
tor and. plow, . $125.00. C. ,
Gaines, Buford.

A 1937 J. D. tractor, model
B, good cond., a 2 disc plow,
1 disc harrow and 2 row culti-
vator, $1,100.00 at my barn. Z.
E. Haygood, Talking Rock.

A 3 roller Syrup Mill and
copper pan, for sale. Priced
right. . E. Pattillo, Lithonia,
Rt. 2, Phone Stone Mtn., No.
3178.

Complete outfit, in good cond.
1 Meadows Grits Bolter, 1 Mea-
dows Grits Mill. 24 in. rock,
complete: with elevators and
belts, also one 42 in. flat rock
with line shaft and pulleys and
be rings. All inquiries ans. J.
L. Cowart, Adel.

Ford Ferguson tractor, no
equipment, on good rubber,
$350.00; 2-2H. walking culti-
vators, good as new, $50.00 ea;
He cultivator,
GAA) 00rd = Sumner,
ald, Rt. 4.

Red Chief. corn. mill, . No.
25, good as new, $5.C0, FOB. C.
R. Rheney, Harlem. :

Allis Chalmers model C. trac-
tor with all planting and culti-

Fitzger-

vating equipment. New. R. N..

Stanley, Wrightsville, Rt.

1 Mirineapolis - Moline 3. bar |

side delivery rake, used very
little, $125.00 FOB, R. M. Hill-
house, Sylvester.

1 Wind Mill, complete, for
sale, at bargain. price. B. A.
Wallace, Millen.

A New Era dairy steam boil-
er, equipped, in good condition
$35.00 ai farm, KD. Sanders,
Eatonton. Rt. 2. a5

Farmall A tractor with start-
er, lights, power lift, planters,
cultivators, 2 disc tiller, tanden
cutaway harrow, for sale at
once at my farm. C. F. Greeson,
Madison. Rt. 4.

3 Hammer Mills for rent, cash |

or 50-50 basis, for peanut vines
only; also some heavy syrup for
feed. O. E. Norton, Fairburn.

1 heavy 2H. wagon, thimble
skein, in good cond., $100.000
cash. Oliver Wofford, na
Route 2.

Ford tractor and harrow, good

cond,, $1,000.00. Trade for mule

and wagon, good milch cow, or
laying hens; half eash. G. W.
Stoker, Dallas, Rt. 4.

1 Skelton seed pan for hoe
vesting Lespedeza seed. Pan has
a shaker top with holes in it
for seed to fall through in pan;
fits mower, with 5 ft. cutter bar,
$15.00. O. x Dickson, Fayette-

ville.

D. C. Case tractor on rubber
and cultivators,
model G Case 6 ft. Combine,

Inin 6. Aer, 27 tte harrow,
12 dise grain drill with fert. at-| i

achment. All bought new

a E. Smith, }

used this year, |



Avery tractor, tiller,
seed-box, weeder,
planters, s
row. All good cond.
Vaughn, Covington. RFD

2 H. wagon, J. D.
ers, bottom plows, an
farming implements, $400
lot; live 5 miles Thoma
Pickard School House,
1-2 miles from 74 highwa
right at Pitt's Store. Wi
Smith, Thomaston, Rt.

Good, 2 H. Mower, in
running order, for sale |
for cattle or hogs. Edwin
son, Douglasville. Ri:

1 Evaporator Syrup Dp
ft. long, only used part. of
good as new, $18.00. G. G
ton, Alamo, Rte 2"

q TOW Allis _ Chalmer
outfit, 8 ft. drag harrow.
harrow, 3 disc J. D.
rubber, a. Ae

cond., $1,500.00. T. K H
Davisboro. =

1 small Allis Chae
bine, fair cond., $325.00
| Elton, Tennille. :

Newly overhauled All
mers B tractor and 2 dis
ens plow, extra good rub
P Jackson, Sparta.

11-2 bp. Inia gas en;
good cond., used for y
farm uses, also med. s
Pea Huller (new: spik
concaves). J. H. Patr
son.

CORRECTION: ae

McCormick Corn Bind
good cond., $150.00. W. R. I
ard, Stephens. :

3 row grain drill. wit
tilizer attachment, prac
new. H. C. Waldrip, Fe
Rt :

1 Intn] Riding cw
| $60.00; also. black, 9 yi

1400 Ib. horse mule, so
work anywhere, reasonable
cash. Dave Glisson, Col 1

two.

this year, $100.00. O.
ertson, -Canon, Kt,

A 1941 model 40 Allis
mers Combine, in good
for sale.
man, .

Extra ona fo wee
sale or exc. for garden t

Millan St. N. W. Phone He

Farmall B tractor with
equipment, planting, guan
cultivating, also 1 D. C.
tractor for breaking. an
rowing, 1.Intn] Combine
power unit,.54 in. (cut 5
only), 2-18 in. bottom

C. Hart, Barwick.

Lilliston Peanut Pick
sale. Geo. N. Thomas, Th

| boro.

Med. size Walking t
cart, plows and harrows. |
McFarland, Alto. Rt.

A 2. H. wagon, $25.00
place, or exc. for pigs
del. Lithia Springs. T
bin, Lithia Spas

Barrel type elec. ch
gal., excellent cond
fmos. only, $35.00. Mr
Adams, Atlanta. Spru
care County Squire ie
1087.

Ou No. 10 Intnl.
Mill, good cond.,
Case motor for same Ss
gether. or separately.
Smith, Sparta.

Allis Chalmers B eee
tractor, with good rub
er, lights, power take off,
plow, 16 disc harrow,
other equipment, all
new, cheap for cash. A.

_vall, Greensboro. Rt. 1.

J. D., belt driven Ha:
in good cond., for sale
Avera, Roberta. :

- practically new z I
disc tiller, for sale. H.
ander, Carrollton. Rt.

$180.00.

Herbert
Madison: Rt. =








FOR SALE

SECONDAIK AD
MACHINERY "WANTED |





jdiey: mower

2s, used about 3

or selling, have

stor and mower),
yy place.

ur Rt. 3 (near WSB

uc: used less
. .-S>... Greene,

> 1 H spring wag-
vis Stover feed
s corn in shuck),
25.00." See at Stew-
mi So. Forsyth,
J. F. Heard, For-

Rant. seed and fer-
used 2 days,
Lawrence,

Chalmers tracter,

isc Athens Till-

nodel 60 A. C. Com-
power hay baler.
lass: Floyd B. Wat-
7, Cherokee Rad.
armall tractor, cul-
lipment, planters,
2 Distillers, in A-1
Benton, Colbert.
tractor and ene
0 Elton Snider,

model
= tires),

0.00;
yr. old mules, |
and |

0. M. A. Mobley, '

- H. tractor, 1941:
overhauled motor, |
J planters and cul-

ke off for a late.

eere B, without)

; 2 good oe

Want tractor, med.
rubber, in first class cond. pre-
fer Farmall, Model A - F20,
John Deere B or Allis Chalmers:
Bush and Bog harrow,
machine for tractor. A. B. Med-
lock, Atlanta, Rt. 2, Box 504,
Phone Ve 3318.

Want JJ. D., Oat Seder for
6 disc dist. tiller. State cond.,

and best price. Within 40 miles nough, Rt. 3.
BR, D, Humphrey,

Bainbridge.
Colquitt.

Want 1 B model Atlis Chalm- |!
ers tractor with starter and
lights, on rubber, cheap for
Ss a E. Sanders, Carnes-
ville

mowing |

{
1

|

|

' Want 1 power Syrup Mill ona

pan in No. 1 shape. State best
cash price, FOB loaded at your
station, guar. in~ good shape.
Need now. S. F. Stanley, Dal-
ton. RFD 2.

Want Fain Deere B or H trac-
tor in good cond., with or with-
out equipment: late model only.
Ray Strand, Swainsboro. Rte tb.

Want Briggs and Stratton gas
eng., air cooled, around 3 or 6
vit: P., for farm use. Must be in
good shape. I. E. Miller, Scott.
PO Box LE

_ Want Fordson tractor of late
model, in good _ shape, steel |

}

wheels, and Tiller with Seeder, |

for cash, or would like to trade.
pr good, 1050 Ib. ard 5 and 12
Be old mules. T. EK. Childs, Ab-
> byville. Rt. 1,

JD or Intn],
within 5 mi, Gainesville. W.
M. Hamilton, Cleveland. Rt. 2.

Want 1 cropper Syrup pan,
|12x4 ft. evaporator,
or buy. My pan 10x36
good cond. W. MM,
wood.

Want a H or an A trac-.
tor. Advise what vou have and
+price. W. E. Whatley, Metter.
hp O. Box 141,

Want 2 disc plow for model |
H. John Deere 1940 tractor. H.

in good cond.,

yn.

' A. Butts, Warm Springs.

Want small Briggs and Strat-
,ton air cooled engine, not under
13 H. P. to be used on farm,
" strictly for farm use. Must be
in good cond. I. E. Miller, Scott.
Box 11.

Want 3 disc tiller with seed-

\er, new or second hand, in good

~ | hand

- riffin, Box a

isc tiller on rubber,
red hitch. O. K. ex-
rore some, $140.00;
os ice box, $40.00.

Z r steel A for

C, tractor~ for

o want hydraulic
- take-off for Al-
s C tractor. G. W.

6
ler, used part of 4
0 at farm. R. E.

ee

ammer Mill, good

FHP gas: -eng:,
and a small pea
or $65.00. V. M.
ryers, Bits 2,

g cream separa-
type, excellent
lable price. Will not
gston, Ashland,

p Kettle with 100.
a rice. Will

cond. State make and price.
Leon Gaff, Fitzgerald. Rt. 3.

Want some good
wagon wheels for 2 H.
wagon. Odis Duggan, Chester.

Want Ford in A-l
cond., 10 in.
tires, cultivators, 4

tractor
on good rubber,
planters,

-|dise tiller with seed box, 5 ft.,

dbl. cutting harrow, power lift.
weeder; will consider H Farm-|
all or J. Deere B with equip-
ment. Joel S. Hollis, Reynolds.

Want 60 or 80 gal - Syrup
Kettle, in good cond. F. Mc- ~
Neal, Waycross. Pe. a 116.

motor, to use in baling hay, al-_
so 60-80 gal. Syrup Kettle for
'making syrup. Advise best cash
prices. Samp Smith, Douglas.
Route 2,

Want 1 H. wagon, Hay Rake,
and 1 Hs -Grain Drill in
shape and within 30 miles. Chas.
Gowder, Powder Springs, Rt. 2.

Want second hand power
Cane Mill, preferably with
Rollers capable of extracting
juice enough to run 2- 16
Evaporators;

RED.

with cultivators, planters and
Distillers, or J. Deere L. with
equipment. Ralph Collier, Com-
er,

dis-

with cultivators, planters,

| tributor, harrows and plow. E.

di Daughtry, Cobbtown, xt. 1.

Want grain drill!.6 or 8 row,

Will trade
in :
Alien, Oak-

|

|

Want good Intnl 5 H. gas.

fair

9oRte

ft. Turnip Seed, 10c
Cabbage: Collard Seed, strawberry (bear 2 qt. per plant festation, 1d5e Ib.

Golden Mill pre- White
ferred. Pete Deas, Lake Park, j0 oz; 50c 1b; 1 lb, Flat Dutch during year),

| 50c doz.

second. Mashburn,



SEED FOR i

; <<

Broad Leaf Mustard a

size, on Southern Giant Curled Mustard

Seed, 1945 crop,
MES Ve NE Johnson,
Rt. 1, Box 54.

Mixed Turnip Seed, 30c lb.
Mrs. Roy Bialock, Canton, Rte.

White Nest Onions for Fall
Planting, 60c gal. PP in Ga. No
checks. H. LL. Field, McDo-

50c cupful.
Shellman,

Red Shallots and Scallion
Buttons For Fall Planting, $1.00 -
gal: Collard Seed, 75c lb; Sweet
William Seed for May flowers,

25c large spoonful. L. A. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Nice Red Nest Multiplying
Onions, $1.25 gal. No checks.
Add postage. Will not send less
than 1 gal. Mrs. A. D. Kellogg,
Flowery Branch, Rt. ys

Ga. Collard Seed, 60c lb. PP.
Exe. Pot Flowers and = Yard
Flowers for Print Feed Sacks.

Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Valdosta,
Rto4,

18 lbs. Apples 22 lbs. Peas
30c lb; White Multiplying On-
ions, 15 qt; Old Fashion Red
Onions, 20c qt; also Red Sets,
|25e qt. No COD. Add postage.
|Miss Myrt Caudell, Homer, Rt.
1, Box 109.

22 lbs. Peach Seed, $1.00 Ib:
75 lb. if all taken at once. B.
F. Proctor, Powder Springs, Rt.
Te

Red Nest Onions,
Gourds,

$1.00 gal;
Gourd Seed, Red and
Yellow Plum Trees, Concord
Grape and Blackberry Plants,
Sassafras Root and Cherry Bark.
Write for prices.. Mrs. L. M.
Wooten, Camilla.

Red and Green Pepper, mix-
ed with little kind, 25 qt; 90c
gal. Add postage; Ga. Bell Peach
Seed, 25c doz. Add postage. Miss
Toy Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

White Nest Onions, good meas-

ure, nice and clean, $1.25. gal; :
Red Valentine Bean Seed, 35c
teacup. All PP. Mrs. B.
Weeks, Dial.

White Egg Turnip Seed, cad
Shogoin and White Egg turnip |
seed, 60c lb. Germination good. |
Robert Hunt, Cordele, Rt. B.

Elberta Peach Seed, 25c doz;
also 1 NZ White 314 mos. old:
Rabbit,-Ped. stock, $3.00. Exp.
col; White Feed Sacks, 100 lb.
cap, 1l5c ea; Raspberry Plants; |
Add postage. Mrs. Otis
Cumming, Rt. 5.

Austrian Winter Peas, $5. 25.
C. F. W. OKelley, Murrayville.

Lar ge Red Indian Peach Seed,
50c doz: Blue Damson Plum
Seed and Bings Cherry Seed,:
25e doz: Klondike Strawberry
_Plants, 30c C. Add postage.
Rosie Cr awe, Cumming, Bebeaeks

50 gals. White Nest Onions for.
Fall Planting, $1.00 gal. Exe. for |
3 Print Sacks, 100 lb. size of
same kind, Mrs, B. Thornton,
Bowdon, Rt. 1.

White Multiplying or Nest,
Onions, $1.00 gal; Old Fashion

|for $1.75 del.

| Strawberry

SEED F OR SALE









boas Top White Globe Tur-

nips, Mustard and Collard Seed,
50 lb. PP. W. WwW. Williams,:
Quitman.

4 bu. Red Nest Onions, $1.00
pk. Mrs. E. H. Garner, Buford.

INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS FOR SALE



Electric Farm Master |
100 egg. cap., used 4 times, good.

cond. $10.00. Will not ship. Mrs. |

Odessa Wright, Alpharetta, Rt.
One.

3 deck Sunnybrook elec. start-
ing battery forchicks. cap. 600
at day. old, 180 at,5 wks. first |
_class cond., $50.00; also elec.
Inc., 400 egg ca 4 trays, first
class cond., $50.00. do Ga Cy
Kirkley, Covington. Rt. 4.

3 Sears Roebuck Ine;
520 and 600 egg cap. Will not
ship. Come after. Malvin~ Col-
lins, Whigham.

4 coal brooders, $17.00 ea; 2
wood _brooders, factory made, |
$10.00 ea. and 15 drinking foun-
tains for chicks, $1.00 ea. Ralph |
Dangar, Woodstock. A ie

PLANTS FOR SALE



Klondike 4nd

strawberry plan's,
Mrs.
lips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Blakemore strawberry Plants,
50 for 40c; 55c C., $4.00 M. Pre-
paid. E. E. Drewry, Griffin.

' Extra early large Klondike
Strawberry Piants, 30 Cs $125
for 500; o 25 M. Add postage.
Mrs. R. . Cain, Cumming, Rt.
ds,

| Strawberry plants: Jewels,

_Wonderberries, Gibson, Lady Pg
Red Golds, mixed, 60c C. Fine
for fall planting. Add postage.

iNo checks. Mrs. Lona Black-
| well, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Plants, Black- |
/more, 50c C; $4.00 M. Earl E.
Drewry, Brooks.

Missionary
40 C: 500
Leila Phil-

es



Lady Thompson Strawberry
Plants, 40e-C> 300: for $110* 1
large Quince bush to exc. for
38 Print Feed Sacks, all alike
with small figures, dots or
| checks:= Mis= J. VE> Halk=Cal-
houn, Rt. 1. =

Large, well rooted
plants, 4 for 50c; 10 for $1.00;
Peppermint, Spearmint, Catnip,
balm, 25c doz. bun. 50 orders
P. P. Damp moss packed. Mrs.
PA. Fels

Rooted Sage bianis 25
old fashioned peach trees,
ea.; crabapple trees, 20c a.;
| muscadine grapevines, 20c ea.;
oe aes bushes, $1.50 doz.
Mrs. W. H. Norrell, Gainesville, |

ea.;
25E

Mastodon strawberry plants,
young, well rooted, 75c C; $5.00
M. Add postage. No chks. Mrs
LA, eG. Mayeld, ee Rt. |

Shallot Onions, 30c C; 400 for $1. 1.

Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell.

Multiplying Onions,
Not prepaid. Herbert E, Rich-
ardson, Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Scallion Onion Buttons, 50c
qt; Strawberry Plants large
early berries, $1.25: C7 All PP.
Wits iG oe bay. lor,

Imp. Purple Top White Globe
oz; 5b0e 1b

90c gal.

Wakefield cabbage and col-|
lard plants, 40c C; 300, $1.05;
$2.75 M., also print sacks, 100
lb. cap., 450=en. 6. for 3 -
Lee Crow, Gainsville,

Box 143.

Frost-proof- cabbage plants, |

Buchanan, fresh and green, 300, $1.00; 500 max, Rt. 2.

| $1.25; $2.50 M. Postage paid. R.
Chanclor, Pitts.

Bradleys scarlet everbearing |

plants, $1.00 -C:

400,

Sage

Waco, Rt. 2, Box

Bradleys scarlet: eee al
strawberry (bear 2 qt. per p
plants, $1.00 C. or exe. for pi
sacks, free of holes; :
sacks of a kind. Mrs. Joe Woo
Cleveland, Rt. 4.



GFAIN AND HAY
FOR ee



|
|
|
|

| 400 bu. Full Grain a 400 bu,
'Hasing Oats in bulk Combin
Run, 65c bu. at mv farm
Phillips, Farmington. -

| Bancroft Oats, 90c bu; Coke
Oats, slightly mixed with whea

Coker s Early Full Grain Oa
pure and clean, 90c bu. in sacks

at farm. J. H. Patrick, Jack=_
json.

2000 bu. Victor Grain Se
Oats, strain 4, in even w
and 5 bu. bags, 80c bu; also 50
_bu. Cokers Ped. Victor Gra
Strain 5, first yr., recleaned a
treated with Seresan, 90 bu. per.

A yield. G. T. Cassels, Aen
cus.

75 bu. Feed Wheat at $1
| bur 400 bu. 100 to 1 Oats, 9

bu. in large lots. J. W. Hewell,
Bogart.

' 10 bu. Rve, $2.95 bu.
| Dangar, Woodstock, Ria:

16,000 buz Stanton and Victo
Grain Oats, .75c -bu. at ba
Buyer to load and hul. Make

xcellent seed if recleaned.
K. David, Marshallville.

2,500 bu. Victor Grain Seed
Oais, sound, bright, and heav
80c bu. In good, even 5 bu. even
wt. bags. FOB. N. P. Bassett,
Fort Valley, Phone 160 W.

50 tons baled oats, oa 00. to
FOB my farm. J.. - Dobs
| McRae, Rte 2. oat

Coker Victor Seed Gated
even weight bags, $1.00 bu. San-
ford Wheat, excellent, gua ty,
| $2.50 bu. J. D. Duke, Ft. Va

Quantity of good quality
Coker Victor Oats, even weight
| bags, $2.50 bu. Sanofrd Wheat
at. $2.50 bin De OF Lane,
Valley.

Gen. Hastings 100. a Seed
Oats, from high yields per ac
Good clean seed, $1.00 bu. Ji s,
B. Woods, Brooks.

Considerable amt. good this
| seasons mixed Betton Meadow

Ralp



and Dallis Grass, $25.00 to $30.
ton depending on brightness
hay. At my barn 8 miles from
Milledgeville on Macon Hw
/R. E. Cotton, Milledgeville,
Columbia St., Phone 6586.
1000 bu. Cker Victor Se
Oats, 90c bu. R.*i. Wells Ss
Fort Valley, 349 College St,
300 bu. Gen. Hastins 100 + Us
Oats, bright, clean and pure, es-
pecially harvested for seed, $1.00
hh. 2: Telford, Maysvi le,
aS 8
| Combine Run, Full Ge
Oats, 80 bu: Victor Grain,
57% pure; 87% pure at 95c_ b
Ralph S. Collier, Comer. _
High Quality Full Grain See
, Oats, $1> .
| Wheat, $1.95 bu. Riley C. Co
Turin.
| 33 Acres Corn in field at.1
_farm for sale, 3 miles south of
EClimax. Buyer to gather an
haul. C. A. Waltmire, Sts a

~



400 lbs. facings Dyne
Popcorn, dry and clean, 19%
crop, treated against weevil
in 50 Jb
/or more; also 1,000 Christ

Cabbage Seed, $2.00. Mrs. Wil- Mrs. G. W. Winkler, Cleveland, | ped Pullets, 12 wks. old, $1.25

Want good Farmall A tractor lie Smith, Rolston.

Shallot Onions, 25e C. Miss
Vena Brown, Hartwell 4-4

Fine Purple Top White Globe
, Turnip Seed, 50c lb. W. S. Mor-

Want Farmall H or M. tractor gan, Americus, Rt. A.

50 lbs. Good sound 1945 Crop
Dude Creek Watermelon > Seed, |
hand saved, $1.75 lb. Otis Jus-

Want Bush and Bog harrow. tice, Irwinton, Rt. 2, Box 59.

Advise price, cond., and loca-
tion. R. J. Walsh, Garfield.



_ SEED FOR SALE

Blue Lupine: High quality, 7
lbs. my farm Bapt. Rest R

ees,



|

Near Fairburn, $4. ae Phone

F-

15 lbs. Ga. Collard Seed for
gale, 50c Ib. L, D: Eos
Manchester, Rt. Es

White and Yellow Multiply-
ing Onions, $1.00 gal. for Fall

09 Planting. Mrs. W. E. Vandiver,
d. Martin, RED 2. 2

Tender streaked Corn. Field
( ul.

Ri.

ATI var, cabbage, kale, ru-.
Bermuda on-)

tabaga, collards,
ions, white and red nest onions,
50 C. Any amt. also Asparagus
plants, garlic, evergreen bunch-
ing onions, leek, artichokes, 35c
doz. All del. Mrs. H. ye Prank-
tin, Register.

= 2$T50 at 14. wks. Mz
Woodiliff, sae Branch, | Rt.



SYRUP. FOR SALE



1,000 gals. Cane re No

Cans: "Ral Fewell, Clin
URED: ie





Reg. Hereford Cattle





AUCTION. SALE

An Auction Sale of 50 (10 bulls - 40 fem:
(foundation stom se

be held on Monday, November 5, at 1. P. MC.
4 mi. No. Roswell on Crabapple Rd., 22
eae Barbecue ee ae 00


5 es ye

- FOR SALE

ian Summer Everbearing
ed Raspberry, produces 2 and
erops in 1 yr. 85e doz; Blue
2m Plum, Red Cherry
prouts, 20c ea. Add postag-.
lartha Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

range, Lemon, Grapefruit
'rees, 2 doz. for $1.00. PP. Ly.
Messer, Atlanta, 155 5th St.,

nze Seuppernong, Musca-
Vines, 3 yr. size, Himalaya
arry, Black -Walnut, 50c ea.
s. Chas. B. Robinson, Bow-

bout 100 nice Pecan trees,
Pp? to 13. ft. tall, for sale
most your own price, if
ome and dig them. Mrs. Sal-
ie T. Haskin, Haddock, Rt. 1.



FRUITS & VEGETABLES
"2 FOR SALE-



50 Ibs. nice Sun Dried~ Ap-
ples, free of cores and peeling,
50c lb. PP. Cash or M.O. Mrs.
M. T. Holden, Ball Ground, RFD

Red and Green Hot, and Sweet
epper, 50c gal. Del. Mrs. Leilar
Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1.

1945 nice Dried Peaches, 60c
1b; Apricot Plums, 35c ea; 4 for
$1.00. Mrs. Lee Hood, Gaines-

25 Ibs. Sun dried Horse Ap-

les, free of core, peelings, seeds,
black spots, worms 45c lb. etc.
Add. postage. Mrs. 8S. R. Bussey,
- Rock.

Bunch Sweet Potatoes for

sale in truck loads or less at

patch. Make best price, 14% mi.

southeast of Vienna. R. C. Sand-
rs, Vienna.

Bronze Scuppernongs, $1.50

Pk: $409 bu; also Scuppernong

. Museadine Vines, 50 each.

5. Chas. B. Robinson, Bow-
don, Rt. 2.

} Ibs. nice 1945 Crop Dried
ples, June and Lemon Twig,
mixed, 40c Ib. Add postage.
Mrs. Earley T. Carter, Logan-

2
He
Nice Dried Apples, 1945 crop,
lb; Red and Green Hot Pep-
50c-gal: Blue Damson Plum
, 25e doz. Mrs. J. E. Sor-
is, Royston, Rt. 1.
Two-thirds Acre of Sweet
Potatoes for sale at the patch.
51.00 bu. Leon Thompson, Gib-

oN



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



GE: ao B
. Hand gathered Sage, shade
Jried, 1945 crop, 90c 1b; 3: Ibs.
more, 80c lb. PP in Ga. J.

J. Brown, Toccoa, Rt. 2.
- Shade dried, 1945 crop Sage,
25e soda boxful. Miss Myrt
audell, Homer, Rt. 1, Box 109.

014 in. in circum. Not less

than 4 sold. No stamps. Write
for prices; also Gourd Seed,
nixed. T. B. -Thomas,

ANE: Z

Small patch Green Cane (name
unknown; nice chewing cane);
will sell for 3c stalk. Come, dig
t. Mrs, S. S. Bizzell, Moultrie,
804 6th St., N. E.

2 large N does, mated, and 1

ge NZ buck, $6.00. for lot.

, by October 15th. Mrs.
LL. Chases, Kingsland.

NZ White rabbits, heavy wt.,
type, good producers, best strs.
healthy stock, $1.50 ea. up, ac-
cording to age; NZ Red bucks,

eeding ages, good wt. $4.00 ea.

rs. W. E. Marshall, Reynolds.

- FALL
The Fall Sale of the

Breeders Assn., will be held at Valdosta and Lown-
Co. Live Stock Auditorium, Valdosta, Wednes-

ovember 7, at 1 P.

By

& FRUIT TREES |

offered. For Catalog
nd L

_ MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE |

ey

FEATHERS:
Goose feathers, excellent cond,

Elizabeth Johnson, Soperton.
GOURDS:

Small striped and Nest Egg
gourds, 5e ea. Exc. for feed sacks
Mrs. John Weaver, Temple, Rt.
2

HONEY, BEES, BEE
SUPPLIES, ETC.:

Stand of Bees, 8 and 10 frame
hives, I story (most of them 1
pointed,) $6.00 ea. C. E. Fowke,
Atlanta, 1406 Lakewood Ave.,
Few cases No. 1 table honey,

10 Ib. size, 4 pr. case, $8.00; 5 Ib.
6 for $6.00; alsa will pay 40c

35c lb. for darker grades, del.

to me. Rev. Curd Walker, Sop-

erton, Rt. 1.

SACKS:
Print

sacks, 45c ea; white

feed sacks, 20c ea. No personal

chks, M. O., or money insured
or reg. M. C.:Coleman, Dawson-
ville, Rt. 1.

x

White guano sacks, 25c ea;
white chicken feed sacks, 20c
ea. . All washed and exc., con.
Add postage. E. M. Beckham,
Tifton. :

100 Ib. eap. white feed sacks,
20c ea; Print sacks, washed,
ironed, 40c ea. Add postage. No
PCOD. Mrs. M. L. Crow, Jr.,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

50 white chicken feed sacks,
washed, free of holes, good
grade, $8.00; Sage plants, $1.00
doz; Mastodon everbearing
strawberry plants, $3.50 M.
Postpaid. L. J. Ellis, Cumming.

100 white chicken feed sacks,
washed, 25e ea. Add _ postage.
Limited amount. W. D. Heard,
Cumming, Rt. 5.

55 fertilizer sacks, washed,
white, 200 lb. cap., 15c ea. at my
| home or 18e del. C. C. Lumpkin,
Charing, Box 43.

Sacks, unwashed, 15 ea. Add
15e postage. R. M. McWilliams,
College Park, Rt. 2.

White, Chicken Feed Sacks,

Add postage. Mrs. Kazy Bennett,
Cumming, Rt. 3. :

Print Chicken Feed Sacks, 100
Ib. cap., free of holes, .45 ea.
White, 20c ea. Add postage. M.
'O. preferred. No checks. Major
! Crow, Gainesville, RFD 1.

Print Feed Sacks, washed,
good cond., 40c ea; White un-
washed Sacks, 15c ea. plus. post-
age. Mrs. Joe Shadburn, Cum
ming, Rt. 5. ;

| Print Sacks, 40c ea, washed,
holes, 20c; large Early bearing

postage. No COD. Mrs. G. L.
Hubbard, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

19 White Chicken Feed Sacks,
free of holes, 100 Ib. cap., 20c
ea; 15 of the same with small
holes, 15c ea; 21 White 50 Ib.
sacks, free of holes, 10c ea; 8
|Print Sacks, free of holes, 3
alike, 5 all different patterns,
/35e ea. Add postage. Mrs. IL
N. Minish, Commerce, Rt. 4.
SAGE:

1945 crop Sage, hand gather-
ed, shade dried, $1.00 Ib., 3 Ibs

lb. All postpaid. 100 Ib. lot
price on request. Harrison T.
Brown, Toccoa, Rt. 2.

10 Ib. lots for $1.40 Ib; Hot Pep-
per, ground, $1.00 lb. Cash or
M. O. Aldora Keith, Gay, Rt. 1.

Shade cured 1945 Crop Sage;
$1.25. Ib. Del. to 2nd. zone. Mrs.
| Annie Patillo, LaGrange, Rt. 4,
Box 79.

Pure Leaf Sage, home grown,
hand picked, $1.25 lb. PP. Sam
Twedell, Lithonia, Rt. 2.

SALE

Georgia Aberdeen-Angus



M., EST. 50 females and
or Hotel Reservation,
ides Co. Chamber of



$1.00 Ib; 75 lbs, 75c lb. Mrs.j

lb. for some Yellow, Beeswax; |

Plenty of Coarse White Feed}

unwashed, free of holes, 15c ea.|

Strawberry plants, 45c C. Add}.

or more, 90c Ib. 20: lb bag, 85c.

. Fresh Ground Sage, $1.50 lb;|

_ Wednesday,





OPENING PECAN
AUCTION SALE

The opening pecan auction sale at Vidalia will
be held Tuesday, October 9th: Morning
M., Afternoon Sale, 2 oclock.

Two (2) sales weekly, on Tuesdays and Satur-
days at Vidalia, follow the opening sale. All sales
will be Net to the seller this season.

| A schedule of prices paid at these sales will be
| carried weekly m the BulJetin during the Season.



1 extra good milch
2 young heifers, good
reasonable in price, P,
' dox, Sunny Side.



SHEEP AND GO

Sale, 10 A. .
ae FOR SALE



At Stud: Sunshine
Chief, 87678, best that hi:
offered, Fee, $12.00. .
| Pickett, College Park, !
Princeton. oe





3 Milk Goats, layin



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



Cured dry Sage, $1.00 1b;
scallion roots, or onion bulbs,
$1.00 gal. Add postage to all.
Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Rt.
L:

Several Ibs. Dry Sage, $1.50

for $1.00; Peppermint | Plants,
Garlic, 50c doz; Onion Buttons,
35c lb. Myrtle Pace, Temple,
Re i

Good Seasoning Sage, hand-
picked, shade dried, $1.00 1b; 10
to 20 lbs. for 90c Ib. Ground,
$1.50 lb; also fill 25 and 50c
orders; Dried Catnip Leaves,
25c orders.. V. Keith, Alvaton.

ROOTS AND HERBS:

Catnip, Peppermint, $1.00 doz;
Well rooted Garden Sage, $1.00
doz: Garlic Bulbs, 50c doz. Add
postage. Miss Lena Crump,
Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Yellow Root, Bear Foot,
Queen of the Meadow, Sassa-
fras Root, Burdock, Yellow
Dock, Witch Hazel Bark, Wild
Cherry Bark, 35 Ib; 3 lbs. for
$1.00. Miss Vernie Stover, c/o
R. C. Stover, Pisgah. :

WALNUT MEATS:

Walhut Meats, $1.00 pint. Add
postage. Mrs. Presley Fowler,
Diamond.

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

m



APPLES WANTED:

Want to exc. some chicken
feed sacks for good eating ap-
ples. Advise. O. S. Duggan,
Chester.

CORN WANTED:

Want 50 bu. of old corn,
shucked or unshucked. State
price. Mrs. Fred Johnson, Lo-
ganville, Rt. 3.

FEATHERS. WANTED:

Want some nice, new Goose
feathers. State price per pd.
Mrs. E. E. Price, Summerville,
Bi. :

PEAS WANTED

Winter garden peas. Advise.
George A. McArthur, Albany,
1503 Dawson Road.

SACKS WANTED:

Want some good Printed Feed
Sacks, 3 or more alike. State

line E.

He. 3.
Want Print Feed Sacks in exc.

for this years Dried Apples, 2

Landrum, Adairsville,

tlbs. Apples per sack. Pay post-

age. Mrs. Floyd Hardman, Toc-
eoa, Rt. I,

SEED WANTED:
Want Chinquapin Seed or

Plants. Write prices, etc. Mrs.
Harl Gravitt, Calhoun, Rt. 3.

Want 15 lbs. Red Clover Seed.
Give price. A. J. Martin, Grif-
fin, Rt. Cy

Want Tomato Seed. Write
stating kind, price per Ib. and
how many you have. Roger W.
Sikes, Glennville,

SYRUP WANTED:

in gal. cans of good quality, also
quote in other containers, fob

shipping point. E. S. Hicks,
| Yatesville.

TREES WANTED:

Want to buy 200 to 500 best
Peean Trees, grafted 2 to 3 ft.
J. R. Youmans, Columbus, 1600
Boulevard St.

Want about 1500 budded 1 yr.
old stock Satsuma trees, at 2c



3 ce ok

_ Johnson,

healthy, true to name trees,_P

lb; Sage Plants, 5 for 60c; 10

|H. G. Vandiviere, Canton.

Want about 1. qt. Willetts|

what you have and price. Mo-

Want pure Ga. Cane Syrup:

instead of|12 y
{ h



friers, ducks and geese
er. trade for small.
Pony. Mrs. Helen R.

|lanta, Rt. 2, Box 564

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

PECAN TREES WANTED: |, Purebred Saanan Goat
Want 30 Stuart Pecan Trees, 7 mos. old, large for a

od, hornless buck. Exc. fo
not less than 6 ft. Must be good, Heifer Yearling. Grahai

E, Cody, Collins. "Son, Culverton, Rt. 1.
PEAS WANTED: | 9 milk goats, 8 milki
Want about 2 Ibs. South Ga. young doe (ready to be
2 crop bunch peas. Mrs, H. M. all heavy milkers, M.
Cochran, College Park, Rt. 2. Rome, 1005 Oakland Ay

Stud: Roddy
Strike, young son of 1
outstanding Toggenburg

fresh, clean, first class Bunch'|
GRAIN AND HAY WANTED: |
(not the Runner) Peanut Hay. | 0U
Advise price. Del. Milledge-| the South, and his dam
ville, and give particulars. Dr.| quality stock. Ver
B, McH. Cline, Atlanta, Grand) Setvice this season, and
Theatre Bldg., Ja3743. | pointments only...

John H lanta, 93
Want 75 bu. good Seed Oats, | St, N. ee ae 93

Full Grain or Fulghum and S :
bu. Wheat, for feeding chickens.|, 1 Saanan billy, whit
N. W. Parham, Warm Springs.| headed, and 1 nanni

7 | br
Want several hundred bushels uM Th ee :
Oats and Wheat and Field Peas. | ; oe
H. L. Williams, Baxley. oe oe = a
lings, from 5 and 6
SACKS WANTED: _ lens of very fine aaa
Want to ex Daffodil Bulbs reg. Tog. bucks. Re
and shrubbery for White 100 Ib. prices. Mrs. J. I. Hudson

cap. Cotton Sacks, free of holes icus, Rt. 4. 3
and mildew. Mrs. O. D. Wood- 2 purcbecd ma

ruff, Greenville. sale or trade for good,
cow, pigs or riding f
pay the difference. Mrs
R. Street, Atlanta, Rt.

Purebred Saanan bill
with wattles, natura
less; I real large, grov
other 8 mos. old (large
from 7 qt. mother;
Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs. old, ae ed
not bred, $100.00. See or write.'A Roach Gavan

. M. Saunders, Helena, Ave. Box - 97



' CATFLE FOR SALE



Reg. 4 yrs. old Red Poll iat
wt. about 1,500 lbs. gentle, ex-
cellent breeder, good blood. lines

: ' 2 nannies, 14 mos.
2 finest breed reg. Polled Here 4 yr. old nannie m
ford Bulls; 4 to 6 yrs. old, also 2 gts. day when
2 fine Saddle Horses suitable stock, $5.00 ea, a
for farm use; and 4 good mules. |billy, $2.50 or $15.00 fo
J. U. Brunson, Beechwood Farm,!No chks. Mrs. D. J. De
Reynolds. Andersonville. <

Several Reg. Polled Hereford At Stud, Reg. Tog.
Bulls, $150.00 to $350.00. Ex- 6043, young, well dev.,
cellent. breeding and very gen- orous. Short hair, 1
tle. J. L. Skinner, Covington, hornless. Splendid _
Phone 2159. ,animals. Fee, $5.00.

Nice Guernsey Bull Calves, eh tee
subject to reg, 6 to 12 mos. old, | Ee ee
best bloodlines; also SPC Male . Reg. Tog., 5 yr. old,
Pig, 5 mos. old, subj. to reg, fine milking strain,
George. M. Wicker, Americus, day when fresh last
Albany Rd. nels : ee ae ~
Reg. Guersney Bull Calves, ae at ay ee
out of good AR Dams, Foremost-' atlanta, 565 North
Maxim bloodlines; also few :
~~ oe heifers. G. L.
ox, c/o Grassvi : ;
: a leges Hoke No. S-70

well, Phone 3171. ;

: mos. old; another, 6

6 purebred Polled Hereford can be reg, both fi
bull salves, about 5 or 6 mos. old! milk stock. "Miss E
sel sale. H. C. Waldrep, Fors-' singer, Arlington, Rt.
yth, Lo

Good cow, Guernsey, 2 yrs. HOGS FOR S.
and 4 mos. old, first calf. Rea-| yo
sonable. J. M. Lenox, Atlanta, --- a
319 Peachtree Arcade, Ma 4631.) 9 Hampshire male

2 Reg. dbl. standard Polled ms. old, $12.50 ea.
a eas cage = 15 months Duggan, Chester.
old, ready for light service, |) : ; 10
$150.00 and $250.00 ea, at the, cmeror? Puss =
farm. Represent best bloodlines = oat ears ae
of the breed. Dr. S. B. crac pa
eed. Dr. 5. B. Taye, con 09 ca. Reg: in oe

Barnesville. :
| Julian Furstenburg,
3 fresh. cows for sale. R. W. Farm. Atlanta, Rt. I
Mann, Fayetteville. Rt. 2. | : oe
' OIC Sow, yr. old,

cow, 4th. calf 3 wks. Pigs
old. T. B. and Bangs. tested. : 0
Will give 5 gal., milk day with a a ee
good feed. $125.00 at barn; also A onue. ee
good mule for sale. See Staten . : aa
Taylor, Alma. Rt. 1. _ Few Reg, Berksh
Sows, Gilts. and

3 bulls, 15. mos. old; 1 black
Jersey, other 2 crossed between ae a
Guernsey and Jersey. Wt. about 0 0S 320
500: lbs., $50.00 ea. L. S. Smith,

Baldwin. s

' Fine Jersey cow, freshen in
December. 3rd calf (gives milk.
until fresh), $70.00; 16 mos. old
heifer, 1 good plow mule,

1 naturally ho

Saanan buck, Capt

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ith regard to this Charter. That
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proved to be only

FOR SALE



Pigs, Blocky type, all
id, Oct. 3rd, for sale. 2
st of Glenlock. Dewey
nerlin, Clem, Rt. 1.

wt. 90-100 Ibs., 4 mos.
Poland-China, $25.00.
edding, Juliette.

pigs out of Dia-
(who wt. 500 Ibs.)
by Hero (wt. 800
cs. old, $20.00 each.
Grogan, Marietta, Rt.

r sale October 11th,
$25.00. H. G. Bur-
vonia.

. pigs, 2 mos old, ex-
d., $15.00 ea., also O.
ood sow, 1 yr., good
0.00. See W. F. King,
Peachtree Av. (Buck-

hire sows, all bred to
| November; also 7 pigs,
at my farm. Reasonable
ee. English, Milner. Rt.

, wt. about 100 Ibs.
for the 2. C. H. Ben-
peville, 104 Evans Dr.

ES AND MULES
FOR SALE



1g (also drive) horse, 8
old, $100.00 ea. Fritz
ynta. 3245 Nancy Creek

lack mare mule, wt.
$300.00 FOB.

or see first; also 10
510.00. No chks. Wm.
idersonville. Rt. A. .-

e, $50.00. James P.
Fairburn, Rt. 2.

rs. old Horse Mule,
bs. Sound and works

Reasonable for cash.
son, Collins, Rt. 2.

ntle, White Stallion,
where, 3 yrs. old, wt.
0 lbs, work type. W.
Culloden, Rt. 2.

all Pony, very gentle,
L. Custer, Marietta,

d Dark Bay Mare, 5
th Calf by side, 3 wks.
0. No blemishes. T.
ey, Tennille.

lare. Mule, wt. about
Gentle, good cond.,

ere, $125.00. O. H.!

ted, single foot, Bay
equipment. Sell or
s or beef calves. Ken-
ot Columbus, Rt.

ay Gentry, Kings-

, $160.00.

t+ came into Jerusalem riding

. The multitudes spread palm
efore him and cried, Hosanna
Son of David, but in five short
his triumphant entry into Jeru-

yrs,

| Want to buy for cash, a good,

road to
titudes

delegates de-
: would

read.



a step on the

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

=

Nice gentle, black mare mule,
8 yrs. old, wt. 1,150 Ibs., perfect
cond., work anywhere, $200.00.
Can be seen at Stewart Ave.
Ice Co. Clinton Byron, Atlanta,
762 Stewart Ave., S. W.

1 pr. 8 yr. old bay horse mules,
wt. 2300 Ibs., $325.00. Exc. for
cattle. G. C. Edmondson, Tem-
ple.

Good team @f mules, well
broken, wagon, riding cultivator
disc harrow, combination Avery
planter, other tools, corn, fod-
der, 2 mi. So. Holbrook Camp
Ground. J. M. Day, Alpharett,
Rt i: (

tt
Mare mule, 6 yrs. old, also
horse mule, 15: yrs.. old. Both
very sound and work anywhere,
$300.00 for the two, or will sell
separately. Sam Hilliard, Bow-
ersville.

1 Riding horse, and will plow,
wt. 950 Ibs., 7 yrs. old. See at
once. J. F. Wilcox, Hazlehurst,

They were not

The Prophets
through the eyes
the great tr





Golgotha and the cross. The mul-

Were praising the Son of

They also saw that men would not
repent or turn from evil things that
brought these great tribulations
them and they wr

LIVESTOCK WANTED

S

\

Want a purebred Black Afri-
can Guinea boar, of the big bone
type. State what you have and
price. C. B. Milner, Shiloh.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED:

Want Saddle Mares, wt. about
900 Ibs; also want one with
Running, Walk or Pacer, 8 yrs.
old or younger, well built. Safe
for old man 70 yrs. H. C. Sunny,
Adrian. :

Want hear from party within
radius of 100 mi, who has a 500-
800 lb. cow pony (mare), gen-
tle, and a_ good, riding pony.
State particulars. W.
ner, Adrian. :

Want 1 gr 2 Palimino mares,
not too old. E. H. Jones, Way-
cross, 611 Reynolds.

POULTRY FOR SALE



BABY CHICKS AND
BANTAMS:



Rt. 2.

Black mare mule, 6 yrs. old,
wt. about 800 lbs. and practi-
cally new 1 H. wagon, $225.00.
A. L. Davis, Lakemont.

1 pr. matched mules; 10 yr.
old mare mule, other 12 yr.
old horse mule, Ea. wt. about
1,000 lbs. Gentle, work any-
where, sound, good health. See
George Willis, Graymont, Rt. 1.

Bay horse, wt. about 1,000 Ibs.

|Partly broke, will make good

work horse, $55.00 at my barn.
Billy Craddock, Ellenwood, Rt.

ee

1 trotting horse and 2 good
mules for sale at bargain prices.
B. A. Wallace, Millen.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



' Pr, NZ White Rabbits, about
2 mos. old, Pedigrees with each
one, $3.00. Exc. for pr.. show
type Pigeons, must be purebred
or will exc. for pr. grown guinea
pigs. R. Lamar Brantley,
Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

3 Giant White NZ Bucks, 5
mos. old, from 14 1b, stock, 12
to litter, $2.00 ea; Pr. Eng. Gui-
nea Pigs, large, $3.00 pr; Trio
Small type mixed Game Ban-
tams, laying 3 -wks. 2% . lbs.
$3.75. Reed Fowler, Roy.

NZ White does, from reg.
stock, bred if desired, $2.00 ea.
FOB. G. M. Edge, Canton, Rt.
Four.

LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE WANTED: .
Want. fresh Cow giving a
least 3: gals. daily, 2nd. or 3rd.

later than middle of Feb. or 2
old Heifer to freshen in
April. Pay difference if not too
much. See them, dont write.
L..B. Reeves, Loganville, Rt. 2.

Want to be qtioted on Guern-

;| sey Milk Gows and Heifers in

truck load lots, FOB Wrens, for
own Dairy Farm. Floyd L. Nor-
ton, Wrens.

young, milch cow. Advise what

.|you have and price. S. G. Rog-

ers, Lanier.
HOGS WANTED:
Want 1 black African Guinea

.| gilt pig. Give price FOB ship-



.|ping point, B.

Calf. Exe. Cow to freshen not|

L. Rahn, Rincon. |

4 Brown mixed Bantam Cock-
: erels, 3 mos. old, 50c ea. Will
; not ship. Ralph Crumbley, Mil-
' ledgeville, 209 N. Wilkerson.

Cockerel and Pullet, Single
.Comb Golden Sebright Bantams,
$1.25 for both. M. O. onI. James
C, Mitchell, LaFayette, Box 243.

1945 Sebright Cockerels, $2.00
ea. FOB. Send M. O. Malcolm
McMiilan, Bartow,
68.

25 mixed Bantam Hens, 2.
Roosters, $20.00 .for lot. Exc.
for 20 Guinea Hens, 2 Guinea
Roosters; Also 3 mos. old Jer-
sey type Bull Calf, $20.00. Exc.

' for 3, 1944 Hatch Turkey Hens,

and 1 Tom. Roy J. Moen, Ash-
burn, Rt. 1.

2 ea. Bantam Rocsiers and
Pullets, Purebred Buff Cochins,
about half grown, 50c ea. Exp.
Col; 3 White Cornalls, 2 hens,
$2.00 ea.; Also 15 Common Pig-
eons, 25c ea. Exp. Col. Bully
Green, Cuthbert, RFD 3, Box
Maus ;

BARRED ROCKS:

25 ea. White Rock Hens, 10
mos. old and RI Reds, $50.00
ea. lot. All laying; Also 2 nice
Hereford Males, 5 mos. old,
$30.00 ea.; Some half Hereford
and Half Duroc Pigs, 6 wks.
old, $15.00 ea. Exc. some for
nice Holstein, 4 or 6 mths. old
calf. Mrs. C. L. Smith, Sr., Bax-
ley, Rt. 4. a :

5 booths triple AAA Cock-
erels, March hatch, large type,
$2.00 ea. Mrs. L. D. Miller, At-
lanta, 1314 Burlington Rd., N.
E. be ;

13 Purebred Grown BRs, 8
pullets, 5 roosters, 10 wks. old,
$1.25 ea.; 8 Brown. Leghorns,
Anconas, 8 wks. old, 60c ea. R.
R. Carlan, Homer, Rt. 2.

4 BR March 1944 hatch roos-
ters, $3.00 ea. Mrs. C. L. Ben-
nett, Jefferson.

6 BR Pullets, 1 Rooster, spring
hatch, splendid strain, almost
ready to lay, $12.50; White King,
Silver King, Fantail, Ringneck
Doves, $2.00 pr.; Mixed Pig-
eons, extra large, 50c ea. Mrs.
W. E. Marshall, Reynolds.

.| CORNISH, GAMES, AND

GIANTS

Purebred Cornish Indian
Cockerels, early hatch, 2 and
2 1-2 lbs. ea. heavy type, and
6 Pullets later hatch at $1.50
ea. Also 6 fine Aristocrat Hol-

termans. BRs, $2.00 ea. FOB.|



Ellijay. Mrs. B.

H. Osborn, Roy

praising the Son of God.
of the Bible looking
of inspiration foresaw
oubles and tribulations that

come upon the world and they

wrote it down in the Bible where all may

ote that down in the

A. Sum-

| Spangled Hamburgs (cocks and

P. O: Box

_LEGHORNS:

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phetie days.

Verse.

upon ;



POULTRY FOR SALE

6 Dark Cornish Pullets and
Cockerel, early Spring hatch,
triple AAA, blood tested, $19.00.
Shipped in-light wt. crates, M.
O. Mrs. R. C. Sanders, Vienna,

6 fine Traveler Game Roos-
ters, 1945. March hatch, $2.00
ea. Exc. 1 rooster for 2 game
pullets. A. J. Grogan, Newnan,
RED 3.

Dark Cornish April and May
hatch Cockerels, $2.50 and $2.00
ea. Shipped in light crate. Mrs.
O. L. Craft,. Lavonis, Rt. 2,

6 mo. old Cornish _ Pullets,
$2.00 ea. at my farm. Several
Cockerels also. M. M. DeBar-
delaben, Ellenwood, Rt. 1.

Purebred Dark Cornish Cock-
erels, April hatch, 5 to 5 1-2
Ibs., also Heavy breed Silver

hens) for sale. Jasper Floyd, El-
berton, Rt. 3.

Early Spring hatch Cornish
Cockerels, $2.00 ea.: Spring
hatch pullets, same breed, 60c
Ib. Some weigh 3 lbs. L. B.
Simpson, Culverton, RFD.

10 Pure Dark Cornish, May
and June hatch, $25.00. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington, Rt. 1.

1 Real Pit Game Cock, wt.
6 lbs. in blood red toppie and
red. $5.00. C. S. Framiey, Syl-
vania, Rt. 1. :

6 lb. Stag Dead Game, $5.00,
1944 hatch; 1-2 Falcon, 1-2 RH
$5.00; Also want trio. White
Cornish Bantams, or trio Sil-
ver Sebright Bantams. Must be
2 yrs. old. C. L. Griffin, Gaines-
ville, 718 Oak St.

1 Young Clipper and Wyan-
dotte crossed, $2.50: One Shawl
neck crossed, $3.00; 2 Blue Game
Hens, $2.50 ea. Ist. P. O. Money
Order gets them. Jas. C. Ben-

nett, Duluth, P. O. Box 161. 7}

1 purebred Black Jersey Giant
2 yr. old cock, $2.00 cash. No
exc. Mrs. B. H. Purvis, Helena.

240 White Leghorn, 13 wks.
old Pullets, $1.00 ea. Bige J.
Massey, Roswell, Rt. 1,

15 large type, turn comb, Eng.
Barron strain, White Leghorn
Hens, Jan. hatch, all laying,

$30.00. FOB. Mrs. Inez L. Chas..|2

es, Kingsland.
MINORCAS:

1 Purebred Black Minorca
Rooster, 18 mos. old, $4.00, plus
exp. chg. Mrs. J. W. Rister, De-
catur, 525 Ponce de Leon Pl.

PEAFOWLS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.:

4 prs. Ga. Quail (raised with
a Bantam hen), $3.00 pr.; Also
2 white peken duck hens, $1.50
ea. Exp. Col. Conley Jordan,
Manassas. 5

Choice Homer Racing Pigeons,
3 to 5 mths. old, 75c to $1.00
eas 1 male and 2 female Guinea
Pig Cavies and 1 young, all for
$5.50. Exp. Col. Will trade. C.
H. Overby, Columbus, 3609 14th
Ave. :



Bible where all may read. oe
We are passing through those

pre

And the rest of the men which w
not killed. by these plagues yet repented
not of the works of their hands, th:
they, should not worship devils, and idols
of gold, and silver, and brass, and stone
and of wood: which neither can see, J
hear, nor walk. Rev. Chapt. 9; 20

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agricultur

POULTRY FOR SALE

5,



Peafowis: 1 blue Java pe
cock, 2 Peahens, all 2 yrs.
almost in full plumage, $25.
ea., $50.00 for the 3. B. R. Woo
liff, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

25 White King Pigeons, $25.00
Bring crate and get same. Wal-
Mathews, Jr., Butler, Box
4d. ; se

About 50 prs. White King
Pigeons, mated but not bani
ed, $2.00 pr. for lot or $2.50
pr. less than lot; Also about 20

prs. Silver King, same price.

Buyer pay exp. H. M.
College Park, Rt. 2.
Aristocrat Pigeons: Si

Kings, on the account of 0

crowding, low prices, 3 prs. or
$10.00, (regular $5.00 per pr.
birds). J. H. Barr, Lumpkin,

REDS:

300 or 400 young 4 1:2 mths,
old N. H. Pullets from R. O. P.
stock, $1.25 ea. in lots of 20:
Also 75 Cockerels. Will ship
anywhere. Deposit of $2.00 re-
quired on shipping crates. D. B
Dukehart, Decatur, Box 468.

Cochran.

hatch, 25 Pullets, NH Reds, Jar
hatch. All best grade: Also
Rooster, $2.00 ea. H. M. Ada
Douglasville. Loe ees

50 Purebred 4-A Puliets, NH
Reds, 7 mos. old, all laying,
$2.00 ea.; 50 BR 7 mos. old,
$1.75 ea. 50 White Giants, 7
mos. old. Already started lay-
ing, $2.00 ea. Mrs. 'R. E. Sta
Atlanta, 477 Cooper St.

20 April hatch NH Roosters
fine stock, $2.50 ea.; Also 13
wks. old NH Pullets, $1.25 ea,
M. E. Segraves, Milner, Rt. 1.

9 Pure Large, dark, Donald-
son Red Hens, $2.25 ea. S
crates. No checks. Mrs.. G.
Clifton, Millen, S

TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS,
GUINEAS, ETC:: Ce
2. White Pekin, and 1 Mus-
conia Ducks, $1.50 ea. COD.
Mrs. Ella Wilson, Ranger, RF

Large White Ducks, $1.00 ea
at my house. Jorden Hutche

NH Red Pullets and Cocke

Mrs. A. Blackstock, .Austel,
25 ae

15 Purebred Toulouse Gees
March and April hatch Mi
moth, wt. 15 to 20 Ibs. wi
full grown, $3.00 ea. Pay
press, Mrs. R. R. Cooper, Rom
Rt. 4d: i eae

42 W. W. strain, MB Turkey,
March hatch, best breed
stock, Hens, $8.00 ea.; Toms,
del. within 20 miles. Can
ship. J. M. Blackwell, Decatu
Rt. 1. ae





Monday, October 29, at 1





| Chamber Agriculture and

Registered Aberdeen-Angus Sale :

Complete Dispersion Sale of the herds of W.
Crawford, Atlanta, and C.
be held at DeKalb Co., Fair Ground, near Deca

E. Morgan, Decatur, wi

P. M. 24 cows with calves

at foot, 32 cows and heifers, bred and open an
bull offered. For catalogue, address: DeKalb

Commerce, Decatu







Old Time Puddle Ducks, cross-
with greenhead wild duck,
4,00 ca. at my home. W. ve

Harper, Wray. Se
MM. 8B. Turkeys, Breeding
stocks, Toms at 5 mths. weigh-
ing 18 lbs., Hens, weighing 10
, 50c Ib. at my farm near

50 High class Muscovy Quack-
ess Ducks. Very choice stock.
Drakes, $2.50 ea.; Hens, $2.00
ea.; 3.50 pr.; Also 100. mixed
pigeons, 3 for $1.00. Write or.
see Van Buren, Athens, Box 6.
3 prs. Ducks, $3.00 pr.;
Drakes, Green head, Ducks
Brown. KE. E. Norris, Warrenton.

YANDOTTES:

8 or 10 S. L.. Wyandotte April
fockerels, $2.50 ea.; $3.00 ea.
ff shipped. Mrs. C. H. Culber-

, Colbert.

aS

2 White Wyandotte 1944
thatch nice laying hens, $1.75
ea.; also large garlic bulbs, 5c
ach and tame Dewberry plants,
$1.00 doz. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula,

POULTRY WANTED

TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS,
GUINEAS, ETC.: WANTED:
_ Want Several White Geese,
arge size. Write J. M. Middle-

n, Blakely.

Want Turkens (mot turkeys)
any size. Mrs. B. S. Davis, East
Point, 107 W. Washington Ave.
CORNISH WANTED:

V2 , or % White Cornish
.@ Hens or Pul-

ets. Stephen T. Biggers, Atlan-
ta, 469 10th Street.
MINORCAS WANTED:
Want 1 Purebred Giant Black
inorea Cock. Give age and
price. Mrs. O. C. Lipscomb, Car-
tersville, Rt. 1.

UFF ORPINGTONS WANTED:
Want 1 Purebred Buff Orping-
on Rooster, March or April
hatch, at right price. State what
ou have. Bennie Fendley, Dan-
burg, Rt. 1, Box 48. |
WYNDOTTES WANTED:
Want 2 Silver Lace Wyandot-
te Roosters. Write age and price.
Exc. 2, two yr. old Roosters for
same. Each pay postage. Mrs.
F.L. Thompson, Norcross, Rt. 1.

STRIA-WHITES WANTED: |

ant 3 Austria-White Cock-
erels, Or will buy 4 Austria
Roosters, or 3 White Rock Cock-
-erels. Write me what you have
and prices, March hatch for Oct.
service. A. W. Overstreet, Adel,

A Livestock Auction







Fase

Went:

man with son, large

enough to help work Apple Or-,

chard. House with lights, wood,

cow pasture, garden furnished

and $2.50 day. Must be sober
and settled, with exp., in spray-
ing peaches and apples, and
from No. Ga. H. 3B. Roberts,
Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

Want good blacksmith and
mule shoer, shop is ready. See
W. D. Heard, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Want farmer, 2 H. or 2- 1.H.,
with or without mules, on 50-
50 basis, also about 5_M. Tur-.
pentine faces on halves; 2M
to. be cupped. Mrs. Quitman
Byrd, Broxton, Rt. 2.

Will give rent on good 2 H.
farm and $10.00 mo. to the right
people for my board; on a school
bus and R. F. D. Mrs. .G. B.
Ellis, Monticello, Rt. 1, Box 3.

Want good man for 2 H. crop
on 50-50 basis. Good stock and
tools. Nice 4 R. house, with elec.
on mail route. J. S. Paris, Dal-
lage Rigel. Se :

Want at once hands to pick]

cotton; will take family or cou-
ple. Have 3 rooms for hands
to live in. Pay customary pric-
es; can board them, anyway
you want to do. Mrs. M. E. Da-
vis; Duluth, Rt 1.

Want sober, colored man with
wife to work on my farm, 1-2
mi. Sandy Springs. Good home
and good salary paid year round.
Attractive farming, and caring
for fine stock. Mrs. Robert. C.
Watkins, Sandy Springs, 6131
Glenridge Dr.

Want dry hand milkers: for
reg. Guernsey herd. Top wages,
house, milk. G. L. Cox, Ros-
well, care Grassview Farms.
Phone Roswell 3171.

Want honest, reliable, white
man or good col. family for 1
or 2 H. farm on halves. Very
fertile bottom land and upland.
Good 5 R. house,
Hwy., 12 mi. Atlanta. Lights,
mail,. church, school bus. No
alcoholics need apply. J. T. Cash,
Hllenwood.

- Want good white or col. men
for a good 1 H. crop; 3 R. house,
elec., near-church and school,
bus, store and Farmers Mar-
ket; good land, 1-8 mi. from
Red Oak. See J. A. Lance, Red
Oak. N

Want good man for 2 H. farm,
standing rent or 3rds and 4ths.
barns, good pastures; on Rt. J,
EA 5<R- cand 2a. 3. R.chouse,-2
barns, good pastures; on Rt. 1,
Dacula-Ginnett Co. 2 1-2 mi.
store and churches; 3 1-2 mi. 9





Livestock Auction Sale

Northeast Georgia Fair Ground, Gainesville, Friday,
October 5. Sale will start at 1 p. m=

3 _ HERBERT H. ADDERHOLDT,

Braswell, Decatur, 1218 Oakview

Rds:

Sale will be held at the

Gainesville.

150 basis,

on No. 42.

grade consolidated school. R. A.!

. Want reliabl

to work on poultry farm. Wife:

to help some. We furnish good
house, with elec, on paved
road. Good salary. Answer in
own handwriting giving particu-
lars about self and A-1 ref.
H.-J. Hardin, Culloden.

Want exp. dairyman to furn-
ish all help and operate 30

on commission basis. F. W. Wil-
kins, Valdosta, Rt. 3, Box 305,
care Dairy.

Want small family to gather
12 acres each, corn and cotton.
Good house, plenty wood and
water; on school bus and Mail
Rt. 28mi. S. E. Atlanta, in

Henry Co. Dr. W. J. Green, Mc-:

Donough, Rt. 2.

Want couple to live in my
home, and can have all can
make on farm if will clean it
up (hasnt been cultivated in
3 yrs.) Must be all right peo-=
ple. No letters ans. On East

Atlanta and McDonough Rd.

Mrs. Lula Bishop, Lithonia, Rt.
3. ee

Want good man for large 1 Eb
or 2 H. crop, on 3rds and 4ths,

or standing rent. 5 R. house,

barn, out-bldgs. Good water,
land and pasture. Come see.
Mrs. Sunie Clay, Dallas, Rt. 1.

Want white, honest, sober man
with own stock and small fami-
ly, to live on place. and tend
24 acres land on halves. Near
church, school and bus route.
Write or see Mrs. T. J. Wells,
Dublin Rt. 4.

Want tenant for 1946 on 50-

Must have force to cultivate 75
fo 100 A., mostly truck farming.
In No. Walker Co. on good Rd.
Will move within 100 mi. dis-
tance. Max Zugar, Pittsburg. .

Want dairy hand to work at
modern small dairy. Must.be so-
ber and willing worker. $100.00
mo. and house. W. F. Brown,
Savannah, Rt. 4, Box 230.

Want col. man, not over 45
yrs. old, to work on Vegetable
Farm. Year round work. Pay

elec., and running water, near
school. Write W. T. Allen, De-
eatur, Rt. 1, Columbia Dr.

Want col. family to look aft-
er 20 A. on Forrest Rd., 8 mi.
Atlanta. New 4 R. cottage, elec.
lights, running water, large
barn, fenced in pasture, plenty
wood. Want party raise truck
crop and chickens. Will furnish

once. J. Oglesby, Atlanta, 401
Rhodes Bldg.

Want Exp. white Dairyman

elec. light, city water;
school and on stfeet car line.
No liquor heads need apply. C.
N. Roberds, cate Dairy, Savan-
nah, Bonaventure Rd. Rt, 2.

Want Miller at once; a good
reliable man that understands
oe J. D. Tanner, Gaines-
Wille Rt. 32

Want col. man to work in
small dairy and do dairy work.
Prefer with wife to help with
extra work. House, board and







good pay. I. L. Martin, Macon,
Rt. 4. Phone 5541.

cow dairy, has elec. equipment, |

for truck farming. |

60c hour. Excellent 4 R. house, |

livestock and tools and give you
{all the profit. You can move at

with small family. 3 R= house, |
near |



Want farmer, 40-50
with 2 children, to operate 1

|H. farm. Must be able to furn-

ish own cow, mule and farming
implements. Mrs. Edith What-
ley, Moreland, Rt. 1, (Raymond
Rd.)

Want middleaged,
woman,to attend to chickens
(and sell them) and other farm
work. John C. Wall, Thomson.

Farm help wanted for per-
manent job as cow man, wage
hand and share cropper, to

manage 15 head cattle. Menth-
jy salary. 2 H. share crop and |

wages. House, garden and fire-
wood furnished, on school and
mail rt. See S. S. Storer, Doug-
lasville, Rt. 4.

Want middleaged col. couple
to help with Dairy and Farm.
Must be sober and industrious.
Can begin at once. J. M. Strick-
land, Moreland.

Want reliable, good worker,
for 1H. truck; fruit, poultry
farm, on halves, with additionol
liberal salary. Located 6 mi.
Buckhead. New tenant house
with elec. Close to school and
churches. An unusual opportuni-
ty for competent man. J. Frank
Fooshe, Jr., Atlanta, Rt. 6.

*phone- Ch 8224.

Want good man to farm good

\land of about 75 acres on 50-50

basis. Good equipment, tractor,
Combine and. all new machin-

ery. Plenty of wood and water.

Good house in good community...
Near churches, school and At-
lanta. Ernest A. Smith, Ben Hill,
Riek,

Want settled couple for light
work on farm. Good pay and
furnish house. C. R. Long, At-
lanta, 4360 Peachtree, Dun-
woody Rd.



POSITIONS WANTED

Want good 2 H. crop on 50-50
basis for 1946, prefer in Newton
or Jasper Co. Can drive tractor
and truck, ete. H. W. Watson,
Newborn, Rt. 1.

Want job. as caretaker of cat-
tle, chicken farm, or would cons.
other propositions. Couple, ages

from 30 to 50 desiring a change |.
for 1946. Write proposition to}

Mrs. H. A. Foy, Albany, 204
Cutlif St. :


September

Eggplant, per bu.

| 40-50 vis. old

reliable:

- Want place S
on other bas
Atlanta. Poult
Overseer. Am
family. Salary an
in. J. M. Denmor
8, Box 12-A.

Want 2 H Crop
good land, 2 good
room house. 5 boy
Wife, Self and
drunkard. Want 4
land owner. Ele

Can give be
and around Temple.
Fulton or adjoining
drive tractor. R.
Temple, Rt. 1.

eee

Young man want
for 1946 with goo
lotment. If you ha
tractor, write me.
be moved and furr
crops are sold. Ell
gins, Savannah, 12
Avenue,

Want 1 H farm 1
or Grantville for
L. P. Jackson, Shi

One.

Want 1 H farm ne
line, at least 4-room
good land. Prefe
ty. Would cons. |
do necessary re
Pritchett, College P
Box 302./<. =

Want 25 or 30
shares or for stant
1946, near Perry
house, barn, pastu
farmed all life. R.
Bonaire.

doing almost any
milk, feed stock, e

vis, Waycross. .

Want job on farn
taker. Am middle
have exp., and car
Salary, board and
Sullivan, Atlanta,
St N: We

Want good 1 H. ia
on 50-50 basis, or sta
White man and wif
Co. or other So. Ga.
ferred. Make best
Burke, Rhine, Rt. 1.



Beans (Lima), Georgia butterbeans, bulk,
Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs. _
Beans (Pole), bulk, per pound __. Se ee
1 Cabbage; per 50 lb. sacks Ba ae
Collards, per doz. bunches :
Gormn-(Green); per doz. ears 5 3

St, Apt. 2.

Fresh Fruits and Vegetabl.
ee 27,1945
Apples, various var:, Dbule, per. Bit se

per bi

ee ee



Okra, per 8 gt. bkts. _



Peppers, per bu. hprs. .

Dest Piel) bulk fer bus



Squash, per bu. hprs. .
Sweet Potatoes, (Porto Ricans)



Tomatoes, per 8 qt. bkts. ..
Turnips (Bunched), per doz. bunches ____
Turnip Salad, per buy hprs. _-

per bkts, 2



TOWN
September
Ss LBS.

180/240
245/270
275/350
355/400 |

155/175.

135/150

130/DN

180/350
350/450

Good to Choice

Soft

Albany
26th
Soft dard
Per Cwt

Atlanta
26th
Hard
Der Cwt
14.50-
14.50-
14.50-
14.50-
14.50-
14.00-
13.00-
13.75-

No



Sofi

GEORGIA AUCTION MARKETS LIVESTOCK SALES |



Macon
25th
fard
Per Cwt
14,25-
14.25-
14.25-

Nashville
25th
Sof mard
Pear ows

Feeder
Hogs
16.00- 20.00



Soft

Sylvester
24th

. Mard
Per Cwt

Thomasville
21st 3
Sor Hard
Per Cw

Feeder
Hogs
16.00- 20.00

Feeder
Hogs
16.00- 19.00



- Valdosta
20th

Feeder :

Hogs ~ -
16.00- 19.00



Strs. & Heifers

Strs. & Heifers.

Strs. & Heifers

Strs. & Heifers
tO GWs es A

a Calves
mmon Calves -



13.00
12.00
9.00
8.00
12.00 |
8.50.
7.00.
10.00.

12.00-
11.00-
- 8.00-
7.00-
10.00-
8.00-.
6.00-
9.00-
4.00-
9.00-



10.00 .

13.00- 15.0U_

11.00- 12.00
9.00- 10.00

BAe

12.50- 14.00
9.50- 11.50

Bee 10.00- 11.00.
8.00- 9.00
9.00- 10.00
8.00- 8.60
5.00- 6.50
7.00- 8.00
4.00- 6.00
8.00- 9.00
12.00- 1400
10.00- 12.00
10.00- 11.00

9.00- 10.50
8.00- 9.00
6.00- 7.00:
6.50- 7.50.

7.50- 9.50
12.50- 14.50
10.00- 12.00
7.00- 9.00:



1
j



11.00- 12.00
10.00- 11.00
8.00- 10.00
9.00- 10.00
7.00- 3.00
5.00- 6.00
8.00- 9.00
4.00- 5.00
-9,00- 9.50
12.00- 13.00
10.00- 12.00-
8.00- 9.00







8.00- 9.00

.12:00- 14.00
10.00- 12.00 |.
7.00- 3.
9.00- |
7.00-
6.00-
7.00-.

* 3.00- 9.
8.00- 9.
12.00- Lae
10.00- 1.
3.00-