apers and radios today con- p on surplus farm products by the Government, on price and on furnishing dollars to S mg the years of the last decade til now the Market Bulletin has ly called attention to the ob- that this country cannot pro- .own food and fiber and at the e purchase its supply of food from foreign lands. Any school d know that if we produce what d in this country and also buy ve need from foreign countries, have a surplus. . same congress in the beginning New Deal made provision for wheat, plowing up cotton and nd destroying cattle and hogs, The ongress enacted so-called recipro- de agreement laws under: which d import from foreign countries ne commodities we were destroy- America. Those of us who called to the fallacy of this policy were sly berated by the New Deal d by the Internationalists of this re tatement that other nations are , of dollars is a cover-up phrase. Most le in this country are short: of dollars. have any obligation to see that run short of dollars, such. obliga- ould be to the- people here in where dollars are the monetary. lars over there and then repudi- se dollars and refuse to take them Otherwise those dollars will come America for Anierican goods, and opear Asiatic and African will short of dollars. We have ap- y been trying to send them more 3 thar. they could send back for a r of years, but apparently the more we have sent the more dollars ve demanded. id wo - DAIRY PRODUCTS d milk solids. The dairyman OWs on grass, soybean meal, eanut mal and grain. processes, converts par muse Linder : Georgia Farmers _ WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1953 issioner ie Cs cision. only way that we could keep: in foreign countries would be to - : ecent years: the *scientists have ways of using vegetable oils and stable proteins as a substitute for , into butterfat and. milk solids Now it is an obvious fact that pound for pound the product of the cow must bring more money than the ~ feed the cow eats. Otherwise the farmer cannot continue to produce milk. -When soybean oil and soybean meal and other vegetable products are convert- ed directly into imitation ice cream, but- ter substitutes and substitutes for other dairy products, it is apparent that such substitutes can be sold at a lower price than milk and milk products and _ still show a profit. - The manufacture and sale of marga- rine 4nd other substitutes for dairy prod- ucts is forcing the American dairyman out of business, The Government is at- - tempting to buy the dairymans products and keep him in business. At the same time the Government, under. reciprocal trade agreements, is trying to buy dairy - products from dairymen in other nations to keep them in business. We have reached the point when the American people through their congress and state legislatures must determine whether they desire milk and.other dairy products at a price that will enable the farmer to produce them, or whether they desire the farmer to sell his cow for beef and let the public depend on imita- tion and substitutes, This is a hard de- Nevertheless, this question will be decided either -deliberately by our legislative bodies or it will be decided the hard way by the dairymen going broke. 2 The present agitation for the dairy- . -men of the middlwest to abandon the butter and cheese plants and ship their low grade milk into southeastern states for fluid consumption is but a symptom of the economic upset taking place. - FOREIGN TRADE We hear lots of-agitation about trade with other nations. .Some want free trade. Some want protective tariff. The fact is, however; that neither free trade -nor protective tariff can of itself solve our problem. Whenever an individual or nation buys anything it does not need, it is an economical loss. Imports at any price should be limited. to only those things we need. This principle is high-lighted by our imports, of dairy products and the ac- cumulation of surpluses of dairy products because we are importing dairy products for which we have no earthly use. MR. FORD AND FREE TRADE Some weeks ago Mr, Ford announced the willingness of the Ford Company to engage in absolute free trade with the world. Mr. Ford openly. exposed the proposition that America can produce automobiles, trucks and tractors and sell them in competition with the balance of the world. Mr. Ford is probably correct in hig view in so far as the Ford Manu- facturing Company is concerned. In an open world market without restrictions Mr. Ford can build automobiles in every country in the world with cheap materials and cheap labor. He can then sell at world prices. But what about America? If we have free trade and equality with all the world, then it follows as night fol- lows the day, that our living standards must also be on an equality with all the world. This ,nation became great be- cause of its recognition of the value of its people. This country became great be- cause its people were great. When we al low ourselves to sink to an equality with the nations and people of the world, then America will be no better than the other countries of the world. There will be no nation left to carry the glad tidings of the gospel to the dark corners of the world. American labor will be on an equality with Jabor in Africa, Asia and Europe. The American farmer will be forced to exist on a parity with those of China, Africa and South America. Stocks and bonds on American Enterprise will sell in a world market in competition with stocks and bonds in China, India, Russia, Germany, France and England. American white collar workers and American school teachers will be reduced to the status of their Counterparts throughout the earth. We need much in the way of raw materials from other lands. These of course we should buy, evertheless, when we buy anything we do not need, it is not only a waste in our_economy, but it robs the people in other lands of many things -they do need. Anyone should be able to see that the hungry billions of Hurope, Asia and Africa need every pound of butter and cheese that has been shipped to America to get some - dollars. They need every pound of powd- ered milk that has been brought over here. They need every cow and every pound of meat that has been shipped into the United States. They need every suit, dress and yard of cloth that has been shipped over here. When we go into na- tions that are. hungry and naked and buy - our clothes and food and bring it over here where we do not need it, we are (Continued on page Eight) PAGE Pwo August 1, 1937 at the Post Offic GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN Address al] items for publication amd requests to be ou. on the mailing list and for change of address to STATE REAU OF MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta. pe NATIONAL E [asst piTORist ey 4 Notices of farm produce snd appurtenances admissible regulations inserted one time on each request and repeated only when request is secompanied by new copy, under postage of notice. Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the the Limited space vill not permit insertion of notices contain. ing more than 35-40 words, not including name and address any transaction resulting from published Bulletin, nor for notices. Tom Linder, Commissioner : Published Weekly at 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ge By Depariment of Agriculture Notify on FORM 3578--Bureau o Markets, 222 State Capito) _Aflanta, Ga, i Entered as second elass matte at Covington, Georgia under Act; of June 6, 1900. Accepted fo mailing at special rate of postag provided for in Section 1103 Act = jing Glory Vines, 2,- 25e. Add ' Mums, of October .8, 1917. Executive Office State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Publication Office State Capito. | Editorial and Executive Office: * 114-122 Pace St. Covingion, Ga & _FLOWERS AND SEED FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE FOR SALE African Violets, 3, $1.25; 7, Large iris, sky blue, yellow, $2.25; $3.25 doz.; Including at} orchid, purple, many 2-tones,. least 2 doubles from over 100 varieties. Mrs. Jeanne Wilson, Atlanta, 943 Greenwood, N. E. African Violets: Ruffles, Sky Biue, Marine, Blue Eyes, Red Heac, Fairy, Norseman, lonan- that, (Uc and 60c ea. Add 20c postage. Mrs. T. R. Sweatmon, Atlanta 17 Louise Pl., N. W. Dahlia Bulbs and Chrysan- | themum Flants forsale. Com) see. Mrs. J. A. Moore, Atianta 2181 Flat Shoals Rd., Rt. 3. 2-10 yrs. old, 10c Sweet Wiili am | 3, We COZ; fForsythia, and | Gardenias, zc to $2. A. F. Jackson, Atuanta, 405 wood Kd. GE: DE 5495. Boxwoods, ea. Large, wita healtay dark wine white Carysantue- LOW | white, | and large orange August lilies, | heavily Ridge- | Mrs | exira large, abl., $1.25 doz.; 3 kinds yellow and white Princess daffodils, 2 doz. $).25;5-Mrss <0. OM: McGuire, Adairsville, Rt. 2. Pink and white carnations cuttings, 40c doz.; large dbl. Zinnia plants, 30c doz.; 2 doz. 90c; yellow mum plants, 25c doz.; Boston fern, Aeroplane house piants, 25c ea. 2 for 45c. Add_-postage. Mrs. Jessie How- (anes Albany, 400 So. Cleveland. Large fall charysanthemums, purple, bronze, yellow rooted, 25. for $1.; | White, red, wine, pink holly- hock seed, thc tbls. PP in: Ga: es AS MesGrier;- Alto, ated | Box 155. Pink: thrift, -50c.C>""$3) Me shaggy mums, 2 eae p.unts tor sale. a ee | 50e doz. * plants. Add postage. eat a Ss, aaa Wirs. David Parker, Alto, Rt. 1. Cecile Ave., S. . White iris, dbl. orange day : ieee lilies, green houseleak, white oy areca! settings: White, Dog dcisy inuins, Sse. dz dark Poke SOc ca ais 2| and lignt blue. itis, 906 doz. ; ee ye pe : ees ayenden aprons, | i oe eo feseree ts raseut | sweet -violets, 35c: doz i Celesual SWeei 1g, ana Lemon postage. No checks. No orders (Swee.) tiees, $i. a. bree tO) Jece ). Mrs. Walter Wallace, institutions unable -to Atianta, 8389 wortay ae b. VO. ussell, ogewood Ave. Bronze, Yellow Petunias, Phlox, zdc doz.; Verobenas, 6, 25c; Coleus, 2 Zoe; Fink Begonias, 4, Zac. Rooveu. No orcers less $i. Mrs. L. k. Watkins, Atlanta, 3/90 Adamsvitle, Dr., S. W. Rt., 8. AM 0229. 3. col. wvioless, white and purple, 4 doz. $1.; variegated roses, pink, white, old tasnioned, 50c ea. sprout; Eng. dogwood sprouts, 35c ea.; Cream, " variegated, 110 wks. snowoalls, 3-4 ft., 40@c; red spider lily bulbs, 2 doz. $1. Acd> postage. Mrs. N. L. Dav- enport, Acworth. Fancy leaf Caladiums, plum- sus ferns, rare coleus, Z5c ea; Liriope border plant; 25c per bunch; Philippine lily seed, 25c pkg. Add 25 extra for ship- a Peace Mrs. Alma Moore, Mix col, petunias, 1.; pot plants, 50 asst. $1. oss packed. Add postage. Mrs. . . Griffin, Adel, Rt.:1 Boston, Lace, Sprengeri ferns, 35e .ea.; Star of Bethlehem Bulbs, 35 doz.; Hardy Phlox, 50c doz.; 10 or 15 kinds Mums, mixed, 18, $1.; White Irene Mums, 35c per 6; Water Cress, 40c doz.; 3 doz., $1.10. All PP. 50 plants, | Mrs. J. E. Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2. a Arnoldsville, Rt. 1. Red Salvia, snapdragon, and Stock plants, 40c doz.; $1.10; yellow spoon 40c doz. Exch. for or lavcader pom- Mrs. P. R. Ches-, 3 doz; type mums, pink spoon pom mums. ser, Auburn. Spider mums, rooted, white, pink, yellow, cream, large in- curved, pink, white, $2.50 doz. del.; - Hollyhocks, all col. rooted, good plants, $1.50 doz.; red geraniums, 4 for $1.; sultanas, 3 col. 25c ea, Money order. Mrs. S. W.-Sloan, Auburn. Bridal - Wreath, Forsythia, Baby Breath Spirea, Yellow Jasmine, 2,. 55e; Day Lilies, White yellow Narcissi, 2 doz., 55c; White Blooming Size Wis- teria, $1.; White Crape Myrtle, 60c; White Iris, 40c doz.; Zin- nia, Mariglod, 25c pt. Add post- age. Effie Smith, Austell, Rt. 3, Gordon Rd. Breath of Spring, Pussy Willow cutting, 3, 25c. Add _ postage. Exch. for print sack, African Violets, Rex Begonias, Snapd- ragon Plants. Mrs. Ruth Rhodes, Canon. Yellow and White Giant Mums, Blue Ribbon Winners, rooted, 10c ea.; 3, 25c; Daffodils, Star of Bethlehem, good size bunch, 20c..Mrs. Marie Weath- erford, Chamblee, Rt. 2, Briarcl- iff Ext. Rd. Phone Dial 43-7957. FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE " FLOWERS .ND SEED 7 SALE Commmmerata violets, | 50 doz: Tris: white, 50c di purple, blue, 75 doz; Whit Clematis Vines, 3, $1.00: Narcissi, Daf- fodils, . Jonquils, Snowdrop | Bulbs, $1.00 C; Outdoor Run- ning Ferns, Large. Blue Morn- postage. Mrs. L..S. Brown, Col- umbue, 1321 Wildwood, Dr. Large type Chrysanthemums, lavender, pink white, red, yel- low, name, color labeled, . $1.00; Pompns: Pink, , Yellow, Pink Daisy, Yellow Button, 18;} 80c. No Fla. orders. Mrs. H. ioe Anthony, Columbus, Rt-2< Crysanthemums, Black Hawk, Yellow and White Dot- ys, Pink, White, Layender, Red with Gold reverse, $1.00 doz.; Cefection, of all, 15, $1.00; Daisy Type, mixed 18, $1.00; Shasta Daisy, Feverfew, 15 $1.00, Add; postage for $1.00 orders. No less filled. Miss Ruth Unedrwood, Conyers, Rt. 3 Fine Cannas: Eureka White, City of Portland, and Madam Carard Pink, Giant, King Hum- berat Red, Gold, Lemon Yel- low,. $1.50 doz.; $10. 00 C, $40.00 M; Shasta Daisies, Mums, | $2.00 C. Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cordele, Zinnia, Old Fashion Striped Marigold, Bachelor Button,-and Sunshine Marigold Seed, 75c cup. Add postage. Mrs. Ww. B. Haney, Cumming, Rt. 5. Bridalwreath, Lilacs, Jasmine, Easter Rose, Holly,. Cedar, Dog- wood, 3, $100; Mums, Sweet Williams, Iris, Orange Day Lil- ies, Purple Verbenas, 50 doz. Plus postage. No. Fla. orders. Gladys Duran; Cumming, Rt. 1. Large prize -winning Chry- santhemums: Snow White, Gold- en Yellow; Nellie Dean Pink, Lavender, Cream, Variegated, Bronze, Harvard Red, 18 plants, $2.00; Daisy Type and \.% te Azaleamums, 20, $1.00. Mase R L, Silver, Cuthbert, Rt. 5. Tris, Tube Roses, 4 col. Can- nas, Daffodils, Glad Bulbs, $1.00 doz.; Milk and Wine Lilies, Day Lilies, Amaryllis, Lantanas, Pink erape Myrtle, Red Seven Sister Running Rose, Coa!- berry, Umbrella Palm, 25 ea. Exch.. for print sacks. Mrs. W. E, Wooten, Camilla. Jonquilla Simplex (fragrant, golden clusters), Paper White Narcissi (large fragrant clust- ers) yellow with gold center. Narcissi, giant yellow and gold| dbl. Butter and Egg, and King Alfred Daffodils, $1.00. Add postage. Mrs. Johnnie Harmon, Colhoun, Rt. 2, | Star of Bethlehem, Cacti, large yellow blooms, dbl. pink Begonia, pink, white Gerani- ums, 25c ea.; Mixed Dahlias, large, small, medium, $1.00 doz. Yellow and Blue Iris, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.; Easter Lilies, $1.00 doz. Plus postage. Mrs. Noel Payne, Canton, Rt. 3.. Weigelas, pink, Crape Myrtle, Purple Wisteria; rooted, 50c ea.; Jonquil and -Butter and Egg Bulbs, Lily-of the Valley, 25c doz.; Aleiia Cuttings, 10c ea.; Exch. for large White Chry- santhemums, Hyacinth Bulbs. Fire Chief Petunias, Joan Rhod- es, Canon, Rt. 1. Star of Bethlehem Bulbs, 2 doz., 50c; Scotch Broom, Pink Dbl, Petunias, 25c cutting; For- sythia, Weigelas, Jan. Jasmine, Gaillardia, Med., Mums, 25c doz.; unrooted Cuttings of Winter Honeysuckle, Deutbia, Weigelia, .Bridalwreath, 40 doz.; White Narcissi, Butter and Eggs, Jonquils, Day Lilies, 3 doz., 80c; Pink Lavender Crape Myrtle, Lilacs, 25c ea.; Pink Thrift, \ 20c - doz, Charlie 1; Smith, Austell, Rt. 3, Box 353. Red and White Geraniums, 40c cutting; Bush Coleus, 30c ea.; Xmas Cacti, 20c cutting; Sanseveria or Zebra Plant, 45c ea.; Sweetshrubs, 75c doz.; Or- ange Day Lilies, 25 doz.; Pur- ple Iris, 50c doz. Add_ postage. Mrs. M. L. Crowe, Cumming, Rite ly Pink Thrift Plants, 50c C. Bowdon. Rt. ib fullness, Emperor, Spring Glory, Red, White, ers, $100 ea.;. rydrangeas, pink, 25, $1.00; Pink and e lump 50c; Gard- Mixed Mums, White en. Fuchsia, . West, ae ums, 50c_ doz. Plus po Exch. 1 for other colors ats curved Chrysanth Dahlias, Mrs: L. J. Cordele, Rt. D, Box low Incurved Mums, 6, $1.00; Giant Shasta Daisies, "Yellow Spoon Mums, $1.00 doz; Ox- alis, 10 plants, $1.00. Mrs, W. ~ Jdhnson, Crawfordville, Rt. Large Purple Easter Iris, Blue Grape Hyacinths, Orange Day Lilies, Sweet Williams, Ophiop- ogon, 30c doz.; Dragon Head Mums, 40c doz.; Yellow Winter Jasmine, Blooming Pear, Pink Running Roses, White Easter Rose, Bridalwreath, 25, 50c ea.; Large Size Boxwood. Mattie Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1. ; Pink Thrift, $1.00 C; King Al- Mums, $1.50; White Paper Nar- cissi,. $1.25 C; Star of Bethle- hem, $1.75; Blue Single Hyac- inths, Blue Violets, 50c doz., Red, Yellow Cannas, 25c ea., 50 Dbl; Jonquils, $1. 30. Add! postage. Florence Leathers, Buchanan, Rt. 1. Rooted Pink Thrift Plants, $1.25 C* 300, $3.00; 5C0, $4.50; $8.00 M. PP. Alma Moseley, Butler, Rt. 2. Rooted verbena, 4 siades pink, blue, orchid, rose, lavender, 2 purples, white, 4 reds, American Beauty, wine, some white-eyes, Variegated. Damp Packed, $1.25 day. Mrs. H. . Richardson, Large amounts Milk and Wine Lilies, 4, $100; Improved Day Lilies, 10, $1.25; Large Pale Yel- low Hyperion Day Lily, 3, $1.00. PP, Mrs. Myrtle Pace, Bremen, 428 Buchanan Rd, Weeping Willow, Forsyt. 1a, Pink Cherokee Rose, Wild Az- aleas and Dogwood, (al. colors), Pink, White Rhododendrens, Mtn. Laurels, $2.00 doz; Box- woods, 10-12 in., $3.00 doz.; Eng. Junipers, American Tree = Pyramidal Arboritaes, 2 ft., $1.90. Bob Wilson, Blue Ridge Boswoods, 10 in., $3.00 doz.; Globe and Pyramidal Arborv- itaes, 15 - 18 in., $4. dez.; Pink Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels, Coraiberry, all colors Wild Az- aleas, $2.00 doz.;~ Large Blue Violets, Per Phlox, 3 doz:; $1.00. Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge. Ineurved Orchid, Bronze Mums, 2 eacla Phoenix, Cheer- Yellow Cluster, 10, $1.00; Run- ning, D. Perkins Roses, Water- melon Red Crape Myrtle, White, Rec Spirea, large Per. Red Per. Hibiscus, Goldenglow, Xmas Fern, 8, $2.00. Mrs. C. B. Robin- son, Bowdon. 3 colors Cannas, 50c-$1.50 doz.; Narcissi, Spider Lilies, Butter and Eggs, 65c -doz.; Daf- fodils, 50c-$1.25 doz.; Jonquils, 50c doz.;, White Iris, 45e doz.; Coral Vine, Justicia, 50c ea.; Jew, 10c ea; Angel Begonias, 45c ea. Viola C. Brady, oe Raids Bronze, Yellow, Cushion, Lavender, Yellow Center, Chry- santhemums; Large Dbl. mixed Colors Poppies, Large Red, Purple Verbena, ; Blue Agera- tum, Michaelmus Daisies, Pres. Red, Orange and Lemon varie- gated Cannas, 7 kinds Rose Cut- tings, 50c doz; Peachtrees, 50c ea. Mrs. J. R. Redmond, Camil- la, Rt. 4. Rooted Verbena, lois ed, Pink, White ~with Red Stripe, and Silver Sheen Mums, 3 doz.; $1.00. Damp, moss packed. Mrs. W. H. Whitten, Chula. Dif colors- Per, Verbena, all colors Mums, 3 doz.; $1.00; White, Bronze, Pink, Rose, Yel- low, late Red- Azaleamums, Si Add postage. Mrs, H. C. Led- ford, Commerce, Rt. 2. at PES blue, routing 25c ea.; Shasta! Daisies, '50c C. Add "bege. Mrs. Annie : erent Incurved Chryse.th- : Large White, and Large Yel- 3 fred Jonquils, $2.00 C; Yellew|. Jonquils, and Egg Bulbs, $ are mixed and ca themby foliage so tops ie Mrs. A. L, Per, Sweet. Will col, Phlox, Red. Mum Plants, 50c col. Cockscomb, hock, Sweet Wil Pink Poppy Se Pink, Peach, Slips, SS Gie 00. ad Mrs. C. C. Gentry, C 3, Box 137 ~ Dejilia Bulbs, $1. paid in Ga..; Lilae ender, and white, Le, McClure, Cz 10 col. reated P 3 doz.; $1.00; Pink, Daisy - Mums, hese colors Pompom, | all col. Azaapee $1.00; All col. larg doz. Add postage 1 Mrs. H. B. Roberson Chrysanthemum grown, all colors, in 1: and Pompom type 3 Kay Tashima (large ider), hooked tips, 18, postage. Mrs. H, We Li Velvet Plant. Chi green, Prayer Plan ile Fern,-$1.00 ea:; I Rex, Guinea W. Sweetgum, Beefsteak, Bronze Leaf Begonia ated Rubber Plants, Phlox, 75c doz.; Lant ico Cacti, 30c. Plu Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Crape. Myrtle, 0c Old Time Mums, postage. Mrs. Samuel Cumming, Rt. 5. : Blue Ageratum, bena, 3c bunch; Whit Violets, Dusty M Primrose, 20c doz., low, Red, mixed Hol 40c doz.; 20. aif. Mu Wamed Iris, 75e d Verbena, 20c buhch. J Logan, Austell, Rt. Crest.< *< : Thrift, 75c C; Lars Mums, Large Jonqui si, Dbl. Day Lilies, Or nas, - White, Purple doz.; Purple Verbe! White, Pink, and Yell less, 25 ea.; Pink- O bunch; Tiger Lilies, Add postage. Mrs. D. Austell, Rt. 2, Box Jonquils, Butter. a Daffodils, Yellow, Whi cissi, Star of Bethle ty Miller, Lady of th Mariglods, Zinnias, Su ers, Larkspur, 2c ea.; themums, White Flags oo Hibiscus, Colo 3, 25. Add rooted Hedge Plants, stay gre 3000, $1.; Radiance Rose cuttings, plooms 20,7$1. xh tar White sacks, 100 Ib. Bea es Thornton, Bow Mixed Color , Ge Jap. Sunflower, . Ro Purple Violets, Empe fodils, White Narcissi, | Day Lilies, 75c doz. L. Harrison, Bremen; Box 8. Yellow and bl 50; blue violets, doz.; $1.00. Wet, moss ee Mrs. Hoe, Robe ND FOR SALE _ FLOWERS AND SEED : FOR SALE Jew. Cacti, Be- doz. All dif- Dablias, he doz.; sch. of Red and doz. Dark Slee - Thrift, S15 pk Verbena, $1.25 doz: dif. colors, 4 doz., n Ashworth, Da- d Hot Poker, $1.- Day Lilies, But-. a Ever- jonega, Rt 1. Box Per. Phlox, Per. Iris, your fo C: 500, $5.25. me m, Dahlonega. . Mrs, Lona Black- _ - $5. Lena Bradley, 543 East Lake Dr. t, Bulbs, 50c. doz.; . Hardy Per. As- aroiling Arbutus, Bos- arge Red Dbl. Mums, : Moss packed. Bs Eaton. Dahlonega. - Day and Black- Siberian Iris, mix- Dahlias, Abelias, Jap- 50c doz. Thrift, $1.- . M. Eaton, Dah- 1 and small, 75 doz.; pinks, and iris, dif Siberian blue lets, 75 doz 50, $2.- Dahlonega. Rt ; large.and Si- es golienglow large | dahlias, 65 doz.; Sc unrooted Lan and single be- es. white hy- Mixed col. Dahlias, $1. doz.; Water Hyacinths, 3, 50c; Water, Lemon, Orange Day Lilies, Si- berian [ris, Red Honeysuckle, Hardy Phlox, 50c doz.; Golden- glow, mixed col. Iris, 75cdoz.; White, Blue Violets, 40c doz.; Buttercups, 60c doz. Add post~ age. Mrs. Odie Grindle, Dah- lonega, Rt. 1, Box-52. Red Hot Poker with good Siz (eas b0C! Lris< 4, 50c; March Flowers, 6, 50c: Day Lilies, $1. doz.; Evergreen. Vine, 50, 75c; $3. C. Add post- age. Mrs. Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 49 A. Red Hot Poker, ready for spring setting, good roots, $12. 47-500: Iris40-50c= Gi 2 doz.; March Flowers, 6, 50c; $1. doz.; Evergreen Vine, 50, 75c; $3. C:; Day Lilies, $1. doz, Add postage. Dollie Pearson, Dah- fonega, Rt. 1, Box 43. y White, and 2 colors Purle Iris, Butter and Egg . Bulbs, White Cluster Narcissi, _50c coz.; Rooted / Sister Pink Rose Bush, 56e ea.; Exch. for Azale- as, Red Dogwood, Gardenia, Bird of Paradise. Mrs. Lee W hittmore, Dougiasville, Hiaee Datura Seed, (Fla. flowers. Will grow any where in Ga.), 4-6 in. Bells, fragrant, purpie or yellow color, 10c tsp.; zdc Tbl. and stamped addressed | envelope. Mrs. Lucile Welis, Waycross, Bell St., Rt. 4. Chrysanthemums, 2 Adz: (5G, ews Geraniums, Marigolds, Lilies, 50c. Exch. for 100 lb. clean sacks, no holes nor spots. Eaca pay postage. Mrs. Luther Mc- Alvin, Donalsonville, Rt. 1. All colors, large type, Blue Ageratum, mixed colors, dbl. and simgle Mums, 25ce. doz. Mixed colors, blooming size Glads, 40c doz.; vias, Marigolds, 25c doz. Add posiage. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, East Point, 2595 Ben Fall Rd. Phone RA 9636. Chrysanthemums, Silver She- en, Sunglow, Nellie Kleris, Mrs. Kidder, Big Pink Daisy, Judith Anderson, 60c doz.; 2 doz., $1.; Pink Oxalis, Agera- tum, 3 doz., $1.; Rooted Red, Pink Geraniums, ir bloom, 50c ea. Add 10c postage. Mrs. U. H. Stalnaker, Elberton, Rt. 5. Trumpet Daffodiils, Narcissi, Orange Day, Leopard Lilies, Purple Iris, 75c C; Red. Azale- Pink as, Yellow Japonicas, Weigelas, Purple Lilacs, Red Roses, Brides Bouquett, 2. 45c; Daffodils, Orange eae Lilies, Blue Tame Violets, $3. M. Root- ed. Add postage. Mrs. Frank Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 3 Dbl. Tuber. Rose, $..15 doz.; Lemon- Lilies, $1. doz.; Dbl. Orange Day Lilies, Fall Pinks, all colors, 50c doz.; Cushion Mums, 4, $1.; Bronze Mums, $1. doz. Del. No order less 1 Mrs. Adell Williams, Ellijay. Rt. 2. Chrysanthemums, all colors, Glads, Pink Thrift, Red, Yel-| low, Orange Dahlias, Tiger Lilies, Yellow Cannas, Red,. Pink Running Rose, White, Purple, Blue, Yellow, and Grey Iris, mixed Phlox, Tame White, Purple Violes, Daffodils, 50c doz. ea. PP in Ga. on $1. orders. Bettie Owen, Jllijay. Tritoma, Star Flower (red), Purple Iris, 25c; Fresh Plants, Hetunia (mixed color), White Feverfew, cuttings, 10c doz.; Green Jew, 5c; Cacti, Xmas, June, Starfish, Peanut, 10c start: Jerusalem Cherry Seed, 10c pkg. Add postage. Mrs. R. H Evans, Ellijay, Rt. 2. - Yellow, Blue [ris, Dbl. Daf- fodils. White Narcissi, Red Montbretia, Dbl. Yellow Day Lilies, Single .Orange Lilies. White. White with Yellow Center Mums, 45c doz.; Brown Incurved Mums, 60c doz.; White Blue Throat Violets, 40c doz. Add postage. Mrs. D. P. Gar- rett, Ellijay, Rt. 3: Tiny Pom pom UDahlias, Pink Rosa Wilmouth, White Joe Fet- te. Yellow Queen, Yellow, Pink tips Artie, Bronze Annie, $2. doz.; Cushion Mums, pink, yel- w,.red, orchid, white, puis, bronze,. star dust, Claude Blackwell, | |10c doz.; Petunias, Sal-4 cream, gold, | Large Dahlias, mixed colors, $1.25 doz.; Yellow Cannas, $1. doz.; : Exchange 1 dozen Dahlias or Cannas for 6 White feed sacks. Each pay postage. Mrs. Eunice Woody, Dial. Jap. ~ Perennial Morning Glories, giant blue flowers, opened all day, vine cuttings, 50C <4:73;- $iix Rare Plant, bright rose inner grows, 9 ft. high, 4 ft. diam., 50c ea.; 3, $1. L. E. Morgan. Waycross, Rt. 4, Box 716. Dbl." Gaillardia, mixed col- ors, sometimes called Blanket Flowers, 2 doz., 25c, plus 5c postage; Also will exchange for Red King Humbert or Presi- cent Cannas. Mrs. R. Welis, Waycross, Bell St.. Rt. 4. Pink Thrift, 5c -C; 200, $1- Rooted and damp packed, Add postage. Mrs. Milton T. Phil- lips, Wrens. . Giant rooted Dbl. Geraniums, -Oxblood, Jap. Red, Salmon, Orchid, Pink Perfection; Be- gonias, Beefsteak, Orange Spoon Florist Type Pink, Red Bronze Leaf, Red Conch; Ferns, Bos- ton, Roosevelt, Whitmani, Sword, Eisenhower, Plomosus, 60c; Cacti, Star, Curiosity 45c. Mrs. Graham H. Eley, White Plains. Jacobs Ladder, 20c ea.; East- er Lilies, $1.00 doz.; Variegated Violets, and Shaggy Daisy, $1.00 doz. bunch. Add postage. L. M. Turner, Gainseville, Rt. 6. All colors Larkspur, 25c C; Large Bronze Mums, 25c doz: Red Amaryllis Bulbs, bloom- ing size, 25c ea.; Tame Violets, Peppermint Plant, 5c doz. Add postage. No order un- der 25c. Alma Presnell, Gaines- ville, Rt. 1. \Scarlet Red, Deep Pink and Apple Blossom Per. Verbena, $6.00 C; $1.00 doz.; White Eng- lish Dogwood, 2-3 ft., 50c ea; Blooming size Gardenias, 715 ea.; Suffruticosa Old English Dwarf Boxwood, 6-8 in. rooted plants, 25c ea.; Mrs. C. M. Rob- inson, Greenville. Blooming size ape JCasmine, rooted,: 3 yrs, old, White wax blooms in pots, $2.00 ea.; Mum Plants, orchid, 6, 50c. Moss pack- ed. Add postage. Miss Bessie Martin, Gainesville, RFD Rt. 5. Dbl. Exhibition Type Chry- santhemums, white, red, $2.00 doz.; Pink Cushion Mum, $1.00 doz.; Rose~ Red Verbena, 73c doz.; $5.00 C; Red French Verb- ena, $3.00 C; Red, White Thrift, SL00: doz. Pink -Oxalis; <= 2 clumps, $1.00. Add postage Mrs. Janie Ellis, Grantville. Sweet Scented Purple Violets, 4 doz., $1.25; $4.00 C; $30.00 M; Red Verfena, Flame, 1 one-half doz., $1.00; $2.50 C; $19.00 M; Baby Pompom Zinnia Plants, mixed colors, 25c.doz.; $2.00 C. Add postage. Mrs. J, B. Cousins, Greenville, Rt 3. Nandina Seedlin_., 25, $1.15; Magnolias, $1.50 doz.; Wax Leat Ligustrum and Boxwood, $2.25 doz, Lois Woodruff, Greenville. Violets, Norwegian Giants, Supreme, deep blue, $2.5( doz.; Min, order 6; Camellia, rooted cuttings, dbl. rose pink (Sacea). $.00 doz.; Camellia Sasanguas, rooted cuttings, color of blos- unknown, $4.25 doz.; Giant Sweet Williams, mixed colors, cheap. Del. Maude Hamby Gre- enville. Dwarf. Semperviren Plants, (Boxwood) $2.00 doz.; $10.00 vu; $95.00 M:; Aug. Daffodils, blooming size bulbs, $1.00 doz.; $5.00 C. Mrs. B, L. Rebinson, Greenville. ~ Chrysanthemums: . Tashima, Goldilocks, Hedinger, Bessie Clark, Pearson, Sheen, Ross, Bowes, Enchantress, Aster Pur- ple, Early Wine, Dusty Pink, Korean, Spoon, Bergen, Cope- land, Yosick, Harvest Sun; Aut- umn Light, Apricot Queen, t- erling, Poms, $1.25 doz. PP. Mrs: Tv, Whitworth, Green- ville, Box 271. Several thousand Calif. Blue Violets, $1.00 C; $8.00 vl. dd .| postage. Fred. Wilkerson, Hog- ansville, Rt. 3 Phone 8541. FOR SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE _ Small rooted Dwarf Boxwood, $1.00 per 25; Dwarf Marigold Plants, Spry, Sunkist, $1.00 25; White and Red Crape My- rite, 1-2 ft., $1.50 doz.; 2-3 t., $2.50 doz, Del. in Ga. Mrs. =. F, Terrell, Greenville. Santa Claus Red Azalemums, $1.00 doz.; $7.50 C; Perennial Blue - Phlox, (Pieosa) Black- berry, Atamasco Lilies, $1.00 doz.; ruff, Greenville, Genuine Royal Robe purple fragrant violets, $1.00 doz; $6.00 C: $60.00 M; Giant Royal pur- ple violets, fragrant, 3 doz. $1.00; $3.50 C; $40.00 M; scar- let verbena, 1 one-half doz. $1.00; $3.00 C. Add postage. uive del. on all plants. Mrs.-L, H. Cousins, Greenville. Rt. 3. Red Blue, Pink, Thrift, 50c doz.; White Per. Candytuft, White Thrift, Grass Pinks, 75c doz.; Snapdragon, mixed color, Petunia, 3 cols.\ Wax -Begonias, Geranium cuttings, $1.00 per 10. Miss Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rto.2: 2 White and Purple Lilac Bush- es, 20c ea.; Butterfky Bushes, Hollyhocks, 6, $1.00; Sweet- william, Pink 75c doz. bunches; Boxwood, 6-12 in.,. ea.; Add postage. Mrs, Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6. Strawberry Geraniun.s, 2ac ea.; Abelia cuttings, 15c ea.; 2, 25c: Gardenia cuttings, ~ e@a. Danrp packed, PP. Mrs. Wallace Wilson, Gainesville, Rt. 4. | White, Yellow Jonquils, But- ter and Eggs, Trumpet Daffod- ils, $1.75 C; Blue, Pink Thrift, Sv eet William Plants, 15C7G07,; P of Paradise, $1.25 ea. .1xch. for print sacks. Miss Cecil Mc- Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Bird of Paradise, $1.50 va.; White, Yellow Jonquils, Butter and Eggs, Trumpet Daffodils, Sino es Blue Single Hyacinths, $1,25 doz.: Blue and Pink Thrift, 75c doz. Ech. for print sacks, Miss Mattie McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Yellow, White Jonquils, Dlb. Butter and Eggs, Yellow Long Trumpet Daffodils, Large Jel- low Cluster-Narcissi, $1.75 C; Blue, Pink- T'riff, _75c doz.; Weeping Willow, Bird of Pav. d- ise, $1.00 ea. Miss Nora Mc- Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Sweet Bay, Pink Roses, 1-4 ft., 10c ft.; Yellow Mums, Yel- low Narcissi, White Rain Lilies, White Queen Anne Lace, Also Garlic, 30c doz.; Gooseberry, 50c doz. Add ~postage.. Mrs. David Colson, Hazlehurst, Rt. 1, Box 256, Blue Vidlets, 75c C; Iris, Brown Day Lilies, $2. C; Gold- englow, Phlox, Swet Williams, Large Mixed Col. Mums, 60c doz.; Pink Hydrangea, Pink Peony, 50c ea.; Mixed col. and Large Dahlias, 15c ea. $3. ord- ers and over PP. Mrs. W. D. Ralston, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Foxglove, Lemon Lilies, Per. Phlox, 40c doz.; Tiger Lily Bulbs, 4, $1.; White Narcissi, Jonquils, $150: Ca Pink; Red Spireas, Dbl. Altheas, Junipers, 50c ea.; Sweetshrubs, 75 doz.; 4 col. Chrysanthemums, 60c doz. Add_ postage. , Mrs. - Lee Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2: Large Exhibition Mums, all colors, 15 plants, $1.; Lavender Hardy , Orchid, 6, $1.; Giant Shasta Daisy, Blue Single Hy- acinth, Silver King Plants, $1. doz.; Jonquils, Daffodils, White April Blooming Narcissi, $1. C. Add~postage. Mrs. R. B. Vandigriff, Ellijay, Rt. 2. All colors Native Azaleas, $1. doz.; Large, blooming size Old Fashiion Snow Ball Bushes, 2, $1.; Pink and Red Seven Sister Roses, Blooming Size Golden Bells, 4,, $1.; Govt. in- spected.. Add _ postage. Mrs. Cleave Cantrell, Ellijay, Emma Ru: Goldenglow, 75c doz.; Yel- low Iris, $1. doz.; Daffodils, Jonquils, 50c doz.; Spireas, 5, $1.; Also Catnip, $1. doz, Exch. for 100 lb. feed sacks, 4 prints alike or 6 white no checks, Add postage. Mrs.: Annie Gentry, Ellijay, Rt. 3. i $5.00 C. Blanche Wood- Rt | Button, 75, doz.; Grape Hyacinths. Pink Peonies, 25c Almonds, 3, $1.; Lilies, 60c doz.; Red, Pink Roses, eS: $1.; Mums. all colors s 6, Add postage. Dessit Vick, Bilijay. Rter3e- Hardy Aster, White Daisiea Tall Yellow Daisy, Foxglove, Dusty Miller, mixed Mums, nice clumps, any 12, $1. J postage. Exch. for Verbena Wild Galax, Ginger, mone, Bird Foot of Yello Violets, Ferns, Geranium, Par ridge Vine, Iris, Heartease, Dutchmans Breeches, all wild plants, 75c doz. Plus postag Mrs. Charles H. Edwards, Elli jay, Rt. 3, Rose Haven Villag Pot-Flowers for sale. James Silvers, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 88. Large Chrysanthemums, pink Daisy, Silver Sheen, Orchid Banquet, Spray Nellie Klevis, Yellow, 50c: doz. prepaid. No orders less $. Ga. orders only. Mrs. H. A. Fambrough, bene ton, RFD 1. Dbl. Crimson Japonicas, 8 - yrs. old, 50c ea.; Iris, 50c doz.; Glads, Golden Chain, Foxglove 50c doz. Exch. for print sacks. Mrs. J. C. Keener. Ellijay, Rt. 3. Mixed Iris, Dbl. Day Lilies, Gray Violets, Butter and Eggs, Narciss, 75c doz.; Purple Hardy Aster, 25 . ea.; Galax, Heart- ease, Wild Anemone, Yellow. Violets, 6, 75c; Plus postage. Exch. for Blue Hydrangeas. ae Mary Langley, Ellijay, Rt. Dbl. Crimson | Japonicas, 8 yrs. old, 50c ea.; Jap. Iris, Fox- glove, Golden Chain, Golden- glow, 50c doz.; Dogwood, 9, i ts Earl Keener, Ellijay, B53: j S Chrysanthemums, $1.50 doz.; large, type, Pom poms, $1, doz.; l Red, Purple, - Pink, White Verbena, 10c ea. Mrs. R. E. Ellington, Fairburn. Old Fashion Red and Pink. ~ and Purple Verbena, rooted plants, $1. doz. Add postage. Damp packed. Good condition, Ley W..E. Harper, Fairburn, teak: a Large type all colors chry- santhemums, Red Azaleamums, | 65c doz.; Blue Per. Daisy, Ar- temisia, 60c doz.; Ageratum, Lady Fingers, 35c doz.; Large clumps, Pinks in bloom, dl. and single, $1. Too large to mail; Also want Candytuft, Old Fashion Red . 20% Dairy Feed. Carnation Hog Feed . STANDARD FEED MILLING CO., Atlanta, Ga. Sav-Mor Brand 40% Protein Hog ie giars a 40,00 1 50 F 16.75 7.95 SWIFT & COMPANY, Aragon Ga. Swift's Cottonseed Meal, 41% | Se & COMPANY, Chi 0, Mi. 's Cottonseed M M ee GO., Vidalia, es ar Corn & Molasses: ert ere & Ground Wheat Sere. G ILLS, INC., Chicago, Il. - rand Hog Fattener =~ - 45.00 43.13 4.46 45.00- 4.00 41.00 5.07 45.00 * 4.00 44.95 4.43 7.90 - 3.50 6.88 3.24 G Ae 8.00 3.00. 12.00 781 3.18 16.00 4.00 16.88, 3.82 16.00 3.00 15.12 2.92 14.00. 19.93 16.00 21.68 16.00 15.83 4.00. 10.00 13.68 8.35 6.00 9:08 8.00 6.60 _ Badger 16% Seek: Dairy Peed Jim Dandy Test Cow Feed |. VALDA WOOTEN, McRae, Georgia Sugar Creek Brand Peanut Vine Mal and Molasses Sugar Creek Brand Peanut Vine Meal and Molasses j Feeds Not Meeting Guarantee 127 _ WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Ala, Jim Dandy Broiler Mesh < Jim Dandy Cracked Corn & Wheat Scratch _ Jim Dandy 16% Protein Test Cow Feed (P) (P) Feeds Penalized ag AND SEED | r SALE - FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE eee 5 5 FLOWERS AND SEED. FOR SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE eranium cuttings, Orange Sultana, ant cutting, all i0c) 120 Green Palm Like Fern, 25c ea.; Pink Oxalis, Red Geranium, Red Conch Begonias, 15 ea.: 1 dif. Cactus cuts, 10ea.; Lark- spur. Physostegia, mixed Mums, doz. Add. postage. Mrs. - {Ralph Williams, Suwanee, Rt. 1. m Dahlias, $1. 00 Mrs, Leilar Phil- honk ; : aLDIS: <7 Saeweunls: all Mums, Lark- Geran- erblooming, dark rose, pink Green , Rose, Pink, Sal- uttings, 15 Ga-3 rooted Begonias,- 25 cuttings, 15 ea. Add W. oe Rice, eg 00. (oF Red ev-| B gonia, Dbl. Sal- _ Honeysuckle Honeysuckle, and ants, 1 free Plant. Wimpey, Screven. emum Plants, nam- led, Exhibition. Pom- nemones, Fujii, Button colors. Mrs, Frances f Be Sik eek ght red, blue, pur- der, $1.00 doz; Hyd- ue; : ee 75c. Mrs, aS n large English Mums; 3 Mixed; 55 labeled. Brannen, Statesboro, ae Feage Plants, Jonquils, Daffodils, But- for sale or exch. for can use. R. A. Hump- So HES & Allen Buse: ae 4 doz., Red Shrimp | Plants. 25 White Cluster, Lady Banksia Rose, De Red. Light Red, aniums, Night Bloom- $1.00 ea. Add. post- M. Johnson, Shell- Bulbs, Rose: Glory eet: (small, f Plus | etapa a Willie Nelson, Dbl, White, Yellow Fever- few,. Gypsophila, Artemisia, Sweet Williams, Lantana, Mich- aelmas Daisies, Candytuft, $1.00 doz.; Tritoma, Coleus, Red, Pink Begonias, Boston Fern, rooted, 6, $1.00; Dbl. Stock, Ageratum, Physostegia, Azel- eamums, Vebena, Button Mums, Chrysanthemums, 50c doz. Mrs. ~ohnson Usry, Stapleton, Purule Wisteria, strong roots, 35 ea; 6, $1.50; Bridalwreath, 35 ea.: 4, $1.00; 2 Purple Lilacs, $1.00. Exch> for Glad Bulbs, "| Standing Cypress, Deep Purple. Bachelor Seed. Moore, Suwanee. Bearded, Iris, Blue, Purple, Light Blue,. White, 2 Tones, Wine Iris, 18, $1.00; Fall Per. Blue Asters, Per. Sweet Wil- lam, mixed colors, Vinca, 2-in. purple blooms, 2 doz., $1.00: Giant Royal Purple Violets, | Ageratum, -4 doz., $1.00. PP. Mrs. Lillian Owens, Farispposs: Rie _ Star of Bethichem, 10c doz.; ,|Purple Violets, 20c- doz.; House- leek, Fall Daisies, Blackb--ry Lilies, mums, mixed sizes and colors, 30c doz. Mrs. Johr Weav- er; Temple, Ge wore UWise? iB Red , King Carnations, doz,; _ Asparagus, Sword Fern, 35c:. 1 one-half doz. mixed mums, $1.00. Miss Susie And- rews, Thomasville, Box - 641. | Red Crabapple, Coralberry- Holly, White Dogwood, Cat- "awba, Sweet Scented Teaolives, Pink Crape ~ Myrtle, Yellow Climbing Azaleas, St. Johns Wort, 3 ft., 50c ea.; Plus postage. No stamps nor checks. Mrs. A. R. Harrison, Toomsboro, RFD ce Cannas: President Red, Pink Gem, Orange and Yellow Variegated, | $1.25 doz.; Purple Mint, 50c doz.; Variegated Iris -75c doz. Mrs. C.- R. McAlpin, Tallapoosa, Rt. Sultana, Geranium cuttings, Asparagus Fern, Justicia, Dog Tongue Cacti, 5c 2.; Lark- spur, Button Center Mums, Chrysanthemums, Ageratum, Lupines, 3 col. Canna Lilies, Orange Lilies, 50 doz. Pluls postage. Mrs. J. G. Combs, Yoomsboro, Rt. 2. - : Jockey Bu$h Seed, 20c pkg.; Beefsteak- Begonia, .45c; Salmon, White Sultanas, Pink, Single. Pink, white with Varie- gated Foliage: Conch Begonias, White, -Pink Dbl. Geraniums, Fuchsia, 30c_ ea.; Sword, Lace Fern, Red, Pink Verbena, 20c. Plus postage. Mrs. Wavy TRwis, Toomsboro. Purple Iris, Orange Day lilies, 3 doz., $1. Plus postage. Exch. 3 doz..for 3 print sacks alike. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. ~Ave Goble, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. - Iris, White, Sky Blue, Laven- |-der, Purple, Opalesant Shade of / Purple, ;| bena, 50c doz. PP. Mrs. J. M. doz.; Pink Ver- $1. Newman, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2. - 3 Ginter Lilies, $1.; 5 col. erbena, Pink Hardy Phlox, loz. PP. Mrs. N N. Skinner, Sword, Sprengeri Ferns, Solid! | Patterson, z $1.00: Yellow, King Humbert, Red, |- *50c doz.; Mixed Color Petunias, doz.; Mixed color Touch-Me- Not. Plants, 35 doz.; Mixed col. Mums, $1. C; Red Berry Love Vine, 25c bunch; Green and White Striped Grass, 10c ea.; Yellow Jasmine Vine, 30c! bunch, Add postage. Mrs. Grady Brewer, Toomsboro. Red Mint, Pink Per. Phlox, Goldenglow, Pink Verbena, and Snow White Foliage Plant, Yeilow Daisy Mums, 3 shades of Pink, 50 doz.; Red, Yei- low, Yellow and Bronze Varie- gated Cannas, -4, 50c; Blue Hardy Per, Asters, 25 OG Mrs. J. M. Newman, Tallapoosa, RUGS eee Lace and -Sprengeri~ ferns, 20c clump; Pink and White Dbl. Begonias, rooted, 35c; Red, White, Orchid, Apple Blossom, 25c ea.; Green. and White Striped and Purple Jew, rooted, 3, 30c; Pink Oxalis, collection $2. PP to 2nd. zone. Mrs. Ethel Gladden, Tallapoosa, Rts: Orange Day Lilies, 40c doz.: Dbl. Lilies, and Purple Tris, 60 doz.; "Tiger Lilies, -50c- eas Flowering Quince, rooted, 25 ; King Alfred Daffodils, Old Fachion -~Sweet Williams, 50c doz. Add postage. Miss Ruth Talking Rock, , Rt. Red, White Dogwood, Crab- apple, Sweetshrubs, Magnolias Yellow Jasmine, Red Holly, Teaolives, Bay, Running Wild Honeysuckles, 7 Sister Rose Bushes, Running Red Buck- eye, 1-5 ft., Water Oak, 1-4 ft., 10c -50c. Mrs. Henry Loyd, Toomsboro, Rt. 1. . Monkey Faces- or Widow Tears Tube, 50c doz. PP. Mrs. RW. Roper, Trion, Rt. 1. 5000 rooted Geraniums, all colors, 15c ea. FOB. Atlanta or Decatur. Ga. W. L. ~Cousins, Tucker, Ri 2 Purpil Iris, Orange Day lilies, 8 doz $1.. Exch..3 doz. for '3 print sacks alike. Each pay postage. Mrs. M. L. Priest, Talking Rock. Christmas snd Thanksgiving Cacti, 10c cutting; Red an Orange Dbl. Canna Lilies, Lav. Shaggy Mums, 50c doz.; and Leveader Verbena, 75 doz.;) Mrs. Thomas. Dawson, The Rock, Rt. 1. : Pink and White Queen Ann's Lace; 6 bunches, 50c; Dif. col- ors Petunias, 35c doz.; Blue Physostegia, 25c> doz.; Small Yellow and White Mums, bloom in clusters, 40 doz. Add postage. Mrs. E. B: Warren, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. Yellow Jonquils, White Clus- tec Narcissi, Butter and Egg Bulbs, White and Purple Iris, Large rooted Pink 7 Sister Rose Bush; 50c. Exch. for Red Dogwood, Blue Violets, Holly, Xmas Bells, Azaleas, or Gardenias. Mrs. temare, Villa Rica, Box 644. Achemenes in- wood, viojet blue, orchid pink, royal pur- ple, 10, $1.; 25, $2. Mrs. Rosa} G. Poole, Valdosta, 1610 Marion Diets - Dwarf Yellow Canna Bulbs, 15c ea.; 50 doz.; Large Red, and Orange Bulbs, 6, 50c; Pur- ple Coleus, 20c doz.: Parrot | Feather Fern, 25 ea.; Day Lilies, doz.; Bronze Mums, 6, 25c. Add posta e. Mrs. A. L, Teasley, Was Box 55. 25c d Newnan, Rt. Pink | S.'M. Whit-| Hen and Biddies, 50c ea.; 3 $1.00, Add postage. No. chks. Mrs. Homer Martin, Jasper, Rt. Di 7 Day Lilies, reds, yellows, 50 ea.; Blue Per. Morning Glories, stay open all day, 25c ea.; Red Spider Lily Bulbs, 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4. Hardy Pom poms, zi colors Mums, 75c doz.; Spal labeled: Large Disbud Pink, White, Yellow: Rose, $1.50 doz.; Mar. 25 (Bloomer, large) Em- peror Daffodils, 65c doz.; $3.- 25 C; Snapdragons, 65 doz. Mrs. F. M. Combs, Washing- ton. s - Starr Flowers, 6 bulbs, 50c, PP in Ga. Mrs. W..Y. Summers, Newnan, Rt. 5. Jerusalem Cherry Seed, 10 doz.; Tiger Lilies, 10c- ea. and Ada. postages Mrs. J. B. Woody, Pisgah, Star Rt. Bronze Colored Glad Bulbs, |25e doz.; Christmas Cacti, 35 bunch; Petunia Plants, 35c doz. PP, Haze] Mooney, Quill, Box 1. Red, Pink Running Rose Bushes, Cherry Laurels, Ligust- rums, Camphor Bushes, Ginger an Chinese Lilies, Nandinas,25s ea.: Nandina Seed, 15c pkt.; Bush and Running Lantanas, 2 yAsitys ? Inch Size Seed of Large ,| Lily, 3, 25, Add postage. Mrs. Dan Terry, Quitman. -Parple Blooming Thrift, 90c C. Dif. Colored Altheas, 25c ea.; Purple and White Violets, $0c C. All with good roots. Add postage. Miss Hattie Mae Huff, Philomath. Hardy Old Fashion White Iris, tall stems, with-2 and 3 large sweet scented blooms, ex- cellent for gardens, $1.00 dez.; $6.00 C. PP. Mrs. C,- E Jones, Oglethorpe, Rt 1. 5. dif. Sultanas _ including White, $1.00; 8 dif. Coleus, $1.00; Dbl. Red Begonias, 30c ea.; 12 | dif. House Plant cuttings, not }rooted, $1.00; English . Daisy, | $2.00 C3 35c doz. Mrs. T. C. Bee, BE Verbena, red, white, pitk, purple, red and white variegat- ed, Giant Red Thrift, 10 ea.; Azaleamums, pink, 3c ea.; Sin- gle Tuberose Bulbs, 6, 25c; PP\in State on orders of $1.00 or more. No chks. Mrs. E, T. Jackson, Newnan, Rt. 2. Blue Ageratum, Golden Glow, /ums, white, yellow, each $1.00 C: Add 35c for mail- | ing No. chks. Mrs. W. T. Lang- ley, Patmetto, Rt. 1. | = Finest of large- type Mum Plants, all colors mixed, 75 doz.; $4.50 -C; 12 dif. Cannas,}| $1.00 doz.; $5.00 C; Mixed colors | nome Plants, $1.50 C. No or- ider less $1.00; Exch. for Potato | Plants or :Padkett, ~~ Jasper, Rt. 1. 3 Spirea, Butterfly, Watermelon ~ Crape Myrtle, 3, $1.00;- Per. Veronica, Ageratum, Golden Rod, large Dbl. Canna Lilies, red or yellow, 15, $1.00. PP. .25, $1.00, plus postage. Amandia. Beayer, Jesup, Rt. 2. = Per. Blue Veronica, Blue Age- ratum, Yellow Pyrethrvs, 15, $1.00; Hardy Lantanas, layeud- ~ er, 3, $1.00. Will send surprise plant: free with each $1.00 order. All damp packed. Mrs. Inez Beaver, Jesup, Rt. 2 Giant Zinnia Seed, all colors, selected from the Dejalia kind, measures. 6 one-fourth in, 89 pcet> tested, Prince Albert Tyb. Can." full, $1.00; Halt: fal=-bfecs Westbrook, Kingsland. - Large size Cannas, vellow, or- | ange, fine roots, $1.00. Mrs. Ella | Pritchard, Kite, Rt. 1, Box: $4, Mvms, -rattail cacti, cameo roses, for-sale or exc. Will vive 2 cameo roses or 4 Mums or 4 cacti for 2 rooted sugar pear = trees, 2-3 ft. tall,>or \will buy Mrs. Maidie Pitt- man, Lumber City. cuttings; $1.00;-4 $2.00, including Pink Jonquil, Cheerfuiness, Mrs. H. B Clower, Rtssk Large Yellow Fall Pinks. 50, 25c; Grass Pinks, large bunch, ~ 30c; Red, Yellow Spetted Can- 10 Sultana bulbs, all dif. Golden. Harvest, Silver . Chimes, Lawrenceville, Pesaeal Lupine, 25c|Purple Stripe Jew, green and | nas, 25 per 50; Seed, Old Time | Bachelor Bution, 4 ocbock, dif. colors, large pack, 10c. Docia Harris, Lula. og Prices Paid At Various Markets $23.66 Tattnall Livestock Co., Glennville pt NO.2 NOS , NOM 4 Dawsde: Livestock Co., Parrot $23.35 $22.98 $21.96 ; tockyard. Lyons 23.67 $29.90 $21.65 $20.00 | Emanuel Co. Stockyards, vestock Market, Metier $23.65 $22.55 $21.50 $00.00 Swainsboro $23.25 $22.75 $21.50 fasiock Yer d, Ocilla 2 $23.40 $23.10 $22.47- $20.55 Metter Livestock Market, Metter $23.30 $22.48 $21.55 er Livestock edie: Smith Stockyard, Augusta $22.80 $22.25 $20.90 pes is: Bainbridge $22.75 $00.00 $00.00 $00.00 | McRae Livestock Market, McRae $23.26 $22.45 $21.20 : ard, Thomson $22.55 $22.30 $20.25 $00.00 Farmers Stockyards, Sylvania $23.05 $22.25 $21.00 Stockyard, Inc., Tifton $23.30 $23.05 $22.25 $21.00 | Coffee Co. Livestock Co.,' Douglas $23.70 $22.99 $21.60 a eos : $24.53 $24.15 $22.30 $21.25 Mitchell Co. Livestock Co. Camilla $23.45 $22.80 $22.40 : Appling Co. Stockyard Market, peat $23.25 $22.31 $21.31. $23.15 $21.95 $00.00 AM*RIL 29 Co. Market Ase'n., Turner Co. Stockyard, Ashburn $23.26 $23.18 $21.95 Sandersville $22.40 $21.70 $00.00 $22.64 $22.05 $21.00 Stockyard, Eastman Hazlehurst Livestock Market, $20.60 - Nashville $23.69 $23.50 $23.00 $23.10 $00.00 arm Products Sales, i / ' Thomaston $24.60 $22.70 $21.90 $20.80 Co. Siockyard, Savannah $28.45 $22.70 $2],50 $00.00 Livestock Auction Market.. ee . Donalsonville _ $23.30 $22.80 $21.80 $00.00 Livestock Market, Millen $23.00 $22.50 $21.00 $20.25 oro Stockyard, Swainsboro $23.75 $22.35 $21.60 $00.00 Livestock Agsn., Cochran $24.00 $22.90 $21.30 $19.70 $23.21 $22.40 $21.20 $00.00 . Shuman Jr. Stockyard., Hagan $24.00 $23.25 $22.75 $00.00 s Livestock Exchange, Z Statesboro $22.70 $22.55 $00.00 $00.00 PAvectock} Auction Coz inc. oe $23.00 $21.95 $21.30 Hazlehurst $23.04 $22.45 Seaboard Stockyard, Colquitt $23.50 $23.10 $22.30 . Wilkes Stockyard, Washingion $22.50 $00.00 $00.00 Moultrie Livestock Co., Moultrie $23.50 $23.00 $00.00 - Union Stockyard, Albany $23.57 $23.00 $22.75 Peoples Livestock Market, Cuthbert $23.43 $23.40 $22.95 APRIL 30 Bulloch Stockyard, Statesboro $22.57 $22.50 $21.50 Wayne Co. Livestock Market, Jesup $23.00 $22.50 $21.00 Effingham Stock Market, Springfield $22.42 $21.70 $20.18 Fitzgerald Livestock/ Auction, Ocilla $23.32 $22.55 $20.85 Farmers Livestock Co., Douglas $23.72 $22.90 $21.35 $23.94 $22.70 Valdosta Livestock Co., Inc.,; Valdosta $235 Sumter Livestock Assn, Inc., Americus $23.20 $22.76. $21.50 | FED AND GRAIN FOR SALE - SEED AND GRAIN FOR SAL E BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE pkin Seed, 50c cup. Add ge. ey, Grindle, Dahlon- , Box. 53. Eoned Browntop Millet free of noxious weed seed, ue Seed, 20c lb.; Rescue, -; Dallas Grass~Seed; 70c -Color Lespedeza, 15 Tb.: $40.00 ton. Tel. 2131. C. Dz Bowdon. n Glaze cand Hastings ling Collard Seed, 25c Tbl.; . 80c doz.; 65c C; Black ty Eggplants, 30c,. doz.; coli, 20c doz; Hot Pepper, doz. Plus postage. Viola C. YY," Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 343. Bunch, and. Col. Medium Butterbeans, 30c cup; 50 green. okra on, shade dried, Light tan Running Peas, very profific, bear until frost, Striped Running Butter- beans, and Running Butterpeas mixed, 2 cups, 60c. PP. Mrs. H. M. Christie, Lithonia, Rt, 3. White mush peas and tender seed, 40cc cupful; few cups white salot Eng. peas, 60e cupful, speckled black-eye, 35 cupful, $1.00. Clinton Smith, Ellijay. Rt. 3: 2 cups, crowders _ Black Diamonu Mountain watermelon seed, not mixed, Favorite large muskmel- 1952 crop, hand a saved, sound seed, 65c teacupful, del. No stamps nor chks. Mrs. I. M. Sullivan, Car- rollton. 14 W. Chandler St. $1.00; red and white 4 cups, and Stone Crowder Cream, White fable Peas, we- evil treated, 4 cups, $1.00. PP. Mrs. A. Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2. Blue Pole Beans, 3 cups, $1.45; 2 gal. Long Pod Red Ripper, Lady, and Butter Peas, 3 cups, $1.15; Col. and White Butter- beans, 5 cups, $1.25, Add post- age. Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Dacu- la,-Rt. 1. About 40 Ibs. Field Peas, large, white, few unknown, mix- pol, 2 lbs., 25c 9 Ibs., $1.00; en- tire lot, 10c lb. not PP: Calico Pole Butterbeans, clean, 25c lb. PP. re Mason, Roopville. 12 bu..White Blackeyed Crow- der Peas, $8.00 bu. Cheaper for lot. G. R. Pope, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2. s Best Cantaloupe Seed, Add postage. Norman Lee ler, Conyers, Rt. 1. on Seed, $1.00 lb.; Honey- Cantalloupe, 50c teacups; BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 5 lbs. White Sugar Crowder Peas, $1.75 delivered by PP in Ga. John Dickens, Sparata. Red Speckled Crowder Peas, free of weevils, 30c 1b.; 4 lbs., _ Clearstone Peash, 35c White Butterbeans, 25c ; Smooth Leaf Mustard, Also Mtn. Huckleberry, g size plants, 2 doz., 75c. postage. Rosie Crowe, Cum- pets on Seed, 75 pt.; Striped Runner Bean, 60c pi,; Bunch Butterbean, 30c Speckled and Silver ull vder Peas, 40c pt.; Also don and Klondike Straw- ing, Rt. 5. yford Cantaloupe, 50c 1.50 qt.; Kleckly Sweet ckllee Watermelon, Pie kin, Crookneck Squash, up; $1.00 qt.; Baby Lima jf aoc Ib.; Martin and Or- tal Gourd Seed; l5c pkg. postage. Betty Mewborn, broke, Rt. di _. Seed, for jal price for 100 lbs. Otis Cornett, rceueey, No less 2 bu. Bynum, Shellman. Tel. 721. 45 bu. Brown Sugar Crowder Peas, $12.00 bu. in 100 lb. bags. Less than bushel, 25 lb. Dr. D. B, Ware, Fitzg oa, P. O. Box 49. half gal.; 125 bu. Roanoke Soybeans, recleaned, germ. 80 pct. or bet- ter; in 2 bu, bags, $3.50 bu. FOB. shipped. B. C. White Blackeyed and Red Sp- eckled - Crowder Red Speckled Gisidaee Blue Java Peas, 30c cup; 4 cups, Also Clearstone Peach Seed, 25c doz. Add postage. G. T. Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1. 60c. lb.; 00; Lady Finger Peas, Also nice Mint Plants, 40e doz. PP. Mrs. Fred Yelton, Appling, Risee:. fe _ Red Ripper Peas, hand thrash- ed, weevil treated, 75 qt.; $1.25 $2.25 gal. Add post- age. No chks. Miss Ora Richey, Lavonia, Rt. 1. White and Col. Bunch Butter- beans, 30 ee cup; 4 cups, and White $1.00 C; Black Raspberry,| Table Peas, 3 lbs., $1.00 Plus Blackberry, 4, $1.00. Add postage. Gladys Duran, Cum- fe. Mrs. Samuel Caine,| ming, Rt. 1. and $1.00. Add postage, No chks. Homer Martin,. Jasper, Rt. 2. Tenn. or Clay Peas, reclean- ed, 90 pct. pur, 95 pct. germ., $7.00 bu. at my farm. H. C. Gilb- ert, Tennille, RFD. 60 bu. Turkey Toe or Combine Peas, recleaned, in even weight 2 bu. bags, good germ., $6.50 bu. O. M. Ware, Marshallville. Turkey Toe of Combine Peas, recleaned, in even wt. 2 bu. bags, good germ., $6.50 bu. Ex- ch, for Brabham. or Iron Peas. E. H. Hart, Jr., Marshallville. Calhoun or Combine Peas, good germ., recleaned, in 2 bu. bags, $6.50 bu. Exch, for Brab- kam or Iron Peas. Kenneth Thompson, Marshallville. 7 bu. Velvet Beans, hand picked, germ. 90 pct., $15.00 bu. FOB. W. D. Gill, Richland, RFD ae 5 bu. 2 crop Six Weeks Brown Crowder Peas, gathered with- out rain, pure, sound, $8.00 bu. FOB. No less half bushel ship- ped. Alex Barfield, Louisville. Few pounds Bunch Butter- beans, 40c lb.; Yard Long Peas, 60c lb, Mrs. H. W. Bryson, Rome, ot. Ave eee ed, weevil treated, 16-20 pere in|. -Reas, per Bu: Unknown, $7.50; 1 bu. Eras, $7.50; also, 2 one-half bu. 90-day Velvet beans, $6.50 bu. No less 1 bu. shipped. Pat Shel- son, Greensboro. Large-Calif. Blackeyed Peas, Cream Crowders, for eating or planting, 50c qt. PP in Ga. Mrs. A. M. Grier, 155. Blue Java Peas, 30c lb. 5 lbs. or more; Also Pepper- mint Plants, '35 doz. Add post- age. Mrs. Mattie Little, Ground, Rt. 1. Red Speckled Crowder Pea Seed, 30c cup; 4 cups, $1.00. Del. Exchange for print sacks Alto, Rt. 1, Box (4 cups per 3 sacks). Ea. pay postage. Mrs. T. L. Frost, Bow- don, Rt. 2. . Treated Crowders, Red Sp- eckled Pole Cat, Wihite Black- eyed, White Browneyed, White Purple Hull, White Lady, all clean, sound, prompt del. 4 cups, $1.25 prepaid. Mrs. H. E. Richard, Bowdon, Rt.. 1. 35 bu Black Hay and Feed Peas, sound, very prolific, 12 bu. imp. Brabs, pure, sound, 4 bu. large Black Crowders, $7.50 bu. FOB. 2:bu. bags only. Mar- vin Moore, Buena Vista. Early Brown 6 weeks 2 crop Peas, also White Crowders, 5 cups, $1.00. Add 25c postage; White or Col. Bunch, Col. Run- ning Butterbeans, 4 cups, $1.15; Add 20c postage; Little White Lady Peas, 2 cups, $1.00. Add 15c postage. Mrs. Clarence Mc- Millian, Dacula, Rt. 1. Red Speckled Crowder and White Blackeyed Peas, 35 cup; 4 cups, $1.00; White Mush Peas, 40c cup; 3, $1.00; Few cups White Salet English Peas, 50c cup. Add postage. Mrs. Carl Smith, Ellijay, Rt, 3. White and colored Bunch Butterbeans, 30c large cup; 4 cups, $1.00. Add postage. Mrs. Della Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Peas per Bu: Brabhams and Trohs,.and Whippoorwills, $6.00; mixed, $5.00; large brown or Alabama crowders, $9.00; white brown-eyes, $8.00; No orders less than bu, No chks.: E. C. Stevens, Buena Vista. 7 one-half bu. Brabhams, $7.75;%3 one-half bu. New in Ball EGGS FOR SALE Chinese Ringnek Pheasan Eggs, 30c ea.; $2.25 doz. Glenn Landrum, Lithia Springs, Box 167. Tel, Austell 6922. Giant Black Minorca Eggs, $2.25 per 15 del. May and Ju Also 10 wks. old Giant Blac Minorca Cockerels, $2.00 ea.; 2, $3.50; 3, $5.00. "Selected for breeders, L. B. Millians, New nan. Speckled and White Guiies: Eggs, 18, $135; PP in Ga.; $2.60, R. E. Schoeppel, Waycross, Rt 2, Box 108: Ringneck Pheasant Eggs, $2.25 doz; Bovking orders for day old chicks, 40c ea. J. W. Healan, Hoschton. Chinese Ringneck Pheasant Lg, 20c ea. at my home; Book- | ing order for baby pheasants, 50c ea. No shipping. Mrs. E. P, Garrett, Ellenwood, Rt. 2. (Hwy. 42). eS Booking pire for Bob White : . C; 25e ea. 80 pct. fert- ility. B. A. Pollock, Marietta, _ Rt 3, percent Green Acres Farm. 2 Dark Speckled Guinea Eves : $1.50 per 15. No COD Henry ~ Dupree, Jr., Acworth, Rt. 1;>) 23 Speckled Guinea Eggs, 18, $1.75; 36, $3.50. PP. Mrs. Eulene | Allen, Rydal, Rt. 2. Purebred Ancona Eggs, $2. 25 per setting. Mrs. D. R. McGow- oa an, West Green. oa Mixed Red and Black Turkey Eggs, 40c ea. shipped; 35c at my house, Mrs. Jesse Tucker, Hahira, Rt. 1. Large Broad Breasted BB Pur~ Mammoth Turkey Eggs, from free range stock, $4.50 doz. Ship- ped in returnable metal mailing egg boxes; Mixed Bantam Eggs, 15, $1.25, M. Bessie Baggett, Hiram. Chinese Ringneck Pheasant Eggs, 20c ea. at my house. J. t A. Moore, Atlanta, 2181 ae Shoals Rd, Rt. 3. Purebred, heavy type Dark Cornish Hatching Eggs, 15, $1.65; 30, $3.25. My Carton to be re- turned at once, AJO only. Miss Cora B. Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt. 1, Box ee re Royal Biche from page One) not only committing aneconomieal sin but what is far worse, we are perpetuat- ing wars and conditions that lead to more wars. _ -The causs of World War-I and World War II, The Korean Confliet and the present cold war can all be traced to : on dealings by the Internationalists f England, Germany, Italy aa other countries in less proportion. The chickens are coming to roost. They have been coming home since 1914, They will be coming home in all foresee- _ America, able future. - We cannot undo the past. We can live - for the future. We should reaffirm the proclaimed by We should reaffirm _Washingtons farewell address and avoid Monroe Doctrine President Menroe. as POULTRY FOR SALE will, -so long \ POULTRY FOR SALE all entan in world affairs. as He wills it:so: Le us get back to-American ideals and American fundamental principles. POULTRY FOR SALE giidances aaah foreign na- | tions. .We ance honestly recognize the fact that we dre numerieally and economi- cally too weak to try to enforce our ideas of Government on two billion peo- 4 ple in the balance of the world. -We should stop being selfish and greedy be- =: cause greed and selfishness are the mo-. tives which led us into our present plight We should recognize the fact that God rules in the Kingdom of men and giveth it to whomsoever He Regardless of* atom bombs, Mc- Coy, Tennille, Rt..1, Box 777. Few Domestibated Wild Mai- lard Ducks and-eggs from pure strain, 6-10 wks. old, $2. and $3. ea.; Eggs, 20c ea. Dis- count large lots. Federal per- mit No. "34929. C. D. Ward, Maricita, Rt. 3, ~Papermill Rd. Phone home: Marietta 9-6986; office Of. 8600, EXT 761. 4 Turky Hens, 2 Gobblers, and 3 doz. turkey eggs. On Beeb Willinghams place on Lime Branch Rd., No. 100 Hwy. Contact: Mrs. W. M. Simpson, Cedartown, Ripa S Toulouse Geese, $20. trio. Or exch. for fertilizer bags, vel- vet beans, peas, jor pigs. A. L. Thompson, Cadwell, 1 pair (gander and goon) pure African Buff Geese,. $10. ee for trio (1 cock and 2 hens), . Old Fashion, Brested, Red Pit Games, Checkers, Math. L: Logue, Gib- son. Dorfidsticatd Wild Mallard Ducks, Eggs and. Ducklings, Federal Permit No. 36718, Rine- neck Pheasants, Chicks, eggs, 6 male Chukar Partridges for sale or exch. for hens. J. L. Tade, Macon, 2395 New Clint- on Ra: 2 full breed B. B. Bronze hens, $18. shipped, or $7. ea. at my home. Mrs, Jesse Johnson, Cordele, Rt. 2. FARM, HELP WANTED Want young man with ex- perience handling beef cattle for Herdsman, Reference re- quested as to character, habits, ete. E- F. Perry, Kelly. Want good farmer to cuit- ivate 4 A mostly on water front for 3rd. of crop. J. S, Ward, ik Atlanta, 889 bape 3 paves! 1018 W.> Pop- : School, mail, Sunday school bus Black }: 50 basis. Fertile land prepared for planting. 6 K house wired] for elec. stove, one-half mile off paved hwy.- Good com- munity, near store, mail and school bus Plenty of day work. W. C. Cru- mbley, McDonough, Rt. 2. = Warts young white wornan from country for pultry farm work, board, -and .salary. Mrs. Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2. Want amify to catieoate 2H cfop, or two 1 horse men. Good house, land, ready to plant.) Helen rts lights, - wood. No drunks. Clem Roberson, Temple, Rt. 1. man to live as. one of: family| and do light farm work in Christian farm home. room, small salary. Work with chickens and flowers. Harris McCurry, eee RG 2a Phone Ea. 2673. 2 Want rel: farmers to cult- ivate farm Forsyth Co., 2 mi. E. Silver City, and raise broilers; have 3600 cap, broiler howe . R thouse, elec.,- wood, water, mail and school bus rt., near churches and stores: Satis. basis agreed upon, Home in exchange for small repairs on bldgs. John W. Hughes, Gainesville, Ries basis. 25 A cotton, 30 A. corn. Land already perpared. Will furnish mules to plow with, Ak so will furnish for farming seas- on. 4 R house, lights, school and Imail route, J. Nick Jordot, At- lanta, -716 Parkway. Dr,, N. E. Ve 4137, Want share cropper on 50-50 Want 1 Hi 1 mi. East of Conyers on Route 3. 8 open acy 25 cows, near calves or ane ta by sale-datewill be held at the 3-W Ranch Ga. Hwy. 138, on May 15th at 1 P.M. Wm. W. ail aes Owner, 14, First day tour phe leas - cattle tour on Wein uay. Maye 13 and at Roll: