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Un
nt with U ited States Department of

ure, effective March 1, 1944, ap-
ed by the St: te Department: of. Ag-

ire the College of Agriculture,

ersity of Georgia, Fedral- State
work on butter, egos, cheese
2 utr 18 provided for the people

In view | of the rapidly developing
er dustry over the past few years,
m 500,000, valued at $230,-
1935 aS 33 025 000 in 1938, val-
at $29,108, 000, additional markets
ing developed for Georgia broilers
of the United States. Some of
ding processors in the industry
eady receiving orders from South
rican and other foreign countries.
Due to this development and to
competition of other highly devel-
producing | areas, this Department,
peration with the Dairy and Poul-
Inspection and Grading Division,

. USDA, is providing Federal-State
n poultry, eges and other
cts under this Memorandum of
t. [am in recipt of a eommun-
from. the Dallas, Texas, office of
A, which in part reads as follows:
Beginning August 1, 1949 the
ection and Grading Division,
y and Poultry Branch of the
od. States Department of Agri-
e in Cooperation with the
1 as Department of Agriculture
have a terminal market grader
\ilable- in Atlanta to furnish the
iry and Poultry Industry in
rgia with United States Depart-
of Agriculture grading ser-

PA cele eethon: of current Market
ort revealed the fact that at
nt time more than one million
being marketed in Georgia

eek period ending duly 1, there
4,180,000 broilers marketed, or a
verage of 1 045, 000, The aver-

Pp riod was 2B 94 eoute. At that

roilers for the current year will
1948 prenpetion. .

3 ERVICES PROVIDED
FF ARMERS OF GEORGIA



1 ae of Sees

n and Marketing Administra--

would appear that. the produc- :



eign country in competition with other
leading production centers, as each ship-
ment will be accompanied by a Grading

Certificate showing the quality and con-

dition of the product. This additional
Service will enable people of other na-

tions of the world to enjoy delicious

Georgia chickens and should greatly ac-
celerate this rapidly growing segment
of our agricultural income. This service
is also available to egg and dairy pro-
duct handlers and distributors.

The various military installations in
Georgia purchase tremendous quanti-

_ ties of these products from all parts of





Claims for Damage
For Spergon W. P.

I am in receipt of letter from Farm-
ers Mutual Exchange, Mr. G. P. Mc-
Craine, Manager, at Adel, Georgia,

-with regard to damages to seed pea-
nuts treated with Spergon W. P.

Spergon W. P. was not registered as
a seed treatment and was not approved
as a seed treatment, therefore, the sale
of it as a seed treatment was a direct
violation of the Insecticide Law.

Because the Commissioner of Agri-
culture has no authority under the law
to persue these claims, as is the case
with the Fertilizer Law, it will be nec-
essary for farmers, shellers and dealers
to bring their own claims in court if
they desire to recover.

After a conference between the Gov-
ernor, the Attorney General, Mr. H. L,
Wingate, President of the Georgia
Farm Bureau Federation, and myself,
the Attorney General took under ad-
visement the question of whether or
not the Law Deparment could represent
farmers, shellers and dealers in these
cases.

_ The Attorney General tells me that

_he cannot bring original action in these
cases but that he and his assistants will
be glad to assist in any way they can if
local attorneys are employed to bring
action,

From this it is clear that unless the
farmers, dealers or shellers institute
some proceeding on their own initiative

* that nothing will be done about this.

As Commissioner of Agriculture I
have done all in my power, under the
present law, which is to cancel registra-
tions of the United States Rubber Com-
pany.

fe TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture











the country, all a2 which must be ac-

companied by a certificate, or inspected

on delivery.

T am told that the 3rd Army, At-
lanta, buys for all the Army installa~
tions in several states, and heretofore
has depended on the Dallas Office for
this grading and inspection service and
is another major reason for establishing |
the service in Atlanta, which will also
serve Government Hospitals and other
agencies, - a

The records reveal that the first
Memorandum of Agreement between
the. U. S. Department of Agriculture
and the Georgia Department to make
the Federal shipping point inspection

service on fruits and vegetables, autho-
more extensively
available to the people of Georgia than
would be feasible without the aid and

rized by Congress,

cooperation of the State, and to issue

joint Federal-State certificates, became

effective June 1934. This service has
been continuous and is voluntary, ex-
cept in the case of peaches which under
the provisions of a Marketing Agree-
ment approved by referendum of the
growers it is mandatory that each con-
tainer of fresh peaches moving out of
teorgia must be properly graded and 7
inspected. This program has been highly.
satisfactory, as there is no more dump- _
ing of green or inferior Georgia peach-
es on the markets. Our peaches are de-
manding the market price.

Likewise the U. S. Department of
Agriculture has, for a number of years,

| provided Market News Service both for

peaches and watermelons during the
marketing season with headquarters at
Macon and Cordele respectively. During
the eurrent vear, the State Department
has participated in this service, bearing

50 percent of the total expenses, which _

provides current Market News Service
for all the peach and watermelon grow-
ers of Georgia.

The Department likewise has pro-
vided other grading and inspection ser-
vice which can be put into effect when
needed under a Memorandum of Agree-
ment with the U. 8. Department of Ag-
riculture, effective June 1, 1946. This
Memorandum provides for Inspection
Service for processed fruits and vegeta-
bles and is available to distributors and
processors. If and when the processors
of Georgia need this service. it can be
provided,

Hffeetive June 1, 1940, a Memoran-
dum Agreement was approved provid-

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE.



Purple King, . Lavender,
Bronze Variegated, Yellow Iris,
50c doz.; White with Yellow
Center Narcissus, Long Trumpet
Daffodils, - $2. 00 C; Dorothy
Perkin Red Velvet Roses, 25
ea. Mrs. Mary Langley, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3, Rose Haven Village.

Blue Violets, 60c; Golden-
low Bugle plant, Mixed col.

ris, 50c doz.; Justicia, Red and
Pink Geraniums, Grape and
White Begonia, 25c ea. All

rooted. PP on $1. and over. Exc.
for sacks. Mrs. W. D. Ralston,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Yellow, Purple King and Lav-
ehder Iris Bulbs, $2: C; 500,
$10.00; Daffodils, dbl. and sin-
le, 50c doz.; Native Azaleas,
weetshrubs, $5. C blooming
size. Mrs. Charles H. Edwards,
Ellijay, Rt. 2. :

50-75 well rooted Boxwood,
6 in. to 3 ft. tall, home raised,
for sale at-my place.Or write.

C. L. McArthur, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Foxgloves, 40c doz; Giant
Per. Pansv, 75c doz.; Pansy
Seed, $2.50 small thimbleful;

Light Blue, Yellow Iris, 50c
doz.; Old Fashion Iris, 40c doz.
Add postage. Miss Maude Clay-
ton, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Chesterfield Daisies, light
blue and white Violets, 25c doz.;
Cuttings unrooted Pink Deutzia,
White Weigela, Pink Abelia,
Evergreen red berries, Arbor-
vitae, 2 doz., 30c; Rooted Abelia,
30c ea.; Blue Spider Wort, 25

doz. -Add postage. Mrs. Henry
Eller, Rt.'3.
White- and Blue Violets,

Orange Hemerocallis, single and
Gbl., 75c C; Myrtle Vine, Wild
Tris, $1. C; Daisies and Queen
Annes Lace, 35 doz. Exc. for
print sacks. Add postage. Fran-
ces Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Fragrant Honeysuckle,
flowers,

white
4, $1.00; Scarlet Sage,
5c ea.; rooted Crown of Thorns
(Cacti), pink Justicia, 25 ea.;
rocted Sultanas, mix. col., 10c
ea.; Red Kalanchoes, $1: 00: Col.
12 rooted, dif., $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Frank Clements, Enigma.

Limited amt. of Pink Hya-
cinth Bulbs for Fall planting.
Special offer for August only.
Large size, $7.50 C; Med., $6. Cc;
Blooming size; Bulblets. $3.50
C; 10c per 100 discount by the
thousand. Willie Tanner, Flip-
pen, POB 81.

White Conch Begonia, Coleus
(different if preferred) unroot-
ed, 15c; 2, 25c; Rooted cuttings,
25c; 2, 45c. PP. Mrs. Wallace
Wilson, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

1000 mixed bulbs, Jonquils,
Yellow Narcissus, Butter and
Eggs, Apr. Narcissus, $10. del.;
$1. C plus postage. Mrs. E.
* Fountain, Fort: Valley.

| doz.;



Booking orders for Jerusalem
Thorn Bushes, $1. ea. Mary
Shrum, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.

Variegated and Purple Lan-
tana, rooted, Tube Rose, Plum-
bago, Geraniums (dif. cols.),
35c ea. Hollyhocks, 25c doz.;

Petunias, dif. cols. and varie-
gated, 75c for 50. Add postage.

Mrs. Nellie Parker, Gainesville, |

Rt. 6.

Red and Grape Leaf Begonia,
Tube Rose, Boston Fern, Plum-
bago, dif. col. Geraniums, Lan-
tana, 35c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Old Fashion Lemon Lilies
(Flava), Jerusalem Cherry (red
berried), Small. Plants . Vinca
Minor (blue and white), Eng.
Ivy, $5. C; Old Eng. Dwart
Boxwood plants. Write for
prices; 200 King Alfred Daffo-

dil Bulbs, lot for $3. Mrs. B. B.

Woodruff, Greenville.

Oli. Eng. - Dwarf . Boxwood,

heavy field grown, several yrs.

old, well shaped, 8-10 in. 75c
ea.; 6-8.in., 25c ea.; 2 yrs. old;
4-6 in., 10 ea.; $7. 50;-C} Old
Fashion Blackberry Lilies, $5.
. Blanche Woodruff, Green-
ville.

Nandina, Ligustrum, Ivy
Vinca Minor, Forsythia, $1.00
doz:.; $6: C; Cherry Laurel, $10.
M; Boxwood, $25. C. All nice
plants. Lois Woodruff, Green-
ville, Rt- 5. 7

African Violets, all colors, 10
leaves for $1., plus postage.
Mrs. A. P. Sheppard, Griffin,
Rt -C.

8 doz. (single white) Roman
Hyacinth Bulbs, White, Paper
Shell Narcissuss, bloom in wa-
ter or soil, Single Blue Hya-
cinth, 50 doz. Exc. for print
sacks free of holes. Each pay
postage. Mrs, Chas. Gardner,
Coggins, Box 99.

Pink and Blue Thrift, 50c
Bird of Paradise, 75c ea.;
Magnolia; Weeping Willow, 50c
ea.; Blue Single Hyacinths, $1.
doz. Miss Cecil McCurley, Hart-
well, Rt. 2.

Blue Single Hyacinths, $1.00
doz.; Pink and White Thrift,
50c doz.; Pink Rain Lily, 3, 50c;
Yellow Narcissus, Butter and
Eggs, Yellow Jonquils, $1.25..C;
Regal Lilies, $1. doz. Miss Mat-
tie McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Finest Dbl. Pink and Blue
Pot and Yard Rooted French
Hydrangeas, 2, $1.00; 5, $2.00;
White Cluster Narcissus, Yel-
low and White Ruffled, Daffo-
dil Bulbs, $1.50. C. Exc. for
print sacks. Mrs. John Myers,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Easter Lily Bulbs, $1.50 doz.
PP. August time to set. Mrs. T.
T. Holloway, Cobbtown.



|fred Jonquils,

Geranhiums, Sultanas, Be-
gonias, Cactus, Ferns, Oxallis,
|Fancy Leaf Caladium, White

Red Garden



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Yellow yoanae Yellow and
White Narcissi Bulbs, $1.00 C;
Tulips, 50c doz.; Mixed cols.
Canadian Lily Bulbs, 35c ea.;
Scotch Broom Plants, 3, 25c;
Add_ postage under- $1. orders.
Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee.

Pink and Blue Hyacinths,
Royal Blue Iris, Yellow and Red
Cannas, Florida Moss, Rose Col.
Thritt,: sls der-: Orange Day
lil es, King Allred jonquils, Apr.
White Narcissus, Snowdrop
bulbs, $2. C. Exe. for print
sacks. Martha Womack, Bre-
men, Rt. 2, Box 89.

Purple Violets, Houseleak,
German Iris, Trumpet Daffo-
dils, 3 doz., $1.00; Red Cannas,
$1. doz.; 3 doz. rooted cut., 15 in.
White to pink shade, Pink Wei-
gelas, 2 doz. Yellow Forsythia,
$5. Add postage. . Mrs.
Deen, Bremen.

Bulbs per hundred: King Al-
fred Jonquils, $2.50; Snowdrops,
$3.00; White Narcissi, $2.00;
Orange Day Lilies, Blue Easter
Lilies, purple Violets, dbl. King
A. Jonquils, $1. doz.; Dahlias,
mix. $1.50 doz. Add _ postage.
Beatrice Mosley, Bremen, Rt. 2,
Box 86.

White Flags, Mixed Chrysan-
themums, Yellow Winter Jas-
mine, Cannas, 5c; Yellow Jon-
quils, Butter and Eggs, Daffo-
dils, White Narcissus, 25c doz.;
$1. C. Add postage. Mrs. Ar-
thur Meeler, Bishop, Rt. 1, Box
222.

Bulbs per doz: 4 doz. King Al-
3 doz. White
Paper Narcissus, $1.; 1doz. ea.,
Royal Blue Easter Lilies, $125;
White Easter, $1.50; Red, Yel:
low. Dahlia, $2. 00; Red, Yellow
Mums, $1.75. Mrs. Florence
Leathers, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Ga. Easter Lily Bulbs, No. 1,
$2. doz.; Choice or extra large.
a $t; Add postage. Ready for
shipment for Fall _ planting.
Quincey O. Floyd) Brunswick,
1800. Townsend St.

and Blue ~ Hydrangeas; Aug.
Amaryllis, Spider and Day Lil-
is, Coleus, Fuchsia. Sell or exc.
for print sacks, white Guinea or
Dark Cornish Indian eggs.
Julia Wiggins, Buena Vista. ~

12 fine Iris, $1. PP with 1
Delta Iris free. All worth ec
or mor. Cannot label. Mrs.
G. Robertson, Carrollton.

Lilacs, 35c; Big and Little
Leaf Boxwood, Juniper, Althea
cuttings, 15c; Old Maid, 10c;
Jonquils, 5c. doz.; Hollyhock,
Larkspur Seed, 35 cup; Ver-
bena, Chrysanthemums, 10c;
Strawberry, 60 C.* Exe. for
feed sacks. Mrs. Oscar Mat-
thews, Calhoun, Rt. 2.

White Oleanders, Rosemary,
Fuchsia, Coral
rooted, 50c; Sultanas,
cuttings, 6, 25; Mixed Holly-
hock eed, dbl. and single, 25c
teacup, Add postage. Mrs. Annie
West, Crawfordville. -

Blue Roman Hyacinth bulbs,
blooming size, guar. true to
name and color, $4. C. Mrs. H.
E. Hill, Commerce, Rt. 1.

Large prize winning Chry-
santhemums: Silver Wedding,
White Golden Wave, Yellow,
Pink, Colter Lavender, -
Variegated Red, Tiger Cream,
15 plants, $1. Mrs, R. L. Silver.
Cuthbert, Rt. 5.

Jonquil and Narcissus bulbs,
20c doz.; Purple Iris, 30c doz.;
1 large Justicia, pink, $1. 00;
Dbl. Salmon Pink Geraniums,
rooted, 35c ea.; Red Begonia
and Boston Ferns, 25 bunch;
Jew, 15c bunch. Mrs. Otis Mash-
burn, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Sweet Williams, Orange Day
Lilies; Mums, Purple Iris, 30c
doz.; Christmas Cactus, Lilacs,
4, $1. 00; Purple, Red, Shell Ver-
benas, 50c. doz.; Pink Running
Roses, rooted, 5, $1.00; Box-
wood cuttings, $5. C; Also other
Boxwoods. Add postage. Mat-
tie Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Spider Lily Bulbs, 50c doz.;
Paper White, also some late
narcissi, $2. C. Add postage.
Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Valdosta,
Rt. 4.

Blooming size bulbs: Laven-
der Iris, Trumpet Daffodils,
Calif. Blue Sweet Violets, 50
doz.; Old Fashion Dbl. Velvet
Red Rose, rooted, 50c ea. Add
postage. Tamar Teem, Talking

plants,

+Coleus, 35c doz.;

Velma

J. mon Dbl.

Cream, ;

Sweet William Seed, all cols.,
dbl. blossom, 15c tsp. Add post-.

Rt. 2.

Grape Leaf, Maple Leaf, Red,
Pink, White Conch ~ Begonia,
Pink Sultana, Mothers_ Tear,
Red Geranium, Variegated
Coleus, Periwinkle, Aug. Lily,
Chinese Wool flowers, Sweet
Gum Geranium, some rooted,
some cuttings, 20, $1.50.
postage. Mrs. Hoyt
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Unrooted cuttings of assorted
Maple Leaf
Begonia, Xmas Cactus, Ox
Blood Geraniums, 10c cutting;
85c doz.; 5 cols. Gloxana Leaves,
$1.00; One 18 in. Gardenia, 75c.
Mrs. J. W. Roberts, lo
Rt. 2, Box 71.

Jonquils, Buttercups, 35 doz.;
Fairy Lilies, 25c doz.; Red Tiger | 3
Lilies, 50 doz.; Mixed col. Iris,
30c doz.: Buddleia, purple, 30c
ea.; Evergreen Hedge, $1. C. No
orders less than $1. Mrs. W. AL
T. Acree, Toccoa, Rt. 3.

_ Thrift, 50c C; Mint< 4 var.
Jew, 3 variety Conch Be-
gonia, Valley Lilies, Star, Xmas,
June, Rice Cactus, Hen and
Biddie, Pot Mums, Love Tangle,
Ice Vine, 10c ea. Add postage.

Exe. for sacks. Mrs. Wavy Lew-
is, Toomsboro.

Ageratum,. 30c doz.; Dusty
Miller, 40c doz.; Sweet Wil-

liam, $1. doz.; Lady Slipper, 50c
doz.; Butterfly Bush, Orange
and Purple, 25c ea.: Orange |}
Lilies, 40c doz. Add _ postage.
Exc. for print sacks. Mrs. s G.
Combs, Toomsboro.

Giant Hybrid Amaryllis, $1.
ea.; Red Madonna Lilies, bleom-
ing size, 3, $1.20; 45c ea.; $4.50
doz.; Wedgewood Duteh Iris,
Dark Blue, 65c doz.; Hemero-
callis, Dbl. Day Lilies, Golden
Bronze, 85c doz. Add postage.
Mrs, Gussie Conner, Villa Rica,,
535 aye

1949 crop very dbl. Crimson.
Poppy Seed, Fall best time to
plant, large pkt., 20c prepaid. A:
J: Willoughby, Waco.

6-7 in. Madonna Lily bulbs,
$2.65 doz.; $16.C; Paper White,
Chinese Sacred, Yellow Cluster
Narcissus, Snowdrops, 50c doz.;
$3.25 C.. Mix orders. Ea variety
separate. Mrs. M. P. _Combs,
Washington, Rt. 2.

Geraniums: Single, Red, Sal-
White, -Red, Pink,
Fuchsia, Sultana, Salmon, Red,
White Conch Begonia; Red,
Pink, White Christmas Cactus,

10c ea. cuttings; Air Plant,
green, white striped, bas 5c
ea. cuttings: Add postag aie

Sarah Myers, Washington, Rt. 2

Genuine King Alfred Daffo-
dils, $1.50 doz.; $10. C; Dbl. Pink
and Blue, White Roman Hya-
cinths, $1.65 doz.; Large Field
Run, '85c doz.; Purple Salvia
Petcheri. (leaves like sage) 35c
ea, Mrs. F. M. Combs; Sr, Wash-
ington. ;

Blooming size Widows Tears,
Lace and Maiden Hair Ferns,
25c ea.; Thanksgiving Cactus,
20c; Purple, Pink and almon
Sultana, 5 dif. Coleus ging
Se ea.; St. Bernard Lilies, 20
ea.; Paper Lilies, 15 ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Daniel McAvoy,
Washington.

Giant blooming Dbl.
Geraniums, 8 dif. col.
$2.65; 6 dif. cols.,
40c ea.; Sultana: Salmon, . Red,
Rose, Cameo Pink, Purple,
Variegated, White-greep leafic
rose, large. rooted plants, .
$1.25. PP. Mrs. Graham Eley,
White Plains.

Shamrock Leaved Rose Col.
Oxalis bulbs, 18, $1.00; 4 cols.
Sultanas, 4 Geraniums, eo
cuttings for winter blooms, all
18 for $1.00; Lg. Justicia, Parlor
Ivy, 2 Geraniums, rooted, $1.
Add 12c postage. Mrs. H. Allen,
Williamson.

Several hundred Chrysanthe-
mums plants, giant exhibition
Sunglow and. Yellow Pom Pom,
two cents ea. $150 C. Tom
Hamilton, Jr., Sandersville.

Milk and Wine lily (crinum)
large bulbs, 4 for $1.00; Smal-
ler, 6 for $1. PP; Amaryllis,
$mall bulbs, with roots and
foliage, $5. C. Dug on receipt of
order. Jos. H. Dunnett, Sandy
Springs.

Dbl. Pink Shirley Poppy
Seed, 25c large tsp. Add post-

rooted
plants,
$1.95; 3, $1.05;

age. Miss Octavie Evens, Rydal, | :

Add | C
-Tippens, |

eey Z

ay eS,

Daisies, 50 doz.; Starot
lehem, 50c.C. Mrs. Clyde.

fam ergees Rt. er Mill

Austell, Rt. San.

St. Augustine Grass Pl
rooted, $1.50 bu. FOB. Mi:
Dixon, Alma, 215 Dixon S$

Madonna Lily Bulbs, 6-9 i
circum., 30c ea.; $3.50 doz.;
ple. and Green Wand g

, 25c; Night Blooming Ceri
35 per cuttings. Mrs. P.
Chesser, Auburn, is

Dbl. Red Geranium cutt
20c ea.; 3, 40c; Grape ae
gonia, "35c_ @a.; 2 a5es C
Flowered Conch, "200. oe
of Bethlehem bulbs, 35
Saimon Sultana | iven witl
order. Mrs. amie 3
Adairsville.- i

. African Violets, thie w
blue, purple, orchid,
L $l. Cas igi. 290s Dupont.
lavender | ink, dbl. Duc
SEb0r 3: 4.00: Double or
$2.00: 7 leaves labeled, $1,
of entirely new variety v
order. Miss Jeanne Wilson,
oe 943 Greenwood Aves

Cactus: Lace, Zebra, 5
Pine Cone, Milk Tree, Tor
Boxing Glove, Chenille, .
wathia, Pineapple, Golden Bar
rell, Organ Pipes, Old Mar
Knife, Tiger Jaws, Mule E
Cobwebb, nice plants gro
from choice cuttings, Mrs. Na
Wilson, Atlanta, 943 Gree
wood Ave, N. E>

Cannas, dbl. oa dwart
yellow salmon,-and_ pi
Dbl Orange. Day
ier aia Mys>. J. ee
Cordele, 906 6th. St., Ne

Rooted Breath of Sprin

y Lilies, dbl., 50 4
Yellow Chrysan

mums, P. Yellow Jap P

30 doz.; hie Spireas, 30c

Jew cuttings, 10c ea. Mrs.

-F, Johnson, Cordele, Rt. 2.

"Cannas: City of Pol
Hungarian and Madam
Pink, Eureka White, G
President and King "Humb
Red, Dwarf Yellow and
mania Variegated, ae doz.
C; Shasta Daisies, $2. C;
bulbs, $1.25 C. Mrs. J wR -
| Cordele,

Widow's Tears, bloo}
2, 25; dif. col. rang
350-80c ea: Grape or S
Begonias, 25e ea.; Faster. Ros
25 bunch; Sultana cuttin
0c;. =. Lily of India, 35.
hite Oleander bushes, rooted,
floweri Pomegranate te Bloom m
ing'size, 50c ea
Crawfordville.

Rooted. pink Weigelas,
Jasmine, Bridalwreath,
Rose, Lilac, 4, $1.00; .
Day, Iris lilies, . fons iy
Justicia, 25 wi s
oe 6c don Ki
pinks, 02Z.
chks. nor Fla. orders. tag
Duran, Cumming, eae +
Mixed col. Iris, 50 doz.
low blooming Moss, 25
Jo uills, pee bulbs,
ater Lilies, 2,

House Leak, 40c doz. PP
Mrs. Martha White, Dahl
Rt. 1; Box 37.

Dusty Miller, Fall Pinks,
low Blooming Moss, Butter
Eggs, Yellow Butterfly,
Iris, 40 doz.; Blooming
Blue Spanish Iris, Hardy Ph
Dbl. Day Lilies, Easter R
Kastor ile, Bor aae Aaa
age. Miss. nee Holloway,
Jonega, Rt. :

moe Hibiscus, cutti
60c doz.; Cedar | Fern, Rai!
Moss, rooted, 2 bunches, '
Blue Ageratum, Blue Sp
Iris, 40 doz. tage. M
L. M. White, Dahioness. x
Box 35.
Pink Almond, Bridal Wre
White Weeping Spirea,
Purple fi hite
Purple ie an.
rooted, 2 te Tbe ee d
ing King

ea.;
White an







Rock.


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sk crip pen

age. Tommy DeLange, Athens,
Rt 1, Py aha

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| FLOWERS AND SEED

FOR SALE

SECONDHAND ~

MACHINERY FOR SALE



cols large 7 s Bie
OZ. age.
Grindle, Dahlonega,

ng pias :
illum, Jack-in-Pu Bh

1
Mt. Laurls, $1.00;
Thrift, * and
0c; Fall Pinks and

85ce, Add postage,
Waters, Dahlonega,

Narcissus Bulbs, bloom

$1. gal; Pink Thrift,

ue, Red Carpet Ver-
plants. Mrs. Lon
acula, Rt. 1.

Pink, and White Wax

hite Conch Shell Be-

ple, Pink, White, Sal-

, 6 dif. cols,

Oc ea.; $1. doz.: Plus

Exc. for Star Leaf Be-

ellow Sultana. Mrs.

lor, Demorest, Rt. 1,

idge Rose Azaleas, 25c

$10, C; Glads, Blue

Pi mroses, 50c_doz.;

Lily, Shasta Daisy,

Red, White Begonia, 15c

y, Red Monthly Rose,

dd postage. Mrs, Pres-

Diamond.

ce Canna plants, $1. doz.;

House plants, $1.00;

ize Crinium Bulbs,

jana, 6, $1. Exe. for

at or white sacks, Mrs.
d, Dixie. 2

r and Orange Lil-

is, Yellow Daffo-



Rebecca Golden, Bre-

cols. German Iris,

size, Dbl. Red Cannas,
Trumpet Daffodils,
1000, $25) Adal
a E. B. Thornton,

Phlox, Rose, White
e, 50c doz.; White
dont know name,
75e; Star of Beth-
$1.00; Golden-
: -; Orange Day
rge blooming size, 60c
ce Harrison, Bremen.
is, half price, all cols.,
newer varieties: Sha
Gudrun, 15c; China
Golden Majesty Wa-.
Eras, Crystal Beauty,
or complete - list.
Farrar, Jenki

muda Lily Bulbs,
White Iris, 2 1:2 doz.,
on Sultanas, ni
and blooming, 50c

. Thaxton, Jackson,

anium, Coleus, Lay-
anas;, Christmas Cac-
.; 2, 25e; Rainbow and
air Fern, 25 ea.; Pink

- Pink Thrift, 50c
postage. Myrtle Jack-

w, Rt. de 5 G25

> WwW tar

M.| mart, Rt. 2.
Geraniums, $1. ea.; Sultanas,.

Yellow Narcissus, i

Narcissus,
and Sir Watkins Jon-
nquilla Simplex, etc.,

Add postage.
y, Lithonia, R. R. No, 2

ols. Annual Phlox Seed,

Cream _ Hollyhock,,

t season, White Fever
_tsp. and stamped en-
stel_mixture
25c for match box

. M. Kelley, Lithon-

ue :
C. Semi Dbl, Pink

$5.00; Dees Cream
up Daffodils, $3.;

Long Trumpet,
a3 Narcissus,

per dozen |

state orders. No
}COD. Mrs. H. L. Fields, MeDon-

annas, 50c doz. Add|

Pom-Pom Mums,

is, $4. C; $30.| Butterfly cuttings, 6, 50c; Dif.

tlarge plants, 75c-$1, ea,
[Roe Dy Y Son

Alliput,

Genuine disease free Ber-
muda Easter Lily Bulbs, per
dozen; 7-8 in, cireum., $4.20; 6-
7 in., $3.00; 5-6 in., $2.40; 4-5 in,

~a, | $1.80. 25 extra for postage. |

Thomas H. Brewer, Lumber
City, Rt. 1.

Christmas Smilax Bamboo

| Vines, 1, $1.00; 3, $2.00; Seed of

same, $1. doz; Also sweet
Crotalaria (good for cattle and
oats), large plants, $1. C. Care-

ly packed. PP. Jonathan W.
Toole, Macon, 410 Burton Ave.

All kinds of box flowers: Ge-
raniums, Sultanas, Lantanas,
Rainbow Moss, Justicia, Coleus,
Red, Pink Conch Begonias,
Guinea Wing, Maple Begonia,
Blue, Pink Hydrangeas, Ferns,
Air-O-Plant plants, 15c ea.; 2,
25c. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

Narcissi, White, Cream, and
2 var. yellow, 35c doz.; Snow-
drops, 50c %C. Add _ postage.
Ethel Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2.

_ Single Blue Roman Hyacinths,
75 doz.; All cols. Shirley Poppy
Seed; 2 tbls. 45c. Mrs. A. F. O-
Kelley, Maysville.

Mixed var. Bearded Iris, dark
and light colors, unlabeled, $1.
doz.; Single Orange Day Lilies,
50c doz.; Double, 75c doz.; Mix-

red asst. Yellow Jonquils, But-

tercups, Narcissus, $1. C, Exe.
for print sacks. Mrs. R. T. Row-
an, McDonough, Rt, 2.

Dbl. Blue Hyacinth. Bulbs,

-$1.25 doz.; Madonna Lily, $6.00

doz. Send postage for out-of-
checks. nor

ough, Rt. 3.

Tulip Bulbs, bloomin

p size,
asst. colors; 25, $2.50 PP.

o less

-sold: G. M.. Moseley, Menlo,

Mixed bulbs Narcissus, Daf-
fodils, Jonquils, 50c No
checks nor stamps. Mrs. W. T.
Langley, Palmetto, Rt. 1.

Purple Blooming Thrift, Rose

Verbena, Light Pink, Purple,
Blue Violets, each 90 C; Ever-
bearing Strawberry plants,

good roots, 70c C; $6.50 M. Add

< a

Red President Cannas, 75c
doz.; Coral Vine, Red Bleeding
Hearts, 50c ea.; Golden Yellow
) : 50c . doz;
Mixed. Iris, $1, C; Christmas
Cactus, 25 ea.; Mixed White,
Yellow Narcissus, $1.50 C; $1.
orders PP in Ga. Evelyn W.
Seago, Pinehurst.

Dbl. Geraniums, rooted, Red,
White, Orchid, Pink, Salmon,
20c ea.; Ferns: Lace, Long Leaf-
ed Boston, Coleus, 3 kinds, Sal-
mon Sultana, 15c ea. Mrs. V. E.

|Bennett, Pitts, Rt. 1,

. Pink Rooted Dbl. Geraniums,
blooming size, 35 ea.;.3-kinds
each of Cactus and _ Begonias,
10c ea.; asst. 12 cuttings, $1.00.
Mrs, J, G. Dodd, Norcross Rt, 1.!

Bermuda Easter Lilies, large
bulbs, $2. doz.: asst. blooming
sizes, 60c doz.; Nice: Bulblets, $1.
C; Small, $1.50 pt; asst. 12
rooted pot plants, $1. Add post-
age, Miss Ivey Dugger, Oliver.

~ White Fever Few, 10c ea.; 5
dif, Althea cuttings, 6, 50c;
White Siberian Iris, 10c ea.;

Verbena, 50c doz. Add postage.
Mrs, H. H. Thomason, Rock.

rooted, 25 ea; Air-O-Plane
plant leaves, 5c ea.; Geranium
cuttings, 15c. Add postage. Mrs,
J. E. Sorrells, Royston.

Pink and Red Begonia, Sul-
tana, 25c ea.; cutting, 10c: Dbl.
Pink Geranium, 25c - cuttings;
t Miss
Evelyn Smith, Royston, Rt, 1,

Red, Pink, and Lavender
Large Geraniums, 50c ea.;. Cut-
tings, 10c ea.; Dif. ols. Sul-
tanas, 10 ea.; Green Calendula,
20c ea; Boston Fern, 15c
White Green Striped Jew,
ea. Del, Mrs. Leilar
Royston, Rt. 1.

; Hardy Verbena, blood red,
white, deep purple, lavender,
indigo blue, 4 shades pink, rose,
also variegated, red with vhite
eye, blue, 15 rooted and packed

5c
Phillips,

+ | in mud, $1.00 plus postage: Mrs,
: . E. Richardson, Bowdon, Rt,

Avr. . Blooming Narcissus,

dC; Emperor Jonquil Bulbs,



fet C; Large Dbl. Daffodils,

1.50 C; $12.00 M, Mrs. Nora
: tes de

Dragon Bulbs,

postage. Miss Hattie Mae Huff, |
Philomath. :

ea.;)

Red and Yellow Cannas, 50
doz.; White Paper Narissus and
Yellow Jonquils, $1.50 C; Purple
Tris, Blue Hyacinths, 75e doz.

Add postage. Mrs. Joe Smith,
Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 66.

White Tissue Narcissus, Dbl,
large White, Pink, Purple,
Bronze Mums, Pink Azalea-
mums, 40 doz.; Yellow Narcis-
sus, $1.25 C; Pink Thrift, Petun-
jas, Blanket Flowers, 25 doz.
Add postage. Exc. for Regal or
Calla Lilies. Mrs. P. R. Arnold,
Benevolence.

Big Yellow Daffodil Bulbs,,
$2.00 C. No checks nor stamps.
Mrs. Effie L. McElroy, Buchan-
an, Rt. 1,

Dbl. Crape Myrtles, . Altheas,
Nandinas, Dbl. Pink and White
Ileandor, Arborvitaes, Sarah
Frost Camellia, .Abelia, Hyd-
rangea, 2 col. Gardenias, Wax
Leaf Ligustrum, Mimosa, Poin-
settia, Pittosporum, Purple Wis-
teria, Roses, Tung Oil Trees,
Zinnia Plants. Mrs. Viola C,
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 343.

Mixed Iris, 25, 65c; 7 labeled,
35, $1.25; White Swan, Purple
Prince, 50, $1.25; Jonquils, Daf-
fodils, 200, $1.65; Cream Daffs-
dils, $1.15 C; Gaillardia, ever-
blooming, 40 doz.; Dbl. Pink
Pond Lily, Pot Caladiums, 65c.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1.

Tris, large type, White and
Mixed Col.,-8 large rooted, $1.00;
Mixed Daffodils, 4 kinds, 100
bulbs. $1.00: Gle@ Bulbs. Sal-
mon Pink, 25, $100; Madonna
Lily, Tiger Lily, Cannas, many

| others, Add postage. Miss Ruth

Underwood, Conyers, Rt. 3.

Jack-in-Pulpit, Trillium; Snap
3 doa, $1,00;
Maiden Hair Ferns, Hyacinths,
Red Verhenas, 3, 25c; White
Water Lilies, 2, 25e; Tiger, Dbl.
Lemon, Red Day Lilies, Tulips,
$1.00 doz. Moss packed. Miss
Grace Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

White Calla, Milk and Wine.
Lemon, White Easter Lilies, 1
each, 50c; Water Hyacinths,
Rooted Abelias, Snowballs, Red
Spireas, Japonicas, Fancy Leaf
Caladiums, White Sultanas,
Purple Striped, Green Jew,
your selection, 10, $1.00. Moss
packed. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-
lonega, Rt, 1. :

Maple Leaf begonias, night
blooming Cereus, pink hydran-
gea, Thanksgiving and Feb-
ruary cactus, all rooted, 50c ea:
mix, col. Iris, 50e doz.; Exe. for
rooted Christmas cactus, Dbl.
white or lavender geraniums.
Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison,

White Roman Hyacinths, 10c
ea. bulb. Rleanor Branan, Mc-
Donough, Rt., 2,

Bulbs: Madonna: Lily, No. 1,
$4.00 doz.; No. 2, $3.00 doz;
No. 3, $2.00 doz.; No. 4, $140
doz.; Old Fashion Narcissus
(bloom early -in spring), large,
15 smaller, 10 ea, Add postage.
Mrs. W. W. Barnette, Forest
Ar reer dace

-Hyacinths, per doz: Blue Ro-
man, 75e; Feather, 45 doz;
Thalia Daffodils, $1.50 doz,;
Daffodil mixture, Thalia, Helios,
Gertie Millar, Feb, Gold, Orange
Glow, Mrs, Krelage, Firetail,
Orange Cup, Emperor, other
varieties, 2 doz.,.. $1.00. Miss
Mary Lou Wills, Jefferson, ~

_ 5 dif. col. Geraniums, rooted,
60c; Sprengeri, Boston Fern,
Se ea.; Purple, Striped, Green
Jew, 6, 25c; Pink and Orange
Sultanas, not rooted, 6, 25c;
Conch Geraniums, 15c ea.; Cole-

Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Rebecca.

Med. type Emperor Daffodi!
Bulbs,- White Apr, Narcissus
Yellow Centers, mixed cols,
Tris, 45c doz.; $3.50 C; Orange
Day Lilies, 40c doz.; $3.50 C;
$15.00 M; Lemon Lily Bulbs,
$1.00. doz. Add postage. Mrs,
Emma Clayton, Roy.

Rooted, Angel Wing, Grape,
Alligator, Silver Tip, Red, Pink
Conch Begonia, Coleus, Ice
Plant, Devils Pin Cushion, Sul-
tanas, Geraniums, Oyster Shell,
Maiden Hair, Sword, Ruffled
Sprengeri Ferns, Easter, Milk
and Wine, Day Lilies, any 2



-{son, Shellman. -

plants, $1.25. Mrs. V. M. John-

a



Saw

us cuttings, fc ea. Add postage. |-

Paper White Narcissus, large
bulbs, clean and blooming size,

20, $1.00; $300C. Mrs. Rosa G.
Poole, Valdosta, Box 112.



FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED



Want 1-500. Baky Nandina
Plants. Quote best price in 100
lots. Jas. T. Persons, Atlanta,
537 Candler St., N. E.

Want Celosia, Cockscomb and
Princes Feather (2 cols. on 1
plant). Mrs. G. D. Pirkle, Doug-
lasville.

Want Crape Myrtle Sprouts,
any col., 12 in. up. If enough
sprouts, will come for them.
Write best price and quantity
available. Mrs, Pierce Tidwell,
Greenville.

pot plant). Advise. Mrs. M,
McClure, Savannah, 1013 Whea-
ton St.
SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE



Lilliston Peanut Picker on
rubber;
Plows, $20.00; Two No. 14 Dbl.
Hopper Cole Planters, $25. ea.
also perfect. cond. M. P. Min-
chew, Jr., Macon, Rt. 3. S

Old fashioned water mill,
good racks, all gears that go for
overshot wheel; also a good
/mare, works anywhere, single
pr dbl. See E. E. Falls, Hurst.

New Dbl. Milking Portable
Machine, never used, sell
bargain. John L. Parrott, Ma-
con, 2366 Miller Field Road.

Turner Peanut Picker, $350.;
IHC Mawer, mule type, $60. J.
H: Leverett, Parrott.

M Farmall, $1150.00; H Farm-
all with planters, distributors,
eultivators, almost new, $1250.;
All for $4000.00. Vinson Wil-
liams, Gibson, POB 95,

New 2 H Walking Cultivator,
perfect cond., priced right.
iley C. Couch, Turin. ;

Minn.-Moline Tractor, 1941
model Z with 1947 motor, B &
B harrow, smoothing harrow, 4
disc tiller, hammer, McCormick-

cond., $2100. cash, Neax Bethel
Church between Conyers and
Loganville. M. D. Beauchamp,|
Conyers, Rt. 2,

David Bradley Mowing Ma-
chine for traecter, 7 ft. blade,
perfect cond., meunted on trac-
tor only 3 times, $150. cash, J, P.
Nicholson, Athens, Rt. 2.

Farmall Super A_ Tractor,
planters, cultivators, harrow, 7
ft. mowing machine, bought last
Aug., used not over 35 hours,
$1550, R,.C. Fulghum, Thomas-
meee S. Church St. Phone
185-J.,

Poultry equipment of all
kinds, bargain price, C..R, Mit-
chell, Atlanta, 654 Elkmont
Drive, N. E; Phone. Ve. 3721,

Murray Gin, all steel con-
denser, automatic tramper, -ete.,
good cond., $2500. E.-L. Bur-
nette, Quitman, PHone 4532.

M Farmall, 3 disc power
plow, Rome harrow, hydraulic
an, Oliver combine, $2500.00;

4 Caterpillar with angle and
tilting bulldozer blade, $2250.00;
Ford-Ferguson Tractor, almost
new planters, cultivators, ha
rake, drag-harrow, $1375. T. H.
Ridgeway, Winder,

H Farmall Tractor, 1945 mod-
el, starter, lights, 1H 86 2 Way
ottom plow for use on H Farm-
all tractor.. Together or sep-
arate, Reasonable, Harmon
Thrift, Cobbtown, Rt. 1, Metter-
Claxton Rd.

Good Meadow Grist Mill, 30
in. rock, and good. Hammer
| Mill, $300. for both with shafts,
belts and pulleys for quick
sale. T. T. Jeffords, Waycross,
Rt. 4.

King Bush and Bogg Harrow,
broke 50 acres land only. Make
best priee. W. C. Byington,
Newnan, Rt. 3.

Lilliston Peanut Picker on
rubber, Lilliston. Power Press
with Wise. air cooled engine,
A-1 cond. W. R. Akins, Reids-
ville. (51/2 mi. S7 Reidsville).
Phone 1763 Glennyille,



Want Widows Tears (bulb cwr

Set Southern Peanut.

at]

Dene Tee 52 Combine, good} M



4-80 saw gin stands, complete,

good cond. Contact. Jas. Waller,
Owner, Soperton. 4

2 Disc Plow (Hester) for J. D,
Tractor, good cond. broke 10
acres. J. M. Harper, Madison,



Rt. 2. Bie

Intnl Ensilage Cutter, new
last year; filled 1 Silo, $250.
FOB Hogansville.

Ralls, Hogansville.

Harvey Feed Mill, good cond.,

used very little. Sell or trade
for good milch cow fresh in,





Hamilton

Geo. S, Moye, Collins, Box 363. eG

SEED FOR SALE



Approx. 5,000 lbs, Blue Lu-
pine, ger. 90 percent, unclean-
ed, 4c lb, FOB barn. O. C. An-
derson, Augusta, Rt. 4, Box 83.

Recleaned Brown Top Millet

seed, hay and grazing kind, $10.

Norman Johnson, War-
renton. :

Collard Seed, recleaned, new
crop. Phone and wire for prices
on big lots. W. W. Williams,
Quitman.

1,000 Ibs.,

Crimson Clover

seed, recleaned, 40c lb. G. H.- es

Davis, Rome, Rt. 2. Bells Fer-
ry Rd. ; :

5 tons Dixie Crimson Clover,
99.42 per ct. purity, 92 per ct,
total germ. 10 per ct. hard



Ie



seed, 40c Ib. W. H. Huddleston,

Jonesboro.

Green Glaze collard seed, 25
pkt., 5 pkts., $1. PP. T. J. Steed,
Buena Vista. :
WVWweVWwowoCC = =

PLANTS FOR SALE

Marglobe Tomato, 500, $1.00;
$1.60 M; Ga. Collards, 500, $1.;
$1.50 M: Hot Pepper, 50c C;
500, $1.50. Del. J. H, Davis, Mil-
ledgeville, Rt. 5.

Peppermint Plants, Catnip, 2

doz. bunches, 50c; $1.50 ;
Small type Garlic Bulbs, 2
-d0z., -50c3>: $1.75 <Cs- $0: ies

Add postage. Mrs. Emma Clay-
ten, Roy.

Collard and certified Tomato
Plants, $2.50 M. Clayborn Stray-
horn, Flowery Braneh, RFD 1,

Cert. Tomato, Collard and
Chas. W. Cabbage plants, $2.50
M, J. L. Strayhorn, Flowery
Braneh, RFD 1.. /

Everbearg Strawbry plants,
75e C; Klondike and Lady T,
75e C. Add postage. Mrs. John
Howard, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Ga. Collard, Baltimore and
Rutger Tomato, Dutch, Copen-
hagen and Wakefield Cabbage
plants, 400, $1.00; $2. M. No
checks. Mrs. Robert C. Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Ga. Collard plants, and Cab-

bage, Wakefield, Duteh and
Copenhagen, 400, $1.05; $2.05
M. No checks. Tom Smith,

Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Short Stem and Heading Col-
lard plants, 30c C; 500, $1.25;
$2. M. Del. Mrs. Leilar Phillips,
Royston, Rt. 1. :

Rutger and New Stone Toma-
to plantss, $1. M. Add postage,
Prompt shipment, Mrs, William
Carder, Gainesville, Rt, 9.

Late Cabbage plants, 300, 60;
500, 90c. Add postage. Henry
Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Collard Plants, $1.25 M_ at
bed. Add postage. Dollie Pear-
son, Dahlonega, Rt, 1,

Blakemore Strawberry, 500,
$3.75; $7, M; Marglobe Tomato,
500, $1.25; $2.50 M. Add post-
age. Mrs. Eva Waldrip, Gaimes-
ville, Rt. 7

Chas. W. Cabbage, White Ber-
muda Onion, Ga. Heading Col-
lard, Imp. Rutabaga, Long Pod
Hot Pepper, guar. extra large,
PP 50c C; 500, $2. Buford
Lightsey, Jr,, Baxley, Rt. 3.

E. J. Cabbage, Imp. Ga. Ruta-
baga, Heading Collard, White
Bermuda Onion, Long Pod Hat
Pepper, guar. extra large, 50
C; 500, $2. PP. Damp moss pack-
ed. Harris Lightsey, Baxley, Rt.
8:

pa

Late Flat Dutch and large C.
W. Cabbage, Ga., Qld Fashion
Collards, Marglobe, Stone, Balti-
more Ternato, tough, 300, $1.00;
600, $1.50; $2.20-M; 5 M, 810,00.
Del. Mixed if desired, L. M.
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

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(Continued from Page One)

ing for Federal-State Inspection Service
on live and dressed poultry and dressed
domestic rabbits for condition and
wholesomeness.

There has also been in effect since
Mav 1, 1941, a Memorandum of Agree-
ment providing for Federal-State In-
- gpection and- Grading Service to grow
ers, shippers, processors and others hay-
ing a financial interest in the agricul-
tural commodities and products. These

PLANTS FOR SALE

Marglobe Tomato Plants,
500, $1.00; $1.75 M. Burl Jones,
Gainesville, Rt.. 1.

Ga. Old Fashion Collard,
Cabbage, any size,
Marglobe, Stone and Greater
Baltimore Tomato, 300, $1.00;
500, $1.50; $2.20 M. Del. A. C.
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Good Collard plants, $1. M. at
my home. Dock T. Grizzle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 3.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch
Cabbage, Rutger, Stone and
Marglobe Tomato, Collard, 35c
C; 300, 90c;-$1.85 M; 5000, $8.75.
Lee Crow. Gainesville, Rt. 2,

- Box 143.

Garden Sage plants, rooted,
25 a bunch; 5, $l. Add postage.

Mrs. Harce Suttles, Hartwell,
Ria.

Leading var. Cabbage, Col-
lard and Tomato, 50c C; 400,
- $1.00; $2. M. H. Branan,
Gordon.

Himalaya Blackberry, 75c
doz. Carefully packed: Miss
Ann Dunaway, Tignall.

Open field grown Marglobe,

Wilt ressistant, 6-8 in. plants,
$2.50 M here. Extra mailed. B.
R. Woodliff, Atlanta, Rt. 1.

Late Chas. W. Cabbage plants,
35c C; PP in Ga. Early Green
Okra Seed, 50c Ib.; 3 lbs., $1.00.
Exe. for print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
-good cond. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

Marglobe, _ Rutger Tomato,
Ga. Collard, 400, $1.00; $1.75 M
prepaid 5 M up; $1. 25 M col.:
euch Wakefield, Copenhagen

abbage, 300, $1. 00; $2. M; 5 M
up, $1.50 M. exp.
Pepper, 300, $1.
Gainesville, Rt. 2

Marglobe and Rutger Tomato,
500, $1.25; $2. M. Del. No COD.
~Claudie Mathis, Gainesville, Rt.
2.

"col; Sweet
Cc. W. Smith,

Marglobe Tomato, 400, $1.00;
$00, $1.25; $2.25 M. Add_post-
age. No checks. Prompt del. C.
D. Crow, Gainsyille, Rt. 2.

Marglobe Tomato, 400, $1.00;
500, $1.25; $2.25 M. Add- post-
age. Prompt shipment. No chks.
Ethel Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Rutger and Marglobe Toma-
to, 500, $1.25;> $2. .M.~ Del.
Prompt shipment. No COD.
bag Mathis, Gainesville, Rt.

Copenhagen, Dutch and
Wakefield Cabbage, 300, $1.00;
2. M del.: 5000 up exp. col.,
1.25 M. No checks. Bonnie
Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2





PLANTS FOR SALE



NEW SERVICES PROVIL
FOR FARMERS OF GEO

With the roilpiiey a
vices provided for under the

Memoranda are all currently in effect
and are renewed annually.
The Department is also Reapceateue
with the Bureau of Animal Industry,
USDA, in the control and eradication of
Bangs disease, Bovine Tuberculosis, Hog
Cholera and other infectious and con-
tagious diseases of livestock, including
poultry. These services are all provided
for the benefit of the farmers of Georgia
and in most eases at no expense to the
individual farmer,

CATTLE FOR SALE



Marglobe Tomato, 500, $1.

$2.25 M. Add postage. J.
Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Sage plants, 500, $6.00; $10.

M; Marglobe Tomato, $1.75

25;
oO.

50
M.

Prepaid. L. J. Ellis, Cumming.



CATTLE. FOR SALE



Jersey-Holstein Heifer
Ist. calf, 2 gals. on grass,
gals. on good feed, $125
without calf. At my home
old Dahlonega and Cumm

with

3
0
on
ing

Rd. Russ H. Whelchel, Dawson-

ville, Rt. 3.

14. mos. old Jersey and
Guernsey crossed Bull, good
cond., $75.00 L. S. Brackett,

Marietta, Rt. 2, Barnes Mill Ra.

old, Cow, cre
4. gals., da

Fresh, 7 yr.
colored Jersey,

am

ily.

Inquire for the John L. Gaines

Place, 3 mi. of Buford. R.

Parker, Flowery Branch, Rt.

H.
2.

Fresh Guernsey Milch Cow

for sale.
Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Reg. Hereford Bull,
Majestic Silver No. 5771175,

Claud A. Skelton,

WMF

six

mos. old, real prospect for herd
bull, sired by Real Silver Dom-

ino 54th.

(a brother: of Hiils

and Dales Farms $52,000 bull).

Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr..

. Marietta,

Rt. 3, Ward Mead Farm, Paper

Mill Rd.

22 White Face Beef Type

Cows and 1 Bull, $250.00

ea.

Tel. No. 4863. Roscoe Treadweli,

Culloden, RFD.

Reg. Jersey Male Calf, 5 mos.
old, His Sire No. 4872r20; His

Dam, No. 1582837. $50.00
my barn. J. R. Savage,
tha; Rta lar

13 mos.

at
Jr.,

old purebred Jersey

Bull, good bloodlines, $150. with

papers in buyers name. At
place on Klondike - Uni

my
ion

Church Rd., 6 mi. from Lithon-

ia. Edward H. Foster, Stock-
bridge, Rt. 1.
2 Roan reg. Polled Short

Horn Cows,
High Command,
ed Reg. Short Horn
Max L. McRae, McRae.

Black Angus
mos. old, reg.

Hei

and

Bull Calves,
inoculated,

bred to Oakwood
also 1 red Poll-

fer.

6

thrifty, gentle. See. J. C. Davis,

Martin, Rt.

Full blood, good size
cow, giving 4 gal. milk
more with proper

2:

Jer

my place,

Marietta-Powder Spgs. Rd.

R. Rich, Powder Springs, Rt.

sey

now;
feed. Cal
mos. old, $175. for cow alone,
2 mi. Powder Springs,

f 3
at

9
a





Farm,
Avery, M. D., LaGrange.

HEREFORD CATTLE AUCTION SALE

Auction sale of Polled Hereford cattle, Wednes-
day, August 17th at 1:00 P. M.,
3 mi. So. LaGrange, West Point Road. R. M. }}2

at. Airview Hereford







Auditorium,



AUCTION SALE HEREFORD CATTLE

Public Auction sale, Reg., Hereford and Polled
Hereford cattle, Friday, August 26th, at Livestock
Moultrie. Can accept few more head
from Georgia Breeders. W. E. Aycock, Moultrie.

Good Jersey Cow, 31/2 gals.
daily, $125. at my place near

Mt. Carmel Church. Mrs. Jack
Cox, Duluth, Rt. 2.

Good Milch Cow for sal at
my place. Mrs. B. A. Weeks,
Dial. nets

Good cow to freshen Aug. Ist
for sale my place. Dollie Pear-
son, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Milch Cow, to freshen with
3rd calf Aug. 20th, $165.00; Also
good Breeding Jack, $40. or exc.

for yearling heifer of equal
value. D. R. Flynt, Lincolnton.
sGuernsey Bull, purebred,

from heavy milking stock, 6 yrs.
old, approx. 1400 lbs., very gen-

steers. B. L. Helton, Jr.,

War-
then, Rt. 1. :



HOGS FOR SALE



15 Pigs, OIC-Blue Guinea,
Black PC-Blue Guinea, 8 wks.
old, $10.00 ea. Trade for year-
lings; Shoat, about 85 lbs., $16.-
50. Will not ship. J. C. Ander-
son, Locust Grove, Rt. 1.

* Short Nose, blocky OIC pigs,
ready Aug. I1st., $12.50 eae at
my place. W. M. Holmes, Pine
Lake, Box. 213.

8 Little Bone Guinea Pigs,
11 wks. old Aug. 2nd., $15.90
ea; Young 150 lb. PC Boar,
$35.00 at barn. Joe McMillan,
Dacula. Phone 218-J2.

Pair unrelated OIC Hogs, 7
mos. .old, direct from Silvers
registered. Cannot ship. Come
oS Mrs. E. A. Childres, But-
er.

Reg. OIC Boar, 19 mos. ald,
short nose, blocky, young boars,
215-4 mos. pigs ready Aug. 12,
reg. .buyers name. W.
Hughes, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Reg. SPC Pigs, Grand View,
Victory, Advancer, Grand View
Supreme breeding, _ lifetime
treatment. M. J. Blackmon,
Pinehurst. (4 mi. SE).

Choi*> purebred =24,.~ Hete-
ford Boars and Gilts, 4 mos.
old, selected from 4 large litters,

dark red, perfectly marked, life

treated against cholera and
wormed, $25.00 ea, Reg. in
buvers name. Ship anywhere.

W. M. Mims, Byromville, Rt. !.

Reg. Hereford Gilts, 2-5 mos.
ald, also 3 mos. old boars, from
Ga. Grand Champ. Hereford

tle, exc. cond., $250. or trade for |

P.iand qualifications. T. H. Buck-
ley, Norcross, Rt. 1. :



HORSES AND MULES.
FOR SALE.



Good, strong, black, blocky

Horse Mule, work anywhere;
Also 1 Jersey Milch Cow with
2nd. calf (want to keep cal),
for sale. D. H. Jones, Griffin,
Rt. D, Box 49. Phone 4698.



RABBITS AND CAVIES-
~ FOR SALE



2 mos. old Chinchillas, $4.60
ea.; Trio, $10.00 Ped. papers
furnished. John L. Parrott, ue
con, 2366 Miller Field Rd.

Guinea Pigs (cavies) $3.00 pr.;
Extra males, breeding age, $1. 00
ea. Billy Turner, Union Point.

8 Chinchilla Does, 9 mos. old,

burg, Rt. 1.

9 NZR-Chinchilla mixed rab-
bits, 2% mos. old, good for
Dunwoody,

See. B. Thomas,

CORRECTION: 15 Rabbits,
4. 5 lbs. ea., $1.50 ea.; 20 about
2MIbs., $1. 00 ea L. M. King,
Atlanta, 1387 Avon Ave. S. W.

Ped. NZW Doe, 7 mos. old,
bred if desired, $5.00; Eight
wks. old Doe, $2.00. D. 3. Roof,
Jr., Waynesboro.

~5 White Rabbits,
wks. old, $1.00 ea. FOB.
Nicholson. Talona.

about 7
Je3B:

FARM HELP WANTED



Want col. couple, middleaged,
1 or 2 children, to work on
farm near Norcross. Good prop-
osition. State age, references

Want 2 hands to work |
farm doing all kinds of ens
work J. H. Leverett, Parrot.

Want sober middleaged man

with small family for 60 A farm )

Ga., shares and wages.
Good tobacco allotment, exc.
Jand, tractor furnished. Give
! ages, experience and references,
Ww. A. Connell, Macon, 411 Bibb
Bldg.

Want. white unencumbered
woman to live on farm as one
of family and do_ light
work. Room, board and modest
salary. Mrs. L. L. Hay, ee
Ries 2:

in So.



Boar. L. P. Singleton, Fort Val-
ley > Rt. 82%

Three 4 mos. old Male Essex
Pigs, reg. in buyers name.

' $25.00 ea. Bruce Moss, Lula.

Duroc Pigs, .7- 8 wks. old,
reg. in buyers name, from
Grand Ace bloodline, $25.00 ea.
shipped; $20.00 ea. at my place.
Leroy Myers, Washington, Rt.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE





Fine saddle Welch Mare, 6
yrs. old, approx. 700 lb., and
mare colt, 1% yr. old, cheap
or trade for yearling; Also 2
fine NZ White Does, $2.50 ea.









W. C. Futral, Griffin, Rt. 4

4 Phone 4782



Want middteaged white wo-
man for light farm work on

(farm, All letters ans. Pete Tom-}..

| lin, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Want farm man with exp. in
dairy, Surge milking machine
and creamery. 4 R house, lights,
running water, wood,
space on school rt., close to
stores, $80. mth. to start with.
Have new tractor farm equip.
Apply at once. H. D. Smith,
Trenton.

Want an elderly couple
work with chickens, milk, do
garden work etc. on farm, in
exc, for house rent and reason-
able salary. J; L. Morris, moe
lasville, P. O. Box 62.

Want middelaged col.
and wife for regular farm work
near College Park. Geo.
Steffner, Atlanta, Care
Cafeteria, 1-11 .Pt
Bidg. ,

to





the State of Georgia, -
as well rounded agricult
as. can be found in any state. |
position to give inspec on. or.
service on most any commodit
duced in Georgia at any time 1
sufficient demand for it and the
_ tity of products will justify. te

TOM LINDER
, Commissioner of Agricult

$5.00 ea.; 1 buck, 9 mos. old.
$4.00. Douglas ee Sharpes-

meat, I NZW Buck, 3 mos, old.)
6871 Ptre-Dunwoody Rd. |B

farm)

garden |

man |.

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I feel that 1



POSITIONS Ws

39 yr. old white |
dren, and wife, w
farm. Can drive
South Ga. Cons.
to be moved. =
der.

tor or truck Sees
exp. Desire 4 or 5 R

Couble ee jo)
taker, nursery or es
15 yrs. exp. Ca
Best references.
farm, 50-50. basis an
small house. R. P. oo
son.

to work) Snes job in :
1950. Good reference
and honest. No ba

' Family of 5 desires
farm rest of this year
for crop for 1950
Need good house,
Macon or Atlanta
moved. Curtis H. B
aldsonville, Rt. 1

White man (7 in
men to work) wants j
dairy or hog farm -
and house to live in
ridge, Atlanta, 318.
S. W.

Man and wit whe L

Raise grain. Can dr
and truck. Raised o
drinker. Good ref

Barry, Cedartown, I

Want job oh fa
acres) with foie



hem, Rt. 1.

Want crop to gat
also farm for 1950, 6 i
Experienced. Clem Cab
Vista, RE Sik oe

Want 20-25 acres Be
rent. 3-4 R_ house, within
South or SE of -Al 1

mediately.
lanta, 9 0. Fortres
Tel. i Sr





at NS Acearee or writ F
Patton, Alto, Rt. . A

Want job on farm wi! i
good man. Self, w r
dren (boy 16, girl 1 k
child). need 4-R hous
letters. Robert Cartel
Box sure We oe

Want , job. on fat
enced dairying, w i
truck and tractor (2. ;