9p OE
e Ga. Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn., is
ng a Sale of some 35 head Reg. Angus cat-
ardman Hall, Athens; Ga., April Ist. C. H.
ck, President, Rabun Gap, Ga.
se are the future Fat Cattle Show dates:
ge. March 18-19; Columbus, March 26-27;
sta, April 2-3; Swainsboro, April 9-10; States-
April 11; Atlanta, April 16-17; Rome, April
lvania, May 1-2. Shows have already
-at Moultrie and Macon.
FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1940.
SPECIAL NOTICES
e National Cotton Week has been set for May |
17-25 when increased use of Cotton and all its
products will be urged. s
Cotton groups pushing the use of Cotton urge
the farmers to request that many products now put
up in burlap bags. be sold in cotton bags, and sug-
gest that groups of farmers draw up petitions urg-
ing the fertilizer companies to use bags made of
cotton for the fertilizer they buy. It is pointed out
that the Cotton bags may also be used for many
purposes after the fertilizer is taken from them. In
addition, there will be an increase in the use of
Number 24 :
_SPECIALNOTICES ~
The Fertilizer Inspector for Gilmer, Pieken
and Fannin counties is Mr. M. C. Holden,
ROLSTON, Ga. His address was printed wrong in
the last issue of the Market Bulletin Ege
F. 7 ee
Several organizations in Georgia have issued
a leaflet outlining 21 ways of increasing the Cot-
ton yield per acre, the suggestions including use of _
good, tested and treated seeds; plant as early as
possible and leave 2 to 3 stalks i a Dill a hoes
width apart; cultivate rapidly to get ahead of the _
boll weevils. . :
.pples (Stayman) $1.25-$
per 100 lbs.; collards, 40c-55 per doz.
a5 75c-$1.00 per bu. |-
+ Irish potatoes $2.35-$2.40 per 100 Ib. |
turnips, bunched, $1.00-$1.15 per doz.
mustard greens,
hes; sweet potatoes $1.35
alad, Ga. bu. hampers, 5
er crate; beets, 5 doz.
0; rutabagas, 50 lb. sacks,
1.50; cabbage 90c-
Cotton, which the farmer grows and sells.
The Georgia Baby Chick and Egg show will be
held im Rome, March 21-22-23.
urged to attend this show.
Poultrymen are
f-
per 100 lbs.; tur-
0c-70c cauliflower
bunches to crate,
95ce-$1.00.
_ Atlanta Spot Cotton
lanta spot cotton closed today, middling,
The average price of middling, 15/16
. cotton at ten designated Southern spot mar-
oday, was 10.68c per po
ce on 7/8 inch middling was
und. The average
10.50c per pound.
- NOTICE
The Bulletin is still devoting practically all
the space to Farmers notices and those for
which we did not have room in this issue will
appear in the April 1, issue. I hope the Farmers
are making many sales from these notices in
The Bulletin.
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner.
down.
Livestock eee
_ ATLANTAThese prices quoted by White |
Provision Company are on strictly corn-fed hogs: |
Hogs: 180-240 lbs., $5.50; 150-175 lbs., $5.25; |
145 Ibs. down, $4.75 down; 245-300 Ibs., $5.25; |
good roughs, $4.50. 2
Good fat beef type steers, $8.00-$8.50; me- | _
dium, $6.50-$7.50; fair, native yearlings, $5.00- | _
$5.50; common, $4.00-$4.75; fat cows, $5.00-$5.50; |
medium $4.50-$4.75; good heavy bulls, $5.00- |
5.50; top calves, 8.50-$9.00;
CATTLE .
throwouts, $4.50 |
SEED FOR SALE
SEED FOR SALE
SEED FOR SALE
long green okra seed|
bs. white velvet, 12%c
ib. lots, Will pay post-
_ lb. lots in Ga. Free
party want quantity
F. Underwood, Con-
Ve |
es
a early white bean seed: |
half runner, tender and;
0c cupful; 35c pr. Post-
Coin preferred. Mrs. Levi
on, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
erease back seed beans,
i clean; colored corn-
ns, tender and prolific,
18 lbs. shuck pee ie
yostpaid. Exchange shuck
oe nice white lint cot-
ed, 1 lb. for 1% lbs. cot-!
yn. Ha. pay postage. Mrs. Oma|
n, Dahlonega, Rt. 3.
enn, green pod bunch bean
( iped half runner bean
white bunch and running
r bean seed, 20c cupful.
7 lbs. pure Stone Mountain
watermelon seed, 40c lb. Add
postage. J. R. Brown, Gillsville,
Rit.
Old fashion mixed and white!
corn field beans and white half
runner garden bean seed, 25c
large cupful. Postpaid. No
stamps nor checks. Grace Dins-
more, Jasper; Rt.. 2.
Yard long beans, New Won-
der okra seed, others, 10c pkt.;
6 for 25c. H. S. Oakley, Coving-
ton. 2
Everbearing okra seed, 20c
Ib. del.;. white bunch butter-
bean seed, Eng. peas, 25c lb.
del. Exchange for running but-
terbean seed or anything can
use. Mrs, Annie Forbes, Uvalda,
| Rt. 1.
Extra nice old fashion white
multiplying onions, 40c gal.; six
weeks crowder peas, extra ar-
ly, good producer, 10c lb. Add
postage. Mrs. A. L. Dodd,
; as : :
Eggs quoted below .on the Atlanta Market are by wholesale: egg dealers for graded A-1 white and candled eggs. Ungraded eggs are quoted 2c to 3c below!
der the Georgia egg law. Day-old and day-fresh eggs are offered as such and |
these quotations.
postage. Mrs. C. R. Smith, Bu-
fords Rt 1." fi ee
dirty eggs are not allowed to be offered for sale at all.
Yard run eggs will not be permitted for retail trade un
Sweet pepper seed, 10c tblsp.
Add postage. Also want to hear
from party having running ok-
ra seed. Mrs. Pollie Jackson,
Waco, Rt. 2.
Calif. multiplying, beer seed,
10c start, add 3c postage; 1
good milch cow, $65.00 at my
barn now or $75.00 when she
freshens Apr. 5th. Mrs. Saliie
Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.
Extra early white bean seed;
striped half runners, tender
and sound, 35c pt. postpaid.
Coin preferred. No stamps. Mrs.
Ethel. Overby, Oakwood.
5 lbs. green rind Stone Moun-
tain watermelon seed, 50c Ib.
Postpaid. Mrs. Martha Morris,
Glenwood.
Lady finger peas, 90 per cent
germination, 10c lb. in small
lots; 8c lb. in bu. lots; also run-.
ning butterbeans, 10c cupful.
No stamps or checks. Add post-
age. Pauline Evans, Acwortn,
Rises =
tblsp.
Purple hull table peas, 20c
qt.; pure Stone Mountain wa-
termelon seed, banana musk-
melon seed, 25c
dried peaches, worm free, 10c
lb.; running squash seed, 10c
Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.
Vigorvine tomato seed, grows
'42 ft 20: tons per acre, -l3-
seed del.
Roy.
White half runner bean seed,
tender and sound, 20c cupful.
Coin preferred. No stamps.
Mrs. H. C, Goss, Jasper, Rt. 2.
Bunch velvet beans, in 2%
bu. bags, $2.50 bu.; tomato
Dlanis;<356=Ca IN, 1 Beasley;
Summit. : ee
White multiplying nest on-
ions, clean and sound, 25 lbs.,
$15082507 loss =h2.50-4 5100215.
Walton Southern,
$5.00 fob, Cash or M. O. No
checks. Mrs. Jno. W. Moseley,
Soperton, Rt. 2.
SEED FOR SALE
teacupful;
Marglobe tomato seed, $1.10.
lb; Baltimore and Stone, 85c
lb.; Matchless, Red Rock, $1
lb.; Chas. Wakefield cabbage,
$1.25 lb. Market, $2.25 lb. W.
R. Stephens, Dahlonega. :
Extra early white garden
bean, also striped half-runner
tender and sound, 20c large
cupful, 35 pt. postpaid, coin
preferred, no stamps; also.
speckled Crowder peas, :
Old - fashioned short necked
Martin gourd seed, 4 doz, 12c
doz. plus postage. Exc. for.
white half-runner seed beans.
James Turner Blairsville, Star
Route. : ANS
Nice white nest onions, 1939
crop, dry and clean, 50c gal.,
postpaid, cash with order. Al-
ice Hodges, Greenville, Rt. 3,
Box 39. Ree ae
a
Clarks-
Atlanta Augusta ville
Com- Hawkins-
merece Dawson |
lens, _ Leghorns
Fe ss
untry Butter, best table.
ield Peas, mixed
field Peas, not mixed______
ened: Gorm os es
ir Corn (80 lbs. to bu.)__.
Jats, per bushel
heat
Peanut Hoy 2 eee See
anish peanuts, No, 1.
16-18 18
17
15
14
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|
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1.20
1.35-1.40 |
90-115)
$18-$20 |.
$12.50-$14
| Fayette Grange
La- a
Macon
q
Sanders= | _
eville = |
Mt.
: Quit-
Vernon
man
20 20
18
13
$67.50-$70
33.00
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GEORGIA MARKETBULLETIN
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- Good okra seed, 15c cup;}.
wide leaf tobacco seed, 10
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gstablished by J. J.
Brown, Commissioner ef Agriculture
March L 191%
Published Semi-Monthly by
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner
STILES A, MARTIN. Editor :
Executive Office: State Capitol. Atlanta, Georgia
Publishing Office Covington Ga
Send all letters to The Market Bulletin,
State Capito), Atlanta, Ga.
Notify en FORM 357s8ureav of Markets. 222 State Capitol
Entered as second class matter August 1. 1937. at the Post
Office at Covington. Georgia under the Act of yune 8, 1930. Ac-
cepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec-
tion 1103 Act ef October 8, 1914
Notices of tarm produce and appurtenances admissable under
postage reguiatiens mserted one time on each request and re-
peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice.
Limited space will not permit insertions of notice containing
more than 30 words including name and address.
"Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
letin. ;
SEED FOR SALE
Sea pene
- gssume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bul-
SEED FOR SALE
thisp., 3 for 25c; May cherries,
25c ea., 3 for 50c, well rooted;
4 bs. fresh butter ea. wk. 25c
Ib., all postpaid. Mrs. Lizzie
Casey, Bowdon, Rt. 2.
Bean seed, early cream
Crowder bunch, white - half-
runners, large; small white pole
beans; early yellow hull and
green; mixed cornfield cut-
shorts; deep string creasback,
mixed old - fashioned, 25c cup;
Mrs. George Poole, Jasper, Rt.
2. .
Sugar parsnip seed, 2 large
spns. 15c; old - fashioned su-
gar pumpkin, white velvet ok-
fa, 15c; blackberry sprouts for
getting, 25c; old - fashioned |
_ Ralston apple tree sprouts, 5c
ea. Miss Reathel Stover, Pis-
gah.
White Dixie watermelon
seed, hand selected, 35c lb. C.
Patisaul, Dexter, Rt. 1. @
Cabbage seed, large Chas.
Wakefield, Early Dutch, 90c lb.
tomato seed, Marglobe, 95c Ib.;
Stone and Greater Baltimore,
75e lb.; collard 45c lb. del. 1
_ Ib. ea. cabbage, tomato and col-
lard, $2.15 lb. del. Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 143 .
Nest onions, small, 50c gal.
del. Exc. for bush butterbeans.
Mrs. Willie Laster, Fairburn,
Rt. 1.
8-10 Ibs. okra seed, 10c cup-
_ ful. Savannah Collier, Zebulon,
Rt. 1.
Pure Cuban Queen water-
melon, hand saved, 75c lb. 10
Chauncey.
=O.
~ jb. lots 65c Ib. postpaid. P. H.
_ McKinney, Vienna, Rt. 4. -
10 Lbs. okrasseed, 15c lb. add
ostage. Mrs. Jas, E. Lee.
laeKshear, Rt. 1, Box 5.
50 Lbs. Hales Best cantaloupe
50c Ib. E. L. Cooper, Butler, Rt.
1, Box 24. :
90-Day running velvet beans,
speckled, perfect for seed,
picked and housed while dry,
7225 pus $1.10 bu;
10 bu. or
move $1 bu. P. H. Woodard,
Colored bunch butterbeans,
20c \b. postpaid, also good long
pod okra seed, bears until frost
d5c cupful. Mrs. Ernest Crosby,
Baxley, Rt. 3. - :
Pure Cuban Queen and Tom
_ Watson melon seed, 65c lb. del.
~ Bruce Andrews, Haddock RFD.
- P-807 sugar cane, short, Ic,
tall 2 stalk. Come for it. B.
oe Fussell, Brunswick, Blythe
AGILE. :
Tender green pod brown
striped half-runner bean seed,
~80c Ib. 4 Ibs. $1. add Postage.
at my farm.
Mrs. B. B. Holt, Eastman, Rt. 1.
10 Lbs. Hearts of Gold can-
taloupe seed, true to name, 75c
Ib. C. B. Jones, Thomson, Rt. 2.
POJ seed cane seed, 60c C, $5
M; CO 290 cane, $1 C, $9 M; al-
$0 nice, thrifty Schley and Ma-
han pecan trees = and $1.25 ea.
Americus.
Willetts English pea, 25c lb.
del. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks. Com-
bread leaf tobacco seed,
merce, Rt. 5.
Heading collard seed, 30c Ib.;
10
spn.; Vigor vine tomato, 200
seed, 25c; okra seed, 20 lb. all
mailed. L. A. Crow, Gainesville,
OL De
Red hot pepper, dried, 25c
Yb.: sweet pepper seed, 10c
tbisp.; bunch English peas, 10c
~ Buchanan.
_, Limited supply orange wa-
_ termelon seed, 5 doz. 25c del.|
@4er at once. L. C. Rawlins,
fwvington, Rt 20
euptul; scallions, 25c C; eurled
Mustard seed, 20c cupful; <add
stage. Mrs. Doyle Conner,
SOS
R. Morgan,
Phe ems
Green pod okra seed, 25 lbs.
25e ib. 15ec cupful; _ sound,
striped half - runner bean seed
25c large cupful. Prompt ship-
ment. Add postage. Prefer coin
or stamps. Mrs. Tate Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Pure Tom Watson melon seed
from large melons grown on
new ground, 30c lb. postpaid.
No stamps. Mrs. H. J. McCor-
vey, Jr., Pavo.
Pure Hastings syrup cane
seed, Ist yr., hand - picked and
threshed, 5c lb.; 3 bu. Hastings
cane seed, threshed with ma-
chine, 3c lb. FOB. Exc. pound
for pound for few lbs. of red
multiplying onions. B. S. Pey-
ton, Alto, Rt. 2. )
Artichokes for planting, 75c
pk., $2.50 bu.; asparagus roots,
25 for 50c; garlic sets, 35c lb.,
4 lbs. $1; turkey figs, 10 ea.;
$1 doz. add postage less than
50c orders. Mrs. Ethel League,
Wago, Rt. 2.
Seed cane, red, green ribbon,
$1 per 100. Grape plants, 60c
doz.; large curled mustard seed,
20c lb. 6 lbs. $1, add postage. I
also do grafting, budding and
pruning. L. E. Harrison, Dub-
im; Rts.
Cheyotties, 6 for $1.50, 12 for
$2.50, wonderful vine vege-
table; also palms, small, 3 for
$1, 7 for $2, larger 3 for $1.50,
7, $2.50; century plants, $1 and
$1.50. S. M. Seaborn, Bruns-
wick.
Seed bunch butterbeans,
white and colored, 20c lb, Add
postage. Also dried apples, lic
lb. del. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Cleve-
land, Rt. 5.
Old fashion striped half run-
ner bean seed, free from wee-
vils, 30c pt.; red onion buttons,
35 gal. Add postage. Mrs. P.
W. Rylee, Maysville.
Triple L tomatoes (most pro-
lific, grows to 20 ft., wt. to 3
lbs. ea.; 3 bu. to vine, bears
until frost) 100 seed, 25c, Few
Mammoth pumpkin seed with
each order. Will C. Smith, Roy.
Several qts. colored running
butterbean seed, 15c qt. Add
postage. Mrs. T. A. Loveless, Rt.
1, Adel,
4 Bu. white velvet okra seed,
$30 for the 4 bu. lot FOB. G.
M. Williams, Conyers, Rt. 3.
Hendersons bush Lima
beans, 25c lb. postage paid on
large quantities. S. E. Poole,
Oxford, Rt. 1.
Bountiful and Stringless
green pod beans, tested for ger-
mination, 13c lb. FOB, 4 lbs.
50e prepaid in 2nd zone, John
Crone, Philomath.
Improved long green. bunch
okra, very early, amazingly
prolific, bears until frost, 20c
Ib. 25-50 Ibs. 15c, 100 lbs., 12%4c
postpaid. E, L. Todd, Valdosta.
Large and small white half-
runner beans, 20c cupful, add
postage, also mixed cornfield
bean seed, same _ price. No
stamps nor checks. Mrs. Claude
D. Poole, Jasper, Rt. 2.
5 Lbs. pure Cox watermelon
seed, 35c Ib., $1.50 for the lot,
PP, No stamps. Allen Speight,
Buchanan, Rt. E.
Gourd seed, 2 doz., 15c:
gourds, 50 in. around, 20 in.
high; Stone Mountain, Lifsey
melon seed, mixed, 50 lb.; 15
lbs. nice yellow bees wax, 20c
lb. add 20 on wax for post-
age. Mrs. J. W. Teague, Su-
wanee.
White tender half - runner
garden beans, 25c tcup; speck-
ed half - runner, same price;
large okra seed, 25c per cup.
seallion onion buttons, 50c gal.
a B. L, Brown, Ball Ground.
SEED FOR SALE
MARKET BULLETIN
COTTON SEED for SALE
Pure white Dixie watermelon
seed, 1939 crop, 30c lb. post-
paid. D, Shepard, Dexter.
White half-runner bean seed
15c cupful, add postage. Verna
Parks, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.
Big half - runner bean seed,
little white half - runners, 25
eupful, postpaid. Mrs. R. W.
Densmore, Jasper, Rt. 2.
15 Lbs. nice, clean, dry citron
seed, 30c lb., plus postage. Mon-
ey order. David M. Dixon, Sta-
pleton.
About 10 bu. well matured
cane seed, $1.50 bu. FOB. No
personal cheeks. A. J. Miller,
Dahlonega, Rt. 3.
COTTON SEED for SALE
Stoneville 2-B Cottonseed,
2nd yr. cleaned and_ treated,
$2.75 per 100 lbs. FOB. A. K.
Maddox, Griffin.
Piedmont Cleveland big boll,
wilt-resistant cottonseed, by
Originator, Write for prices.
Henry O. Smith, Commerce, Rt.
4, Piedmont Ped. Seed Farm.
Pure Stoneville cottonseed,
kept pure at gin, and sound,
Toe bu. FOB... T. Brantiey,
Harrison.
co*kers 4-1 long, staple,
ginned 10 bales at one time,
rolls cleaned, 39 per cent lint,
2nd yr. planted, $1 per bu. or
$3 per 100 lbs.; also 2 country
cured hickory smoked hams,
28 lbs., 25c lb., del. L. H. Eden-
field, Stillmore.
10 bu. Stoneville 2-B pure
cottonseed for planting, $7.50
lot; also 4 pure. Brown Leg-
horn hens, 20 mos. $3. Mrs. No-
ra M. Williams, Dallas, Rt. 2.
College No. 1, kept pure, Ist
yr. 36-40 per cent lint, 75c bu.
FOB Ranger. J. J. Craig, Oak-
man. - : :
400 Bu. 11-A improved DPL,
Ist yr. from breeder, pure, 80c
bu. FOB. H. C. Allen, Burwell.
DPL 11-A, kept pure and
privately ginned, $1.25 bu, in
3 bu. bags. Some not consid-
ered altogether wilt - resistant
$1 bu. in 3 bu. bags: also hay-
seed soybeans strictly No. 1, re-
cleaned, $2'bu. in 2% bu. bags,
all FOB Ft. Valley. W. L. Hous-
er, Ft. Valley.
Brooms 90-day prolific cot-
tonseed, $1 bu. FOB. W. W.
Peavy, Byron.
10 Bu. co*kers 100, 75c bu. $7
for lot, or exc. for peas. also
dill seed, 10c pkt. Geo. W. Jack-
son, Fayetteville, Rt. 2.
Heavy Fruiter, 1939 crop, sta-
ple: 1 TA6 in. $1.25: bu, FOB:
Hershel P. Jones, Marble Hill.
DPL 11-A, ist yr. from
breeder, ginned on one-var.
gin, pure and sound, made over
1 bale per acre, Govt. grade 1
3/32 in staple, $1 bu. $3 100
lbs. Bob Sosby, Carnesville.
Early prolific King cotton-
seed; pure, sound, picked out
before rain, $1 per bu. F. H.
Bunn, Midville.
100. Bu. co*kers 100 strain,
saved carefully and especially
for planting, $2.50 per 100 lb.
bag. Ben R. Tanner, Sanders-
ville.
Pure Stoneville 2-B, pri-
vately ginned, recleaned, $85c
bu. govt. grade, 1 3/32 in. sta-
ple. Riley C. Couch, Turin.
Petty-Toole and Cook 307-6
wilt - resistant, good germina-
tion, kept pure at gin, re-
cleaned, '$1 bu..- FOB, A. C.
Price, Bronwood.
Stoneville 2-B,
FOB, ist yr. from
rison H. Echols,
Route.
Sea_ Island cottonseed, 20
bu. Gaddis strain, selected,
planted first time 1939, $1.50
bu., less in several bu. quanti-
ties. Sam Jones, Claxton, Rt. 1.
DPL, ist yr. from breeder, $1
bu., $3 per 100 Ibs.; also 90-
day velvet beans, $1.10 bu.; Ga.
runner peanuts, $4.50 100 Ilbs.;
White Spanish peanuts, $5 per
100 lbs. FOB. J. H. Saunders,
Eastman,
2.75 100 Ibs.
reeder. Har-
Lula, Star
co*kers 100, strain 1, $3 per}
100 tbs. FOB. B. C. Teasley, M.
D., Hartwell.
Beat the Bill Weevil with 90
day cotton, large bolls, easily
picked, heavy fruiter, 1 1/32 int
lint, 40-45 per cent gin-out,
makes 14-3 bales acre, $1.50
bu. $4 per 100 Ibs. FOB. Mon-|
ey Order. R. A. Webb, Jeffer-
son.
Stoneville 2-B, 3rd yr. from
breeder, ginned on one-variety
gin, made bale per acre 1939,
$2.50 per 100 Ibs. FOB. Ralph
Duggan, Warthen.
Hoopers long staple, $2 bu.
(this cotton sold last year $5
per
lint, ne black seed. M, J. Hoop-
| er, Norcross, Rt..1. 0
bale more than other cot-}
ton, early long boll, 40 per cent}
. 80-35 bu pure wilt - resist-
ant Toole; pure and sound, $1
bu. W. C. Jones, Dawson.
wilt resistant, direct. from
breeder, 1938, $1.00 bu.; $3.00,
100 lbs. fob. Exchange for Brab
peas or O-Too-Tan soy beans.
C. A. Wilbanks, Rt. 5, Com-
merce.
Pure Stoneville No. 2 B eot-
tonseed, recleaned and graded,
75c bu.; Palmetto soy beans, for
hay and beans, $3.00 bu.; Stone
Mountain melon seed, 50c ib.
R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.
Few bu. Vandivers heavy
fruiter cotton seed, $5.00 C
lbs.; also co*kers improved, $3
C lbs. fob. J. M. Dodd, Alpha-
retta, Rt. 2.
Stoneville No. 2 B cottonseed
1 yr. from breeder, ginned on
one variety gin, 2 per cent Cer-
esan treated, $3.00 cwt. fob. H.
D. King, Lavonia, Rt. 2.
Stoneville No. 2 B cotton, 1st
yr, from breeder, $1.00 bu.; $3
cwt. fob farm; $50.00 ton at
farm; seed, 2-4 yrs. from breed-
er 75c bu.; $2.50 cwt., fob farm,
$40.00 ton at farm. E. H. Thom-
as, Hartwell.
CORN & SEED CORN
FOR SALE
South American Giant pop-
corn, 10c lb. in 5 lbs. or more
lots. Add postage. Mrs. M. C.
Mason, Culberson, N. ., Rt.
pee 129 (resident of Georg-
ja).
Hastings super prolific seed
corn, field selected, 50c_ pk.,
$1.50 bu. FOB. Exe. for peas,
beans, pigs; also choice R, I.
Red hatching eggs, fertility
guar. 75c for 15 or $3 100 post-
paid. H. H. Alexander, Carroll-
ton, Rt, 4,
30-40 bu. white shelled corn
at my place. Make best offer;
also some beans in hull, 2-3 bu.
peas, Brabs and red hulls, at
my place. Will not ship. J. D.
McCoy, Gibson, Rt. B,
Hastings prolific seed corn,
nubbed and shelled, fanned,
$1.50 bu. FOB. Exc. some for
hayseed soybeans, or mammoth
yellow soybeans, B. E. Messer,
Chatsworth. )
75 bu. corn, 80c bu. at my
farm. Mrs. C. M. Kimbell, Mc-
Donough.
100 Bu. Hastings super pro-
lific seed corn, absolutely pure,
75 pk., $2.50 bu. FOB. C, Bur-
ris, Franklin, Rt. 1.
Scotts improved Marlboro
prolific seed corn, big-eared
type; 30 yrs. breeding, 75c peck,
postpaid; $1.25 per half bu. $2
bu. not prepaid. Also purebred
S. P. C. male hogs, 4 mos. old,
$8.00 ea. Z. L. Seott, Concord,
Kennedys yellow. prolific
seed corn, a large full ear with
small red cob; plant this corn
and increase your yield. $1.65
bu. Special price on larger or-
ders. F. R. Kennedy, Stone
Mtn., Rit. 2.
BEANS and PEAS
FOR SALE
The original Half-Runner
beans for sale. Write for price,
stating amount wanted. Worley
Adams, Royston, Box 109.
Chame soy beans, the dbl.
a recent introduction by Ga.
Exp. Station, $5.00 bu. L. E.
Pittman, Sugar Valley.
, 80 bu. Brab peas, $2.00 bu.;
25 bu. mixed peas, $1.75 bu.; 5
bu. bunch velvet beans, $2.00
bu. FOB. M. L. Moore, Rich-
land, Rt. 1.
Garden beans, white, half-
runners, 25c large tea-cupful;
colored bunch butter-beans, 25e
large teacupful, or 2 cups for
45c. No order after April 20th.
Stamps accepted. Mrs. Walter
H. Evans, Cumming, Rt. 5.
90 day velvet beans, 90c bu.
running beans $2 bu.; also
Brabham peas, $2 bu.; Clay
peas; same price. Mirs. E:T.
May, Warthen. :
Old-fashioned cornfield cut-
short beans, 15c per pt. Mrs. V.
D. Hartsfield, Rt. 1.
Hayseed soy beans, strictly
No. 1s, recleaned, $2 bu. FOB.
in 2% bu. bags. C. A. Vinson,
Ft. Valley, PO Box 663.
100 bu. 90-Day running vel-
vet beans, sound and _ clean,
picked without rain, 1939 crop,
$1 per bu. Send check or M.
a W. Tanner, Sandersville,
Pure bush velvet beans, $2
bu. J. Ty Steed, Buena Vista.
Red hull and hay peas, Sound
and clean, $2 bu. at Barn, E.
| W. Hood, Bartow, Rt. 1.
Wannamaker Dixie Triumph
Friday, March 1!
Farmers Golden
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and said unto the w
Fear not ye; for I k
that ye seek Jesus who
crucified. He is not her
he is risen, as he
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the Lord lay. And go q
ly, and tell his disciple;
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| velvet beans, $1 bu. in
purpose bean (food and forage) |
buneh velvet, $1.75 b
FOB. J. L. Garner,
Box 226.
Iron peas, $1.90 bu.,
ham $2, mixed peas fo
$1.60 bu. new erop, ma
cleaned. O-Too-Tans, $3
Very early white
beans, sound, with gre
extra tender, 30c per pt.
postage. P. P. Mrs. N. B.
by, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
300 bu. bunch velvet
and 100 bu. Brabham pea
erop for sale. S E. G
Buena Vista.
Lady Finger peas, 8 Ib
age paid on all orde
lbs. in Ist zone. Mrs.
drum, Warrenton. a6
50 bu. No, 1 Brab pea
bu. FOB here. C. B. Hi
nolds. :
Extra large Crow
heavy bearer, fine
green, 50c qt. Mrs.
erhold, Tallulah Falls.
Lima beans Henderson
25c, 5 lbs. $1, postpaid.
Mann, Marietta, Rt. 2.
40 Bu. Brab peas,
20 bu. New Era and
Whips, $2 bu.; 50 bu
peas at $1.75 bu. few bu
Clyde T. Hanna
ganville. a
runner velvet beans, ex
seed, gathered and
while perfectly dry, $1.
10 bu. or more, $1 per b
ton Parkerson, Chaune
2
No. 1 Brab peas, $2 p
in 2% bu. bags; sound,
erop velvet beans, $1 bu.
in new even wt. bags.
C. Murphy, Jr., Sande
Ri. 2. ;
100 Bu.- Victor peas,
also 2 good farm mar
ea. J. C. Wilson, Yatesv.
Big white half-runner
free of weevils, 20c
Pearl Goss, Jasper, Rt
Soybeans, sound,
Woods imp. yellow for s:
SO some good. purebred
Duroc boars, can be reg.
S. L. Thornton, Dewyro
Beans, striped half
for seed, also some whit
ning old-time cornfield
20c cupful. Mae Gilstra;
wanee, Rt. 2.
100 bu. good 90-day r
bags, FOB, Scott
visboro.
50 Bu. Unknown p:
and pure, $2 bu. also a fe
shels white Spanish pean
pu, FOB. S. F, Walden,
em. :
& bu. Acre peas, 75 ps
clear of weevils, 10c _
whole lot 8c lb. Roseo S
Valdosta, Rt. 3. :
40 bu. brown sugar Cr
peas. J. N. Raines, As
RFD.
Conch peas, absolutely
sound, 25 Ib, 2 Ibs. 40e.
paid. Earl S. Redwine, M
3 Bu. purple hull table
$10, or $3.75 bu. if orde
than 3 bu. FOB. D. W.
Tallapoosa. ;
4 Bu. California bli
peas, ist yr. nice and cle
pk. $3 bu. A. E. Nix, C
ville, Rt. 5. x :
Bunch butterbeans, 12?
also cured smoked ham
Ib. del.; sides, 15c, shou
15c; also Half and Half coi
seed. $1 bu. FOB. L. P.S
Swainsboro. fig
White butter peas,
beans, both runners, 30
lbs. or more, 25c; postpaid
so white feed sacks, 100. lb.
good condition, 6c ea. de
and zone. -D. G. a
Kingsland.
Bunch velvet beans,
sound and true bunch
$1.75 bu. 20 bu. or more
McCoy
Streaked Half Run x
20c cup, del. No st
bay Chatham, A
iN
en, White and speckled
as, 10c 1b. $3.00 bu.
. Daniel, Americus.
ite bunch butter-beans,
, pure, 20c Ib. del. by
P. H. M. Mooring,
u. Clay peas, $1.75 bu.
C. W. Coleman, De-
1 No. 1 pure Brabhains,
ags, $2.00 bu. FOB;
. ear corh, $1 bu. at
$10-$18
P, Walker, Bonaire.
Unknown peas, sound
> from weevils, $2 bu.
osebe, Cleveland, Rt. 1.
, striped - half-runners,
e cupful, 10 cups or
ostpaid. Mrs. C. M. Ber-=
mming, Rt. 1. :
ashioned white half =
arden beans, 25c tceup:
half = funners, same
postpaid; cream and
Crowder peas, 10c Ib.
. lots or more; brown
> $3.50 bu. Miss Mat=
wn, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.
u. No. 1 90-day running
| beans, picked without
1939 crop, shipped in good
or more 90c FOB Louis+
Milton Beall, Louisville.
ings cornfield beans,
snap beans, pods string-
tender, seed ordered
20 lb. 2 lbs. 35c, post-
Mrs. Sheman Duckett,
' Rock.
. Brabham peas, 2%
, $1.90 bu. FOB War-
O. Cummings, War-
Bu. Clay mixed peas,
jean and in new 2%
$1.50 bu. FOB, Ji I.
Stapleton.
us. little white - fat
eans, best running bean
le use, 25c pekt. include
3 also 15-20 nice mixed
nC ws, Mrs, J.-E;
m, Warwick,
or pas, $2 bu. FOB, or
xe, for O-Too-Tan or Bi-
oybeans. J. C. Nelson,
ped half - runner beans,
ipful, 35 per pt.: white
Tunners, Ky. Wonder,
white cornfield, 25 cup=
yopcorn, Java, speckled
ler, mush peas, cups;
dy T. strawberry plants,
raneces Eller, Ellijay,
sr garden beans, white
runners, fe
striped half - runners,
%_Ib.; 20 postpaid, no
VES. Sosbee,
er, sound striped half +
rt garden beans, 35 Ib.
n lb. lots or more, 30c Ib.
Ib, lots. Harold D. Bluf-
1, Gainesville, Rt. 6.
mush peas, red
_Crowders, 15 per qt.;
white bunch butterbeans,
t, plus postage. L. M.
din Hawkinsville.
ly speckled velvet beans,
_bu.; Palmetto soybeans,
bu. fob. Bob Davis, Ten-
90-day running vyel-
S In 2% bu. bags, 90e
B Wrightsville. R. E,
rd, Wrightsville.
NTS FOR SALE
bag ; fe
ge, fresh spring grown,
50c,; 1 M, 75; potato
orta Rican, 1 M, $1.50,
$6; early vars. tomato
Ss, same priee, April del.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.
wherry, Klondyke, 25c C,
Add postage. Cash with
Mrs. L. B. Frye, Dallas,
r-bearing strawberry, 20c
ompt del, and postpaid, or
for white feed \sacks, 100
Sacks. Miss Myrtle Andr-
sleveland, Rt. 2.
Million certified Stokes
8lobe and Rutgers tomato
, ready March 25th, $2.50
quantity prices on request.
nur J, Carter, Hoboken.
Million Stokes certified
aster, Marblobe and Rutiers
to plants, ready March 25,
, del. Write for quantity
ices. Alpha Dixon, Waycross,
| Reynolds, St.
_ Hastings early prolific Gold-
en Queen, Marglobe tomato,
ready Mar. 25th, good plants,
2 ount, mossed packed, $1
1, 2 M up, 90e M. govt.
eated, imp. P. R. potato
eS in April, full
40 M. del. L. D, Light-
PLANTS FOR SALE |
per bu. in lots of 10
Kudzu vine, $1 C; muscadine,
2 for 25; Eugene Bailey, Elli-
jay, Ft. 3, 7
Mastodon and Premir straw-
berry plants, 50c C; rd thorn=
less raspberry, white Iceburg
blackberry, asparagus crowiis,
50 doz. Elberta and mixed
seedling peach tres, $1.00 doz.|.
Mrs. John B. Nix, Alto.
Crtified plants per thousand,
potetoes, white yams, popular
jeaf Triumphs, $1.25; Nigser-=
Killers, os Tomatoes, Break
ODay, Marglobe, 902 pepper,
Ruby King, Calif. Wonder;
Wakefield Gabbage, Blaek
Beauty egg-plant, $1.25. Arthur
MeNeal, Graham.
Good strong, Gov't. insp., red
skin P. R. potato plants, $1.35
M; early Triumph, $1.50 M; Gr.
Baltimore tomato plants, $1.25
M. All del. G. A. Lewis, Baxley,
Rt. 4.
Everbearing strawberry
plants, 50 C; old fashioned
plum, White, yellow, 50e C.
Exe. for white fed sacks. Mrs.
a Hughey, Fairmount, Rt.
Chas. Wakefieid and Dutch
cabbage, and white and ysllow
Bermuda onion plants. Good
plants, shippd promptly. $1.00
M: 5 M. or more, Gheaper, O. M.
Crowe, Gainesville, 630 Grove
St. :
Eafly bearing strawberry
plants, extra large, 25 C, 90c
500; $1.50 M; Prompt shipment.
Mattie Duran, Cummiig, Rt. 1.
Lady T. strawberry planis,
35c C, $2.50 M; sage plants, $1
doz.; catnip, peppertiint, horse
mint hoarhound, yarrew, baitn,
dbl. and are tansy, colts foot,
25 doz. Del. in Ga. Mts. R. M
Holloway, Dahlonega, Ri. 1.
Kiondike strawberry plane
$1.50 M; Mas.odon, $2.60. M;
Lady T., $3.00 M. Faustine Rey-
nolis, Gainesville,
Now time to plant Texus
Wonder blackberry (the fine
markt berry; month arlier
than others) plants, 50c to $1
doz. P. P., according to size.
N. Wertz, Thomasville.
Missionary strawberry plants
500, $1.25; $2.00 M; peppermint,
plants, 50c doz. Miss Ceeil Me-
Curly, Hartwell, Rt. 2.
Missionary strawberry plants
500, $1.25; $2.50 M: 3 M, $6.50;
peppermint, spearmini, 35c doz.
Morey order. Mrs. I. H. Mec-
Currey, Hartwell.
Missionary strawberry plants
500, $1.25; $2.00 M; Gariic, iCe
head, $1.09 doz. Miss Mattie
MeCurley, davriwell, Ri.
Red skin P. R. potato plants,
Gov: insp, ior s#le Or exec. for
cotionseed, or anything can uz.
Oscer Stewart, Alma, Rt, 1.
Cabbage plants, $1.00 M. del.
Full count. Now Ready. Giibert
Muy, Baxiey, Rt. .
Eoysenberry and Nectarber=
ry plants for sale. Write foi
infc:mation and prices. Thos.
W. Hisco*ck, @ .i:man, Kt. 4.
Everbearing Klondike straw-
berry plants, 20c C. Exc. 100
for 2 white feed sacks. Ha. pay
postage. Mrs. Floyd A. Fergu-
son, Cleveland, Rt. 2:
Cabbage plants, Wakefield
and Copenhagen Market, 500,
50c; 85c M; 3 M, $1.75; 5 M,
$2.50. Quality, count, prompt-
ness guar. B. J. Head, Alma.
Lueretia dewberry an large
rooted: Kudzu, Semesan treated,
$1.00 C; $6.00 M. Noi treated,
75e C; $5.00 M; Celestial and
white figs, $1.00 doz. postpaid.
J. W. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.
Klondyke everbearing straw-=
berry plants, 15 C., or exe. 125
for 2 White feed sacks. Miss
Gladys Ferguson, Cleveland,
Rt. 2.
Moss packed ftoniato plants,
New Stone and Marglobe wilt=
resistant; ready now, 30 C;
$1.20, 500; $3.80 M. Add post=
age. No stamps. Milford Beas-
ley, Summit, Rt: 1,
Moss packed New Stone and
Marglobe wilt resistant tomato
plants, 35c C; $3.25 M. post-
paid. No stamps. Wilmer Beas-
ley, Summit.
_ Imp. P. \R. potato plants,
ready Mareh 20th, $1.50 M;
Chas. W. cabbage, Bermuda on=
ion plants, $1.00 M. Prompt
shipment, full count. Cc. N.
Strickland, Mershon.
Copenhagen Market cabbage
plants, $1.00 M. Call at once. G.
W. Bryant, Hahira, Rt. 1.
Marglobe tomato plants, $1.50
M. del. moss packed, April Ist
del. Mrs. Ida Mae Sellers, Bax=-
ley, Rt. 4, Box 81.
Strawberry. plants, Lady
Thompson, $3.00 M; Klondyke,
$1.50 M; Mastodon, $2.00 M. P.
B. Reynolds, Gainsville, Rt. 2.
Klondike strawberry ap ant
25 C. 500, $1.00; $1.75 M. Mrs
PLANTS FOR SALE |
Wakefield, Dutch and Siic-
cession cabbage and Bermuda
onion plants, 80c M; Early Bon-
ny Best, Marglobe and Greater
Baltimore tomate, $1.00 M;
Calif. Wonder and Ruby King
Pepper, 40c ; tomato seed;
treated, $1.00 lb. C. McRee,
Meigs.
Everbearing strawberry
plants, 20c . postpaid, or exc.
for good white fed sacks; 100
plants for 2 sacks. Mrs. Fred
-Grindle, Dahlonega; Rt. 1.
Klondike strawberry plants,
500, 75; $1.50 M; Lady T., 500,
count. Lisbon Allen, Gaines-
ville.
Klondyke and Lady T. straw-
berry plants, 30c C, 500, $1.00;
$1.75 M. del. also brown striped
Half Runner garden bean seed,
25 eee del. Prompt ship=
ment. fs. Belle Crowe,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Marglobe and Red Rock te-
mato plants, $1.00 M. del. April
1st. Hiram Lightsey, Screven.
Large dewberry, 20 plants for
50c, or exe. for white fed
sacks, free from holes at 5 a.
Mrs. Ella Turk, Braselton, Rt.
1, Box 103.
Klondyke pee plants,
20 C, 75 500; $1.40-M; white
multiplying onions, 45 gal., or
exe. for white feed sacks. Mrs.
Guy Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.
Very early and large straw-
berry plants, 15e C, Cash, or
exe. for nice white feed sacks.
Add postage. Mrs. C. W. Owen,
Gainesville, Rt. 1. :
1 and 2 yr. old Himalayan
blackberry plants, 30 C; 250,
60c; 500, $1.25; $2.50 M. del.;
or not del, 25c C, 250, 50; 500,
$1.00; $1.75 M. Prompt ship-
ment. R. E. Keith, Gainesville,
Rt. 5 oe
For prices on best grade as-
paragus crowns and seed, write.
O. B. Johnson, Waynesboro. _
All Head @afly cabbage
platit*, $1.00 M. del. or 75 M
FOB. J. A. Henry, Doeriin.
Teeburg lettuce, Egg-plant,
Marglobe tomato, Beets, Cab-
bage, Bell and Hot pepper and
Collard plants, 35c C. $3.00 M.
Del. Ready March 15th to 20th.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Rgister.
-E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 500, 60; $1.00 M; toma-
to seed, Marglobe, $1.10 Ib.;
New Stone, 70c Ib. del. W. O.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch.
Kudzu crowns, 2 to 5 yfs.
old, $4.00 M, Clyd Lanir,
Graymont.
_. Rhubarb or. pi plant, 15c
bun. of 2 bun. 25c; sage, com-
All well rooted. Add postage.
Celia Lock, Ellijay, Rt. 2.
Thousands Lucretia Dewber-
ry and Eldorade blackberry
plants, healthy, strong, either
var. 75c per C, 200 for $1.40, 1
M for $5, all orders filled
promptly with car. Mrs. C. M.
Robinson, Greenville. -
Hastings super Marglobe and
imp. New Stone, Searlet Globe
tomato plants, strong, ready
March 25th, $1 M; potato plants
$1.75 M, prepaid. Paul Light-
sey, Screven. .
Cabbage, Chas. Wakefield,
Copenhagen, Dutch, $1.25 per
cfate ef 2500 exp. col, or 75e
M. del. Exc. for brab peas.
| Quote price on peas. J. W. Lang,
Omega.
Pink Skin Porto Rican -pota-
to plants, imsp. and treated,
$1.50 M, del. ready Apr. 1; Mar-
globe tomato plants, $1 M, or
25c doz. Ready March 25th,
good count, moss packed. del.
W. D. Lightsey, Screven.
Pink skin Porto Rican potato
plants, govt. insp. treated, good
count, $1.70 M. dl. ready April
1; Marglobe tomato plants, good
count, $1 M, rady March 25th,
moss packed, del. W. R. Light-
sey, Screven.
Early Jersey and Char. Wake-
field, Flat Dutch and Succession
cabbage, 500, 65c, $1 M, post-
age paid; Bermuda onion plants
same price, for April and May
80c; $2.00 M. Young plants, full]-
frey, horseradish, 10 bunch.|
"PLANTS FOR SALE
Lady T. sttawberty platit*,
25e C; 60c, 250; $1.10, 500; my
cherry trees, 3 for 35. Mrs.
M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1.
Missionary and Klondike].
larits, 85, 500;
strawberry : :
rs. Leila Phillips,
$1.50 M del.
Royston, Rt. 1.
Everbearing strawberry
plants, 25 C-_ $2.00 M; hot
pepper seed, 5c iblsp.; also,
want pure Pride of Ga. watr-
melon seed and Ala. sweet wa-
termelon sed. Mrs. Roy Ar=
groves, Zebulon. ee
State insp, Pink Skin or Red
Skin P, R, plants; $1.45 Mi:
booking orders for arglobe
and Scarlet Globe tomato
plants, $1.00 M ready Mar. 25.
Prepaid. Paul Lightsey, Scre-
ven.
Gov't msp. P. R. potato
plants; pimiento pepper plants,
$1.50 M; Marglobe, New Stone
| omato plants, $1.25 M dl.; ex-
change for peanuts, cotton sed.
W. G. OQuinn, Baxley, Rt. 4.
_Govt insp., imp. P. R. and
Nancy Hall potato plants, $1.25
M .A. R. Jones, Pelham.
_ Strawberry plants, 25c C; x=
change for eggs, chickens ofr
anything of value. W. M. Bun-
yan, Rt. 2, Cedartown. -
Million certified stocky Mar-
globe, Baltimore and Stone to-
mato plants, 6-7-8 in. high,
$1.50 M; $1.00, 500; 50c, 200 del.
anywhere. Ready Apr. ist. V.
H. Smith, Eldorendo.
Latest imp. P. R. and Nancy
Hall potato plants, $1.26 M.
R. Redmond, Pelham. E
Klondike strawberry plants,
75c, 500; $1.50 M; Lady T., 80c
500; $2.00 M. Prompt shipment.
Lisbon Allen, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Gardners Red Gold sugar
saver strawberry plants, sage,
asparagus, old fashion lear
seed peach trees, Red Thorii-
less. _faspberries, everbearing
blackberry plants, 50c doz.; al-
so 6 B. R. hens and 1 rooster,
$8.00 lot. Mrs. W. B. Allen, Rt.
2; Alto.
_ Sirawberry plants: Lady T.,
Jungs Wonderberry, Jungs
Imp., Gibson, Red Geld Sugar
Saver, guar. true to name, 40
C; garlic bulbs, 25 doz.; pep-
permint plants, 24, 25c. No
chcks. Mrs. Sarah Grindle,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
_Klondike strawberry plants,
25 C: 80c, 500; $1.50 M. Post=
paid. Now Ready. Inez Bennett,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1,
Genuine Louisiana sugar yam
potato plants, newest discovery
in Sweet potatoes, ready for
shipment about Apr. 15th, $2
M_ fob. Johi Underwood,
Blakely.
Cabgage plants: large fresh
E, J., C. W., Copenhagen, 500,
40c; 75c M; Bermuda onions,
500, 60c; $1.00 M del. Post-
paid. Satis. guar. F, F. Stokes,
Fitzgerald. 2
Marglobe tomato plants, go6d
count, moss packed, ready Mar.
25th, $1.25 M; 25c C del. Wood-
row Lightsey, Screven.
_Boysenberries, $1.00 doz.:
$1.75, 25; 50, $3.00; $5.50 C} 2
yr. tfansplants, $1.50 doz.;
youngberries, $1.00 doz.; $3.00
C. No order less than $1.00. Mrs.
Georgia Haskell, Rt. 4, Macon, .
Klondike strawberry plants,
25 C; 500, 85c; everbearing, 30c
C; 500, $1.00 postpaid. Now
ready. Royce Waldrip, Flowery
Branch, Rt, 1.
_ Thousand Eldorado blackber-
ty and Lucretia dewberry
plants, 75 C; 200, $1.40: $5.00.
M. All orders filled promptly,
with care. Mrs. C. M. Robin-
son, Greenville.
Kuidzu crowns, No. 1 select-
ed, moss packed, $6.00 M; 75c
C. Yonge Walker, Toccoa, Rt. 3.
Klondike and Lady T. straw-
berry plants, 30c C; 500, $1.00;
$1.75 M; brown striped half
runner garden bean seed, 25c
teacupiul del. Prompt _ship-
Ment. Mrs. Belle Crowe,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. :
delivery; pepper, tomato and
eggs plants. R. Chanclor, Pitts.
Early Jrsy and Char,
Wakefield cabbage, 75c M. del.
H. F: Johnson, Baxley.
Marglobe tomato, sweet pep-
per plants, for early setting,
Apr. ist to 5th del., 35 per C,
200 for 65c, 500; $1.50, 1 M or
more, $2.50 del. J. M. Haman,
Amboy.
Cabbage plants, large fresh,
extra E, J. and Char. Wake-
field, Copenhagen, 500, 40c, 75c
per M, dl. postpaid; Bermuda
onion plants, same price, sat.
guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.
Everbearing and Klotidyke
strawberry plants, $1.40 M dl.;
6 Red Gold plants, fre with
each order; Kudzu, 68c C: $5.00
T. S. Cagle, Gainesville, Ri 1.
M del. J, M, Call, Rt. 2, Ellijay.
SYRUP FOR SALE
Ga. Cane syrup, 50e for 10 Ib.
bucket, also 100 bu. slightly mixed
Clay pas, sound and bright, $1.50
bu. at my farm: $1.60 bu. FOB;
Gov. insp. P. R. sweet potatoes,
75 bu. at my farm. J. W. Swann,
Wrens. 7 zy
Best grade ribbon cane syrup,
in reg. sized beer botties, $1.25
per doz cask, or M.- . Saniple,
25c, stamps. W. L. Dasher, Lake
Park, R 4.
Blue ribbon Gafie sed, hand-
threshed. 40 per lb. dl. or 35
per ib. and postage, 1939 crop,
seed selected; frsh, good strivd
t.. er half-runner ban sed, 20
eup, postage paid. Mis. J. G.
Greenway, Homer, Ri. 2...
| Fresh and Cured Mest _
FOR SALE
oe es ee
Old fashion Brooks Co. hams
well smoked, young hogs, 30
1b.; 29 in 100 lbs. lots. L. BE,
Hutchinson, Quitman, Rt. 1.
Oakwood smoked hams, 183;
shouldrs and sids, 12%c 1|b.;
also collard seed, 5 Ibs., $1.00.
Malvin Collings, Whigham.
-Qak smoked hams and shouls
ders, corn fed hogs; hams, 12
to 18 lbs.; shoulders, 18 to 20
Ibs.; 25 Ib. J. A. Pierce, Alma, -
Rt. 4.
Hams and link sausag,
smokd on my farm with hard
wood, 25c lb. Money back if not
pleased. W. W. Williams, Quit<
man.
New country cured ligtid
smoked meat, have 8 hams, 8
shoulders, 8 sides; av. wt. 9 1b8.
sell + at 15 per Ib. or hams 20 ~
shotilder 13, sides 15. send PO
M. O. plus exp. M. Fitzgerald,
Fitzgerald.
80 hice country cured hams,
limited supply dry pork sausage,
all orrectly lired and smoked
with green oakwood, hams 20
per Ib: sausage 25c per lb. FOB,
F. N. Chance, Perkins.
3 hickoty smoked hams, av.
wt.21 lbs:, 256 1b. FOB. John G.
Veach, Trion, Rt: 1.
Oakwoued Sis0ked meat: 6 hams
wt. Zo ibs. @a., 20c Ib; Sides, 14
10.; shoulders, 12c 1b. FOB. C. B.
Hurst, Meigs, Rt 2.
Oak smoked hams, 10-18 lbs.
ea., 19 lb.; sids, 14c, shoul-
ders, 13c lb. FOB. J. T. Pon
der, Whigham, Rt. 1. 2
Nice cured tender hams,
shoulders; harfis 30 lb, shoul<
ders 15c lb. Postage paid. Mrs.
J. L. Fordham, Toomsboro.
Good sugar cured hams,
weights, 6-15 lbs.
oN
25 Ib: Walter
-Catchings, Georgtown, Rt. 1. z
GRAIN AND HAY __
FOR SALE |
Alebrooks, Barnesville.
of 10@ ib.
| Wishon, Blue Ridge,
South Blue Ridge). a
- 9 tons peavine with soybeans
Ft, Valley. _
POTATOES
Good creed meadow hay,
$12.50 ton; 75 bu. Brown dis =
peas: 25 bu. Unknown peas; 1
bu. New Era peas, 15 bu. Brab=
ham pees. $2.50 bu.;; all in 2%
bu. bags. 3
Greensboro, oe
No. 1 Wheat, $1.55 bu. atmy =
H, D. Goodwif,
home. No chcks. M. O. SackS
not furnished. J. W. Wodd, Rt. x
4, Cleveland.
New crop native grown; fre- |
cleaned Spectabilis Crotalaria,
early var., $7.00 ewt. fob. Send _
remittance. F. B. Little (Grow=.
er), Ft. Valley.
Niee lespedeza and grass hay,
eured fight and bright; alse;
some heavy sprifsing heifers
from reg. herd; nice P. C. and ~
Jersey mixd shoats. Prices
right. John B. Davis, Chieka-
mauga, Rt. 2. .
Ghoice Kudzu hay, for
Writ for dl. price. B. W. Mid-
Prown Top Millet recleaned
and in 100 1b. bags $7.00 per bag,
b. in BMall iots, FOB. J.
E. Caudell,. Athens. a
Several tons Crotalaria ond
tabilis, for sale. M. F. Hatcher,
Jf, Ft Valiey. :
3 ve ee cane ae ee
vine hay, er s. John
y, $1 p (3 TAL
and crab gtass, $17.50 ton at
farm, 2 mi. W. Fort Valley; al=
'so.5 bu. co*kers Toole cotton-
seed, $1 bu. L. P. Singleton,
| Watson, Nunez, Rt. 1,
Seed pink skin sweet potatoes,
$1.50 bu. of exc. for any kihd of
seeds or honey. Mrs. D. A. Gilley,
Cedartown, Rt. 3. ;
75 bu. red skin P. R. sweet
potatoes, tfated, 75e bu.; alsa
50 bu. 90-day funning velvet =
bean seed, 1939 erop, sound, $1.00
bu. B: T. Thorfiton, Bowdon, Rt.
1 i z
Certified Potto Rican seed
sweet potatoes, $1.50 per bu ne
checks. . A. Smithgall, Sr., D=
catur, Rt. 2: oe
Sweet potatoes, red skin Por=
to Rican, white skin Porto Ri=
ean, 75 bu. at my home. Bus
gene Snider, Mitchell. =
Poito Rican seed potatoes for
sale. T. C. Williams, Unadilla,
RE 1. 4 dl
Cert, yellow skin P. R. seem)
potatos: also slips after. April
30th. Write for prics. W. yy
Kelley, Powder Springs, Rt. 2:
1000 Lbs. nice, sound P. R.
eet potatoes
South of Swainsboto, Write or
come; also want some cla
sound field peas and Clements _
watermelon sed. Write what
you have, price, ete Purvis.
Box BT.
: x
sale,
FOR SALE
for sale, 8 Mik
Page Four
FRUITS FOR SALE
: 7 \bs., nice, peeled sundried
~ apples, free from core and worms,
del. 2nd zone in 1 shipment for
- $1.00. Currency or stamps. Also
- 2 cured hams, about 30 Ibs. a.,
28e tb. at my place Won't ship.
Mrs. bL. A. Sanders, Ashland
Grimes Golden apples, dried,
- 1215 Ib. plus posiage Mrs. J- W.
- Gosneli, Clarkesville. Rt. 3, Box
he =
Nice, sundried peaches. free
- from worms, 6c lb. plus post-
age; also Sweet Wihiams (Clow-
ers), 6 bunches, 50c. Mrs. Raine
- Turner. Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 54.
15 or 20 Ib. sundried apples
from acid fruit, 5 ibs-.. 60c. Mrs.
3. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1.
4939 crop dried unpeeled
peaches, bright and free from
worms, 15c Ib. del, 4 Ibs. bright,
yellow beeswax, $1.00 del. Mrs.
A. F. OKelley, Maysville, Rt. i.
Nice sundried apples, will
exc. pound fruit for pound cot-
ton. each pay postage. Mrs.
_ Eliza Weeks, Dial.
Nice, dried, rough peaches,
412%c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. S.
Ju age Eastanollee.
ice, sundried apples, 10c
r, B. L. and Sebright crossed,
5c. Add postage to all. Wm.
Middleton, Buford, Rt. 2.
ly, 20c lb. not postpaid. Mrs. Bon-
nie Gibbs, Bowdon, Rt. 3.
2 or 3 lbs. nice fresh butter
each week, free from coloring,
25c lb. postpaid. Mrs. Leonard
Thomas, Waco, Rt. 2.
_ 2 Ibs. fresh butter each week
25c Jb., postpaid; 4 lbs., $1.00;
Sage roots, 4c ea., 35c doz. 4 doz.
$1.00. P. P. Mrs. H. C. Clack-
um, Waco, Rt. 2. =
6 to 8 Ibs. fresh, firm table
butter ea. week, in half lb.
c Mrs. Hattie
Wofford, Gainesville, Rt. 8.
ter ea. week, 25c lb. No color-
ing. Sat. guar.; also early cream
- crowder peas, 25c qt. All del. in
3rd zone. Mrs. C. T. Hunt,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. |
Nice fresh, firm Jersey but-
tested, in half pound nfolds, 30c
Ib. or 4 lbs. ea. week $1.00,
del. Mrs. Boyd
lasville, Rt21, 2
OBACCO FOR SALE
_ Good, mellow, yellow whole
leaf chewing tobacco, 1939 crop,
flue cured, guar. sat.,. prompt
shi -, $1.00; good.
bright smoking, 17 bs., $1.00 del.
R. Lightsey, Screven.
ood flue cured chewing and
ing tobacco, aged and
ellow, 10 Ibs $1.00 del.
Prompt shipment. Cash with
order. Mrs. Grady B.
Alma.
ood, home raised, flue
tobacco, sweet and juicy.
L s. chewing, $1.00; 12 Ibs.
moking, $1.00; 6 lbs. 50c. Post-
paid, Prompt shipment. M. B.
Swain, Alma. _ oe
_ Smoking tobacco; flue cured,
8 Ibs., $1.00 del. Loma Martin,
Surrency, Rt. 2. eae
Good, bright leaf, flue cured
bacco, no trash nor mold,
fuar. good or money back. 15
1.00 del. Lonnie L. Light-
Surrency, Rt. 2.
Hi. mey Bees and Bee
Supplies For Sale
New bee gums with new style
ers. ahd glass observation. I.
Manley, Decatur, 222 Lock-
d Terrace. z
Honey bees, 70 colonies of yel-
low Italian bees in modern hives,
icchea~ for cash, see or write me
oe
lev Rt. 2
tands of mixed Italian bees
m pat. gums. with some 8 in.
Supers and 14 in. one, all in very
jood shape; sev. empty gums and
ers, all for $45.00; Root Ex-
tor, $15.00 or lot for $55.00.
ee Mrs. J. R. Hulett, Lumber
18 Hives of bees, $1.25 a gum;
te. Norman T. Gay, Cadwell,
Several hives,
box hive bees, $1 hive; 10 10-
frar patent hives, $2 hive.
Mrs. Delia Dailey, Monticello.
0 Colonies bees, or less, in
0 frame modern hives.
. Livingston, College Park,
Honey bees: furnish bees and
at them in hive, $1.00 per
id party furnish the
hop, Odum, Rt.
Bisho
Pocans & Peanuts For Gale
nuts, $1.15 bu. FOB Barwick.
1 ea.;
FOB. W. S. Norton, Edison.
ib. also 1 young Bantam roos-|
4c per Ib. W. R. Martin, Bron-
Soe S wood.
SUTTER FOR SALE |
Jersey putter. 4 or 6 lbs., week- |.
bunch velvet beans, $2 per bu.
_W. B. Johnson, Bronwood.
| in this section, med. size. 4c Ib.
Ibs. nice, firm Jersey but-}
j at_my place.
r, free of colori TB:
} Eps colerns, cow 1B. Alee tb. here; 6 tons runner pea-
Baggett, Doug-
$1.00 bu.; 300 bu. 90-day velvet
100 - 2000 Lbs. Spanish
punched peanuts, pure, prolific
4c lb. FOB. Exc. for corn or a
horse. A. R. Saxon, Farming-
ton. ;
N. C. Runner peanuts, also
Va. bunched. Sell or exc. for
white Spanish peanuts. C. T.
Helton, Parrott, Rt. 1.
- Good, sound runner seed pea-
Luther J. Beaty, Dixie, Rt. 1.
No. 1 Va. bunch peanuts in
hull, 1938 crop, 4%c lb.__ pe-
cans, Van Demans, Delmos, 15c,
seedlings, 10c; co*kers wilt-re-
sistant cottonseed, $1 bu.; also
Barred Rock roosters, $1.50
Duroc sow, 8 pigs, $27
100 Lbs. pecans, large, sound,
8c Ib.; also, 4, 45 lb. cans nice
home made lard, $5 can. Mrs.
W.M. Arrington, Wadley, Rt. 2.
No. 1 White Spanish pea-
nuts, $5 100 Ibs. or $90 ton. No
personal checks. W. M. Hooks,
Unadilla, Rt.-2.
25 Bu. white Spanish pea-
nuts, 5c lb. not recleaned, H.
O. Hodges, Oconee, Rt. 1.
No. 1 Runner peanuts, 4%c
pound. Cash with order. J. H.
Sims, Bluffton.
No. 1 Virginia bunch peanuts,
50 Ibs. well filled Nelson pecans
10 per lb. FOB. J. O. Adams
Woodland. :
Runner peanuts, 5 per 1b.;
No. 1 Virginia Bunch peanuts
in hull, recleaned, 1938 crop, 4%4
lb.; co*kers No. 1 wilt - resist-
ant cottonseed, $1.00 bu.; Duroc
sows, farrow March Ist, $27.00;
B. R. Roosters, $150 ea. FOB.
W.S. Norton, Edison
30-40 bu No. 1 Spanish pea-
nuts, $1.25 bu.; 50 bu. corn. $1.00
bu. Mamie Newsome, Dixie.
Jumbo peanut seed, best made
FOB. W. K- Smith, Pembroke.
- Runner peanuts, 5c -tb.; also
bunch velvet beans, $2.00 bu. W.
B. Johnson, Bronwood.
600 lb. Valencia red skin pea-
nuts, select, hand picked, 7c Ib.
G. M. Cartledge,,
Metter, Rt. 1. 5
10 tons White Spanish peanuts,
nuts, 4c Ib. here. All sound, fine
for seed; 50 bu. co*kers cotton-
seed, No. 7, planted 1 yr. from
co*ker, $1.25 bu.; also 1 Hereford
bull, wt: 1300 to 1500 Ibs. reg.|
$125.00. T. W. Brown, Coleman.
100 bu. N. C. runner peanuts,
beans, good and sound, $1.00 bu.;
10 bu. New Era field peas, $2.00
bu. All A-No. 1 grade and FOB
oes T. G. Tripp, Abbeville, Rt.
No. 1 runner peanuts, 414c Ib.
for 50 lbs. or more; 5 id. small-
er lots. Cash with order. J. H.
Sims, Bluffton. a ;
Sellers, |
ured long leaf red and yel-|
-muscadine sprouts, 10c ea. $1.00
at once. Mrs. Hattie Morris, Ai- |
10 old-style
Pecan and Other Fruit A
Trees For Sale
Black scuppernong (Hunt var.)
vines, true to name, 2 yrs. old, |
15e ea. del. V. T. Bailey, Vaughn.
_ Cultivated blue berries, 10c to
25 rooted, Exp. paid. No person-
al checks. Mrs. W. M. Shattuck,
Blatkshear. :
Red and yellow June plums,
doz.; August lilies, 20c doz. Miss
Bobbie Chandler, Waco, Rt. 2.
The new Anoka budded ap-
ple trees; bloom ist yr. bear
second; also choice shade trees,
the maples, Norway. Sugar and
Silver; also lombard and tulip
poplars; sycamore, Chinese Elm.
All above, 4 at $3.00. No less sold.
FOB. N. Rosene. Atlanta, 126 E.
Baker St. :
Nicely rooted Bronze Sept.
Scuppernong vines, $1.00 doz.
pea Charitie Smith, Brasel-
nN.
White and yellow press peach-|
es, red and yellow plums, black
walnuts, crabapples, white and
yellow narcissi, 1 ft. 10c; 3 ft.,
20c, 4 ft. 35c. Miss Rossie Lee
Colson, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.
Gooseberries, huckleberries,
blue buck. red and yellow plum, |.
red fig, crabapple, 1 ft. 10c; 3
ft., 25c; 4 ft, 35c. Mrs. D. F.
Coison, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.
Apples, sev. dif. var. 14 for
$1.00; plums, large red goose,
game price, 24% x 3 ft. 6 Dixie
dewberry plants free with ea. or-
der. Postpaid. Money order.
ONeal Harsley, Waco, Rt. 2.
Currants, 2-3 ft., horseapples,
May cherries, 1, 2, 3, ft. 10 ea.;
Himalaya blackberry bushes, 10c
ea. $8.00 C. All rooted. Postpaid
if order is over 50c. Josephine
Raley, Mitchell. _
illow ernones, well root-
|, 50c for 6, postpaid. Floree
Daniel
Clackum, Waco, Rt. 2. :
- MARKET BULLETIN
Pecan and Other Fruit
Trees For Sale
ao
Pecan and Other Fruit
Trees for Sale
All Jead. var-, fruit trees, Guar.
true to name, Gov. insp., apples,
peaches, 3c ea. up; pear, pecan,
plum and cherry. Thos. N- Long,
Kensington.
Seuppernong vines (now time
+o plant), 4 ft., 10c; 8 ft., 20c; 10
ft., 50c; older ones (bear this
year) $1.50 ea-; pomegranate and
May cherries, 25 ea.; wistaria,
25c ea. Sat. guar.. J. L. Coggins,
Covington.
Gov. insp-, lead. var., apple and
peach trees, 1-3 yrs. old, 10c to
20c ea.; pear, plum. apricot, cher-
ry, fig, 25c ea-; papershell pe-
can, 3-4 ft. trees, 75c ea.; Con-
cord, niagara, Moores Early
grapevine, 2 yrs. old, rooted. 10
ea. $6.00 C del. Lee Head, Cor-
nelia.
Genuine Pineapple pear trees,
Gov. insp., rooted, 2 to 7 ft. high,
from $2.50 to $6.00 doz. del.; cash
with order;
for 5 bu. N. C. Runner peanut
seed, also 18-2 to 3 ft. trees for
25 ibs., dried apples. Del. W. C.
James, Manor. a
\ State insp., best -var., pecan
trees, Stewart, 2 ft, 40c ea.;
Schley, 2-10 ft. 40c to $1.00 ea.
-FOB; lots of 100 trees. 10c off.
M. M. Newsome, Sandersville.
Fine home orchard, 2 ea., June.
Horse, Detroit red, yellow delic-
ious. Yates, Staymens, Red De-
licious apple trees, 14 trees, 1 yr.
old, $1.25 del.; $10.00 C.. T. M.
Webb, Ellijay.
Black walnut trees, 1 to 3 it
white clingstone peach, 2 yrs.
trees, good var., $1.00 doz.; cala-
mus and blood (percoon) root,
25c doz. Blanch Woodruff. Green-
ville. : =
May cherries, nice trees,
brown Turkey figs, 10c ea., $1
doz.; garlic bulbs, large size,
30c doz. Mrs. Inez. Casey, Bow- |.
don, Rt. 2.
Wild goose plums, 3 varieties
figs, horse radish for sale. Nan
Kown, White, Rt. 1, Box 15. _
Hackworth apple, 4-6 feet,
35c ea, $4 doz., smaller 20c ea.
yellow May apple, 15c ea.; kud-
zu crowns. 35c per doz., 4 doz.
$1; black muscadine, 10c ea.,
$1 doz., all prepaid. Mrs. R. M.
Batchelor, Waco, Rt. 2.
Horse apple sprouts, 10c ea.|
$1 doz.; white and black scup-
pernong, black muscadine, 10c)
ea.; red May cherries, small 90c
doz.; blue plum sprouts, 10c ea.
Waco, Rt. 2. .
. Bronze and black scupper-
nong, black muscadine, Con-
cord grape, red June and. blue
Damson plums, 10c ea., $1 doz.
well rooted; Niagara and Con-
cord grape cuttings, not rooted,
%5c doz. Grady Brown, Waco,
Rt 2. se
James scuppernongs, 10c ea.,
$1 doz.; Premier strawberry
plants, 50c C; garlic bulbs, 25c
doz., well rooted, PP. Marie
Blue Damson and apricot
plums, brown fig, black wal-
nut, muscadine and. scupper-
nong vines, $1 doz. del., well
| rooted; kudzu crowns, 60c C,
$5 M. Marcelle Patterson, Wao,
Rt. 2, Box 136. :
Peach trees, all lead. vars.
state insp., guar. true to name,|
$32.50 M; $4 C, 80c doz. R. A.
Travis, Riverdale. -
All lead. vars. fruit trees,
guar. true to name, govt. insp.,
peach, apple, pear, etc., at low
prices, or will exc. for farm
produce that I can use. Thom-
as N. Long, Kensington.
White and yellow press
peaches, red and yellow plum,
crabapple, goose berries, 1 {ft.,
10c, 3 ft. 25c; 4 ft. 35c, add
postage. Mrs. Georgia Hunt,
Toomsboro. .
. Black and white scupper-
-nong, blue Damson, rose red
and yellow June Japanese
plums, wild grapes, hazelnut
bushes, 10c ea., ol doz. PP, well
oe Josie Huggins, Waco,
Bronze scuppernong vines,
guar. 2 ft. 10c, 4 ft. 20c, 8-10
ft. 50c;12-20 ft. $2 ea.; brown
fig bushes, 5 ft., 25c, black,
20c; pomegranate, 4-5 ft., 2c;
May cherries, 5 ft. 25. J. L.
Coggin, Covington.
Goose berries,.sweet huckle-
berries, white and yellow plum,
white and yellow press peaches,
crabapple, purple grape, pur-
ple cherries, 1 ft., 10c, 3 ft.,
25c, 4 ft. 35c, add postage. Miss
Rosie Lee Colson, Toomsboro.
State insp. best var. pecan
trees, Schley, 2-8 ft., 40c to $1
ea. FOB., also 100 bu. velvet
beans, $1 bu. in 2 bu. bags. M.
M. Newsome, Sandersville.
_ Pear, Hackworth apple, blue
Damson, rose, June, red and
yellow Japanese plums, wild
grapes, muscadines, bronze and
| James scuppernongs, 10c ea., $1
doz. PP2S. iggi
W. Huggins, Waco,
Exe. 25-3 ft. trees|
dine vines,
$1 doz., postpaid, Inez Bradley, |
Dallas, Rt. 3.
Box 136.
Large brown turkey figs, $4
C; Keiffer pears, $3.50 per doz.;
Limber Twig apples, 2-3 yYrs.,
$3.50 per C. Miss Maudie Cole,
Waco, Rt. 2.
White and yellow press
peaches, red and yellow plum,
gooseberries, blue buck, sweet
huckleberries, crabapple, pur-
ple cherries, purple grapevines,
jit, 10c., 3 ft..25; 4 ft. 35c.
Add postage. Mrs. Otis Colson,
Toomsboro, Rt. 2. ;
Horse apples, May cherries,
10c; pomegranate, 25c ea.; cur-
rant berry bushes, 10c ea., $8
C. all 2-3 ft., rooted. postpaid. }
Also Lima bunch, white and
col. butterbeans, half. runner
string, 25c per lb.; Cushaw seed
10c cup, postpaid if order amts.
i 50c. Josephine Raley, Mitch-
ell.
Large white and black scup-
pernong and muscadine vines,
blue, red goose and Apricot
plums, turkey figs, Hackworth
and horse apples, May and
Richmond cherries, 10c ea., $1
per doz., del. Hazlenut bushes,
.50e doz., well rooted. A. T. Pat-
terson, Waco.
Brown fig bushes, Blue Dam-
son and Apricot plums, bronze
Scuppernongs,. black musca-
Hackworth and
crab apple, black walnut trees,
10c doz., $1.00 doz.; well root-
ed Kudzu crowns,:60c C. $5.00
M. All del. Mrs. Sylvia Pat-
terson, Waco, Rt. 2, Box 85. ~
_. Concord and Niagara grapes,
white and black scuppernong,
black muscadine, Blue Damson
and red goose plums, 10c ea. 1
walnut, red mulberry, 25c ea.
Mrs. Artyce Entrekin, Waco,
Bite 2: Bee
New thornless Youngberry
and Boysenberry, 10 for $1.25;
new Portland, Fredonia, Caco
bunch grapes, 10 for $1.60; new
scuppernong grapes, Hunt, Ir-
ene Spaulding (black, . and
Stuckey, Howard, improved
scuppernong (bronze)). Well
rooted, 10 for $2.00. All labeled,
prepaid. Gov't. insp. H. A.
Neal, Ashland.
Apple, red goose plum trees,
14 for $1, and 3 Dixie black
raspberries with every order.
Postpaid. Pauline Horsley, Wa-
60; Rin 2
Fig trees, 2-3 ft., $2 doz.,
postage paid; choice apple
trees; 3010; - $125: .doz:s blue
plums, $5 per 50; few Indian]
peach trees, 20c ea. or 5 for
$1, exp. paid. Melvin Frye,
Brown scuppernong and
muscadine vines, 2 yrs. 10c ea.
$1 doz.; kudzu crowns, 35c doz.
4 doz., $1; hazlenut. bushes, 35c
doz. 4 doz. $1; sage plants, 4c
ea. 35c doz., 4 doz. $1; Japan-
ese apricots, same price. Mrs.
A. A. Moon, Bowden, Rt. 2.
500 grapevines, var. varieties,
3 yrs. old, cheap, at my place.
J. W. Rowe, Atlanta, Rt. 1,
Box 619.
Junebird Elberta peach trees
2 yrs.; grapevines, 10c ea., $1
doz. PP; apple, plum, pear,
cherry, figs, 10c-25c ea., freight
paid on 100 and thousand lots.
James Cureton, Austell.
Concord grapevines, 2 yyrs.,
well rooted, 25 for $1; 2 yr.
.peach, apple and _pear 3-5 ft.
6 for $1; cultivated dewberry
vines, 25 for $1, state insp. H.
A. Sneed, East Point, 503 Mon-
trose Dr. Ca 3041. ees
_ Bronze and black scupper-
nong, black muscadine, 10c ea,
90c doz.; Concord grape vines,
10c ea., $1 doz. Mrs. H. T.
Wright, Waco, Rt. 2. -
2 Ea. June, Horse, Staymen,
Imp. Red Delicious, Yellow De-
licious, Yates, apple tres, $1.25
doz. del. 2 trees free; new var.
bears 2nd yr. fine large red
summer apples, 1 yr. state insp.
4 ft. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.
Scuppernong vines, rooted,
large white variety, 20c ea.; 3
for 50c; 7 for $1.00. Postpaid.
No checks. Isla Hamilton, Rt.|
2, Alamo.
_ Tung oil trees, 18 to 24 in.,
ready for transplanting, 10c ea.,
$1.00 doz. $7.00 C_ postpaid.
Ship within three days after
order received. Charles Rumph,
Camilla, Rt. 2. . :
Peach trees, all lead. var.,
State insp., guar. true to name,
$32.50 M. $4.00 C., 80c doz, R.
A. Travis, Riverdale.
Bronze scuppernong and
black muscadine vines, 10c ea.;
Himalaya, red raspberry, 5c ea.
huckleberry, 20c doz.;_ garlic
bulbs, 10c doz.; horsemint, 3c
bunch; hoarhound, 5c bunch.
a C. B. Robinson, Bowdon,
~ New museadine grapes, 2 Hunt
(black), 2 Stuckey (bronze); and
1 male; all postpaid in Ga. for
$1.00. Miller Thompson, Conyers,
2 ieee ere
-E. A. Smith, Greenville.
or 2 yr. Old, well rooted black}
| del. Crates ret. Also
Friday, March .
Pecan & Other Frag
Leading vars.
peach trees, 1-3 yrs
20c ea.; grape vines
Niagara, 2 yrs. well r
ea. all state insp. true
W. H. Alexander, Clev
Hatching eggs, Barre
Thompson and -Parks
healthy, hen-hatched a
good layers, 75c per 15;
30 del. Mrs. R. F Ferre
ville, Rt. 3. ee
Purebred dark Cornish
game eggs, $1 per settin;
postpaid. J. R. Gardne
$2.50 per doz.; can fill
day, money order. R
way. Warthen.
Purebred Dark Cornish
eggs, stock unrelated, $1
postpaid. Mrs. Fred F.
Dawson, Rt. 2, Box 152.
Purebred bronze turkey
blood-tested stock, $3 pe
per 100, del. Mrs. Neal
iams. Buena Vista.
Purebred giant s
Light Brahma eggs,
postpaid, carefully select
packed. L. J. Brown ,Co
2. u Se
Guar. purebred high
R. I. Red setting eggs,
Add 15c postage. Mr
D. Selman, Armuche
Purebred R. I. Red
eggs, 75c, 16.-del. 4
ain
Barred Rock hatching egg
per 15, 3 settings, $1.75. WV
S. Young, Fairmount, R
Purebred Dark Corn
eggs, $1.15 per 15, crates ret
also govt. inspt. pure Port
an sweet potato plants, $1.
M. Mrs. C. A. Patterson, T
Ancona eggs, Sheppard
17 eggs, setting, 85; whit
kin duck eggs, 12 eggs, pel
ting 75c,
L. D. Elliott. Lavonia, Rt
-Large yard eggs, want re
eustomers, will sell a
prices, retail. Mrs. M. Wor
lanta, Brownmill Rd., |
148. a
Eggs from large purebr
O. hens, 50c, 15, carto
also 2 purebred B. O.
1 yr. old, $1.00 ea. Mrs.
Settle, Carlton. oe
Bantam eggs for h
Golden and Silver Se
Silver Spangled Hamburg,
Cornish from prize winners
so 1 trio Dark Cornish ban
$5.00. J. D. Harbin,
lish Ave., Atlanta.
. Hatching eggs from- Do
sons pure Dark S.C. RI
$1.00, 15; $2.00, 36; $3.25
same breed, $2.00 fob.
L. Elliston, Ellaville
$2.75 doz.; $18.00, 100 de
Neal T. Williams, Buen
Mallard duck, Wyan
O. eggs, 85c 15, postpait
Mallard drakes, B. O.
ea. Exchange for hea
hens. Roberta McColl
Grantville. eee
* Eggs from selected pe
H., including ist and 2n
winning pullets at 1939
eastern Fair, $1.25, 15
Hall, Atlanta, 952 Blue
Ave. N. Eu ES 3 3
$1.00, 15; Ds Gs
Post. Cash. No .checks.
C. Payne, Tifton, Rt.
Purebred Dark Cornis
$1.00, 15. Crates ret.; a
nish co*ckerels, ready for
ice, $1.00 ea. No checks
ence Horne, Grovetown.
B. O. co*ckerels and
hens, from prize winners
terial stock, prices reduced,
for hatching, 23 yrs.
Mrs. Ed Morgan, Americu
Selected eggs from culle
Type ped. W.L., $1.00, 15
Cartons ret. Mrs. Lester
Foor, Eastanollee. oe
Miscellaneous Wan
GOURDS: i
Want some 8-12 in. go
State what you have and pi
Hugh Howell, Atlanta, 100
lanta National Bldg. an
HERBS: eee
Want some Queens De
ae Smith Holland, J ac
SACKS: ;
__Exc. 200 improved Ele
blackberry plants, del.,
Ib. cap. burlap sacks, }
to me by parcel post in
bundles. Maude Ham
a Miscellaneous Wanted
Want 50 or 100 3-frame (reg-
ular Hoffman size brood
frames) clean of disease; Queen
mating hives. State price, etc.;
also nice spring honey, for
sale. Write for prices. Curd
Jalker, Norristown.
Want old ext. honey. cheap and
not over-strong. Mrs. Willie O.
Johnson, Dooling.
SYRUP: 3
Want 5 or more gal. real good
No. Ga. sorghum syrup. Send
prices and grade you have. Na-
than Ellenburg Tifton, Rt. 5.
FRUIT TREES:
Want buy or exc. feed ee
for a few old fashioned Yates
and Horse apple trees; also In-
dian and Yellow Cling peach
trees: Mrs. C. S. Miers, Stone
Mtn., Rt. 1, Box 229.
5 Ulmus densa, Russian
urkistan, 2-3 {ft., for peach
ees: other exc. for grapes and
rapanese persimmons, James
Hobson, Jasper.
Want 1 old fashioned Sweet-
en apple tree, true tc name, al-|
so some Gooseberry. bushes. W.
H. Davis, Calhoun, Rt. 2.
Exe. white chicken feed sacks.
ashed, 100 Ib. cap., for a Ba-
nana tree, also Banana shrub: 6
sacks for each plant. Mrs. soe
Payne, Butler.
Exc. everbearing strawberry
lants at 20c C. for a setting of
AAA purebred S. L. Wyandotte
eggs, or exc. for white sacks,
postpaid. Mrs. Sallie Anderson,
Cleveland, Rt. 2.
Want eggs from White Holland
or Bourbon Red turkeys and
_ White Pkin ducks crossed with
Indian Runner drake, or pure |.
White Pekins. Give wt. of hens}
and price per 12 or 15 eggs del.
Or on baby turkeys and ducks.
E. Grubbs, Demorest..
FRUIT:
Exc. (15 purebred ek
Rock. eggs at $1.50 per setting
for 12 lbs. dried apples, free
from worms, core and peeling.
Jesse Mixon, Bole, aR.
~ Box 119):
: Want exc. strong, well rooted
Lucretia. dewberry plants for
dried apples or peaches, free
from worms. Mrs. Lillie M. La-
KUDZU:
Want Kudzu crowns, large|
quantities. W. B. _ Lunsford,
Barnesville. ; ie
BEAN Ss AND PEAS:
Want 10 tons velvet beans in
pod. Quote best price. Fred L.
White, Buckhead (Morgan Co.)
Want 2 bu. bunch velvet
Must be matured and
filled out, pure and.
Make best price ,immediately.
. M. Woodward, Jackson.
Want hear from party having
the Purple Hull peas for sale.
. B. Milner, Shilch. |
_ Want best price on some Brab- |
ham peas, and on Dallas grass
seeds, free of other seed, in 50
ib. lots. Edd Vinson, Yatesville.
ng. peas. Mrs.
ir W. Smith,
ranklin, Rt. 3.
Want to hear thom parties
who have or will have, tobacco
plants for sale. State kind and
price and amount. Warner Mc-
Michen, Dallas, Rt. 3.
Want 2 or 3 M. old fashioned
Spanish sweet potato ae Ear-
ly planting, Advise. P. C. Shir-
ley, Demorest.
Want all kinds of plants (for
own use on farm) in 1, 2, 5 and
0 M lots. Also, 100 bu. corn in
shuck or for feeding, not over
15c bu. barn; party close by.
Write what you have and prices].
1. Fred Ridgway, Canon.
ORN AND SEED CORN:
Want 100 bu. good, sound
corn. C. W. Burney, Madison.
Want % bu. 8 row seed corn,
a few Black Angus cattle and
a big bone Guinea sow. T. A.
Bowen, Blakely.
Want 1000 bu. good,. white,
milling corn, shelled and sacked.
E. Callas, Gainesville.
- Want 100 bu. corn in the ear.
Make best price at barn. T. A.
Futch, Rochelle.
Want 1000 : bu. white
Callas, Gainesville, 360 Oak St.
- Want some pure Marlboro seed
crn. T. J. Fincher, Rome, Rt. 2.
Want a truck load of good,
white, ear corn. S. J. Eder, Dairy-
man, Atlanta, 1503 Peachtree St.
- Want 100 bu. ear corn. Quote
best price FOB Cusseta. G. J.
Miller, Cusetta.
Want some axIboro seed corn.
G aoe: Com-
clean.
GRAIN AND HAY:
Want some choice corn, pea=
vine hay and oats and velvet
beans. I. G. TOES Tuscu-|
lum.
HAY:
Want peanut hay by truck load.
Quote del. and FOB prices. J. T.
Warnock, Tarrytown.
SEED CANE:
Want 2500 or 3000 stalks P.O.J,
x
seed cane. Make best price and
length, for cash. pis
Keysville.
SYRUP AND PEA HULLS:
Want a bbi. cheap syrup to
mix with feed for stock, also
Want buy pea hulls. J. H. Cald-
well, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 235.
HAY:
Want 2 or 3 tons Oba. quality
peanut hay, del. in Newnan. L.
S. Sewell, Newnan. ;
POTATOES:
Want some inspected and cert.
seed sweet Potatoes. B. W. Mid-|
diebrooks, Barnesville.
-CANE: .
Want. SEV. thousand stalks P.
.O. J: cane. State price per M. A.
ie Holley, Haddock, c-o G. T.
Stallings Farm.
COTTON SEED: ;
Want hear from parties having
pure, wilt-resistant Stonevilie B
cottonseed. State best price. G.
coe Bullard, Powder SIs ss Rt.
Want 35 bu. Addison early pro-
lifie cottonseed. Quote price FOB
Crandall. Morris Phillips, Cran-
dali.
ROOTS AND HERBS:
Want prices on spigment roots
(sometimes called kidney roots).
At once. Alex Smith, Toccoa, Rt.
2: ee ?
SEED: |
Want 1 bu. peach seeds at
once. Give best price. J. R.
Brown, Hiawassee.
Want old fashioned Goose-
Neck sorghum cane seed. R. L.
Johnson, Pavo, Rt. 3, BOX 17.
Want some pure Stoneville,
Govt. graded cottonseed, What-
leys prolific seed corn, also 100
bu. feed corn in shuck, State
price your barn. T. A. Willis,
Villa Riea, Rt. 2.
Want 8 Ibs. bunch or velvet ok-
ra seed, 2lbs. pimiento pepper, 1
Ib. Bell peppers seed. 3lbs., yellow
crookneck squash seed. Exc, peas
for same. Mrs. G. L. Tallant,
Cumming.
Want 1 or 2 lbs., unadulterated
ee watermelon seed. O. H. Ow-
, Pembroke.
ee some low land rice seed.
Write what you have at once. G.
W. Wilson, Manassas, Rt. 1.
Want some Chufas. Quote
price. G. T. Hadden, Avera, Rt.
i
C. Eason,
Want sev. thousand stalks POJ
seed Cane, Near Moultrie, as
possible. Write. Dunean Sinclair,
Moultrie.
Want some Hanover turnip
seed, with large, white roots. Al-
so well rooted Magnolia tree.
Mrs. Carrie Zeigler, Oliver.
Want 10 bu. Chufas and 20
Ibs. Citron seed. R. s. Anderson,
Hawkinsville.
Miscclinncow For Sale
Quantity red oak bark from
large tree. Make offer. Mrs. J.
M. Middlebrooks, 419 Zebulon
St., Barnesville.
2 yr. old rhubarb roost, 20c
; 3 for 50c. Prepaid. A. M.
MeDousnid Gaddistown.
100 white feed sacks, no let-
ters in them, $4.00. Exchange
for heifer from a_ three gal.
cow. J. C. Etheridge, Hamilton,
Rt? 2. Box: 27.
Nice walnut meats, 25c pt.;
5 pts., $1.00. Walter Johnson,
Alto, Rt. 1.
Strictly fresh new, white
downy feathers, 50c Ib.; better
price on lot of 25 Ibs. del. Sam-
ple on request. Mrs. Mary Col-
lins, Cordele, Rt. 4.
Martin gourds, $1.00 doz.;
Jarge gourds, 25c ea.; small
gourds, 3 doz., $1.00. Edwin
Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4.
Peppermint, spearmint, cat-
nip, hoarhound, balm, yarrow,
dbl. and single tansy, 25c doz.
bunches; rattle root, yellow
root, polk root, queen of the
meadow root, 25c lb.; 5 Ibs., $1
del. in Ga. L. M. White, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.
Kidney and bladder root, 50c
Ib. Add 10 postage. No sam-
ples. No answers without
crema ped ee = at a:
2 Thomas, Thomasboro, -
Miscellaneous For Sale.
lb.; 5 Ibs., $1.00; peppermint,
spearmint, catnip, yarrow,
balm, hoarhound, dbl. and
single tansy, 25c doz. bunches.
del. Mary Hollowya, Dahlon-
ga, Rt 1 Box-35. =
Ratsbone, large bunch, 10c:
dried yellowroot, calmoun root,
cherry bark, white dogwood
bark, wild cucumber bark, 25c
Ib. Add postage. Emmit Wil-
kins, Morganton.
Dbl. tansy, catnip, comfrey,
horse radish, 25c doz, Others.
Mrs. E. J. McConnell, Demor-
est, Rt. 1, Box 29. ay
_ Martin gourds, 5c ea. You
pay postage. J, R. Ralston, El-
lijay, Rt. 3.
Bearfoot, yellowroot, colts-
foot, yellow dock, queen of the
meadow, rattle root, May apple,
witch hazel, wild cherry bark,
a lb. Mrs. R. C. Stover, Pis-
ga
Martin and. age gourds,
cut and finished, 25c ea.; $2.50
-doz.; Concord and Lutie grape
vines, 3 yYrs. old, aoc. ea.; $2.50}
doz.; grape cuttings, 75 CG:
gourd Seed, 12 pkt.. 3 tor 25c.
Postpaid. Jimey Bramlett, Elli-.
jay. -
Gourd, 9 to 17% in. in cir.;
also few Martin gourds for-sale.
Write for prices. . Mrs, T. B.
Sassafras, queen of the mea-
dow, yellow root, wild cherry
bark, 20c Ib.; : polk root, 25c Ib.;
blackhaw bushes, well rooted,
10c ea. Add postage. Marie Der-
den, Ellijay. . ;
Artichokes and pinuerito pep-
pers for sale or exchange for
Red or Rock eggs. Also want
peach tomato seed. Mrs. J. G.
Hadley, Chipley.
1 bu. dry hulled walnuts, 60c.
Add postage. Net. wt. 40 Ibs.
pouine oe Barney, Rt.)
Yellow root, Athi: 10 Ib.;
| sassafras roots, 20c Ib.; spear-
mint, horsemint, 10c bush. Add
postage. Cc. J. Finley, Lithonia,
Nice ince walnut meats,
1939 crop, 25c pt.; 5 pts, $1. 00:
youngberry plants, 35 doz.;
$1:50 C; horse radish crowns,
15e doz.; garlic, 15 doz.; 2 doz.,
2De; Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Alto.
Dish Rag gourds with seed
in them (av. over 1 ft. long) 5e
|, ach, or 6 for 25c and party pay
postage. Mrs. J. T. Daniels,
Dudley, Rt. 1.
New, all white goose feathers,
90 lb. P. P. Beulah Grier, Cler-
mont.
Gourds, all sizes and shapes al-
so pimiento pepper seed, large
pkt. 10c; sassafras roots, (any
amount wanted) 15c lb.; pine
cones, 2-12 in. reasonable. Mrs.
Ben McBryant, Pitts, Rt. 2.
White feed sacks, 100 ib. cap,
without holes, 6c ea.; jute
Backs, 3c ea. Postage paid on 10
or more sacks. John M. Ader-
hold; Douglasville, Rt. 2.
Yellow root, wild cherry ne
20 lb. long leaf pine cones,
per 100; sassafras, 25 lb.; black-
berry (dont know name) plants,
75 C. Add postage. Deha Wright,
Waco. Rt. 2.
_ Japanese walnuts for sale.
Make offer; also jonquil and daf-
fodil bulbs, 50c C. White narcis--
si, 15 doz. Mrs. J. Ww. Overton,
Bowdon, Rt. 3.
10 bu. black wainuts in hull,
50 bu. or 40c bu: in entire lot to
one person. Come after, no ship-
ments. J. R. Pirkle, Buford, Rt. 2.
Wild cherry bark, yellow root,
25 Jb.; sassafras, rattle, poke
root. 20c Ib.; catnip, hoarhound, 6
bun 25c; strawberry, everbearer,
25 C, 500 $1.00. Postpaid. De-
witt White, Dahlonega, Ett.= 3;
Box 37.
Nice, black walnut meats, free
from hull or trash, 25 pint, 5
pints, $1.00; horseradish, 25 Ib.,
with 12 crowns free with ea.
pound; blue iris lilies, 15c doz.;
garlic, 15 doz. 6 doz. 75c. Add
postage. Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Al-
to.
Garlic bulbs, 50c doz.; pepper-
mint; 25 doz.; yellow. cannas,
mixed col. mums, $1.25 C; mix.
col. dahlias, 75c doz pulbs. Del.
in Ga. Exc. for white feed sacks.
Mrs. Nancy Holloway, Dahlon-
ega, Rt. 1, Box 44.
12 good white feed sacks, $1.
Mrs. Noel Payne, Canton, Rt. os
LIVESTOCK WANTED
CATTLE WANTED:
Want 12 good milch cows, no
objection. to dry cows. Write,
giving best price. Prefer with-
in 100 mi. of Atlanta. W. E.
Hicks, 579 Lakeshore DE, At-
lanta,
Exc. oO. ae C pigs for calves,
cow, or hay or corn. Address.,
[LIVESTOCK WANTED|
. Gaeta tattle root, queen
of the meadow, polk root, 25
>
Want nice cow nar over 6 ne
old, with Ist or 2nd calf, 3 or
< gal. milk a day, or consider
One soon to freshen with ist
ao we a E. Meeks, Gay,
i ae
Exc.-3 dark Re Red pul-
lets, just beginning to lay, and
one young rooster, direct Don-
aldson, for nice Jersey or
Guernsey heifer, 4 wks. old or
older. Ea. pre-pay charges.
Mrs; Je 1: Erwin, Adairsville,
At, 2.
Want 50 Jersey and Guern
sey heifer calves, 1 bull caif,
Guernsey preferred,
cash price. W. H. Kimbrough,
Atlanta, 737 Peeple, S. W.
Want to hear from parties
having reg. or pe Angus
bull yearlings. A. P. Chapman,
Moultrie, Rt. 2. -
HOGS WANTED:
Want a 4 or 5 mos. old boar,
. C. preferred, in good, healthy
cond.,
del. here. State price and par-
ticulars. E. J. Paul, ae Ris
3, Box 254. =
MULES WANTED:
Want good work mule or
mule colt, must be in good con-
dition and for reasonable cash
price. A. M. Wyle, Atlanta, 1550
S. Moreland Ave. :
RABBITS AND GUINEA ~
PIGS (CAVIES) WANTED:
Want a White or Red doe
rabbit, New Zealand, White
preferred, Will buy or exc. a
Red buck. Write. I. J. Forbes,
Uvalda; Rt:-t.- =
Want some White tabbits and
a pr. of Black ones. State what
you have and price. Troy B.
| Steele, Franklin, Rt. 2.
SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED:
Want 10 to 20 common goats
to be del. to me. State price in
first letter. Will also exc. grade
Hampshire or grade Guinea
pigs for same; want 10 hives
bees in pat. or old fashioned
hives. Same exch. H. C. Ben-
jamin, Waynesville.
CATTLE FOR SALE -
Buford Richards, Norcross, Rt,
il. Hideaway Farm.
| reg, Aberdeen Angus pull,
yr. old, thrifty and outstand-
ing prospect, $150.00. John
Wallis, Rock Springs.
1 reg. black-tongue Jersey
bull, 8 mos. old. Sell or exc.
for thoroughbred White Face
| Hereford heifer, same age. W.
L. Phillips, Martinez.
1 Guernsey bull, sub. to reg.,
-18 mos. old, wt. 1000 Ibs., $75;
also 2 heifer calves, $15. 00, at
my dairy barn. C. C, Clark,
Stockbridge.
Reg. Jersey milch cows,
young, fresh or about to fresh-
en, for sale at my place, 6 mi.
Decatur on Lawrenceville Road,
near Tucker. R. F. Eaves, De-|
catur,; Rt.
Nice, Jersey male, 16 mos.
old, large to age for sale reas-
onably. Ra Jones, Dalton, Rt.
1 nice Jersey bull, reg.-and
good markings; gives excellent
service, $60.00; 8 hens and 1
rooster, purebred S. L. Wyan-
dottes, 1 yr. and 8 mos. old,
ie . Mrs, Ethel Jones, Lula,
4 Fresh milch cows at my
barn. Mrs. B. G. Lee, Macon,
Rt. 1.
Polled Hereford bull, 1 yr.
old, registered, wt. 600 Ibs. , $75
papers furnished. C. Wiison,
Rossville, PO Box 183.
Horn type Hereford bull, 3
yrs. old, well marked, ent to
1:Teg,, $75. 00, or exc. for milch
cow at market price. W. P. El-
der, Culloden.
Reg. Jersey bull, 1 yr. old,
well made. Sell or trade for
mule. L. T. Callaway, Rutledge.
Nice Jersey bull, 18 mos. old,
for sale or exc. for good, 1939
crop hay; also 3 Duroc Jersey-
P. C., mixed, -nice, young sows,
for sale or exc. for corn, C, T.
Helton, Parrott, Rt. 1. -
1 heifer (supposed to freshen
in May), $25.00; a younger heif-
er, $10.00; a good mountain
mule, * work good anywhere,
$30.00. 1 mi. off Roosevelt
Highway, on Washington Road;
3 mi. city limits East Point.
Mrs. -M. L. Adams, East Point.
Cow, good cond., for sale or
trade for cow giving milk, near
Athens. S. P. Sanders, Bogart.
Bull and 4 heifers, $100.00 at
my barn, 10 mi. due west of
Cornelia. R. D. Saville, Corne-
lia, Rt-1-
Reg. Guernsey bull, yr. old
May 10th, from best plood lines.
Good individual, in fine shape.
Come see, 10 mi. oad.
state best|
CATTLE FOR S
a good cow ire fami
| over 2. gal. milk ea.
more with pasturage; al
Hampshire Red rooster
hens, for breeders. All
hatch. M. E. Nabers, Brox
ven, 110 Fernwood. Dri
7 wks. old) $40.00. H. A
oe 399 Waters Rd.
"Burshred: | eream col, 7
cow, 4 gal. with prope
also. her Yr. old heifer,
-eash for both, at: my be
s. Williams, McRae. Rt
2 purebred Polled H
bulls, extra fine stock bu
reg. (one a_prize winn
and 15 mos. old, respec
for sale. Mrs. Fred ce
no runt, for - breeding, :
Leary.
A fine brood, 3 yr. old
P. C. sow, wt., 350 Ibs.
fat, for sale; 13 nice shoats
wks. old, $1. 50 ea. if taken
once, Write for price on
Come in truck.
Arabi. -
6 pigs,. 3 mos. bid, $1
at my barn. G. W. Pippi
loden, Rt. 1, Box 36.
Purebred big bone |
selected pigs, $14.00 pi:
$7.50 ec. John Ledbetter
ens, Box 1013.
4 nice P. C, shoats: wae
100 Ib. gross, for sale.
ew epee Rt. he lee
Nice lot of S. P. C. shoa
to 4 mos. old, registered,
a.; also want few pr. re
ing pigeons, Must be -
with seamless bands stat
age. A. H. Lanier, Blakel;
Nice lot of reg. S. P. o Ss
3-4 mos. old, males and >
$10.00 ea. Mrs. Ones WwW ey
Reg. Hampshire hogs, 59
gilts of the breeds mos
standing bloodlines, als
Berkshires of world champ
breeding. - Special price :
month on gilts wt. 50-125
Victor E. Bernd, Cochra
2: --6) Weatherly Stock |
Some Black African Gu
and P. C. pigs, $4.00 ea.
| Payne, Ball Ground, Ri
10 nice pigs for sale.
mi. Shoals Mill. Alvie Joh
Mitchell. -
8 wks. old S. 1B S pigs,
to reg., $5.00 ea. Write or
me at my home, 2 mi...
Carnegie. Robert s. H
Cuthbert, Rt, Log
not weaned, $5.00 to : 00
1 about. 100 Ibs .
4 gilt ae. 8 wks. old
pr. at my barn; also 8 hives
bees in pat. hives, $1.50 hive
exc. for corn or hens. M
E. Ward, Molena, Rt. 1.
Purebred, large type O
pigs, reg., on both sides,
March 9th, $4.00 ea.; 1 re
I. C. sow (brings large li t
ville, Rt. 8.
Ss. PC. pigs; can be ree
ers name. Best blood lines
will fatten at any age.
Wright, Hilton,
S. P. C. from Worlds es
Champion on both sides.,
treated and reg. 7
name, $9.00 ea.; > $16.
J. Washington, Jackson, Ri
Litter of 9 fine pigs, cros:
Fee
<s. old, $4.00 ea.;
$7.50; also fine a $
Black P. C. sow, 95. 00.
change for corn oats. Pigs cra
ed. ard del PO. . ple
Newnan, Rt. 3. aS
1 reg. Hampshire boar,
ware Boy, 10 mos. old, pz
furnished, ready for serv:
$20.00. dG. Madden, | Lee
Grove.
Reg. O. I. C. boar, ist pri
Southeastern Fair 1939, 3
old, and pigs; also, 3 ficlst
calves, 2 heifers, 1 buli, unre
lated, 10 mos old, all from be
ter than 8 gal: cows. W.
Rt. 1, Bo
4OGS FOR SALE
rep. 0: I. C. male pigs, 8
sd March 20th, $5.00 ea.
erron, Carnesville, Rt. 2.
s- old: S; BP. C. 130 Ib.
sub. to reg., dbl. inoculat-
.00 crated. J. A. Bennett,
a gilts, #20.00 ea.,
$7.00 ew. or $12.00 for
Johnson Weldon, Wood-
et 2.
bone breod sow, 20 mos.
es., also 3 pigs, 9 wks.
11 at barn for $35.00 or
$25.00. & mi. Northeast
. shoats, 3 mos. old,
right or exc. for field
market price. T. W.
ns, Douglasville, Rt. 3.
S. P. C. sow, $25.00; 5
ales, 2 females, $6.50
50.00 for let. Ready by
1 15th. Frank Lawrence,
geville, Rt. 2.
O.. I. C, sows, gilts and
rvic boars, also :
ready to ship March
50 ea. FOB Carrollton
ers furnished. See or
ger Meeks, Carrollton,
xtra fine pigs, ready
pril Ist, at reasonable
ve 3 mi. P. O. on Aigh-
ng North, turn left 1
lso 1 heifer, ready to
for sale. _ Lewis H.
fayetteville, R.t 3.
bred S. P. C. boar, 12
d, best breeding. Papers
. W. E. Sickel, Savannah,|
ist 50th St.
ored, blocky type Duroc
8 wks. old, unrelated
n pairs, Teg. buyers
$10.00 ea., $16.00 pair.
James L. Brown, Helena.
red Hampshire pigs, 2
_ poars, bloodlines of
-37 Worlds Grand and
unior Champion. Treated:
eg. buyers name. $12.00
. 12 wks. old. I. M. Flow-
nales and 1 female little
ek Guinea pigs, the
nd, full stock, $8.00
a Ir; erated, weaned,
guar, M. O. only ac-
- (father. reg. Duroc;
only part Duroc), $2.50
March 31st, here or
buyer pays for inoctla-
| shipping chgs.; also
ebred male hog, S. P. C.
00 lbs., $20.00 to aye
breeding; fresh. cow, 4th
, gal, milk and 1% Ibs.
50.00; 2 Black Minorea
uff Minorea 1930 hatch
Is, $1.00 ea. Hobson J.
Iton, Rt. 1.
-reg. Duroc sow, 2
. Duroc boar and
Ss,
re sows, sev. unregis-
osh silts and pigs,
ondelli,
nos. old P. C. pigs, reg.
7.50 ea., also reg. gilt,
old, bred to reg. boar, $20.
OB. John L. Maddox,
Boar 1 yr old reasonably
exc. for young heif=
ttle bone guinea gilts.
nson, Jonesboro, Rt. 1.
gilts, 1 male, 4 mo.
ated, will register in
name, no better blood
around 120 Ibs., $12.50
Eugene Jones, Tifton,
ce bred Berkshire gilt,
young Berkshire boars, $10
Hardman, Commerce.
Berkshire pigs ready for
pril Ist, for sale. C.
ins, Hazlehurst.
C. bred gilts at very
le prices. Finest breed-
. Lunsford, Whitehall.
St, purebred big bone
hogs, all. ages, highest
healthy, priced low.
k T. Mindler, Griffin, Rt.
- Hampshire, Berkshire,
Jersey and O. I, C. sows
also. reg. pigs. Mrs.
Cagle; Ball Ground.
d blue guinea gilts,
pigs, $7.00 ea.; $12.00
i ~=Manchester. Johnson
., Woodbury.
Bone guineas, purebred,
est quality, inoculated
ng, fatten easy, pigs
, at weaning age, $7
R. Edwards Athens 2
. pigs, gilts,
ot re pri
also 2 bred and reg.|
=
}s
MARKET BULLETIN
HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE
1 purebred Percheron stal-
lion, grey color, wt. 1,600 Ibs.,
6 yrs: old, good sire, reason-=
ably priced. Trade for heavy
iach Ben F. Pov ell, byerly,
1 pr. Coming 4 yr. old horse
mules, wt, about 1000 Ibs. ea.;
well broke and good cond ev-
ery way, for sale. C. E. Bag-
gett, Adairsville, Rt. 3.
Gray brood mare, 8 yrs. old,
wt. 1250 lbs., $100.00. Charles
Lewis, Summerville, Rt. 1.
li yr. old, bay horse mule,
wt. 1000 Ibs., for sale or exc.
for good young cow (fresh) and
difference. P. B. Stephens, Li-
thia S prings.
2 mules, middleaged, $60.00
and $75.00 respectively. Jas. A.
Griffin, Cordele. _
Brood mare, 8 yrs. old, wt.
1050 Ibs., sound, gentle, works}
good anywhere. Sell cheap. 2
mi. Tallapoosa on the Hagood
Place. John J. AHred, Tallapoo-
sa, Rt. 2.
Real good mule, wt. about
1300 Ibs., black with white
nose, no blemishes, absolutely
sound, extra fine built and fat.
A. M. Hooper, Norcross.
Nice match gray mares, 1000-
1100 lbs. ea., 5 yrs. old, 1 black
horse, +200 lbs. All 3 work any-
where and gentle, also a 2 h.
wagon, very good shape. See at
my barn any day except Tues=
days or Saturdays: L. O. Gar-
ner, Lilburn. 7
A 7 yr. old, gray mare, wt.
950 lbs., agreeable worker $130.
Noah Baker, LaFayette, Rt. 3.
Good mare mule, 12 yrs. old,
sound, wt. between 850-900 lbs.
work anywhere, $80.00. Geo.
Harvey, Douglasville (Stew-
afrts Mill road), or D. E.
vey, silanta, 1202 North Ave.
1 gray mare mule, about 1000
lbs., without blemishes, perfect
health, work good anywhere,
$65.00. Jsse Lawson, Doraville.
Sorrel mare, wt. around 1100
Ibs., about 10 yrs. old, sound,
plenty pep, work anywhere
(but not satisfactory to a 2
horse wagon), $100.00 or trade
for catile also Half and Half
cottonseed, rolls cleaned, $3.00
CWT., $1.00. bu. E. N. Eslinger,
. C. Hargroves, Mar- : Ringgold.
Dark bay horse colt, 7 mos.
old, for sale or exch. for cattle.
eee Veterson, Armuchee,
Mule, wt. 1000 Ibs., 11 yrs.
old, sound, good worker, for
sale. P. B. Stephens, Lithia
Springs.
1 small, sound, plug mule,
cheap for cash or trade for
feed stuff, prfer peavine hay.
R. H. Lance, Dalton, Rt. 1.
Good work and brood mares,
brood jenneis, young miles,
ready for work, for sale. C. G.
Motris, Bowdon.
Mare, 10 yrs. old, 1100 Ibs.,
work to anything, sound, bred,
$100.00. BE. L. Williamson, Gog-
gins, Rt. 1.
2 good mules, for sale cheap
or swap for corn, hay or feed
Farm on old Enigma road, 3
mi. Northwest Nashville. E.
eee Brown, Nashville, Box
Gray mare mule, about 900-
950 lb. wt. (do not know age)
good farm mule, $60.00. T, A.
Gann, Smyrna, Rt. 1. .
Morgan stallion for service at
my place in Northwest Upson
County. Edmond Salter, Thom-
ABTOn, . += 2
Red stallion, perfect cond.,
no plug, about 8 yrs. old, $150.
cash at barn. Mrs. G. A. Min-
cey, Lithonia, Rt. 2.
Good, Heavy, mare
work anywhere, good cond,,
$50.00. See 3 mi. No. Jones-
boro. J. H. Voyles, Morrow.
Mare mule, about 950 Ibs.,
also 1 mare about the same wt.
- Sell either one, also sell or swap
a good 2 h. wagon for a good
1 horse one. Homer R. Alili-
son, Bairdstown.
1 sound, fat, good quality,
1150 lb., 11 yr. old mule, for
sale. R. W. Milam, Dawson.
Good mare mule, wt. 1000 or
more lbs., some age, good Work
animal, cheap for cash or trade
fer a real good cow or few
yearlings; also 800 lbs. Stone-
ville cottonseed, kept pure, 75c
bu, $2.20 CWT, not shipped if
lot is taken. Lam Reid, Senoia,
Rt: 2, Box 189.
Horse or mule fer sale or
trade for cows, yearlings, pigs
or O-too-tan soy beans. W. H.
Brock, Demorest, 2G
1 Jack, about 7 yrs. old, $125
,cash. R. Wade Nunn, McRae,}
on Hwy South McRae 5 mi.
_ Blocky mare mule, wt, 1000
Ibs., good worker, gentle,
Har-|
mule;
peer
HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE
Good plug mule, $50.00 or
trade for cow; also 6 stands
bees in home-made Pat. style
gums, $30.00; or trade for year-
ling, B. L. chickens or milk
goats; Pen of real Warhorse
games, 3 hens and co*ck, $7.50.
R. R. White, High Point.
Pair mares, 4 and 5 yrs. wt.
around 1200 Ibs., good brood
mares. Write for prices or come
see them. Chas. T. McMillan,
Gainsville, Rt. 8.
Nice 10 mos. old black horse
mule colt, $65. E. A. Corbin,
Rome, Rt. 1. 3 mi. West Ar-
muchee. :
Real good plug mule for sale
or exc, for a mar (in foal) that
will work single. Give or take
difference. W. N. Arnold, Dev-|
ereux,
1 pr. 5 yr. old mules, sound
and gentle, work anywhere, wt.
1000 Ibs., e@, also new dbl.
wagon, $500.00. Glen McClurd,
Jesup. j 5
2 mules, young and good for
sale, 5 to pick from, at my farm
near Berlin. Geo. McPherson,
Moultrie, Rt. 2.
Fat, dark bay, 5 yr. 0ld mare
works anywhere and very good
saddler, wt: 9750 Ibs., sound,
okay every way. For sale at
my home; also want a young
Toggenburg or Nubian doe,
cheap. Write what you_have
and prices. D. A. Bagley, M. D.,
AusteH.
Black mare mule, about 1200
bs., 11 yrs. old, sound and gen+
tle, eats good, work anywhere,
fair cond., $125.00 cash at Mt.
View Service Station. B. P.
Chastain, Ayersville, Rt. 1.
Fine sorrel, 21 mos. old; mare
mule, $145.00; a middleaged,
black mare mule, works and
eats good, $85.00. Take cow
(now giving milk) as part pay.
3 miles Southeast Dalton. Bud
Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2.
At stud, fine 7 yr. old, Black
Jack, fee, $1.00 down, bal.
when colt is foaled. This Jack
is also for sale. F. L. Stans+
bury, Cleveland, Rt. 4.
A Kentucky Black Jack, 15
hands high and good perform-
er, for sale, R. L. Gose, For-
syth, Rt. 4. ;
GUINEA PIGS AND
RABBITS FOR SALE
Some nice rabbits for sale;
also fine lot of male and fe-
male guinea pigs and 1 high
bred male goat. J. L. Eubanks,
301 Crawford Ave., Augusta.
Large, 12 Ib. New Zealand
buck and 2 nice does, $5.00; fine
show white guinea pigs (cav-
ies), breeders, $2.50 pair; young
stock, 50c ea., 5 for $2.00. Exc.
for anything can use. C. A.
Dobbs, *Gainesville.
Sev. bred does, $1.25 to $1.50
ea. Swap for White Cochin and
Golden Sebright bantam hens,
or 1 for a grown red buck rab-
bit. J. C. Brown, Atlanta, 253
Cherokee Place, S. E.
Purebred New Zealand Reds,
from large pedigreed parents,
10-12 mo. buck, 50c, dos 75;
2 red does, breeding age, $1 ea.
common rabbits, 50c ea. Nancy
Rockel, Thomasville, Rt. 1.
Several pairs large white
New Zealand rabbits, $1.50 to
$5 per pair; a few nice bucks
from 1 yr. to 2% yrs. old, $2 to
$2.50. Julia WVarnedoe, Deca-
tuf, Rit.
1 Black buck, 10 mos. $1.25;
1 white buck, 4 mos. 65c; 1 pr.
white rabbits, 1 yr. $2.50-$2.75;
1 white do, bred, $1.50. Lock-
ard Bell, Atlanta, 264 Alxan-
der St. N. W.
50 to 60 mature Guinea pigs
(eavies), good breeding stock.
Write for prices. R. H. Ridg-
way, Sr., Canon.
Purebred Chinchilla and
White N. Z. rabbits, young
stetk, 15c: tb. and tip. R.. C.
Poole, Ellaville; Box 442,
SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE.
Purebred, reg., and ped, Tog-
genburg doe kid, trained to pan
feeding, heavy milk lines, up
to 15% Ibs. Sired by Sir Rod-
erick, No. T-2678 P.f Very
reasonable for this quality an-
| imal, John Hynds, Atlanta, 93
Warren St., N. BE. De 5140.
6 grown goats, 10 kids, for
sale or trade for hogs or Jer-
sey heifer, Make best offer.
Bruce R. Forbes, Uvalda, Rt. 1.
5 qt. milk goat, 5 yrs. old,
Toggenburg-Saanan, to freshen
March 25th, $35.00 at my lot.
KW. Smith, College Park, 241
Mei
SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE
1 billy goat, milk stock, $8.00;
1 common goat, $5.00; or both
for $12.00. FOB. Curt Cook,
LaFayette, Rt. 3.
3 ewe and 1 ram sheep for
sale reasonably. L. S. Culpep-
per, Roopville, Rt. 1.
6 head does and fine buck, 1
doe milking, other freshen soon,
for sale. Allison E. Gbhard,
Atlanta. 1488 Memorial Drive.
At stud, fine ped. Nubian
buck. special price during
March. Bring doe and 1% bu.
corn, covers all charges until
bred. Sell buck ist of April for
$15.00. also 1 bred Tog. doe,
freshen if June, $15.00. 3, M.
Dial, Bogart.
At stud, large, natural butt-
headed Toggenburg buck, vig-
orous, fertile and blooded milk
stock, Does boarded reason-
ably. Service fee, $2.00. Mrs.
Zaida~ McElroy, Atlanta, 205
Norwood Ave. De 3710. :
POULTRY WANTED
BABY CHICKS:
Want 200 or more baby
chicks to raise on halves to 10
wks. old. Any heavy breed.
Poke Gore, Newnan, Rt. 2.
Want 200 or 300 baby chicks
to raise on halves to 1% or 2
lbs. Prefer heavy breed.. Mrs.
Cc. E. Bryan, Rt. 3, Franklin.
Want 200 W. L. baby chicks,
Apr. ist to raise to 8 wks. old.
Will pay charges. Other party
furnish chicks and feed. Mrs.
Minnie Horne, Cadwell, Rt. 1.
- Want 200 or 300 baby chicks
to raise on halves to_6 or 8 wks.
old. R. C. W. L. Wyandottes
per Will take R. I. Reds,
. R., Will furnish feed, have
good brooder house. You pa
charges both ways. Mrs. D. TF.
\ Bass, Chester, Rt. 1.
Want pr. Toulouse _ geese.
Mrs. J. C. Orr, Winder, Rt. 4. |
Will exchange purebred Dark
Cornish heavy type co*ckerels,
Mar. and Apr. hatch for same.
J. O. Howell, Pineview.
Want 200 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old. Prefer
Jersey Giants, Eng. W. L. or
White Rocks. Mts. A. Crosby,
Waycross, Rt. 12.
Want 100 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 8 wks. old, W. L.
or B. R. preferred. Will pay
postage ofe and furnish feed.
, Otis Arnold, Lexington,
Want 100 baby chicks to
Yaise on halves to 8 wks. old.
Will furnish feed, other party
pay trans. Prefer S. L. Wyan-
dottes or other heavy bred.
ie I, A. Leggett, Baxley, Rt.
BANTAMS:
Want to exchange purebred
old Golden Sebright rooster for
young rooster. Will pay differ-
ence. Mrs. M. H. Hortman,
Poulan. C
BARRED and OTHER ROCKS.
Want 10 to 25 good breed
hens, prefer B. R. Go halves on
chicks raised this year. Return
hens this fall. Mrs. Bertha
Walston, Glenn, Rt. 1. ~
Want 10 to 25 good breed
hens and rooster. Prefer B. R.;
R. I. Red, W. L. chickens raised
re a J. F. Adair, Bartow.
Want 50 purebred B. R. R.
baby chicks (hen hatched), del.
in Apr. Must be cheap and
purebred. Write at once. Net-
tie Dean, Rt. 1, Royston.
Want 5 purebred B. P. R.
pullets and 5 hens, 2 yrs. old,
now laying; want rooster, same
| breed. Cheap for cash. Mrs. O.
L. Ellenburge. Rt. 1, Royston.
PEAFOWLS:
Want 2 peafowl hens. State
price. Also have thoroughbred
Chinese geese for sale or ex-
aoe S. D. Shelnett, Fro-
ona.
Want good stock, healthy
peaco*ck, state lowest price for
1 or pair; want pheasants and
Mallard ducks. Must be heal-
thy. E. L. Van Buren, P.O.
Box 600, Athens.
PIGEONS:
_ Want 2 yr. mated and work-
ing true tiplers or tumbler
pigeons. E. C. Smith, Whighan??
Want saddle back fan tails
and white roller pigeons: at
reasonable prices; also want
Martin gourds. Lonnie Mc-
Micken, Dallas, Rt. 3.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE WANTED:
Want 2 or 3 Toulouse geese
and 1 gander. Reasonable price.
Hoyt Poole, Rockmart, Rt. 3.
Friday, March 15, 1940, _
| POULTRY FOR SALE
1 AAA Australop co*ckerel, |
last June hatch, $1.50 fob,
Johnson Crowe, 8 Maybelle St.
Cartersville.
ANCONAS: :
10 Ancona hens, 1 co*ckerel,
$8.00; 30 hens, 3. co*ckerels,
$22.50 at my home. F. N. Craft,
Lavonia, Rt. 2.
BANTAMS:
1 trio Black Rose Comb ban= _
tams, $5.00; 1 trio Black Jap-
anese bantams, $3.00 fob. Mrs.
Joe L. Young, Box 522, La= |
Grange. : oS
BANTAMS AND BRAHMAS: ~
16 Bantam hens and 3 roost-
ers, 40c ea.; $6.50 lot. Quillian
Tuggle, Rt. 2, Buford. Gy
Buff Cochin bantams, $2.00
pr.; $2.50 trio. M. O. Prompt
shipment, Ralph B. Teasley, Jr.,
Hartwell. ee
6 Golden Sebright bantam
hens, 1 rooster, $9.60. You pay
postage. M. B. Bailey, Buchan=
anh; Rt; 2. 7 5
5 mixed bantam hens. 75
ea. fob. J. P. Gore, Richland.
Modern games: 2 trios Birchs
ehs, $5.00 trio; $7.50 trio; 1 trio
Black Breasted Reds, $7.50; 1
pr. Modern Roundhead bantams
$5.00. Clayton Garrett, Box 56,
Gainesville.
25 light brahma hens, large
type, $1.25 ea.; roostr free if
taken at once; also, shelled Dy=
namite pop corn, 1st yr., 15
lb. Mrs. J. E. Stone, Adairsville,
B. B. Red Game Bantams,
Red Pyles, Dark Cornish_ and
Buff Cochins, for sale. Satis.
Guar. W. K. Herndon, 1109 Ad-
rian St., Augusta. is
4 Buff Cochin bantam hens.
2 roosters, 50c ea.; $3.00 lot, at
my place. Ode Wilson, Murray=
ville, Rt. 1. : ee
Fancy Black Tailed Japanese
bantams, now laying, $5.00 trio
fob.; hatching eggs, $1.23 15
d]. in Ga. H. A. Stahl, Moul-
trie, fe S
Black Cochin bantams, choice
stock, $3.00 pr.; Ringneck doves,
$1.00 pr.; White doves, $1.50
pr.; Golden pheasants, $7.00 pr.
Extra charge for crating if
shipped. A. W. Haley, 1946.
Howell Mill Rd., Atlanta.
BARRED and OTHER ROCKS:
15 B. R. laying pullets, 1
rooster, $1.00 ea., come and gt
them; also, butter peas, 10c cup
3 cups, 25c del. Mrs. C. W.
Bradford, Tignall. ee
Some fine thoroughbred AAA
Aristoerat Holtermans B. Ry
co*ckerels, $1.00 ea.; 2 rosters,
same breed, $2.00 ea. fob. Mrs.
B. H. Osborn, Roy. : :
4 B. R. roosters, Holtermans
str., June 1939 hatch, $1.00 ea.;
$3.75 lot. Buyer pays del. chgs.
Velma Dodd, Alto, Rt. 1.
1 1939: Mar. hatcn, Thompson
str., Bb. R. co*ckerel in_ servic
$1.25 fob. M. O. Mrs. H. F. C
wan, Uvalda. | ee
50 AAA Red Roek pullets, 11
hens, $1.00 ea. fob. Cliff T, Tan=_
ner, Sandersville, Rt. 1.
19 purebred Barred P!ymouth
Rock hens, $1.00 ea.; also, 10
Ibs. nice sun dried peaches, 12
lb. fob. Mrs. B. L. Asne. Bishop.
Thompsons Exhibition type
B. R. co*cks, $2.00 ea., 2 fo
$3.75; co*ckrels, $1.50 ea., 2 f
wks. old, 60c ea.; 25 S. C. W.
$2.75; bred to lay pullets, $1.5
ea. 10 for $12.50; hatching eggs,
$1.00 per 15 Del. John A. Wil-
son, Martin. . 2
A 2 yr. old, purebred Thomp=
son B. R. and a 1 yr. old R. LE
Red rooster, $1.00 ea.; also some
purebred W. L. bantams, 75
pr., 2 hens and rooster, $1.00.
Jos. Gunnels, Danielsville, Rt. 2.
BARRED and OTHER ROCKS:
2 Parks str. B. R. hens an
1 rooster, 1 yr. old, for sale; al-
so Parks str. hatching eggs, $1
15. W. C. Rozar, Jr., Box 88,
Eastman. :
25 AAA B. R. hens, 1 yr. old,
laying 15 to 20 eggs day, $1.50
ea.; $30.00 lot. Billie Cason,
Warrenton, Rt. 1. =
Several B. R. and R. I. Red
hens, some laying, 75c ea.; ale
so, 1 Black Giant rooster, 1 yr.
old, $1.00 fob. V. S. Gibson,
1431 Metropolitan Av., S. E.,
Atlanta. =
Purebred AAA B. R. co*ckers
els, 10 mos. old, $1.00 ea. Add
postage. Mrs. G. V. Shubert,
Clermont, Rt. 1. ee
CORNISH:
5 Purebred Dark Cornish
hens, 1 yr. old, 90e ea.; $4.00
lard seed, 15c cupful; 30c Il
Cora B. Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt.
Box 74. te
roosters,
= roundheads,
Friday, }
Se See ee
POULTRY FOR SALE
CORNISH:
Nice thoroughbred
- ornish pullets, hens and co*ck-
~ erels; also 20 fine thoroughbred
Indian
- White Rock pullets and hens;
co*ckerels, $1.00 ea. Fair Oliver,
Roy.
35 Dark Cornish hens, 2 roos-
ters, heavy type, 1938- 39 hatch
$35.00 lot fob. Certified check
or M. O. Mrs. J. E. Raines, Cor-
~_ dele, Rt. 1.
- Purebred Dark Cornish co*ck-
erels, heavy type, Mar. and Apr.
hatch, $2.00 ea.; $3.25 pr. Mrs.
~ Otis Howell Pineview.
: Dark Cornish pullets. and
~ eockerels, extra good str., $1.00
pa: 3. for $2.50: 6 for $5.00.
; re. Ruby Poole, Rockmart, Rt.
a Cornish ecoekerel, Aug. 1939
hatch, heavy Bull Dog str., $2
fob.; also Cornish eggs, Bull
Dog sir, $1.00, 16del. AS;
Milligan, Bloomingdale,
2 purebred Cornish co*cker-
els, 1939 spr. hatch, $1.00 ea.,
fob. Gwendolyn Land, Rech-
elle, Rt, 1.
Nice Cornish roosters, $1.00
ea.; 10 Mar. hateh hens and
rooster, $10.00 lot. Mrs. W.
Bussell, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.
45 Pure Cornish pullets, now
_ laying. 10 mos. old, bloodtested
for B. W. D. and vaccinated for
chicken pox, large type: also 7
cae same age, $75. 00 lot
fob. Jess Sloan, Pelham, Rt. 1.
1 large type Dark Cornish
eockerel, ready for service,
$1.75; 1 March hatch, $2.00; 3
smaller, $1.50 ea.; Eggs, $1. 00
per 15, prepaid. Exc. for 1939
hateh Ww. L. pullets. C. O. Sikes,
_ Sylvester.
6 thoroughbred Indian Corn-
ish pullets, $1.00 ea.; co*ckerels,
same str., $1.00 ea.; hens, $1. 25
ea. fob. Brown Osborn, Roy.
GAMES:
2 Irish Grey and Red Quill
Cross; Brown Red and Dom
eress co*cks for sale; pure Irish
Grey eggs for sale. H. L. Jones,
Monroe.
75 pit game chickens for sale
er trade. V. A. Bissell, Rt. 3,
Bex 256, Augusta.
Cuban Blue game _ rooster,
Mar. 1939 hatch, $1.50 M. O.;
exchange for "purebred Ga.
Shawlneck, about same age. S.
. Huff, Monticello, Rt. 4.
Feb. trios .1939 Shelton
$5.00 trio; eggs,
- $1.75, 15 after March 5th. P.
B. Stewart, Tifton, Rt. 1.
: Fine game stag, 1 yr. ald,
- Sanders Roundhead and Shawl-
neck cross, $2.00 ea.; 3 fine
ens, same stock, $1.50 ea. Cash
: with order. W. Z Atkins, Ce-
dartown, Rt. 3.
Trish Grey stags and Brown
Red co*cks; Irish Grey stag, $3
a.; co*cks, "$4. 00 ea.; Irish Grey
and Brown Red eggs, 15, $3. 00.
p. C.. Wright, Monroe.
Sniders pure Bacon War-
horse pit game stags and hens,
$2.00 ea.; $5.00 trio; eggs, $2.50,
14: S. A. Ginn Gray stags and
pullets, $1.50 ea.; 1 Red Game
co*ck, 2 yrs. old, 7 lbs., $3.00.
Tom Weaver, Canon.
Pure Grist Grady chickens
for sale. C. H. Camp, Toccoa.
4 Pit game hens, $1.00 ea.; 1
Arkansas Traveler stag, 1 yr.
= pid. $1.25: $4.50 Jot. HH. M.
Adams, Douglasville.
GIANTS:
- 16 hybrid cross Black Giant
and English str. Leghorns, $1
-ea.: Parks str. eggs, $1.50, 15|
postpaid. Sarah McConnell,
Demorest.
LEGHORNS:
75 W. LL. hens, 11. mos. old,
Regal str., culled and wormed,
laying good, 60c ea. at my
home, 2 mi. north of Zebulon.
J. M. Reeves, Rt. 1, Zebulon.
10 AAA Buff Leghorn hens
and 1 rooster, Apr. hatch, now
laying, $7.50 cash. Mrs. H.
Tench; Cornelia.
Large Eng. type S. GC. W. L.
_ baby chicks, from ped. stock,
$10.00 C; also hatching eggs,
Se, 15. Postpaid. Exchange for
anything ean use. Mrs. Lucian
Williams, Collins.
100 W. L. pullets, Booths str.
now laying over 50 per cent,
60c ea.; $5.00 for lot. stents
for pigs. L. W. Stalling, Rt.
Carrollton.
$0 AAA W. L. hens, Eng. str.,
~jJast Apr. hatch, laying 75 to 80
per cent, wt. 414 to 5% Ibs., $1
oe Mrs. R. L. Cook, Social Cir-
le.
100 to 500 Big Fype pure Tom
Barron S. C. W. L. pullets, Apr.
1939 hatch, pedigree sired, for
sale. Cheap in lots of 100 or
- more. R. F: Blount, Rt. 1,
110 AAA and AAAA master
breed W. L. hens, 11 and 22
mos. old, now laying good. $80
~ Jot. Party furnish coops. Gar-
nett canis Mineral Bluff.
POULTRY FOR SALE
LEGH ORNS: :
40 No. 1 Eng. W. L. pullets,
Mar. 1939 hatch, now laying,
90c ea. Mrs. D. Ww. Snow, Rt.
Monroe.
2 prize winning thoroughbred
B. L. roosters, $5.00 ea.; 1 AAA
W. L. rooster, $2. 00. James
King, Stone Mountain, RG 1.
200 W. L. pullets, Mar. 1939
hatch, no culls, now laying, 70
per cent, 50c ea. at house. J
. Cook, Arlington.
10 pure W. L. pullets, 9 mos.
old, 75c ea. Ship same day or-
der received. Bernice Smith,
Demorest.
W. L. pullets, all ages, from
my own trap nest farm, from
hens 200 to 316 eggs; also, 300
laying pullets for sale. -G. L.
Stripling, Rt. 3, Macon.
100 W. L. pullets, 1939 hatch,
culled and wormed, 65c ea. at
my yard. Matthew Miles, Met-
ter, Rt. 1, Box 27.
75 AAA W. L. pullets, last
Apr. hatch, laying, Seidel str.,
no culls, 70c ea. G. H. Eastin,
RE 4, Atlanta, Ca 2626.
10 nice young Everlay str. B.
L. hens, all laying, 1 rooster,
$1.00 ea.; $10.00 lot. H. A. Wil-
son, Martin.
Purebred Apr. 1939 hatch W.
L. co*ckerels, $1.00 ea. T. H.
Waldrop, Temple, Rt. 2.
100 Seidel str. W. L. pullets,
11 mos, old, 75e ea., fob. Jas.
B. Woods, Brooks.
45 AAA B. L. pullets, 744 mos.
old, laying, 75c ea.; 65 W. L.
hens, Goldband mating, culled,
Apr. hatch. 50c ea. Mrs. J. R.
Lanier, Greymont, Rt. 1.
20 fine hens, last Apr. hatch,
now laying, $14. 50 del.; 10 for
$7.50; also white multiplying
nest onions, 50c gal. del. Roy D.
Tankersley, Appling.
50 Big Eng. str. W. L. pullets,
Mar. hatch, 85c ea.; 25 hens 22
mos. old; 5 very fine roosters,
85c ea.; exchange for pigs or
for heavy breed hens. W. J. H.
Ayers, Homer, Rt. 2.
1 thoroughbred W. L. rooster,
1939 hatch, $1.00; 2 thorough-
bred AA W. R. roosters, 1939
hatch, $1.25 ea.; 2 for $2.25; al-
so 2 thoroughbred AA White
Wyandotte roosters, 1939 hatch,
$1.29 -ea.;. 2 for $2.25. GO A
Martin, Ellijay, RE 2:
200 Booths W. L. pullets,
ready to lay, 18 wks. old, 90c:
20 wks. old, $1.00 ea. Mrs. W.
M. Chambers, Carroliton, Rt. 2
MINORCAS:
Young purebred co*cks: Gold-
en Buff Minorcas, White Or-
pingtons, White Minorcas.
Reasonable. H. B. Morgan,
Brookhaven.
18 AAA Buff Minorca pul-
lets, May hateh, and co*ckerel.
$1.25 ea: 818.00 lot... Pe B.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1}
Few Minorea hens, now lay-
ing, $1.00 ea.; also, eggs from
Pope str. S. . Black Minorcas,
$1.00, 15 postpaid. G. W. Wil-
son, Elberton.
PEAFOWLS:
1 young peaco*ck for sale or
exchange for pea hen. Z, J.
Lee, Red Oak.
PIGEONS:
10 common pigeons for sale.
J. E. Harvard, Hawkinsvilie.
6 pr. choice, seamless band-
ed, White King Pigeons, all
working, $2.50 pr.; also Golden
Sebright bantams, in pairs on-
ly. M. L. Arnau, 133 Bull St.,
5 pr. Soeehred homing pig-
eons, $2.00 pr. Buyer pay ex-
press charges. Kenneth Willett,
Rt. 1, Columbus.
10 common pigeons for sale
or trade. J. E. Harvard, Haw-
kinsville.
PHEASANTS:
5 pr. Ringneck pheasants, 1
yr. old, $2.75 pr. H. H. Wood-
berry, 177.12th St, N. E., At-
lanta, He 0289-M.
2 very fine Ringneck pheas-
ant co*cks, $2.00 ea.; also book-
ing orders for eggs from ban-
tams and rare breed of large
chickens. Write for kind and
prices. Mrs. W. O. Kreir, 13
Oaks Game Farm, Austel, Rt. 1.
QUAILS:
Several pr. home raised Ga.
quail, $3.00 pr.; several odd
co*cks, $1.00 ea. W. E. Living-
ston, Box 135 College Park, Ca
2433.
REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES):
80 N. H. Red hens, 10% mos.
old, laying 33 1/3 por cent, $1
ea. at home. Mrs. V. C. Roark,
Clermont.
N. H. Red roosters for breed-
ers, Hubbard. str., $1.50 ea. at
pen. M. C. Nabers, Brookhaven.
62 N. H. hens, 1 yr. old, $1.00
ea.; 2 one yr. old roosters, $1.50
ea.; 4 one yr. old roosters, $2.50
i Mrs. B. . Turner, Danburg,
IPOULTRY FOR SALE
REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE):
80 N. H. pullets, 4 mos. old,
bloodtested TPneced str., rite
ea.; 10 N. H. roosters, $1.00 ea.
Come get them or pay express.
Mrs. W. J. Morris, Moultrie, Rt.
4.
REDS (RHODE ISLAND)
Dark S.C. R.I. Red co*ckerels,
Donaldson and Mayhoed
crossed, $2.50 ea.; hatching
eggs, $1. 25, 15; also 100 lbs,
Stewart pecans, ie lb. in
small lots; $15.00 lot. Belle
Timmerman, Box 83, Bron-
wood.
10 purebred R. I. Red hens,
1 yr. old, now laying, $1.00 ea.;
12 purebred B. L. hens, now
laying, $10.00 lot. del. Mrs. W.
E, Williams, Rt. 4, Moultrie.
Donaldson sir. R. I. Red roos-
ters, now ready for service, $1
to $1.50 ea. Ida- Dodd, Fair-
mount, Rt. 1.
30 R. I. Red hens, from blood-
tested flock, $1.00 ea. fob Lake-
land. Mrs. "Joe Powell, Stock-
ton, RFD.
15 R. I. Red hens, 1938 and
1939 hateh, wt. 5 te 7 Ibs., $1.00
ea. fob. Nannie Jones, Royston.
2 fine 14 mos, old R. I. Red
roosters, bloodtested, $1.50 ea.;
le Ws Parks and Donaldson Red
hatching e gs, 75e 15; 45c doz,
in 5 and 10 doz. lots. Cartons
Fet. Mrs. G. C. Cliften, Millen.
25 Reg. R. I. Red hens and 1
rooster, $1.00 ea.; $25.00 lot,
ee Clyde Wilson, Fairmount,
- 10 purebred R. I. Red hens,
heavy breed, good layers, now
breeding, $10. 00. Mrs. Frank
Sewell, Abbeville, Rt, 1.
hateh, ready to lay, 75 ea.:
$8.25 lot. Mrs. Georgia Ray, ie
lijay,
2 thoroughbred R. I. Red
roosters, 1 yr. old, $1.00 ea. fob.
Mrs. Jesse Brown, Helena,
4 Purebred S. C. R. I. Red
pullets, laying, 1 eco*ckerel, 11
mos. old, $1.00 ea. Exchange for
purebred W. L., about same
age. Lucius McKinney, Armu-
chee, Rt. 2.
SUSSEX:
4 AAA str, Apr. hatch,
speckle Sussex roosters, $1.25
to $1.50 ea.; hatching eggs, $1
15; 2 Buff Rock eocks, 2 yrs.
old, $1.50 ea. Mrs. C. R. Sor-
rells, Monroe, Rt. 1.
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE:
2 White ducks, 2 drakes, 1
yr. old, $3.00 lot or exchange
for 8 guinea hens, 1 yr. old. Ea.
Cc: ee Calhoun, Rt. 1.
pure Bronze tom, 2, yrs.
old, 25- lbs., $6.00; two 1939
hatched toms, 20 Ibs., $5.00 ea.;
One 2 yr. old M. B. hens, 15
lbs., ready to start laying, $4. 00.
M. OQ. No checks. Mrs. Lula
Christmas, Vienna, Rt, 4.
1 M. B. turkey tom; 2 M. B.
ee hens, 1939 hatch, $15.00
lot; also want 500 baby ehicks
to raise on halves, W. L. pre-
ferred, to 8 wks. old. Mar,
hatch, Experienced. Mrs. G. W:
Shannon, Lenox.
3 nice young M. B. turkey
toms, 20 to 28 Ibs., 25c lb. Mrs.
W. Beamon, Smithville, Ri 1;
Box 69.
6 dueks; 5 Gray Mallard hens
and 1 green head drake, $7.00
for lot. C. A. Smithgall, Deea-
tur, Rt. 2.
6 White Breast guinea hens
and 2 reosters, $7.00 lot; 3
Bronze turkey hens, 1939 hatch
$8.00. Mrs. Carlton C. Sims,
Commerce, Rt. 2.
Pure M. B. turkey toms, blood
tested, free from diseases, 1
yF. old, wt. 25 to 30 lbs., 25c lb.
Lester McCrary, Molena.
Will exchange 12 guineas, 5,
17 mos. old, others, 5 mos. old,
2 roosters in lot for trio White
Mammoth Pekin ducks or any
kind field peas, half runner
bean seed, fruit trees, etc. Mrs.
ke Hay, Leary.
White Pekin duck and drake;
also 4 Pekin and wild crossed
ducks and 1 drake, $5.00 Iot.
M. O. only. A. N. Adams, E]-
berton, Rt. 2.
Purebred Mallard ducks, $3.
pr.; Silkie bantam co*ckerels,
$1. 00 ea.; Birchen game ban-
tams, $5.00 pr. Exehange for
heavy breed hens. John S.
Transou, 841 Fredrica St. N. E.,
Atlanta. He 1303-J.
Purebred domesticated wild
Mallard ducks, now laying,
$2.50 pr. W. L. Carmieal, Rt. 8,
Box 505, Atlanta.
1 Purebred M. B. Tom, 1939
hatch, wt. around 30 lbs., $6.00;
also 2 spr. hatched Dark Corn-
ish game co*ckerels, - 00 ea; 2
B. R. pullets and co*ckerel,
ready to lay, $1.00 &, Exchange
for seed peas. Mrs. J. W. Alt-
mee, Alma, Rt. 4
POULTRY FOR SALE |
ea;
12 Ft: Red pullets, 1939]:
-and 2 roosters, $1.00 ea.,
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
pay express charges. Mrs. Clell
C. Justi,
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC.. FOR SALE: .
3 White Muscovey ducks, 75c
drake, $1.00. Party pay
postage. Erank Kicsik, Rt. 4,
Macon.
9 extra large quackless type
ducks, fine layers, 2 drakes in
lot, $8.00 lot fob. Mrs. Perry
Medlin, Jasper, Rt, 2.
M. B: poults, 100 or more,
Apr., 35e ea.; May 30c; June,
25C; lots less than 100, slightly
more; also, eggs, Mar., 30c ea.;
Apr., May, 29c; June 20c ea.
Write for details. Mes. 5.) BD;
Scoggins, Newnan, Rt. 1.
2 young White Pekin drakes,
$1.00 ea. on yard. Exchange 1
fora duck. Louise Greene,
Gray.
2. Speckled guinea hens, 1
Speckled rooster, 1 White hen,
$2.00 lot; 4 mixed turkey hens,
1 tom, wt. 15 to 25 Ibs., $11.00.
Lightly crated. fob. Mrs. Willie
Bennett, Coffee.
Large White Pekin ducks, 4
hens, 2 drakes, 1939 hatch, $1
ea. lot. also 3 fine White Indian
Runner hens, $3.00 lot. E. May-
nard, Newton.
6 Black and White Museovey
ducks (3 drakes) fer sale. Mrs.
M. F. Atkins, Cartersville,
1 purebred M. B. turkey tom,
2 yrs. old, wt. 80 to 85 Ibs.,
25e Ib. No del. Jennie Mercer,
Rt. 1, Haddock.
White Muscovey ducks and
1 drake, $4.00 fob.; will have
eggs soon, 75c, 15. You pay
postage, Edwin Chumiey, Jas-
per, Rt. 1.
3 Big Blue Toulouse anders.
$3.00 ea. Exehange for same
kind geese. Also have Jerusa-
lem artichokes, 5c _ lIb.;
seedling pecans, 10c Ib. ex-
change for. poultry at market
price. C. W. Page, Norcross.
Seven pr. purebred wild Mal-
lard ducks, now laying; also 1
DE: Muscovey cucks, quacltess
type, $2.50 pr.
Rt. 8, Box ae Atlanta.
WYANDOTTES:
20 White -Wyandotte hens
fob.;
$20.00 lot. Mrs. D. A. Wright,
Rt. 1, Helena.
R.G. 8B. Wyandotte hens,
90c ea., fob.; nice rooster giv-
en with 10 or more; eggs, 90c,
16; Special priees on larger lots.
Mrs, B . Logan Athens, Rt.
Few R. C. S. L. Wyandotte
pullets, from pedigreed, blood-
tested stock, $1.00 ea. Not pre-
paid. Mrs. E. B. McElroy, Ea-
eh '
POSITIONS WANTED
Want job on farm, do not
mind doing light field ae
near school, have child 8 yrs.
old, room and $2.50 wk. Mrs.
Ry Lance, Athens, Rt. 2, Care
GG; Reeves.
' Widow, 40, refined and edu-
cated wants job on farm, no
field work, with refined peo-
ple. Reasonable salary and
room. Mrs. Mary Smith, Gen.
Del., Atlanta.
36 yr. old man wants job on
farm. Can drive tractor, truck
and do any kind work, Four in
family. Boy old enough to work
ley D. Watson, Stoekbrdige,
Reliable man wants job on
farm, can do earpenter work.
Reference on save Res. of
Fannin Co., Ga. R. B. Owenby,
Culberson, 'N. an Rt. 2.
35 yr: old inde wants light
farm work, no field work, will-
ing worker, neat appearance,
can drive car, go any place.
Private room with reliable peo-
ple and fair salary. Ocie Bus-
se 207 Young St., Thomas-
ville.
50 yr. old single, exp. farm-
er, poultry, hog and cattle rais-
er, wants job near Atlanta at
once. Good references. Hard
worker. V. M. Wood, Atlanta,
- Mr. Stubbs, 235 Forrest
ve,
White woman with 3 boys,
14, 13, 9; and girl, 4, want farm
work at once, Home and salary.
Boys can also work after school
Send stamp for reply. Mrs. Va-
der Lowry, Watkinsville, Rt. 1.
Want 6 or 8000 Turpentine
boxes on halves. Exp. in chip-
ping, pulling and dipping. E.
Altamaha,
Refined woman wants place
with elderly woman or couple,
deing light farm work, No field
work nor milking. Good ref-
ore Mrs. N. Marchale, Bu-
or
50 yr. old, single, exp. farm-
er, gardner, poultry and eattle
raiser, with good experience,
wants job on farm at once, near
Atlanta. Hard worker, sober
and agreeable. M. Woodall, At-
Janta, 159 Harris St., N. W.,
e-o0 Win. a=
POSITIONS WA
large)
L. Carmicial, :
tiie he yaiiorct -getied
man wants job with good
gardening,
and other light farm.
Can drive car. Mrs. A. B. g
ver, Savannah, 424 Hast Mi
St. : :
Middleaged. white wo
wants light farm work no :
work except in flower ga
with elderly couple. $7.00.
and home. Mrs. Pearl H.
riman, Austell, c-o F. C
land at Pinecrest.
Single man wants job 7
good dairyman. Life time ex
ean drive truck and car; |
Atlanta. Honest, truthful,
dustrious, willing worker,
yrs. old. Can furnish ref. Wr
or see at once. J. W. Goo
Atlanta, 366 E. Fair St.,
Want light work on farm wi
Christian people. 53 yrs. old,
once. J. N. Boynton, Hamp
Rt 1: <3
Man and wife, 35 and 27,
sire work on farm, within
mi. or nearer of Atlanta,
hame and small salary, |
able to work. Make offer.
Sentell, Atlanta, Gen. Del.
Settled woman wants 1]
farm work, no field work,
home, board and $2.50 we
with good people, small fan
Mrs. Annie Roberts, Coch
Rt. 2, c-o H. A. Davis.
Want job as flour and cor:
miller. 20 yrs. exp. and bes
ref. No boozer. W. A. Coo;
Bowersville, Box 124.
Man, wife and boy, 16,
place with Christian
Will do light work in ext
rent, etc. Write or see. F
Gardner, Atlanta, Rt. By (08
boro Rd. )
24 yr. old white man, E
job on farm, driving truch
tractor. References. Mar
and 1 child. Jas. Maytield,,
luth. so
Middleaged colored wo:
and 4 children (19, 16, 13
yrs. old), want jobs en f
with good, Christian peo
Cai work a small 1 horse f
and some by the day ext
Have be furnished and move
All able to work and willir
Ref. if needed. Mary Whe
Meeks.
Man with wife = bak
wants place on farm, pr
with old couple. Do any 4
farm work. No bad habit
Nita Gainesville, 523 Oa
Want job on fone. Can wor
and do not have any bad hab:
$10.00 mo., board and laun
25 yrs. old an know how
ee Bill Goode, Crandall
Man wants general fa
work. Many years experienc
farming. Good at up-keep
farm machinery, also at e:
penter work. C. H. Martha ,
Janta, 256 Luckie St.
Man wants job on farm.
carpenter, has had sev. ye
exp. in milking and looking
ter poultry. H. A. Brown, A
lanta, 1858 Jonesboro Road.
29 yr. old, single man wi:
work on truck farm or da
Experienced in all. Reference
18 yr old boy wants work
farm. Do any kind of far
work. Room, board and sal
honest and willing to wot
Dont drink. Write. Mary
Frankum, Canon, Rt. 2.
Young man wants job or
farm. Exp. and willing work
drive ear and truck. No bac
habits. Want close to Atla
at $4.00 week, board and la
dry. Earnest Stanford, At
ta, 361 Glenwood Ave., S.
Nice, country rained we
girl, 19 yrs. old, wants home :
$3.00 week in exchange
light farm work, no field wo:
ee Olene Cox, Lawrenee a
Man with 15 yrs. exp. wants
job on dairy, prefer around
vannah. Wife and self on
Clifford L. Billings, Statesboro,
Want job with nice peop
doing light farm work, no fi
work, for $2.00 week and hom
19 yrs. old. Bertha Curley, M
rietta, Rt. 2.
37 yr. old man wants job
farm. Exp. truck and ear dr
er. No bad habits. Willing w
er. Bartow Pearson, Warrer
Nice woman wants light farm
work, no field work, for ho
and $2. 50 week. Prefer wil
nice, refined, elderly woma
Write for particulars and refe
ence to E. A. Smith, Oehl
nee.
Want job light farm work, n
field work, for $2.00 to $3.
week and home in nice fami
Mrs. Lula Hanco*ck, Moultrie,
314 bl Ave., S. We
dleaged farmer, life exp.,
paired hearing, no liquor or
bacco with small family,
its share crop or work for
es. Spalding or Pike co.,
erred. No dairy. W. L:
oks, Griffin, c-o Gen. Del.
[an wants work on farm,
are crop or wages. Exp., and
est J. FF. Barber, Smyrna.
\ and wife want job on
Y an drive truck. Mechan-
Arol Washington, Atlanta,
c-o W. E. Wilson.
ant a 1 or 2 h. farm near
ta, or would accept job as
taker. H. H. Gerald, Atlan-
04 Pulliam St., S. W.
place on farm, 50-50 ba-
ges. Can do anything
- 4 in family, 2 can
Hh Foster, Geis
ant job doing general farm
kk. Do any kind farm work.
. old. Come after or send
ig Ae, Watkins, Cal-
ae
leaged man, "without
r, wants job as Overseer
arm, anywhere in Georgia.
operate and repair any
of pie machinery. W. E.
Ww HI, Atlanta, 357 Richard-
: W., Ma 6650.
ed Il life, wants. light
work, near Atlanta. Send
are or come after. Mrs.
Thompson, Ramhurst, Be
WwW. A. Elrod.
white man and wife
ts light 1 horse crop on 50-
x work for wages year
1d, by week or month.
to be moved. Talmadge
old white woman wants
work, no field work.
eS
St. Lane 2
middleaged woman to
me of family and do
farm work, no field work.
and small salary. Mrs.
oyd, Winston, Rt. 1.
iE women for light farm
ield work or milking.
clean and neat, be-
d 30 yrs. of age, no
0.00 to $12.00 mo.
Write. _ Jobn Ww.
experienced i ja-
ecustomed to working
on, corn, etc.; also exper-
ractor driver, steady
_year. W. J. pes
e of family, | wk.,
and board. Mrs, Royal
Rte 131, - Atlanta, -Ch
ige, to do light farm
no field work. Salary
later. Mrs. Carrie a.
Barnesville, Rt. C.
nt ten farm hands, white
lored, house and wood
mi. from town. Joe F.
itzgerald.
10 children. Reasonable
R S. A. Prewett, Win-
al farm work. Salary, $15
yoard and washing. Write
ations. Mrs. E. P. Ed-
Danville. .
nt farm hand, 21 to 45
age. Must be sober, re-
and good worker. Wages.
mie, Henry, Carrollton,
ood, reliable man with
amily for 28 A. farm on
or 3rds and 4ths. Must
self. Good house, gvod
l ust care for place.
M. Kimbell, McDon-
an Several large families
vork big cotton crops. Col-
a referred. J.-M,
good, lable man for
farm, 50-50 basis, white
20. to 45 yrs. of age, who
how to plow and hoe.
0., board and naar
ight, Buchanan, Rt.
fant young, reliable, SS
is, single, colored man for
d other light work. E, D.
Atl nta, os mherwood
arm hand to hela
10.00 mo., board
: Must be | good
( eid white woman,|
and. laundry.
irl between 15 and 20
Ellenwood, Rt. 1,
nt white woman, 35 to 50 |
nt good white hand for|
MARKET.
FARM HELP WANTED
BU EL ETIN-
FARM HELP WANTED
FARM HELP WANTED
Want single, cacanbersa.
woman, 20-30 yrs. old, for light
farm work. State age, exp. and
full particulars. Jimmie Ryals.
Claxton, Rt. 1, Box 55.
Want good, reliable, honest,
white boy, 18-25 yrs. of age,
who doesnt drink nor curse, to
work on farm. Begin by March
20th. Ref. required. Write. Lee
Brooks, Monroe, Rt. 3.
Want at once single man for
1 horse farm, salary or share
basis. 20 mi. Atlanta. Furnish
everything. Get in touch with,
John Holeomb, Atlanta, 1458
Lucile Ave., Ra 0462.
Want man, 18-40 yrs., to
work on farm. Must know how,
and willing to do field work.
$12.50 mo., board and laundry.
No drinkers. Come, dont write.
A, D. Hendley, Vienna, Rt. 4.
Want middleaged, unencum-
bered woman for light farm
work, no field work. White or
colored. Mrs. E. C. McDonald,
Luthersville.
Want woman, 35-40, white or
colored, honest and reliable, for
light farm work, no field work.
Home (family of 4) and $1.50
week. H. R. Norton, Stonewall,
Rt
Want sober, reliable young
man, 18 to 25, to work on farm,
$12. 60 mo., board and laundry,
Boyce M. Hollis, Mansfield.
Want good, unencumbered,
industrious woman, for light
farm work, milk 1 cow, no fieid
work, for home (family of 2)
and $2. 00 week. Mrs. H.
Godbee, Manassas.
Want immediately refined,
settled woman to live in home
with mother and daughter, and
do light farm work, no milking|
nor field work. Small salary.
Ref. required. Mrs. Abbie Bol.
ton, Albany.
Want good man for farm
work, board and washing and
wages or part of crop. Must be
honest, no bad habits. Good
home. with elderly couple for
right party. E. L. Cooper, Ar-
noldsville.
Want an exp farmer, honest,
willing to work, reliable and
sober, Send ref. Miss Annie
Bell, Screven. * j
Want white girl or woman to
live as one of family and do
light farm work. $2.00 week,
room and board. Mrs. L. W.
Harden, Austell, Rt. 2.
Want sober, honest man with
experience at once, for wages
or share crop. 2 R. house, good
water. White or colored. Mrs.
W. H. Rucker, Milner. :
Want single, white man for
farm work, for salary, board
Must be good
worker and know about farm-
ing. .Write. Mrs. C. E. Beggs,
Douglasville, Rt. 1.
Want good man, reliable, able
furnish self for a real good 2
horse farm, 3rds and 4ths or
standing rent, Very good 4R.
house; school bus by door. Ex-
tra good land, 15 A. good bot-
toms. 12 to 15 A. cotton al-
lotment. H. McClure C. Walker,
Want a respectable, middle-
aged couple to live with me and
work farm. Will give 3 acres
good land and 2 rooms rent
free. Good place for poultry or
hogs. Mrs. Dona Bradeshaw,
Fortson; Kt: 1.
Want honest, elderly man to
work garden, yard, milk, feed,
no field work. Furnish house,
wood and $12.00 month. Mrs.
J. O, Smith, Commerce, Rti-42.
Want sev. families of reliable
experienced farm workers for
big farm at Piedmont. Steady
work all the year, free house,
wood, garden, patch. Liquor
drinkers or makers need not ap-
ply. J. C. Collier, Barnesville.
Want good man for small
tract on 3rds and 4ths. Call. W.
O. Fussell, Atlanta, 889 Edge-
wood Ave.
Want nice, clean smart,
country raised colored woman
or girl, for light farm work,
milk cow if necessary. No field
work. Board and sees paid
weekly. Write. Mrs. J.
ens, Sargent.
' Want good, smart boy, no
bad habits, orphan preferred,
for farm chores. Good home
and to school if needed: Ben P.
Weaver, Dalton, Rt. 2, Box 234.
Want nice white farm hand
with wife for farm. Must bel!
capable of keeping up farm ma-
chinery. $15.00 mo. and good
board J. O. Walker, Macon,
261 Willingham St,
Want white or colored wo-
man 30-45 yrs. old, to help with
light farm work. no field work,
milk 1 or 2 cows; live as one of
family | (private room and
zt board) and small salary. Mrs.
pate Es Williamson Eastman, Rt.
. Ow-!
Want healthy, reliable, good
woman to live as one of fam-
ily (3 grown people) and do
light farm work, no field work,
for board, private room and
reasonable salary. ~ State. full
particulars. Mrs. J. F. Solomon,
Jeffersonville, Rt. 1.
Want colored man and wife,
about 35-40 yrs. old, to live on
place and work: man to farm,
woman light farm work. -J. D.
McElroy, College Park.
Want young man, country
reared, honest, sober, to farm
1 horse crop. Liveas one of
family and $12.00 mo. Or man
and wife, small family, not ov-
er 40 yrs. old, 15 mi. Atlanta
on 41 Highway. H. Brocklesby,
Riverdale.
Want family for a 2 h. crop
on 50-50 basis. Have 220 acres
good pasture, most all land un-
| der fence; plenty water; school
bus in front of door, algo mail.
3 mi. to the left Palmetto. L. R.
Cheek, Sharpsburg, Rt. 1.
Want middleaged man and
wife, no children, to share crop.
Must be honest and reliable. Go
into poultry business together.
Good poor nae for right
couple. H. Coffey, Blairs-
ville, . Rt. 4.
Want good farmer for 17%
A. farm. Some good bottom
land, good, 3 R. house. At once.
Also O. I. C. brood sow and 4
pigs for sale or trade, Walter
Johnson, Atlanta, Rt. 5, Bolton
Road.
Want family with plenty of
Ww.| help to work 2 h. farm in Daw-
son county, on shares, or other-
wise. Good house, on paved
road; on school bus and mail|
route, 3 mi. East Dawsonville.
J. A. Stephens, Dougherty.
Want middleaged, white wo-
man, 35-45 yrs. of age, to live
in home and help with light
farm work, for board and small
salary. Mrs. H. E. Whitehall,
Atlanta, Rt. 8, Box 140.
Want good colored or white
family to operate 1 horse farm
on 50-50 or other basis. Must
be honest and reliable. Close
to church and school. State all
particulars, including equip-
ment. No liquor drinker want-
ed. Tom Neblock, ae, c-O
C. and S. Bank.
Want white man, exp. gener-
al farming, willing worker, no
bad habits, 18 to 40 yrs. of age,
-month, work ~ $12.00 _ first
month, $13.00 other months,
board and laundry. E. A. Nix,
Alpharetta, Rt. 3.
Want good, honest, sober man,
willing and good worker, hon-
est and sober for farm "work.
$13.00 .mo. board and eae
John L. Bennett, Screven, ART. 2
Box 3,
Want refined, ~ ambitious
white girl, 18-20 no bad habits,
-one who will appreciate good
home and reasonable salary, in
exch, for light farm work, no
field. work. Give good ref. Mrs.
H. B. Duling, Atlanta, 1359 No.
Highland Ave.
- Want first class tractor and
truck driver, also farm workers
entire families, white or col-
| ored. Work all "the year round.
Do not apnly if not reliable and
eee 1. C: Collier, Barnes-
ville
Want colored farm hand,
single, or small family. Salary
and good house. General farm
work. Emanuel County. C. O.
Johnson, Savannah, 205 West
38th St.
Want reliable, settled, colored
-- woman for farm work, no field
work. Must have ref. and be
honest. Nice, 2 R. cottage and
decent salary. D, A. Bagley, M
D,. Austell.
Want family for 1 or 2h,
crop. On halves.
stock, house and water. Must
be sober and. honest. Large cot-
ton allotment. H. c Barrett,
Norcross.
Want hard- ocuag sober
man, 20-25 yrs. of age, exp.
hand in chipping and pulling
turpentine trees, also furnish
reference. Write or come at
ronee. Richard Peterson, West
Green, Rt.2,-Box 42:
Want unencumbered, Christ-
jan white woman, 25- 40 yrs. of
age, to live as one of family
and do light farm work, no
field work. Room, board and
$8.00 mo. Good home for right
woman. Wits: He A. Davis,
Cochran, Rt. 2.
Want at once, eet respect-
able, white woman for light
farm work, no field work. State
salary expected. Live 2 mi.
town on public road. Mrs. Ora
Barnes, Rebecca, Box 55,
Want middleaged, colored
woman to live on place and do
light farm work. Room, board
and $14.00 mo. 12 mi. So. At-
~lanta. Good place for right wo-
-man.. Write. ps 2 R. Allen,
| Riverdale. Poss
Good land,}
Want girl, 18 to 25 yrs. old,
for light farm work, no field
work. Give references when an-
swering. W. S. Knox, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. Rt. 3. Resident of
Walker County, Georgia.
Want settled, country woman
for light farm work, no field
work. Wages and private room.
E, M. Hathco*ck, College Park,
RieeL
Want party to raise heavy
breed chicks up to 2 los. on
| halves. Must be well equipped. |
Will furnish baby chicks and
party furnish feed. R. A. Strib-
ling, Manchester.
Want single, white woman,
20-30 yrs. for milking, garden-
ing and other light farm work.
Prefer Mountain raised girl that
wants a good home. Will pay
fare here, Mrs. G. B. Chancey,
Monroe.
Want boy, white or colored,
Ss or 16, for farm work. $10. 00
board and laundry. Must
Se good workers. Mahlon Scott,
Canon, Rt. 1.
Want. middleaged,
unencumbered, healthy woman
of good character, for light
farm work, no field work, for
home and small salary. Ref.
exch. Mrs. Homer Thompson,
Waleska.
Want good, reliable white wo-
man to live in home and do
light farm work, no field work,
$3.00 week. Mrs, A. L. Akins,
Nashville.
Want good farm hand. Must
be sober and willing worker. 25
to 40 yrs. of age. Write or come
see at once. Robt. F. Henry,
_Carroliton, ig
Want 5 good hands to plow
at 75c per day. Have houses to
live in. Regular work until
crop is made and gathered. W.
Reese, Doerum, Rt. 3.
. Want honest, reliable woman
with references, white or col-
-ored, to help with light farm
work, no field work, for board
and reasonable salary. Must be
of good: character and able and
willing to work. Write at once.
Mrs. W. A Stowers, Elberton,
Ris oe 7 \
Want at once, good moral boy
or man to help make crop. Pay
not less than $2.50 week, board
and washing, or house and
board theirselves: See me at
once. Lyman McKibben, Waco,
Rie
Want reliable couple, no chil-
dren, to make a crop. Woman
for light farm work. Must give
_references. Reasonable salary.
L. D. Tallant, Cumming, Rt. fi
Want family of 3 or 4 good
workers for 2 horse farm, good
land, uplands and_ bottoms,
stock and tools furnished. Near
senior high school. Drinkers
need not apply. G. Reynolds,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.
Want at once, single, white
man that can milk, drive car
end do gen. farm work. Must
be settled and absolutely sober.
$8.00 to $12.00-mo. according to
work done, or crop on shares.
Elderly man _ preferred. L.
Glenn Johnson, Talking Rock,
Risa
Want settled, colored couple,
no children. Live on farm, 10
mi. Atlanta. Man to farm, wo-
man light farm work. $20.00 mo.
and board. Miss Martha Stew-
art, Atlanta, P. O. Box 4103.
Ma 1010.
Want good man for 40
Jand, 5 mi. So. Albany, good
for truck and- gen. farming. 3
R. house, water. and plenty
wood. Write or, come see. Hom-
er L.. Jackson, Albany, Rte 2
Want old time colored cou-
ple. Man to work on farm;
wife, light farm work. J. M.
Jones, Grayson.
Want white woman, spout 45,
for light farm work, no field
work. Private room (all con-
veniences) and $15.00 mo. Mrs.
J. F. Pruett, Norcross.
Want colored woman, settled
for light farm work, milk 2
cows, for $6.00 mo. board and
place to sleep. 3 Sundays off
each month, B..W. Tyler, Pavo.
worker for farm work for 1940,
for wages, board and laundry.
Consider colored man or boy.
John D,. Hobby, Ashburn, Rt. 3.
Want man and wife to help
make crop. Must be good plow
hand, able and willing to fol-
low good mule and stay sober.
Furnish house and garden. Can}
also use hoe help. Good settle-
ment. Begin any time. % m.i
Holly Springs. J. Milton Gar-
ner, Rockmart, Rt. 3.
honest, dependable boys or men
18 to 40, to work on farm, with
comfortable home and salary;
also want smart nice woman, 18
to 40, to live in home and help
uzith light farm work for reas-
inable pay. S. A. Swett, Ty Ty,
4 BL ope
refined,
able salary. Write or see.
~colored, who would like to c n=
Ao
Want young man, a good}
Want 1 or 2 good, reliable,
Friday, March 15, 1940.
FARM HELP WANTED
Want man for 2 h. crop on
3rds and 4ths. Good land, hous
barn. Electric lights, running
water, good pastures. Mail and.
bus line by house, 1 mi. church
and store, 1% mi. school; 6 mi,
Ea. Alpharetta. W. B. Douglas,
Alpharetta, Rt. 2:
Want good man for 20 A
mi. town. on paved highway.
Good soil, very suitable for
nursery and raising plants.
Prefer a good Christian. See or
write. Lewis E. Tabor, Alba y.
Rt. 3, Box 414, Gillionville Rd.
Want good, reliable man and
wite, 25 to 40 yrs. old. Man for
general farm and orchard work
$12.00 mo., board and laundry
wife to assist with light farm:
work for room and board. C.
G. Oliver, Barnesville, Rt. 2
Want good, sober, exp., farm
er for wage hand, $8.00 mo.,
washing and board, from Ap
ist. Would take a hand now
Good reference. No loafer no
deadbeat wanted. W. L. Wils
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.
Want man to farm on shar
Will furnish everything, includ-=
jing board and laundry. He to
tend and gather crop for 1/3 0
crop. Lucian Williams, Colli
Want good, white boy, large
enough to plow, to live as one
of family. Some money, laun-
dry, board and cotton
Must not have any bad
H. C. Clackum, Waco, Rt. 2.
Want good girl or woma
who needs good home, in e
change for light farm. wor
Write at once. Mrs. A. E. -
ell, Kite, Rtv 25:
sober and willing worker. H
D, Findley, Lyons, Riek oe
Want white woman, 20 - . 35
do light farm work, no fiel
work. Must be honest and good
character. Give some spendin
money. Send bus fare. Answ
at once. Mrs. O. L. Ellis, Ross-
ville, RFD 1. |
Want woman, 18-35 yrs. old
for light farm work, no field
work. Must be of good charac=
ter. W. B. F. Lewis, Waycross;
'420 Oak Street.
Want good, sober, farm boy
truthful and honest, no bad
habits, dont mind work, to work
on farm for board and reason-
O, .anders, Buchanan, Ri
- Want man, 50-55, for farm
work, for home, an
clothes. Will give some land to
cultivate if willing to go ahead
and work. Start at once. Rich
ard W. Tilley, Jasper, Rt.
- Want reliable, unencumbered,
middleaged, white woman (
dow preferred), at once to.
in home and help with light
farm work, no field work. State
salary wanted, age, etc. Ca
go after if reasonable distance.
Mrsi2 iL. -bs-Crosby, Waxed
212 Waring St.
Want to get in fot with
erinnled young men, white
sider a job on our farm -and
poultry farm. Address. H. E.
Smith, Augusta, 926 Rey
St.
Want an exp. So. Ga. fe
family of 2 or more tea
willing workers, to plant co
ton, tobacco, potatoes, etc.,
shares: also work few turp
tine boxes. 4 R. house,
good school and church. 3
furnish cow to milk if. party.
furnish feed, also some SOW.
raise hogs on shares. Come s
it a bE. Seen
woman, to live as one of t
family, with old couple,
farm and help with light
work, no field work. D. T.
ry, Ellijay, c- o igsons Drug
Store.
Want single. man, white.
doesnt smoke nor, drink, 95-
yrs. old, to live as one of fam-
ily and know how to farm. $1.
mo. and board. Must be
_worker. Lee Joyner, Hinesv
Want man or men for |
horse or 1-2 horse farm (
joining land), 3 and 4 R. house
4 mi. Dawsonville. See. D
Harvey, Atlanta, 1202 No
Ave., N. W. =
Want single man, 16-18
old boy preferred, with goo
habits for farm work. Boar
laundry and reasonable sala
J. G. Powell, Sylvester, Rta
- Want single man or bo
work on farm. Be smart an
not a drunkard. $12.00 or ae
mo. and board. A. M. Tayl
Rochelle, Rt. 1.
Want boy about 17, fo
farm work. Must know hoy
pier Loe salary,
an aundry, rivate
Good land and od 1U
work. With ene Lee
Leary.
