Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1948 October 6

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"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1948

THE. NITR(





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609, 367. QU, his left us a net amount
of nitrogen for domestic consumption

amounting to $7,843,690.00. We had a

net ian 1947 om 1946, amounting
to $4,551,620.00. Figuring all nitrogen
at an average of $40.00 per ton, this

was a net loss of 113.790 tons.

' During the first six months of 1948,

our imports of nitrogen amounted to,

$32,669,175.00. Our exports amounted
to $35,925,477.00. This gave us a net
loss in nitrogen of $3, 256, 302.00, In

1947, we had a net for domestic use to

the value of $7,843,690.00, and in the

_ first six months of 1948, we had a net

loss of $3,256,302.00. This: makes our

net loss for ihe first six months of this

year $11,099,992.00. This figured at
$40.00 per ton amounts to 277,499.38
tons. Should we continue to 1s at this

COMMISSIONER

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__ NUMBER 5

GEN SHORTAGE

same rate for the last six months oe
this year our total net loss would
amount to 554,999.6 tons.

This is the net result of turning ote.
business over to a buneh of foreigners

to run for us. x

I do not have foe at the mo-
ment figures on production of domestic












ayes

nitrogen, but will get this as soon as Te sce

can, however, I would eall your atten-

tion to the fact that the demand ter

nitrogen for industrial use has inereased
by leaps and bounds. I suspect, but do

not know at this time, that we shall

find a net reduction in domestic produe-

tion of nitrogen that is available fer

agricultural purposes.

TOM LINDER, :
ee of Agriculture









































upon | agriculture for their

e eed ph ogress.



This a nie fon the
its ae resources, its

mason in aS tate. haw
een se and a

-and industrial
d. It is true,
happens. to the
r of ruval people. will |
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| by Honorable Walter S. Brown, Director,

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By WALTER S. BROWN, Director,
| Georgia Agricultural Eeasion Service.

Athens, Ga.



gia. It is supported finaneially by
means of a cooperative arrangemeut

between the United States Department
.of Agriculture, the University System

of Georgia, and county governmental
authorities. It serves as a connecting
two-way link between rural people and
state and national govern-
ments. Extension Service workers
carry information to rural people, and
in turn serve as a means of carr ving the
agricultural problems of rural people
to local authorities, to state experiment

stations, the State Department of Agri- |





Last week we carried an article by
Doctor | George H. King, Director, Geor-
gia Coastal Plain Experiment Station,
Tifton, Georgia, covering the work of the
Experiment Stations and their relation
to the farmers of the State.

This week we are carrying an article

Georgia Agricultural Extension Service,
. Athens, Georgia, covering the work of the
Extension Forces and their relation to
the farmers of the State.

In the next two issues I will carry an
article by Dean Paul Chapman, College
of Agriculture, Athens, Georgia, cover-
ing the work of the College Of Agricul-
ture, ard an article by myself, outlining
the work of the State Department of
Agriculture.
qs . TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agricultura,





ad

; porary pastures.



culture, and, if need be, to the United
States Department of Agriculture.

The program of the Extension Serv-

ice is necessarily as broad and varied
as the problems, programs and practices

of the farm people it serves. Its work
is earried on in cooperation with other
agricultural agencies and organizations.
Examples of assistance given to farm
people by Extension Service workers

are as follows:

County reports showed that 4,200
farm families in 108 counties were as-
sisted in obtaining good varieties of
fruit trees and plants.

Corn demonstrations were conducted
by 1,300 farmers and the average yield

for the demonstrations was about 60 bu-
_ Shels per acre.

Approximately 125,000 aeres were
planted to permanent pastures in 1947
and 230,000 aeres of pasture were im-
proved by applying fertilizer, lime, re-
seeding, clearing or draining. Special
emphasis was given to winter tem-
Approximately 87,-
000 acres were planted to winter graz-

~ Ine,

There were 242 one-variety cotton
communities in 84 counties.

Nearly 700 farmers completed the
five-acre cotton contest. The average
vield was 1,460 pounds of seed cotton
per acre. j

Winter lezumes planted in 1947 tote
ed 807,000 acres. During the year 435.-

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FLOWERS AND SEED

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



FCR SALE
Nice, rooted, 1 1/2 yrs. oid :
Gardenias, 75c ea. Mrs. E. J.

_Carr, Acworth.

Little Blue Siberian Iris, 60c
oz.; 2 Gardenia Plants, rooted,
Qevrs old, $l.ea.; Dbl. White
Geranium cuttings, rooted, 10c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Julia
Singleton, Atlanta, 1139 Hail
Ave. S. E. Tel. Ma. 4184.

Native Hydrangeas, Trumpet
Vines, 25c ea.; Pink Hydran-
_ geas, 50c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
W.-H. Meacham, Atlanta, 57
Lakeview Ave. N. E.

Blooming size, mixed, Yellow
and White Narcissus Bulbs, 50c
doz. 2 doz. PP. Mrs. J- B. Whe-
less, Adel.

Fine Iris Bulbs (many colors)

for sale or to exc. for Pink or
White Dbl. Hyacinths, or Pink

Peonies. Write first. Mrs. Mary |

McGuire, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Mimosa Tree, Redbud, Snow-
drop, Narcissus, Jonquil Buibs,
Jerusalem Cherry Plants,
Scotch Bloom, Periwinkle Vine,
Vinca Sweet, Blue and White
Violets, several Altheas, Hedge
Mountain Hydranges, Cedars,
Jan. Jasmine, Lily of Valley.
Mrs. Fred Foster, Atlanta, 186}
Ben Hill Rd. Ra. 0166.

African Violets,
Exec. for good print sacks,
white rabbits, or apples. At
~ my home. Mrs.. C. J. Johnston,
Atlanta, 1982 Baker Rd. N. W.
Tel. Am. 6229.

Wandering Jew, 6 nice cut-

tings, 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
Myrtle P. Hunt, Atlanta, 1690},
H#ivans--Dr., S.-W.

African Violets, (purple and
pink), 2 plants, $1.00; Also Ai-

now for blooms next spri ng,
$1.25 doz. Mrs. W.W. Trimble,
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Boxwood, Gardenias, Azaleas,
Hibiscus, 25c ea.; Geraniums, |
Begonias, Cactus and other
house plants, 7 large plants, $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Alma Moore,
Adel.

Rex Beene $1. ea.; Water-
melon, Crested Beefsteak, In-
dian Maid Begonias, 35c ea.: 3,
$1.00; 6 var. Dainty Table
Ferns, 25c ea.; African Violet
Leaves, 7 var., $1.00; Minimum,

; order, $1. PP. Mrs. N. B.. Wil-

son, Atlanta, 943 Greenwood

Ave. N. E.

Star of Bethlehem Bulbs. 25c
doz.; 75c C; Spotted Touch-Me-
Not Seed, 25c. tsp.; Large Dol.
Poppy Seed, 3 cols,, 20c. Exe.
vot flowers fo. Marechalneil:
Monthly Rose. Mrs. J. E. Stone,
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Container grown, State insp..
Camellias, 8-12 in., all cols., and
variegated, $1.25 ea.; $12. doz.;
Kurume Azaleas, 4-6 in., Indica
Azaleas, 6-8 in. 60c; $6. doz.
O. B. Burroughs, Jr., Auguste,
630 Seventh St.

1000 Boxwood and 100 Hel-



15 to $1/|

ly. Must be-sold.Come see.
| Make offer. T. E. Eason, De-
|catur, 320 Mead Rd.

Daffodils, $5. M; Purple Iris,
Orange Day. Leovard Lilies,
Fall Rinks, Blue Tame Violets,
75c C; Yellow Texas and Red
Roses, Azaleas, 2, 40c: 3 yrs.
|old Japonicas. 50c ea. Rooted.
| Add postage. Mrs. Frank Parks,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Variegated, Red and Yellow
Canna_ Lilies, $1. doz.; Dorothy
Perkins Roses, rooted, 3, 502;
Flowering Almonds, 3, 50c; Exc.
for print sacks at 25c ea, Mys.





rican Violet. Leaves, 7, $1. PP.| A. T. Lee, Jesup, Rt. 1.
Mrs. J. B. See Dues, atlanta Butter and Eggs. Bulbs, $2.
1294 Emory Circle, N. E C; Daffodils and Jonquils,
Variety Iris, Emperor and|mixed bulbs, $2. C. Miss Atta
Empress Daffodils, large size,| Alexander, Jefferson, Rt. 2.
50c doz.; White Apr. piareien | Mixed Daffodils, Giant and
Golden Spur Daffodil, $2. C;|\ed. Trumpet, Short Cupped
Mixed, $1.50 C; Star of Beth-| Varieties, Aerolite, Emperor,
lehem and Blue Grape Hya-| Ojymphia, H. Smith, Red Cross.
cinths, 20c doz. Tel. Ra. 9636.| Diana Kasner, Crystal Queen.
Mrs. C. E. Leverett, Atlanta; | py Kitchner, Orange Cup, Ger-
Ri. 1, Ben Hill Rd. tie Millar, Thalia, others, 25
White Swan, Purple Prince, | bulbs, $1.00; Blue Roman Hya-
Bearded Iris, 50c doz.; Blue] cinths, 50c doz. Mary L. Wills,
Roman Hyacinths, 3, 25c; Chi-| Jefferson.
nese. Sacred Lilies, 25c ea.;1 Glag Bulbs, $1. doz. Pink
Blooming size Orange Dbl. Day | Thrift plants, $1. doz, Add
/@ailies, <35c doz.; . Pink Thrift; | postage. Mrs.) cP apne
dae. Cosbxc.. for: print sacks. | fenkinsburg. 3
Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell, ae
2. Big lot of large Junipers and
: }other Shrubs, cheap for cash,
Tris ulbs, many colors, plant | or exc. for anything ean use.

|Cannot. ship .or dig; also large
Myrtles, $5. ea, Miss Alice
Stokes, Jasper, Rt. 3.

t} bow, Maiden Hair Fern,

| cissus,

|



FLOWERS AND SEED
- FOR SALE

Pink, Red, Geraniums, Rain-
25;
Christmas, June Cactus, Sai-
mon Lantana, 15c ea.; Green
and White Striped Jew, 30e
doz.; Pink, Red, Begonias, 20c
a.; Love_In Tangle Moss, Hen
and Biddie, Cactus, 10c a.,

| Narcissus. $1. doz. Add postage.

Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Jasper, Rt

3.

Evergreen Hawthorne, bright
Orange Berries; Flowering
Quince, Flowering Pomegran-
ate; Rose-Pink Weigelas; Abe!-
ias; Paul Scarlett Climber
Roses; all 2 yrs. old plants, 50c

a.; Coral Vine Tubers, 50c ea;
Mrs. A. B. Roberts, Iron City.

Gladioli bulbs, large size. $1.
doz; smaller, 75c doz;-mix. yel-
low jonquils, 25 bulbs, 50;
mock orange bushes, small size,
25c ea. Damp packed, Postpaid.
Mrs. W..T. Edwards, Jefferson,
Rie 3)

Motntain Grown: Glad bulbs,
28 var. listed. Write for des-

criptive folder. J. O. Brown,

Nacoochee. Fe ie
All Yellow Daffodil Bulos,

| Long Trumpet, $1. C; White

Cluster Narcissus, large hulbs,
mostly 2 in. dia., 50c doz. Del.
Ga. and border states. A. &

-Stanton, Newborn.

Mixed cols. Azaleas, 75c doz.;
Snowballs, Lilies and Velvet
-Roses and Boxwoods, 25c ea.,
Indian Arrow, Dogwood, 75c
doz. All rooted. Add postag2.

Mrs. Elsie Cantrell, Oakhill.

Mixed cols. Azaleas, 75 doz ;
Snowballs, Boxwoods; Lilies,
Velvet Roses, 25 a.; Indian
-Arrow, Dogwood, 75 doz. All
rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Jen-
nie Waddell, Oakhill.

All cols. Azaleas, rooted, $1.
doz.; Yellow Japonicas, 75c ea.;
Ivy and Bridlewreath, 35 a.;
Weeping May, Birdeye Bushes,
50c ea. All rooted. No checks
nor COD. Mrs. J. B. Farist, Oak
Hill.

CORRECTION: Camellias. 4-
6 in., mixed cuttings, $1. doz.;
10 named labeled, $1.00; Larger |
cuttings priced accordingly; |
Also 6 cols, Azaleas, 10c ea.;
Geraniums, Cape Jasmine. Hy-
drangeas, cuttings, 5c ea. Mrs.
Rene Loyd, Ocilla, Rt. 2.

Nice Mimosa Trees, 4-5. ft.)
$1.25 ea. Add postage. No chks.
Mrs. W. J. Smith, Odessadale.

Dbl. Tube Rose Bulbs, 4, $1.
Paper White Narcissi (blooms.
at Christmas in pots) $1. doz;
Long and Short Trumpet Daf-
fodil Bulbs, $1.50 C. 2 free air-
plane plants with each order.
Mrs. B. T. Echols, Philomath.

Red Sultanas, Christmas and |

Thanksgiving Cactus, rootec,
30c ea.; Yellow Cluster Nar-
mixed col. Iris. 3c ea.;
Mixed col. Althea cuttings, 50c
doz.: Milk and Wine Lily, 25
ea. Evelyn W. Seago, Pine-
hurst.

Mixed bulbs Jonquils, Butter
ond Eggs, Yellow and Apr.
Narcissus $1. C+ Small type
Glads, Orange with Bronze
center, Variegated Violets, 5
doz., $1, All del. Mrs. E. Foun-
tain, Fort Valley.

Limited amt, Pink Byeant
Bulbs, large size, $1.25 doz.;
4 and 5 doz. lots, $1. doz. aes
Oct. only. PP in Ga. Willie Tan-
ner, Flippen, POB 81.

Lady B. Rose cuttings, cou
rooted, thornless climber
(cream), 25c ea.; Shasta Daisies
$2. C. Other Perennials. Pearl
Hudgins, Flowery Branch.

Madonna Lily Bulbs, per
doz; No. 1, $1.50; No. 2, $2.50:
No. 3, $3.50; No. 4, $4.50. Mrs.
Ww. A. Summer, Forest Park.

Pink Running Rose Bush,
Yellow Jasmine, Jan. Honey-

| suckle, 2, 25c; Dif. col. Iris, 50c

doz.; 2 dif. Evergreen with ved

-and blue berries, cutting, 4, 25c;

Jonquil Bulbs, 40c doz.; White
Violets, 25c doz. Mrs. Ara Wai-
drip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

About 150 Abelia Bushes, 5-
6 ft. high, 5 yrs. old, $1. ea. at
my place. Mrs. R. ie Pinne}],
Decatur, Hooper St, Rt. Li ae

$20. C. Maude Hamby, Green-
| ville. ;
African Violets, Blue Boy,



_ FLOWERS AND SEED
_ FOR SALE

Old . Eng. Dwarf Boxwoox ds,
heavy field grown, several yrs.
old, well compact spread, 6-3
in.) 50c a.; $5.50 doz.; 8-10 in.
65c HES $7.50 doz. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville. ;

Red Dahlias, $2 doz; Royal
Blue Easter and Gold Band
Lilies, $1 doz. ; Chrysanthemums
$1.50 doz. King Alfred Jonquils
S2e7Cs Narcissus, $2.50. C; Red
Mums, $2.25 doz. Add postage.

shrubs to give away to some-

Rachel Bell, Atlanta, 1170 Oak-
dale Rd., N. HE. Tel. Cr.-2091.

Easter Lily Bulbs, blooming
size, $2.50 doz. PP. Mrs. S. A.
Rabun, Rincon, Rtg =

Mixd daffodils and jonguils,
$1 C.. Add postage. Mrs. M. L.
Henderson, Adairsville.

Christmas or June Cactus, 3,
'50c; Sweet. Gardenia, 24 ea.;
50c orders PP. All rooted. Mrs,
.A. Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2, Box 40

Weeping Willows, 3-4 ft.. Mi-
mosas, 2-3 ft., Nandinas, 12-18
in., Red Pyrancanthas, Dette
Scotch Brooms, 2-214 Lisi 2Gas
es e Floyd a, Buchansn,

3 large Begonias, $2 ea. at my
home. Mrs. F. T. Hopkins, De.
catur, 814 Church St.

. Pres. Red Canna Bulbs,
bloom dbl., 75c doz.; 2 doz.,*$2.,
Blue Violets; $2: C2 Orange. Day
and White Flag biliess'$2=-C:
Exe. for print sacks. Mrs. J. AM
McLaughlin, Greenville, Rt. 3.

cg on and Nandinas, 4-6
$12. C; Azaleas, Native,
ged colors. Red.- White, Pink,
18-24 in. $20. ; Camellias

2

Sacco, rooted, Dbl. Rose Pink,

Blue -Girl, Pink Beauty, Sap-
phire, Mary | Wac, White Lady,
Blush Beauty, Neptune, in bud
or bloom, 75c ea.; Small planis, |
50c ea.; Leaves, $1. doz. un-
ps WwW. W. McEver,: Gaines-
ville.

Apr. bleoming
Bulbs, 40c doz. Add postage.
- Miss Pauline Hillis, Girard.

Jonquil, Narcissi and Daffo-
dil. Bulbs. 4 doz., $1. Add post-
age. No checks. Mrs. Lon Ash-
worth, Dacula, Rt. 1. =~

.Many cols. large Iris, also
Blue Siberian Iris, Wine Col.
Lilies, mixed cols. Hibiscus,
50c doz.; $4.00 C; Many Pot
Plants, rooted, Geraniums, Hy-
drangeas, and others, 50c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Willis Gria-
dle, Dahlongea, Rt. 1.

About 4 Boxwood, 4 or 5 yrs.
old for sale. Come after. Can-
not ship: Hattie Higgins, Dan-
Paes, Rt, 4.~

Glad Bulbs, 25~ aon - Blue
Aug. Lily, 25c ea. Add postage.

No checks. E; S. Stephens,

Dahlonega, Rt. 1. . :
Glad Bulbs, 25 doz; Blue

Aug. Lilies, 25 ea.; Add post-

age. No checks. Ance Grindle,,
Dahlonega, Rise LeBow 50K.

Easter Lily Bulbs, $1. doz.;
Fancy Leaf Caladium Bulos,
30c ea.; Water Hyacinths, .3,
25; Rhododendrons, | Azaleas,
Mtn. lLaurel,, Red Trumpet,
Honeysuckle, Spireas, Spruce
Pines, $1. doz. Moss packed.
Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega,
Rite bee

Mtn. Laurels, Azaleas, Crab-
apples, Spruce and White Pine,

$1. doz.; Boston Ivy, 35c doz;
Water Hyacinths, 3, 25c; Si-
berian Iris, 75c doz.; Hardy

Phlox, Sweet Peas, -50c loz.
Add postage. Mrs. Odie Grin-
dle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Purple Hyacinths, Ans.
blooming, 50c doz.; Glads., Red |
and Peach mixed, 40c doz. Add
postage. No checks nor COD.
Mrs. R. H. Whelchel, Dawson-
ville, Rt. 3.

Assortment of 4 or 5, spring
blooming bulbs: Daffodils, But-
ter and Eggs, Yellow Narcissus,
Apr. blooming Narcissus, few
single Blue Hyacinths in-<each

| sacks.

Mrs. Florence Teer Bueh-
anan, Rt. F.
Privet Hedge, and other ;

one who will move same. Mrs

Narcissus |

j liam, 20 ea.:

|3, Box 49.

woods, 10-14 in.,
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Golden Chain,
Lilies, 80c doz.
doz. All rooted. E

Edward Gol
Rt. Bieta

_ White, Purple -
Lily, 30c ea.; DJ
fodils, 25c doz;
Pink Spirea, Forsy
Mums, 50c doz.; Or

| 30e .ea.;~

Roses, 4@ ea. No ord
$1. Mrs. J. B

jay, Rt. So

Plowed Seed
doz.; Ce ety
Vine, 15 spoonfi
rennial Pansy, 75c
Seed, $2.50 sma :

ton, Ellijay, Rt, 2.

Mock Orange,
ing Willow, +
| Scarlet Trum
; Mimsoa, Azale
ard Nudiflora, Ce
lock, $3.50 doz. M
dand, Ellijay.

Fonsan Bulbs, $
sus, $1.20 C. Exe
or print sacks. Mi
Eastanollee.

Daffodils, Ta es
of Bethlehem, Ora
Wild Iris, $1. C;
cus Snowball,
Goldenbell, Fors}
Dogwood, Purple
25c ea. Add postag
lie Henderson, aS

| Pink, Purple, :
Forsythia. Pink ee
Orange Lilies:
Blue Violets, i5
rea, 30c; Purple,
10c; Several . Mi
25, 40c. Exe.

Deyle Eller, Ellij

Golden Chain.
Dogwood. 5. $1.00:
ies, 75 doz.; Pu
Tris, 80 doz:
Jonquils, 60c doz
No checks. Exe.
Mrs. Ople Gobl

Lavender Fo:
Lilies, Levender

Old Time Fall
Star of Bethlehem,
Dbl. Yellow Thorn]
75c ea.; White and
cus, 40c ea As
postage. Exc. for sa
H. Wade, Ellija

Pink, Red. Pea
ed, Glad Bulbs, bloo
75 doz.; Shasta D:
doz.: Orange Lilies.
$1.60 C; Snowball.
Evergreen, Arborvit.
Boxwood, d,
high, 3, $1. Add. p
Nancy Henderson

Red and Yellow
-doz.; White and.
fodils, White Pape
40c doz. White E
75c doz.; Blue Hyaci
ea. Add - postage.
Smith, Bremen, Rt.
White Daffodils, O:
Lilies, Purple Verbe
Alfred Daffodils,
-doz.,. $1.00;. Blue I
Add postage. M
Nixon, Bremen, Rt.

Cols. Blue Spruce.
Pyramidal Arborvi

Cherokee Rose.
Laurels, $2. doz.
Iris, Parma Violets,
Sadie Wilson, Blue Ri

King Alfred Jonqui
Yellow Cannas, Orang
Lilies, $1. doz.; Garlic
50c doz... Exc. for:
ioe Womack, Buck



Blue, White, Sib
Copper colored La.
Hemerocallis, Singl
5, $1.00; 25, $4.00
ed Single Yello
$2.50 C. Mrs. Louis I
dolph, Clayton.

Cc , Antony Uae: 3;





Cr. 5620.

order, $2.50 C.. Mrs. ae 395%e
Bond, Dewy Rose. - con

Tiger Lily Bulbs,













S, ec doz. Mes.
is, College Park,
5. Tel. Ca. 8095.
Easter Lily |
, Add postage.

Mrs, 2 AG






















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mixed, 5.



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ilver, | Cuth-
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k Azaleas

Myrtles





for




hyist-\'acinths, $150 d i

: ated eee , 91.50 doz.;. Amaryilli
buheh. Add | 7; : a pee
Mashbuin, Lily Bulbs Ce eee doz. Mrs,

| doz.; $1 mixed; Boxwood Plants

>|95c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Pres-

Verbena, 25c |

bs, 60c doz;

| Narcissus, ; : >
Chinese Sacred Lily, White Daf-

150 doz. $8 C, Add postage. Miss
| Mary C. Florence, Durand.

lets, a doz,













-|Mrs. W. D. H
_ler Lily Bulbs. large, 3. $2.50;

|Red Honeysuckle, Azaleas, Rho-
A dodendrons. Almonds, Eng. Dog-

;iClematis Deutizia, your choice

a.|Haton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
-\ets., $1 doz.; Mixed blooming

e Conch Be-
E25; Coleus,
2 bloom,
uts., 29;

e-|Dixies Wine Dot, Black Mon-
_|ty, Pink Alice. Kemps Radiant

Tpseo Ole
cans or peanuts,
SeOL,

E. Under-

-| White, Red, Orange, rooted
|Geranium, large size, 75c; Large

Lily Bulbs
Monthly

old Pink Wei-
- White = Lilac,
weet Williams,

es, 50c doz.
as Cactus, Jus-

3 Begonia Cut-
Rooted Sultaaas, |

ite African 7io-}
e, 75c; Glads.
D. Brinson,





Ey Mixed Iris, 25, 60c; White
Swan, 50, $1.25; Jonquils, 200,
$1.60; Cream Daffodils, $1.10
C; Stiff Leaf Caladiums, 50c;
Gailardia, 35c doz.; Red Heart

Cedars, 60c doz; 12 in, 6,}gonia, 3 var. Jews, 10c; Lemon Azaleas, 2, 35c. Add postage. $1.00; Aug. Daffodils, blooms
$1.20. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, | Lilies, Orange Sing Lilies, 30c|No stamps. Mrs. T. J. Watsoa,| Aug., until frost, $1. doz; $5. C.
Rie Ge doz. Add postage. Exc. for Lithonia, Box 186, Rt. 3. Mrs. R. L. Bobinson, Green-
Genuine Bermuda Easter Lily; sacks. Mrs. _ Way, | Wewis) | SA on Ged wertics 2s | ville:
r nas : y |p Gore 5 _ Evergreen (red berries), sun- ,
Bulbs, disease free, 1arge bloom- | -00Ms 2 ipers, 30c ea; Orange Hemer-| Nandinas, 1-3 ft., reasonable i

ing size, $1.65 doz. bulbs. PP.
Thos. H, Brewer dJr., Lumber
City. Rt) ke :
a Mt, Azaleas, Ro.

se, 25 ea; $2

50c ea.; Long leaf Winter ferns,
Glads, Silver Iris, 50c doz.;
Blackberry lilies, 3, 50c; Tree
Lily, White pine, Red Locust, |

ley. Fowler, Diamond.

100 Jonquil Bulbs, 7$1.25;
American Pillow Rose Bushes,
blooming size, 45c ea.; White
Cherokee Rose Bushes, bloom-
jing size, 35 ea. Gladys .F. At-
taway, Doraville, Rt. 1; 4-No.
Peachtree Rd. | :
Mixed Jonquils, Daffodils,
50c doz: $5 5
fodils, Single Blue Hyacinths $1
doz.: $8 C; Blue and Yellow Iris,

Dark Red and Old Rose Pink
and light pink withdark purple
center, Hollyhock seed, 10c tbls.
rc, for other seed or plants.
amrick, Dunwoody,
Rees Bie Weare
Deluxe Glad. Bulb collection |
containing Aristocrats in Glad-
jolias, all large bulbs, $4.75 C;
50, $2.50; Giant Bermuda Hast-

Med.,
Dunwoody. : eee
XKerria Japonicas, Spireas,
tar Jasmine, Forsythia, Golden
Bell, Snowball, Lilac, Barberry,

3.61502 PPh. B.Vaughn,

teh

wood, Hardy Hibiscus, Ameri-
can Beauty Roses, Greybeards,

8, $i. Moss packed. Miss Grace

Chinese Sacred Lily Bulbs 14

size spring bulbs, 60e doz.; Jum-
bo Crinium Bulbs, 50c ea, Mrs.-
| E. McLeod, Dixie. i

Fine Dahlias: Pardner, Miss
San Diego, Kelvin. Hamilton,

arch, $2 ea.: White Jersey Beau-

Beauty, Murphys Masterpiece,
and others, $1 ea.; Asst. (not
labled) 50c ea, Mrs. D. T. Gates,
Hamilton, Rt. 1. Se

Rooted Pink Thrift, 35c doz.
Mrs. Cromer McCurley, Hart-
well, Rt. 2.

Pink Thrift, rooted, 25e doz.
bunches; Rooted Gardenias and
White Spireay 25c ea.; Red and
White Striped Jew, 3, 10c. Mrs,
.G. R. Bailey, Lavonia, Rt. 2.



Cactus, 4 kinds, 65c; 2 large
Ferns, $1.25. PP. Exc. for good
feed sacks, free of holes. Mrs.
| Soren Leatherwood, Lawrence-
ville.

Dwarf Boxwoods, 2 yrs. old,
50 ea.; Smallest Jonquils, Clus-
ter onion blade fragrant, 2 doz.
$1; Dbl. pink and White Conch
Begonia, rooted, 50c ea.; Sweet
and Sour Pomegranates, rooted,
$1 ea. Mrs. H. B. Clower, Law-
renceville, Rt. 3. a

_Large flowering Sweet Wil-
\liams, Red, White, Pink 'Varie-
gated, Giant Verbena, Salmon
Pink with White eye, Royal
Blue with CreamEye, 10c ea.;
$1 doz, No orders less $1. Mrs.
a 7. Moulder, Lawrenceville,

Snake Plants, rooted, 10c ea.;
Pink and Purple Sultana cut-
tings, 2, 15c; Brown Speckled
Cactus, 5c .ea.; Red Geranium

2



















.

L 2
ville, Rt. 1, Box 173. eee

_ Easter Lily Bulbs, $2.25 doz.;
50, $8; $15.C; Blue Roman eee

Dora Hicks, Li







Old Fashion Pinks, 25 doz.;








Lace, Love Tangle, Deep .ur-
ple,
Christmas Cactus, Sword Cac-
tus, Dbl. Red, White Conch Be-

Red) Cannas, $1.50 doz. White
Pines, *
25
wood, Apricot Plums, 25c; Yel-
low Japonicas, 75c. Add post-
age. Mrs. L. F. Evans, Talona.

C; $10. M; Large Dbl. Daffo-
dil Bulbs, 65c doz.;
Apr. blooming Narcissus bulbs,
41. C; $8. M. Add postage. Mrs.
Nora Brown, Tallapoosa, Rt. 1.

White Dogwood,
Umbrella China,
mine, Sweetshrubs, Greybeart,

4 ft., 50c; Rain Lilies, 30c doz.

Hawthorn, Red Holly, Magnol-

_ jeuttings, 10c ea. Add postage

ps an iMrs, Ida Te :
Yellow Jon- *t, Box 173
arcissus, 20_
1 Pink Geran-

at-
Ly-

Hen and Biddie, Queen Anns

Deep Purple Verbenz,

Azaleas, 2-4 ft., Yellow and

Hemlocks, Snowballs,
ea.; Eng. Dogwoods, Cork-

Emperor Jonquil Bulbs, $1.59
S20 ces

Magnolia, Teaolive, Red and
Red Holly,
Yellow Jas-

1 ft, 10c; 2 ft, 20c; 3 ft. 30;

Add postage. Mrs. Otha Colson,
Toomsboro, Rt. 2. ;

Red Holly, Greybeard, Crape
Myrtle, Hawthorn Red, White
Dogwood, Teaolive, Magnolia, |.
Yellow Jasmine, Umbrella Chi-
ma ft, 10c; 2) ft, 25; oolke
35ce; 4 ft., 45c; 5 ft, 50c. or
Exe, for print sacks. Mrs. Al-
ma Colson, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Yellow Jasmine, Sweetshrubs,

ia, Rain Lilies, 30c doz.; Gra:y-
beard, White and Red Dog-
wood, Teaolives,,2 it., 25C2 8
ft, 35c; 4 it. 45; 5 ft covey
Add postage. Mrs. Mattie Louw
Colson, Toomsboro, Rt. De

Red Four OClock plants, 50c
doz; garden sage plants, 10 for
$1. Add postage; Exc. for or
buy all col. big leaf Fall and
Winter dbl. bloom big Oxalis
bulbs to put out now, at rea-
sonable price. Mrs. C. R. Sor-
rells, Monroe, Rt. 1.

Well rooted plants: pink Sul-
tanas, Gardenia, pink~ Oleand-
ers, dbl., dbl. purple althea
(bloom next year), $1. ea.
Abelia, 2 or.more, 50c ea. Well
packed. Exe. for sacks. Mrs. J.
C. Way, Lambert.

Red Glad Bulbs, 45c Joz.;
White Narcissus, large size, 30c
doz.; Garlic Bulbs, 30 doz. APs
Mrs. L. D. Elliott, Lavonia, Rt.
Ae Fs os

750 Madonna Easter Lily,
Giant and No. 1 bulbs, all for
$135. Mrs. W. F. Lawhorn, Tif-
fon. Antes Ox 3.

Pink and White Queen Ann's
Lace, 2 bunches, 25c; Jan. Jas-
mine, 15 bunch; Blue Physos-
tegia, Standing Cyprus, Biue

Gardenia and Blue Hydrangea
cuttings, 10c ea.; 2, 15c. Mrs.
E. B. Warren, Toomsboro, Rea:

Purple (fragrant) Wistevia,
15c ea.; 6, 80c; Golden Bell
Forsythias, very large, bloom-
ing size, 50c ea; Light Pink,
or White with Red Center Hi-
biscus Seed, 40 seed, 10c. Miss
Fannie Moore, Suwanee.

Perennial Verbena, red blos-
soms, Lacy Leaf, running var,
2 doz., $1.00; Dwarf Boxwood,
Small bed plants, $2. doz.; 29,
$3. All rooted. No orders less
$1. Mrs. E. A. Smith, Luthers-
ville. 3

Narcissus, white with yellow
trumpet: borders with red, dat-
fodils, short trumpet, 30c doz.;
Large yellow Jonquils, early
var., 20c doz.; Hibiscus, red,
20c, Tiger Lilies, 25c; Lemon
Lilies, 40c. Add postage. Miss
Cora Jackson, Lyerly.

Mixed cols. Hollyhock Seed,
10c pk.; White Dogwood, 6, $1.
Bridalwreath, Purple Lilac,
Mimosa, 25c rooted; Gardenia,



Jonquils, Narcissus, Hyacinths,
Butter and Egg bulbs, 25 doz ;
Sweetheart

Prairie Fall Flowers, 25 4oz.;,

2, 95e; Christmas Cherry plants,



Pink, Red Crape Myrtles, 25c; |

and
Wiid

Love Trees

Gransom Beard, 25c;

ocallis, Dbl. and Single Myrtle
Vine, 75 C; Red, Pink, Purple
Myrtle, 3, $1.00; Pink Almond,
Forsythia, 3, 25c; Cedars, 20c;
Light Blue Violets, 30c loz.
Exc. for sacks: Miss Frances
iller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Junipers, $1. ea; Smaller
rooted, Pink and White Spirea,
30c ea.; Bridalwreath,' Lilac,
Pink Almond, Goldenbell, For-
sythia, 60c C; Pink Deutzia, Al-
theas, Pink Abelia, Pink Spi:-
rea, unrooted, 15c doz. Exe for
print sacks. Mrs. Henry Eller,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mixed col. Mums, and Iris,
Foxgloves, Orange Day Lilies,
Blue Bugle Plant, 40c doz.;
Blue Violets, 60c C; Pink Ju-
sticia, 25c ea.; PP on $1: and
over. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. W.
D. Ralston, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mtn. Laurels, Rhododendrons, }
Dogwood, Native Azaleas, $1.50 |
doz.; Snowballs, Almond, Lilac,
Bridalwreath, all cols. Altheas,
Single, Dbl. Fotsythia, 50c e2.5 |
Yellow Thornless Rose, Flo.v- |





ering Quince, 60 ea. Mrs. Ww.
C. Plumley, Ellijay, Rt. 2. j
Native Azalleas, 75c doz.; |

White, Spruce Pines, Mt. Lau-
rels, Ivy, White Dogwood, In-|
dian Arrow, Pink Crabapple, |
$1. doz; White, - Yellow, Purple |
Mums, 65 doz.; Bronze and;
Dark Rose col: Mums, 75c Joz. |
Add postage. Mrs. Azzie Farist,
Ellijay, Rt. 2

Native Azaieas, 75c doz.; Mt. |
Laurels, Ivy, White Dogwood, |
Indian Arrow, White and|
Spruce Pine, Crabapple, $1. doz.
Bronze and Rose Col. Mums,
75c-doz.; Purple Iris, 40c doz. |
Add postage. Mrs. Gertrude |
Reece, Ellijay, Ries

Pink Hyacinths, $1.25 doz.;
Blue, Purple, White Iris, Bui-
ter and Egg, Narcissus, Jon-
quils, Pink, White Phlox, Gol-
;denglow, Day Lilies, 50 doz.;
Red and Yellow Cannas, $i.
Add postage. Mrs.
Teague, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Mixed col. blooming size, Na-
tive: Azaleas, Maple, White
Dogwood, 75c doz.; Pink, Pur-
ple, Mimosia Bush, Weigelas,
Golden Bells, Dbl. Yellow Ja-
ponica or Rose of Sharon, 5vc
ea. Add postage. No stames.
Mrs.- Maude Farist, Ellijay, Pt.
9 z

Cedar, Junipers,
Arborvitaes, Japonicas, Snow-
balls, Willows, Weigelas, Spi-
reas, Altheas, Dogwood, Hib
cus, 35c; Lemon, Tiger Lily
Bulbs, 20c ea.; Periennal Phiox,
Iris, 25c doz. Add postage.
Martha Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2.



Boxwood,

ise

Hyacinth Bulbs, $1.35 -doz.;
Azaleas, all colors, $1.25 doz.
Chinquipen Rose Bushes, 25
ea.; Butterfly Bushes, 20c a.
Mrs. Robt. H. Norrell, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 6.

Cape Jasmine, 3 yrs. old,
blooming size, in pots, $2.50 ea.;
2 yrs. old in pots, $1.50 #a.;
Pink Hyacinth Bulbs, l5c ea.;
$1.25 doz. Add _ postage. Miss
Bessie Martin, Gainesville, Rt.
Ds

Rooted Boxwoods, 6-12 in.
and yellow thornless roses, 256
ea.; White and Purple Lilac,
good roots, 25c ea.; Buttertly
Bushes, 6, $1. Mrs. Mae Turner,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Ligustrums (Japanese), a
broad leaf evergreen, tall var.,

Lewis |
| Little White Stripped Wander-



Easter Lilies, $1.25 doz.; Blue |

FOR SALE

Old Eng. Boxwood, field

erown, 6-8 in. plants, $2. doz;
Crape Myrtle, rooted, 2 ft., $3.
doz.; Watermelon Red, White,
Lavender

Gardenias, 8-10 in,

priced at my place; Small

rooted Boxwood, $1. doz. $5.-

Cy 6-8 Suffruticosa or Sem-
pervirens, $2. doz.; $10. C; 2-3
ft. Spirea Van Houtti, $2. doz;
18-24 Ligustrum Japonicum,
$2. doz. Mrs. R, FE. . Terrell,
Greenville. ie a

Dwarf Boxwood, $8. C; Nan-
dinas, Ligustrums, Ivy, Violets,
Vinea Minor, $1. doz.; Seedling
Cherry Laurel and Red Cedar,

\e

$3.50 C. Lois Woodruff, Green- 7).

ville, Rt. 5.

Old Eng. Dwarf Boxwood, 4-
6 in., good roots and green tops,
30c ea.; $28. C; Sweet Scented, =

heavy blooming Violets, $3. C;_ B

$25. IM. Mrs. O.
Greenville.

Paper White Narcissus, large
bulbs, also few doz. White Bev-
muda Lily Bulbs, ea. 75c doz.
Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell, [t.
1. :

D. Woodrust,

Yellow Daffodil and White ~

Narcissi Bulbs, $1. C; Small
Tiger Lily, $2. C; King Fisher
Blue Siberian Iris, 45c . doz..
Under $1. add postage. Mrs.
Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee.

Pink Thrift, 50c doz.; Bird
of Paradise, $1. ea.; Blue Single
Hyacinths, $1.25 doz.; Yellow
Narcissus, $1.25 C. Miss Mattie
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. Qe

Bird of Paradise, $1.
Pink Thrift, 50 doz.; Magnolia
Tree, 50c ea.; Dbl. Pink Hya-
cinths, $1.50 doz. Miss Cecil

x

| McCurtey, Hartwell, Rt. 2. ~

Large size Bird of Paradise,
75c ea: 5, $3.00 Cash or MO.
Mrs. Pearl McCurley, Hartwell,
bees :

Finest Dbl. White, Pink, Blue
(Pot and Yard) Rooted Hydrau-

Z

| geas, 3, $1.00; 7, $2.00; White j
Spirea, Forsythia, Ligustrum, iz
Sweetshrubs, Jan. Jasmine,

Easter Rose, Butterfly Bushes,

Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

ft., $1.00; $2.75 doz.: 24, $3.00;

ing Jew, 6 pieces, 50c 15, $1.
del. Mrs. Bessie Baggett,
Teevres oe

Rooted Red, Pink, White Hye
Verbena, $2. C; (Minimum 99);
Bermuda Easter Lilies, $15.00;
$25.00; $50. C. 100 extra large
Madonna Lilies, $50.00; Fine
mixed Iris, 10c ea.; Assort. Jap.
Iris, 20c ea. Talmadge Gates,
Hamilton, Rt. 1. eae.

Large supply Fish Cactus,
good roots, 5c ea.; 6, 25c; Other
pot plants and cuttings, cheap,
Add postage. All letters ans
Mrs. Van Owenby, Blairsville
| Rt. 3. :
Lemon and Blue Easter-Lilies
|end Narcissus, 50 doz. plus
postage. Mrs. Rebecca Golden,
Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 35.

Yellow Winter Blooming Ox-
alis Bulbs, with brown flecked
leaves, 5c ea.; 6, 25c. PP. Time
to plant now. Mrs. Effie Hol-
| ton, Baxley, Rt. 1, Box. 235. *

Rooted Verbena, Deep Red,
White, Purple, Lavender, Pink,
Blue, Rose, Lemon Yellows
many variegated cols. such as
Red-White, Purple-White, Lav-
ender-White, etc. 15, $1. Acd
postage. Packed with mud. Exc,
for print sacks. Mrs. H. E, Rich-
ardson, Bowdon, Rt. 4.

2 yr. Nandina Plants, 30 ea.;
Ligustrums (not. wax), large
and small (ship small) 20 ea.;
5 in clump Pink Thrift and



|50c; All kinds Roses, 5, $1.00;)3 yrs. old, 2-3 ft., 20c ea. Add| Sweetshrubs, 0c; Snowdrop
Or 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.| postage. Miss Daisy Ellis, | Bulbs, $2. C; Red Geranium,
W. D. Hardy, Lithonia, Box Greenville. : Hydrangea, and Green-Red
186, Rt. 3. Hastings Zinna Seed, 0c Jew cuttings, 10 ea. Mrs. B.
_ Eng. Ivy Cuttings, 1c ea.;|Tbls. Add postage. Mrs. Harce | : Harrison, Bolingbroke.
Rooted,. 2, 5c; Variegated Leaf| Suttles, Hartwell, Rt. 1. Royal Robe Violets, 8, $1,
| Sultana cuttings, 15c ea. No} Tube Rose Bulbs, 60c doz. | Calif. Purple and Purple Vio-

yrder less. 25e. Add postage
Ima Presnell, Gainesville, Rt

Add postage. Order now. Mrs.





.| John R, Brown, Hartwell, RYD
> fs. : ce ;

lets, fragrant, Lemon Lilies, 2
doz,, $1. Order $2. PP. Mrs. i.
P. Steinheimer, Brooks.



|

Cateae

Bridalwreaths, 3, $1. Mrs. Jono



















Native White Dogwood, 4-2

Hie




gize, 10c ea.

PAGE FOUR __

FLOWERS AND SEED

FLOWERS AND SEED

FLOWERS AND SEED



rea, Bridal Wreath, 2 1/2 ft.
$1. ea. Add postage. Mrs. Alice

Harrison, Bremen.
._ Amaryllis bulbs, blooming
size, 20c ea.; Red col., smaller

Cash with order.
Mrs. Emma Sapp, Brunswick,
Rt. 1, Blythe Isle.

White Daffodils, Orange Day
Bilies, King Alfred Daffodils,
Purple Lady of the Lake, Per.
Phlox, 30c doz.; 4 doz., $106;
Blue Iris, Tiger Lilies, 10c ea.

_ Add postage. Mrs. Fred Mosiey,

Bremen, Rt. 2.

- Single Day Lilies, blooming
gize, 50c doz; White June
Lilies, name unknown, large

pulbs, $1.00; Purple Violets, 3
oz. punches, $1.00; White Nar-
issus, early Yellow Daffodils,
$3> C.; Lemon Lilies, 75 doz.

Mrs. E. B. Thornton, Bremen.

Pink Almond, Pink Weigela,
Jan. Jasmine, White Eng. Dog-
wood, large leaf Hedge, $1. ea;
a 1/2 ft. Yellow Forsythia, $1.
; $8. doz.; German Iris, Mix-
15 doz.; Red Dbl. Cannas,

ra
Add postage. Mrs.

90c doz.

. Ruth Head, Bremen.

Weeping Linda, Blue Pink

- Almonds, 50c ea.; Yellow Fo=-

pee 22 Ets,





. Cannas,

8-10 in.,

--sythia, Purple Lilacs, 2 1/2 ils
$1. ea.,

Orange Day Lilies,
blooming size, 50c doz.; Red
mixed German Iris;
5e doz. Pink Thrift, 2 doz.,
$1.10. Velma Dean, Bremea.

Rooted Yellow Forsythia,
bushy type, $1. ea.;

$8. doz.; Dbl. Red Cannas, Blue

Hardy Verbena, 75 doz,; Mixed
German Iris, small, 35c doz.;
Med., 50c doz.; Larger, 75c doz.

_ Add postage. Mautile Harrison,
_ Bremen.

Boxwood, Globe Arborvitae,
5-8 yrs. old, $1. ea.; Boxwood,
$3. doz.; Red Beauty

Rose, Mtn. Laur els, Rhodo-

_dendrons, $2. doz.; Blue Roman

Violets, 50c doz. Bob Wilson,

Blu Ridge.

~ Mixed Jonquils, Narcissus,

Butter and Eggs, Daffodils, 3c

doz.; White Flags, mixed Mums,

50 doz.; White Spirea, Purpte
Lilac, Altheas, Pink Crape
Myrtle, New Year's Jasmin2,
30c ea.; 2, 50c. Add postage.
Mrs. Arthur Meeler, Bishop,
Rt, 1,4 Box; 216.

Shrubbery, Lilac, Purple

blooms, Tiger and Aug. Lilies,
30c. PP. Mrs.
Buchanan.

Bulbs per C: King Alfred
Jonquils, $2.50; Dbl. King Al-
fred Jonquils, $3. 50; Snowdrops,
$3.00; White Narcissus, $2.60;
Orange - Day and Royal Blue
Easter Lilies, Purple Violets,
$1. doz.; Dahlia Bulbs, mixed

eols., $1.50 doz. Beatrice Mos-

ley, Bremen, Rt. 2. Box 86.

Tube roses, 5c
Sweet Wil-

Verbenas,
doz.; -Purple Iris,
liams,

Hibiscus, Lilac, Christmas Cac-
tus, 7, $1.00; Boxwood Cuttings,
6-8 in. (not footed) $5. C. Also
rooted Boxwoods, Mattie Du-|
tan, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Blooming size bulbs, extra}
Jarge, White Narcissus Bulbs,
25c doz.; $2. C; Guernsey Lilies,
(Red Spider), de Gar $27-CDny-|
and ready to ship. Mrs.
Williams, Cordele, Rt. 1.

Yellow Jonquils, $1. C; Rov:-| ea. Mrs.

Gi eC. Layiors,|

25e doz.;
|B. H. Osborn; Roy.

Orange Day Lilies, 35c|
-doz.; Flowering Quince, 25 ea.;

and Blue Hyacinths, 60c doz;
White Narcissus, 25 doz. ,Tiger
Lilies, 15c ea. Miss Beth Mil-
ner, Concord. ;

Milk and Wine, Butterfly

and Fla, Lily Bulbs, 25c ea.;
Daffodils, Variegated Violets,
Red, Orange, Pink Glads, 25c
doz.; Jonquils, le ea. Pink,

Red, Rosebud, Pineburr Geran-
ium, 25c ea. Rooted. Exc. for
print sacks. Mrs, Joseph Gibbs,
Rebecca, Rt. 2.

Daffodil and Jonquil Buibs,
$1.25 C; $10..M. Mus.

Yellow and Bronze Flower-
ed Canna and Iris Lilies,

J. E. Sorrells,

Red, White, Pink Geraniums,
Red, Pink and White Begonias, |
Pink and Salmon Sultanas, 1Uc'
ea.; Greensand White Strived |.
Jew; 5ec ea.; Green Caladiums,
Boston Ferns,.15c ea. Del. Mrs.
Leilar Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Rose Thrift, $1. C; Nandinas,
12-14 in., 35c; 3,. $1. Now is
time to transplant. Mrs. Lee
Cromer, Roystonf Rt. 1.

Rooted Sultana Plants, sal-
mon col., 15c-ea.; Red, Pink,
White, rooted Begonia plants,
15c ea.; White Narcissus and
Yellow = Jonquil Bulbs, 35 doz:
Add postage. No. stamps. Mes.
English Roach, BOYSUON, Rt. 1.

Butter and Eggs, 25 doz.;
Daffodils, 30c doz.; Sultana,
pink and Salmon plants, rooted,
10c ea.; Lace Ferns, large
plants, 50c ea. PP. Mrs. Josie
Downs, Royston, Rt... :

Paper. White Narcissus, $7.50
bu. Lot only. Mrs. W..M. Rob-

Royston.

ert, Savannah, Isle of Hope,
Box 352.
Centerpede Grass, $2.50 bu.

COD. Write. Mrs. James Cole-
man, Savannah, RFD 4, Box
369.

Monster Regal Lily Bulbs,
25e ea.; Medium, $2. doz.; Blue
Hyacinth, $1. doz.; Azalea-
mums Cameopink, 85ce 4doz.;
Silver Lace Vine, 40c ea.; Can-
nas, City of Portland, $1. doz.
Add postage. No orders less Sie
Mrs. Miles Tanner, Sanders-

| ville.

Palm Trees, Cabbage or tree
type, 4 yrs. old, plant, . $3.75;

Iris, named var., $3. doz. Seed
from same plants, 35 pkt. All
del. V. W. Wilson, Savannah,
RtscOues

Creole Easter Lily Bulbs for

bloom Apr. 17th, *49, circum. 4
in. 10G; 6. in, 5c; 7 an:; DUES
Specials 25c. Regale bulbs

same prices. PP on $2 orders
only. Joseph H. DunNett, San-
dy Springs.

4 Orchid Curcuma Lilies, $1.,
4 Easter Lily Bulbs, $1.00; : 2
Milk and Wine Lilies, $1.59;
Jonquils and Yellow Narcissus
Bulbs, 3c ea.; Giant White and



le G: 1

Purple Mums, $1. doz. Mrs. V.
;M. Johnson, Shellman.

Bulbs: Snowflake,
Grape Hyacinths, Dbl. Day and
ae Lilies, 40c -doz.; $2.20
C; All blooming size. Del. to

| ond. zone. 5c on checks. Miss

| Mittie Collins, Smithville, Rt.
Le

|. Extra large Glad Bulbs, 19

Rosa M. Jackson,

ed Verbena Plants, 7 shades, 33 Sparta, Riek

doz., $1.00; Rose Crinum eg
bulbs, 50c as Day = Lily,
Twinkle, large Dark Red Cr y-|for sale or exc. for Empress
stal Fairy, Salmon Pink, large | JOnauils or Lily Bulbs. Miss |
yellow, one of ea., $1.50. Mrs. Myrtle Steinmann, Piste
ie wieawhittens: Chula Fawn, Rt. 3. Care Fred Knight.

Mums in var. cols., types and |
sizes, nice bouquet, $1. at. my!
home. 5 mi. Conyers. Write for |
further information. Miss Ruth
Underwood, Conyers, Rt. 3,
Call 3881 Conyers.



Pink Marechalneil
Bushes, 1 yr. old, $1. ea. Mr
Caroline M., Stewart, Cordele, |j
606 E. 18 Ave. [i

Rooted Rose Hardy Verbena, | cols.
40c doz. Pur-,

| green all winter,
| ple Butterfly, 1 yr. old, 50c ea.;
Purple Iris, rooted, 50c doz.



| les, Raymond.
Giant ansies, 35 doz.;

Rose C: Creole Easter Lily Bulbs, 4- |E .Manoe,
$6 C; Old fash~|

16 in. $1.10 doz.;
on. Spice pinks, 60c doz.;
Jd. W. Jones, Madison,

Mis.



Iris, Baby Glads, for sale.
Thera Hambrick, Ray City.

100 Abelia cut., 2 ft. 5 yr.
plants; *$122; Oleander. Pittis-
porum, Iris Junipers, 3-5) ft,
$1.25; Gardenias, 3-4 ft.,
Hydrangeas, 50c ea.; Verbena,

J. W. Edwards, Springvale, Rt.
ite

Shirley Poppy Seed, all cols.,
single and dbl., 25c tbls. Mrs.
Da ke O! Kelley, Maysville.

Pride of Harlem Tulip, $1 doz;
small to med. size, $1 C; Em-
press Daffodils, 2 doz., $1. Large
size bulbs. Mrs. Brantley Prick- |







5Oc |

bunch. Add postage. Also Bi ue |

and White Lilacs, $1. ea. Mrs. i Lily Bulbs, $1 ea. Prepaid, 4H.
A



| Narcissus, 75 .

2 yrs. old, $2.00; Imperial Jap.

Blue



ett, Maysville.

New imp, Bermuda Easter

"Simpson, McDonough.

Apr. Blooming White Nar-
cissus Bulbs, $1 C; Exe. 100 for

4 white sacks, or 125 for 4 print.
tach pay postage. Mrs. R. T.
Rowan, McDonough, Rt. 2.

72 blooming size Tulip Bulbs,
asst. cols. 24, $1.50; 52 blooming
size bulbs, yellow, and 23 white
All; PP, GM,
Moseley, Menlo.

Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels,
Azaleas, Crabapple, Redbud,
Tulip poplar, Dogwood, Yel-
low Thornless Roses, . Peach!
Rose, 2-3 ft. high, $2.50 doz.;
Pink Per. Phlox, White Shasta
Daisies, Blue Tris, Fall Pinks,
Snow drops, Yellow Jonquils,
$2.50 C. Mrs. Gladys Robinson,
Mineral Bluff.

Mt. Laurel, Rhododendrons,
Red, Yellow Azaleas, Crabapple,
Redbud, Tulip Poplar, White
Pines, Cherokee Roses, 2-3 ft.
high, $2.75 doz.; Daffodils, White
Narcissus, Blue Tris, Violets,
Shasta Daisies, Fall Pinks, Per:
Phlox, $2.50 C. Bonnie Aber-
crombie, Mineral Bluff,

Butter and Eggs, Yellow Nar-
cissus, $1 C; Jonquils,. 75 ;
Yuceas, running Junipers, Wax
Caladiums, Italian Palms, : Gar-
denias, $1 rooted. PP. on $1 or-
ders in Ga. Josephine Raley,
Mitchell.

2 cols. dbl. Red, 2 cols. Dbl.
pink Geranium cuttings, 10c ea.
3, -25c; Lavender, Red Salmon
Sultanas, 10c ea.;+3,, 25c. Add
postage. Exe. for fine print sacks.
Each pay postage. Mrs, J, T-
Pullins, Molena, Rt. 1.

Datfodil bulbs (King Alfred)
$2 C. From doe pure strain |
bulbs. Mrs. J.
row.

Azaleas: Elegans, Indica Alba,
Flame, Mobile, Hoenica, 6-8
liners, 25c; $20 C; Camellias,
rooted: Rose Emery, Herne,
Sargent, Brilliant, Alba Plena,
Elizabeth, Min No. Yuki, Dawn,
50c ea.;
zell, Moulltrie.

Privet Hedge Plants, 6-8 in.
high, 50c C. Add postage, Ethel
West, Marietta,-Rt. 1, Canton
| Rd.

1
| Old fashion Jonquil bulbs, any
amt., 80c C. PP. Exc. for print
sacks,
useful. Mrs. L. A. Brookins,
Milledgeville, Rt. 3 Box 130.

Rooted Pink Thrift, Orange
jand Red, Orchid and Yellow,
pLantana, and Hedge Plants, for

Boxwood and bulbs. Write first.



Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Ida Wink- |

Mrs. Brooks -Edwards, Port
| Wentworth, 211 Aberfeldy St.

Large Specimen. Plants of
|Camellias, best Var. and 5 cols.
| Azaleas, for sale, Ca not ship or
dig. A great bargain, Come after,
| Mrs. J. T. King, Quitman.

| Rooted Crab Claw Christmas
Cactus, 50c; Old Fashion Sweet

3 or 4 ft. high Mimosa Trees | Scented Violets, 2 doz., 25c. PP.

Mrs. J. Bryan, Philomath.

Large Vitex, 75c;. Fragrant
Rose col. Star Jasmine, 50c ea.;

/Collection cuttings, $1; 3. dif. |
Sultanas, ,1 Sanseveria, 3
dif. Col. Geraniums, 1 jade

/Plant Lg. cuttings, all del, Mrs.
|H. Allen, Williamson.

Genuine Bermuda Easter Lily
Bulbs, 6-8 bloom size, $2 doz.;

$2. 10 8-12 blooms, $2.50 doz. Mrs. J. t

Williamson.

Sweet scented Yellow Narcis-
sae bulbs, 40c doz. Mrs, A, M:
Lane, Vienna, Rt 1. 2

$1. 10;

18 col. in clumps, $1. doz. Mrs.

. Voyles, Mor- | |

10, $4. Mrs. J. L. Wurt-

dried fruit or anything)

sale cheap, or exc. for rooted,

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE
-6 Eng. Dwarf Boxwood,| Bulbs: Red Amaryllis, 35c ea.| Jonquil Bulbs, $1. C.. fixe: Dbl Crimson ny Seed, 13c
rooted, cut from large busa,| Lemon, Hemerocallis, and Chi- for Amaryllis (not orange-red 'pkt.; Large Pkt. 23c. Prepaid.
$5.00; 2 bushy 18 in., $5.00;|nese Sacred Lilies, 50c doz; var.) also King Alfred Datfo- Stamps accepted, A. J. Will-
Purple Lilacs, 50c ea:; White| White Roman Hyacinths, arge dils, Snowdrops, Easter Lilies,|oughby, Waco. E
Lilacs, large, $2.00; White Spi-| Tulips, $1. doz.; Blue Roman,| Madonna Lilies, Tulips, Dutch} ppl. Rose Oleanders, 6-24 in.

tall, Dbl. Gardenia, heavy root-
ed, 35c ea.; $4 doz.; $20 C; Can-
nas, all.cols., $1 doz,. Red Clus-

| Pyles, Whigham. he

Red, White, Pink Crape Myr-
tle, purple, white wistaria, blue
hydrangeas, white Lilacs, all
cols. Dbl. Altheas, 50c ea.; Red
Spider Lilies, Paper White. Yel-
low Narcissus, 60c doz.; All
Cols, fine Cannas, $1 doz, Mrs.

E. L. Smith, Wadley.
Jonquils, Apr. Narcissus, $1
C; $5 M; Blooming size Easter

Lilies, Giant Shasta Daisy, Some
dbl: pink Rosino Violets, $1 doz.
Mrs. Will Mise, Wadley.

Hibiscus plants (pink) 4 dane
$1. Damp packed. PP. Lillian
Hardin, White; Rtd.

Rooted Pink Thrift Plants, 60c
C. Del. Mrs. H: my Summers,
|White Plains. ~

Orange Day Lilies, 75e doz.;
Pink Thrift, $1.25 C; Sweet Pur-
ple Violets, 3 doz., $1; Also sage
plants, $1 doz. Mrs. W. T. How-
ard, Wrens.

Old Fashion Silk Poppy Seed,
25 TD bis= PPoshsc. tor Yellow
Daffodils, 1 sp. for 25. bulbs,
Callie Ingram, Young, Cane,

Red Japonicas; Altheas, Crab-
apples, 2-3 ft. 50c ea.; Orange
Day Lilies, $1.10 ec Exe. for
print sacks in good cond,, or
Pink or white Canna Bulbs. Mrs.
Ben H. pues Talking Rock, Rt.
1,Box 6 4.

Red Flower! ing Quince, -purple
Lilac, Goldenbell, Pink Almond
Red and White Spirea, Bridal |:
Wreath, Yellow. Japonica, China- |.
berry bushes, $2 doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Hoyt age Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 2.

Curcuma Lilies, bloom Aug.
and Sept., lovely orchid colored
blossoms, 6-8 in., sturdy stems
(fine for cut flowers, last for.
days) 3, $1; $3 doz. Mrs. Rosa}
G. Poole, Valdosta, Box 112.

White Eng. Dogwood, Golden

=

lae, Bridal Wreath, Red Flower-
ing Quince, $2 doz, Add postage.
Mrs hi: 605 Tippens,
Rock, Rte 2s

Red, Yellow, Cannas, $1.doz.;
Hibiscus, Altheas, dbl. pink

25 ea. Purple Tris, Hardy phlox
Calif. Blue Violets, Foxgloves,
Day Lilies, 50c doz. Add post-
age. Stamps accepted. Tamar
Teem, Talking Rock.

Yellow Flags, $1 doz.: Yellow
Thornless Roses or Yellow Ja-
ponica, 4, $1; Jonquils, and Fall
Pinks, 75e doz. Add postage.
Exe. for print sacks.
Crump, Talking Rock. Rt, 2.

Fall Pinks, 75 doz.; Purple or
Yellow Flags, $1 doz,;
Japonicas, 4, $1; Jonquils, 75c
doz. Exc. for print sacks. Add
postage. Edith. Silvers, Talking
Rock, Rt. 2. :

Dbl. Yellow Jabonieas an
'$1; Peachtree Roses, $1.
|rooted. Add Postage. tite ie
Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Iris: Choice named varieties,
not labled, 15, $1; 35. $2. Mrs.
SD: Duckett, Talking Rock.

7 Pink Callas, 50c ea.; 7, $3;
Dbl. Geranium cuttings, Rose
Lavender, Orange Red, Oxblood
Red, Salmon Pink, White, 15
ea.; 5, 50c; Pink, Red, and white |
Conch Begonia cuttings, 10 ea.;
3, 25c. Mrs. J. W. Roberts, Tal.
lapoosa, Rt. 2..Box 71.



FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED





Want Several dozen clumps of
perennial Candy tuft, Advise.
Mrs. Stephen C. Redd, Atlanta,
(3215 Ridgewood Rd.

:
GRAIN AND HAY FOR SALE

Pure Sanford wheat, $2.50 bu.
at my home. E. J. McGinnis, Al-
pharetta. Rt. 1.

Lespedeza baled hay, Kobe
'and Korean, $40 ton. at barn,
lene baled Oats. Marvin Mad-
dox, Winder, Rt, 4.

250. bu. seed Oats, * bright,
jheavy, sound, recleaned Victor
Grain, arvested without rain.
dst yr., No. 1 ger., ee bu. A,
+d, Payne, Hevap les,





ter Spirea, 40e eas Mrss ei

Bell, Pink Almond, Purple Li-|

ae

roses, Boxwoods, Pussy willows, :

Jemima }

Yellow |.

Want Philippin

State Price and am:
Bell, Gibson. :

Want. Jonquil Bui
prices per hundred
Patrick, Atlanta, 3
N. E. Tel. Cr, 958

Want to exc. D vO}
for all col. iris
Want Pink, yellow,
ender, etc. bulb fo:
vise. Mrs. Lee Ho om
con, 764 Montpe ier

Want to exc.



















Exe, 1 cup seed for
and any of Begonia
earner Carroll, Chats\



Want to exe.
vet Giant Prince Fea
for Tulip bulbs or P:
Narcissus, Mums
bulbs or seed. Mrs
Adel, Rt. 2.

Want to exc. -purpl
lac, rooted, for Japane
nese Magnolia, 16
Advise. Raymond.
| Valdosta, Rt. 1 3

Want Oldfashion SV
ender Blossoms . ec
the var that rese
blossoms, bl
Write amt. and pri
N. Johnson, Mariett
rence St.

Want 2 of each
Dogwood, Boxwood,
broad leaf. Evergree!
Exe. fern, wax Ger
Dbl. Red and Pin es

and King Alfred |
Doz. eas Dutch

Lor 2, African Ge ets
able. as cluste: ee

s cissus,

Want fos exc.
other cols. bulb |

202% A farm, loca: y
Fort Valley, % mi.

Mail and School Rt.
and barns, with power a
phone. Deep well wi
Pecan Grove. $12,500.
Fort Valley, Rt. 1.

SECOND HAND MZ
ERY FOR

except point worn,
Dee Webb, Ellijay

vators, planters,

ll| harrow, tiller on-
seed box, bought new
erated by owner, all
new. See at my ho
Ebernizer. Raymond
laville. s

Avery Harrow, 16 di
cond., $100.00; Ath ,
Plow, good cond, $150.00:
tom Plow for Pa :
Ford, 16 in. with ra
$50.00; Seed ODas
Slinger on wheels, $25.
Gunn, Zebulon, Rt. 1.

can use. L. J. $i
ville, Rt. 3.

No. 8 Buckeye Inc
4800 cap., heated by
has elec. fan for
of heat, good cond.,
price. Joe R. Fer,

ja.

FOR SALE: No. 2 Oli
bine, doing ex

| want 1. used. Gi

Plow., Must be
thin 100 3





i

ERY FOR





> MACHI
SALES



with starter, lights, planters,
cultivators, tiller and harrow,



ights, power take-
Intl. Tiller, 5ft. har-
rato

planters, and 1
r, a eaClasscond..!r0e, Wel. 2651 Ac. 7 =
arrow row planter, |,

Plow, Heavy Duty Intl. Wa-
gon. cultivators, distributors,
corn and cotton planters, prac-
tically new, and 5 ft. Case
Tandem Harrow, J: D. 14 Disc
Drill, fair
Elko.

Intl. Harvester Combine, 52
R pulled by tractor, and. 13
Dise J. D. Oat Drill, both used
-fone on 100 A, $1100.00. B. B.
Bailey; Ray City, Box 505.

3h. p. Lookout Dairy Boiter
with steam gauge, inject and
fittings, other fixtures, $125. at
.|my place. Earl Sansom, Rocky

Face, Rt. 1. nar

starter, and.

2 set 2 row cul-
planting equip;
arrow, 4 disc til-
sell. P. Capps,

Cultivators, planters, distribu.

r_trade for larger) used little, good cond. $400.
Entire, Augusta,|U, R. Gore, Griffin, 162 Milner
ee ee ; : a
Turner Peanut Picker and
Intl. Hay Baler, with practical-
ly new Intl. Harvester motor,
$750. W. H. Doke, Baxley.

_ 400 Egg Sears Super Hatcher,
Mill, No. 27, tan type, Incubator, good cond.,
wy Model, exe. :cond.,| $49 Robert H. Ernst, Decatut,.
Graham, McRae. | 999g Amelia Ave. ;
Be ey eet Roewicl Wee Broo der.
r, practically neW:| brood 500 chicks up to 6 wks.
ere in Ga.; old, good cond.; used about 5
Also Brad- wks., automatic, with fan, $30.
Sheller, $65-| Exe. for 20 White Leghorn
Shady Dale.| Hens 5 mos. to 1 yr. old. Ship.
Bush and; You pay exp. Henry S, Howell,
, new, $175. here.|Trion, Rt. 1. 7)
Ailey. _;. Plymouth motor
fia .| With pulley for syrup or corn
and |mill, good cond. Can be seen
Nat. Winters,|.at farm, 1 mi. Murrayville.
ee a | 2 Jack Cochran, Gainesville, Rt.
Be EHGh-Practors :
d ilizer cat-
| seat, . cond., my
q. Davis, Hawkins-
Bs Hawkias-



















WC Allis Chalmers Tractor,
(cultivators and planters, til-
ler, peanut weeder, etc. Cecil
L. Langham, Warrenton, Rt, 2.

Deering Mower,
paint and most new

- 11 in. Harvey Hammer Mill,
3 screens, 50 ft. belt, never

used, reasonable price. Or trade

ery good cond.,| for garden tractor with mower.
all, ., Lhom-|W. R. Stephens, Douglasville,
Eee Rts.



disc, $125. cash.| 7 in. Turn Plow, Spike Tooth
entecost, Winder,' Harrow, Set of Disc Harrow.

ee Contact: Geo. Stevens; Smyrna,
Cultivator, | only ; Bt. 1. Or call Bel. 5156 (Atlan-

mes, used on Ford- ta): :

or Jeep. For quick} M. Farmall Tractor, perfect

Irs. E. Paul, Ham-!cond., with 6 disc tiller, culti-
- _,vators, planters, and fertilizer

attachments. Write. W. E. Gild-

er, Alamo.

Model A Intl. Tractor, 2 dise
plow, harrow, planters, culti-
vators, perfect cond., $1500.00;
No. 61 Intl.-Harvester Combine,
fair cond., good rubber, chains,
belts, operates with power
take-off drive; 1 complete ma-
chine already dismantled, both
for $200. A. N. Moye, Barnes-
ville. ?

VAC Case Tractor, fully
equipped with 2 disc SECO
Breaking Plow, planters, ferti-
lizer and cultivating equip. B.
(EF. Tillman, Glenwood, Ried;

Turner Peanut Picker, A-1
cond., ready for work, prac-
tically new belts, Turner Hay
Press on rubber, good as new,
|with 9 h. p. air cooled motor,
(used about two weeks). Priced
to sell. Letters ans. J. L. Carey,
Wrightsville, Rt. 3.

-klighter, De-| Ford 2 Disc Athens Tiller,
Solumbia Dr. De/|Slightly used, for sale or trade
Bestel eo for 14 Dbl. Bottom Plow, good
ba eiae .4,.. |cond. Earl M. Coleman, Glen-
4>-Dise Tiller, 3

: d tee :
eeumohiey re. ee
s 14 can dry milk cooler we
23 .;_|brine compartment and 1% hp.
s Sea cue compressor, 4 ft. areator on
scp attow Flow, | stand, practically new, $500. A,
lachine; Power Take-| McKinley, Care McKinley
ley, ee sec. ae Dairy, Milledgeville, Box, 357.
- used. See at m ; :
Altman, Bee 4.5 deck Elec. Chick Starting
i '|Brooders, good as new, $35 ea.
or trade on 12000 egg cap. incu-



Mill, Pan,
0; Also Pea
d., for sale.

N Crow,

4. a
Mill, 9 ft. cop-
equi good
ide Bs

. Seed Drills,
erfect cond., $25. or
. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

de: _ Tractor, 3-5
mos. $350. at my

4

.

e Mill, 2 roller,
45. G. A. Kent,

ne Grain drill, both with fert.



Mode! ee rmal Tractor |.
all A-1 cond. H. J. Hix, Mon-

Farmall M. Tractor; 3 Dise

cond, J. L. Davis,

| Birdsong, Woodland.

tors, for. Case VAC Tractor,

in * frame ;
| PGi ee eee ae

bator. H. R. Clarke, Covington. Cabbage Plants, 40c C: 500, $1.50

12 row Intl. and-16 row Mo-'





PAGE FIVE.



COND HAND

4ACHIN ERY FOR SALE



other tools and boxes, set scales,
$150. 2 Disc Tractor Plow, $50.
Claude C. Francis, Alpharetta,
Eten

for cattle at my home. E. J. Mc-
Ginnis, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

Small Broiler Plant, exc.
Cond., cap, 50 per week, 5 deck
starting battery, 2 four deck
Intermediate batteries, 4 deck
finishing batteries, $250 cash, or
accept good milcn cow and calf
as part of purchase price. Fred
Barber, Jonesboro, Rt.

New Owensboro 1H wagon, 2
in. tire, never used, $120. Boots

, Case WR Tiller Plow, 4 disc,
with scrapers, exc. eond., for
sale or trade for 2 disc heavy
duty plow, or No. 3 Jay Bee
Hammer Mill. W. G. Burt, Bol-
ingbroke.

Model H. John D. Traetor,
with cultivators, set Int. Peanut
Plows, and 20 disc harrow, good
cond., all for $1100, Clifford L.
Jones, Benevolence.

American Baby Mammoth
Elec. Incubator, Ist class cond.,

rison, Winterville.

-F 12 Farmall Tractor with 28
2 disc turn plow, 12 disc Intl.
harrow, (Tractor. completely re-
built), a real buy. R. S. Dean,
} Alma, Rt. 12

Tyler,s Mogul No. B-1, 3 rol-
ler Cane Mill on practically new
9 ft. Evaporator, Sell or trade,
.at my farm. Will not ship. Macon
Walden, Gibson, Rit 2:

Dairy 3 unit milking machine
with areator, etc. for sale. J. A.

Whittle, Brunswick, 50315 Glou-
cester St.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want Pick-up Harrow for
Ford-Ferguson Tractor. Staie
make, cond., size disc, price:
Also for sale, Power Pulley for
old Fordson, good cond., $10.
J. M. Dempsey, Chamblee. Tel.
2391,

Want Farmall Cub- Tractor
and all equip., A-1 cond. Tom

2. ~~ | Mercer, Norman Park RFD: 1.
~ 1948 Bradley Garden Tractor, |.

Want Avery Red Lion 2 Dise,
self lifting, Plow. Must be in
good cond. L. P. Singleton,
Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

Want new or 2nd. hand Pea
Sheller. W. O. Harrison, Boston.

Want Triumph Zip or other
good make Corn Shucker and
Sheller with 1 long sweet el-
bow. Quote price and how !ong

used. Must be in good cond. N.
A. Compton, Comer.
Want Tractor with some

squip. Prefer Farmall H or M,
recent model. P. Neal, Colum-
h bus, 212 11th St.

Want good 2 Dise Plow for
Model (M) J. D. Tractor, good
cond. P. J, East, Oxford, Rt. 1.

Want good Farmall A Trac-
tor with planters, cultivators,
fertilizer attachments, harrow
and tiller. State price. Lewis
W. Bush, Vienna, Rt. 3.

Want med. size feed mill,
good.*cond. H. G. Yeomans,
Collins.

Want Small Riding Farm
Tractor. Give full description
and price in first letter. Glenn
Rivers Hopkins, Atlanta, Rt. 2,
Box 64.

Want good 2nd hand J. D. or
Farmall Tractor, Ralph Collier,
Comer.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Strawberry Plants, Mastodon,
70c C; 500, $3; $5.25 M; Klondike
60c'C; $2.75, 500; $4.75 M; Sugar
pears, $1 ea; 1948 White
Browneyed Peas, 25c lb.; 5 Ibs.,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Lee Hood,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Copenhagen and Wakefield

2.50 M; Ga: Collard, 300, $1;
$2 M; Big Jim Heavy Bearing



tach., 2 disc plow for Farm- | Strawberry, US1:25Cs500! %
all H . 10 disc Rome Har-| Klondike, 500. $2.25;'$4 M. Ali
tow, for sale. No letters ans.|del, C. W. Smith, Gainesville,
3M C Sims Jr, Monro: Rt. 2. eee





2 Hole Power Corn Sheller,

Good 2 H wagon, $95, or exc. |

1800 egg cap., $200. T. W. Mor-|



PLANTS FOR SALE



Early bearing Strawberry
heavy croppers, extra large, 80c
C; $2.25, 300; $3.50, 500; Also
Ga. Collard, purple Globe Tur-
nip seed. % lb., 50c; 90c Ib.
Mattie Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Large Klondike Strawberry
plants, 50c C; Large Red Indian
Peach -Seed, 50c doz.; Early
Green Okra, 25c teacup; Indian
Peach Sprouts, 15 in. tall, 50c
ea, Add postage. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming. Rt, 1.

St. Regis Red. Everbearing
Raspberry , Plants, 2 crops,
Spring and Fall, $1.25 doz. PP.
in Ga. Send MO. Mrs. Carlton
Houge, Hapeville, 557 Central
Ave. Tel. Ca. 4907.

plants, $1.25 C; Red Abundance
and Blue Damson Plums, Early
Richmond Cherry, Black Wal-
nut, 3, $1 Exe. for print sacks,
at 3, $f. Mrs. John Myers, Hart-
well, Rt, 2.

| Chas, W. Cabbage Plants,
fresh and green, 300, $1; 500,
$1.50; $2.50 M; PP. R. Chanclor,
Pitts.

Chas. W. Cabbage Plants,
ready, 500, $1.75; $2.50 M: 50c
C. Del. Otis Conner, Pitts, Rt. 1.

Frostproof Chas. W. Cabbage
Plants, $2 M; Special price on
25,000 up. B, F, Mallard, Savan-
nah, Box 378, Rt. 5.

Lady -T. Strawberry, 500,
'$2.75; $5 M:; Klondike, 500, $2.25
$3.50 M. Mrs. L. C. Allen,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Missionary Strawberry, 75c
C; Spring Shallot Onions, 40c C.
Mrs. Cromer McCurley, Hart-
jwell, Rt. 2.

Nice rooted Extra Early
Strawberry plants, 50c C, Mrs.
G. L. Hubbard Gainesville, Rt.
Oe :



Red Hot Pepper, 60c gal.;
Shade Dried: Sage, 30c qt. 90c
gal.; Sage Plants, 90c doz. All
del. Mrs. Leilar Phillips, Roys-
ton, Rt. 1. ; 8 :

Nice Klondike Strawberry
Plants, for fall planting, Gib-
son, Wonderberry, and Red
Gold, 75 C; Everbearing, $1 C.
Add postage. Mrs. Willis Grin-
'dle,-Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

| Chas W. and Copenhagen,
fresh grown, strong Cabbage
Plants, $2 M; 500 $1.25; 5M, $9.
Prompt Service. E. L. Fitzgerald,
Irwinville.

Rooted Chas. and Copenhagen
Cabbage Plants, 509, $1.25; $2
|M; PP. Now Ready. I. L. Stokes,
Fitzgerald.

Strawberry plants, Everbear-
ing, 50c C; Turnip Seed, 10c tbls.
|3 tbls., 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
|Henry M. Jones, Lula, Rt. 1.

| Mastodon Strawberry, $1 Gs
| 300, $2.50; Klondike, 300, $2;
Scallion Onioh Buttons, $1.25
{gal.; Shallot Red Onions, for
fall planting, $1 gal. All PP. M,
|C. Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. Ps

a

|. Early Jersey and Chas. W.
| Cabbage Plants, young, healthy,
| prompt shipments, 300, $1; 500,
| $1.50; $2 M. PP. J. D. Crenshaw,
(Pitts, POB 8.





Gem Everbearing Strawberry |







field. that has been

PLANTS FOR SALE





Rooted Sage Plants, 85c oz.
Or exe. for feed sacks: aiso
blooming size Christmas Gac-
tus, blooming size, 50c ea. Mrs.

Jim Wright, Cedartown, Rt. Liege

Bi color Plants for quail and
doves, $20. M. PP. in Ga. Josc-

phine Raley, Mitchell. ere

Healthy, improved,
grown, Strawberry Plants, $2.
C; $11. M. PP. Satis. guar. H.
L. Tripp, Savannah, Rt. 1, 2ox
330B: S

Everbearg Strawberry plants,

large and well rooted, 50c C.
Mrs. H. O. Fitzgerald, Harlem.

Everbearing Strawby plants, ~
65c C; 500, $2.50; $4.50 M; Ga.
and Heading Collard, 40c Gy
500, $1. PP. Moses Davis, Mil-
ledgeville, Rt. 5, Box 126.

Chas. W. and Copenhagen
Cabbage Plants, fresh,
grown, 500, $1.75; $2.25 M. Del.
PP. Prompt shipping. satis,
guar. H. J. Puckett, Fitzgerald.

Klondike Strawberry plants,
strong, free of disease, pack-d
to arrive in good shape, 660,
$15.00; 2000, $5.00; $2.50 AM;

fieldy ey










!



fr

falls:

300, $1.50. Ho Py, Malcom: Sosa

cial Circle, Rt. 2, Box 47.

Mastodon Strawberry plaxis, ~
young, good roots, $1. C: $8. 0.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. , Clay
Bennett, Flowery Branch.





SEEDS FOR SALE
pe ee

Chas. W. Cabbage Sead, $1.45

Ib.; 10 Ibs., $13.50; $120. CWT:
Tomato, $2. Ib.; 10 Ib., $i pine
All prepaid.



White Tender Cornfield and.

MO preferred.
Major Crow, Gainesville, REDS:
1.



Speckled and White Half Rum--

ner Garden Beans, 45c cup;

Blue Java -Peas, 30c lb.; Red

Multiplying Scullion Buttons,
$1.25 gal. Mrs. Mattie Little,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1. ee
Old Time White Nest Onion
Sets, $1.25 gal. Del.. anywhere
in Ga. J. T. Feely, Dougtas-
ville. =e :
Multiplying Calif. Beer Seed,.
25c good start. Mrs.
Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.
White Multiplying Onions,
$1. gal. Frostproof Eng. Pea

Seed, 35c cup. All for fall
planting. Add postage. No
stamps. Money or MO. Mrs.

English Roach, Royston; Rt. 1.

Upson Co. hard seed yar.
Crimson Clover, tested bx Ga. :
Agric. Dept. originated from

for 12 yrs. Min. shipment 100
Ibs. 40c lb. Phone 2914. J.
Lynwood Bentley, Thomaston.

White Nest Onions, $1.10 gal.
Del. Mrs. I. D. Dickerson. Du-
pont. i

Blackeyed Crowder and Pole-
cat Crowder Pea Seed. 25c !b:
Col. and White (small) buuc#
Butterbean Seed, 25c lb. Shell-

Early Jersey and Chas. W./|ed by hand. Add postage. Mig

|Cabbage Plants, fresh green
ready for shipment,
; 900, $1.25; $2 M. PP. T G. Cren-
shaw, Pitts Rt. 1.

Copenhagen, Wakefield, and

Dutch Cabbage, 200, 70e; 500,
$1.50; $2.50 M: Ga. and Head.
ing Collard, 300, $1.00: 500,

$1.25; $2. M; Klondike Straw-
berry, 200, $1.00; $4.00 M;
Jim Everbearin
del. Bonnie
htt eo:

Nice Sage Plants, 20c 2.;
Gooseberry Bushes, $1.50 doz ;
Blackhaws, 6, $1.00: Muscadine
Grape Vines, 6, $2.00: Catnip, |
20c bunch. Mrs.
Gainesville, ICES:

Mastodon Strawberry plants,
$8. M; Klondike Strawberry,
$4. M. P. B. Reynolds, Gaines- |
ville, Rt. 2.





checks. Add postage. Gladys
Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.
Mt. Huckleberry Plants,



bearing size, 75c doz; Hazelnut |
Bushes, 6, $1.00; Black Walnut
Bushes, 4, $1.



Nancy

3, Box 49.





|Ben Vaughn, Lyerly, uRiaals
300, 90c; |

Dixie Crimson Clover Seed,

| 40c lb. at my barn. James ti.
| Voyles, Morrow, Hwy. 54.

Calif. Multiplying Beer see,
20c start. PP. Mrs. Ear]. Finch-
er, Waco, Rt. 1.

| 401 and Va. Bright Leaf To-
Big| bacco Seed,
g, $1.25 C, All| Crop Improvement Assoc.,
Smith, Gainesville,!oz. PP. Foundation seed direst
| from Coastal Plain Exp. Stat
|and treated.

TEAS
Was

&}

Pe

certified by

Will quote price
Write: D.

i.

on larger lots.
Newborn, Adel.

Good Tender Cornfield Bean

Mae Turner, | Seed, tan and brown. striped,
| 1948 crop, grows 6-8 in. long,

45e cup. Mrs. W. H. Stancili,
Ramhurst, Rt. 1.

Early Tender Speckled and
White Half Runner Garden

Strawberry Plants, early var. Beans, 45c teacup; 3 cups, $1.25;
75 C; Ga. Collard and Purple | Blue Java Peas, 30c in 5 Ib. lois
Globe Turnip Seed, 90c lb. No| Or more; Red Multiplying Scu-

lion Onion Buttons, $1.25
PP in Ga. Miss Gennia Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.



CANE (SEED):

20,000 stalks Green Govecn-

Add -postage.|ment Cane, jointed, 6 to.8 ft.
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt.|taH, five cents stalk. Brinsion

Branch, Tifton, Rt. 4.



Sallie

reseeded _


















toh 5 i
GRAIN AND HAY
Eos SALE








Widors Grain Oais, in 5 bu.
a. Jak: Lowe, Ft. Val=




Abruzzie Seed Rye, $4.50 bu.
KOR: b.. Walker, Ft. Valley.



150 bu. Calaway Seed Oats;
recleaned, tested, and tagged
for germ., and purity, del. in
dots 100 bu. within 35 mi. Less
rot del. $1.50 bu. James H.
Ken, Powder Springs, Rt. 2.

New crop Bright Peanut Hay,

- ready. for del. .in truckioad
dots. Write for prices. Marvin
A. punke, Ashburn, Rt.1.

: 59. tons Laspedeza and Ber-
muda Hav. baled without rain,
good quality, $30. ton at barn.
HB Wall, Matison, Rt. 4. Tel.
Bou Rt
~~ Nice Bright Sanford Wheat,
big srains, $2.50 bu.; Also nice
Frent, heavy Vietos. Grain
sacked, $1.25 bu. FOB. N,
Reid, Hartwell, Rt. 3

oO.
200 bu. oure Sanford Seei
Wheat, $250 bu.. FOB ~ here.
Wiliam J. Peters, Social Circle.

500 bu. gooc, clean, briskt
Wietor< Grain Oats for -sead,
made average of 50 bu. to acre,
eSi26- bu. Clifford = Lb -Jones,;
Bexevolence.

Sanferd Wheat, combine run,



























5 ER





Yshin' in dbl. sacks, $2.50 bu. V.
S. Gibson, Decatur, 1000 S$.
Candler Rd, Rt. 1.. At Ousley

Chanel.

Fulgrain Oats, combine run,
$1.25 bu. at my home. FOB.
Mes. C. H. Richardson, Gordoii,
BRA. 2.

st. quality Lesnedeza Hay,
- $30. goa FOBs irks. "cans ~or
trucks. T. W. Morrison, Winter-

Ville, ae 48, Phone 17.

Cokers certified Victor Grain
Oats, $2. bu.; 100 bu. lots un,
$1.80 bu.; Cokers Stanton Oats,

and. yr., $1.60 bu; Sanford
Wheat, 2nd. yr., free of weeviis,
$3. bu.; 100 bu. lots or ower,
$2.50 bu. All cleaned and

Ceresan treated. C. G. Hardi-
gree , Watkinsville. .

- Tp quality Lespedeza Hay, ).
del, to your. barn in 5-10 ton
lots, $35. ton. H. W. Navehn
Athens, 3338: J.
Peanut Hay
sale, D. E. cos
~~ 250 bu. Cokers Victor Grain
Seed Oats, a yzned and treat-
ed, $1.50 bu.; 400 bu. Cokets
- Fulgrain, combine run, $1.49
bu. George Watkins, *Griffin,
Rte A.
Sanford Sec Wheat, $3.25
bu. Riley C. Couch, Turin.



Lakeland.









Fulgrain Oats, $1.50 bu.;
_ Sanford Wheat, $3. bu. J. Ce
= Wee, College Park, Rt:: 1. Tel.



Ca. 6090.

No. 1 quality Peanut Hay,
free of poisoning. Can del. by
truck 9-10 ton lots. Write for
prices. V: H. Burke, Ashburn,
ments,

Cokers Victor Oats,







ed,in 5 bu. bags, $1.35: bu;
Combine run, $1.15 bu.; Re-
cleaned Blue Lupine Seed,

61/2 Ib. J. D. Duke, Fort Val-

dey.

Recleaned Victor Grain Oats,

tested, clean and in new bags,

$1.50 bu; Also Sanford Wheat,

ies clean and treated, $3. bu. Ralph
at C. Collier, Comer.

- Pure, bright, Gallberry honey,

packed in qt. mason jars, 12

Jats to case, $10.00: to . case.
FOB here. J. W..Sherman,; Al- |
ma, Rt. 1.

No. 1 Table Extracted Honey:
By Exp. 6-5 lb., $7.50; 4-10 lb.
$10. my stat., 8 cases 5 lb, 6
eases Of 10 lb. prepaid in Ga.
1-5, by mail del., $1.50 ea. Rev.
Curd Walker, Soperton, Rt. 1.

Fancy grade strained Honsy,
ease of. 6-5 Ib. glass jars, $7.50
freight PP in Ga. E. J. Lewis,
Nahunta. :

Puve Gallberry and Tupelo

Extracted Honey, No. 10 pails,

$2. pail. No. 1 table grade. FOB.

we T. H. Flowers, Jesup.

6-10 lb. pails Fancy Extract-
ed Honey, $15.00; 6-5 1b. Glass
Jars, $8.00; 12-2 1/2 \b., $7. al-
50 200 Ibs., clean Bright Bees- |

IPECAN & FRUIT TREES

in car lots for)

reclean-| @

FOR SALE

12 English Walnut Trees, 8-
10 in., rooted, 50c e2.; lot $5.
Well: packed. PP: Arthur Pow-
ell, Maysville, Rt. 1.

Blue Damson Pium Sprouts,
Sie teaGmMirss edi ate SOLES 155
Royston. f

Apple; Peach, Pear; Cherry,
Pecan, Chesnut, Tr Grape
Vines, 1 and 2 yrs, old, at r2a-
sonable prices. List free. T. M.
Webb, Ellijay.

Old time White Ing. Peac
Trees with white blooms,
yrs. old, *$l-eas dr. old; Voc:
Will ship in-Ga. -Guar. true to
name. B. E. Morgan, Atlanta,
383. W: Ontario Ave., S..B. Tel.
Ray 14a

29s,

A
2

Museadine and Scuppernong
Grape Vine, 6, $1.00; Hazeinut
and Blueberry Plants, $1. doz;
Gatnip;{- Balm; 3:'<:25c;,, Reds
Black Everbearing Raspberr Zz
8, $1.00; Peppermint Plants, 25,
Zoe, Moss packed. Mrs. M. aT
Maton, Dahlonega, Rt 1.

1
Ke



SAGE FOR SALE



Nice, bright Sage, 1948 crop,
shade. dried, 20c per soda box

full: Add postaze.- No chks.
Myrt Caudell, Homer; Rt. 1,
Box 109. :

Dry 1948 crop Sage, 30c qt.,
90c lb. Mae. Howell, Waleska,
Rios

Dry Sage, $1. Ib. postage
extra on -smallamount; also
editable peas, $1.25 lb. for 10
Tbs., also Peanuts, same. pric3; |
Sage plants, 2 for 25c. Myrtle].
Pace, Temple, Rt. 1.

Clean, dry leaf garden sage,
$1. 1b... 5 Jbs., $4.50. Prompt
filling of orders. Mrs. J. O. Me-
Daris, Canton, Rt. 3.

Sage, hand picked, shad
dried, $1.,1b.;.5: to: 15 Ibs., 5c
lb; ground, $1.50 lb. 25c aad
/50e orders filled; dried casnip
leaves, $1. lb; green, 50c Ib.
Virgil Keith, Alvaton.

1948 Sage, hand gathered,

Ibs. or more, 90c lb. Postpaid
in: Ga. only. J. . J: Brown,
Toccoa, Rt. 2. 5

1948 hand gathered, washed
and shade dried Sage, $1. lt;
3 lbs. or more, 90 Ib. postpaid
in Ga. Mrs. Claude Edmonds,
Toccoa, Rt 2, Box 143.

SACKS FOR SALE

{
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1



Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
washed, fine weave, good cond.,
3, $1. Add postage. Mrs. A. &.
Grier, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Nice print: sacks, washed,

dew, 3, $1.00; Odd sacks, 30c

ea, Mrs. Roy Patterson, Cum-
ming Rt eles

Unwashed print sacks, 30
a.; $3.25 doz.; 50, $12.50; $28.

C. PP to 3rd zone. Mrs. Willis
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Large size print sacks, ripped
and washed, 3, $1.00; $3.75 doz.;
Also White unwashed, 20c ea.

No holes or mildew. Add post-
age. Mrs. E. R. Jones, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1. j

Print. sacks, washed, iroried,
free of holes, 3, $1.00; Some
with holes, 25c ea. Mrs. R. L.
Williamson, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap., good
cond., 30c ea.; Odds, 25. Add

postage. All -washed, and
ripped. Mrs. T. L. Lawson,
Gainesville, Rt. 8.

White Sacks, washed free of

washed, shade dried, $1. Ib. 3}-

ironed, free of holes and. mil*





Print;-sacks,
holes

1

Mrs.
ville, Rt. 8; Box 48.

i

1



holes and mildew, 190 Ib. cap..
25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Guy
A. Grant, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

cap., 3, $1; Odd ones, 20c ea. in
lots 5 or more. PP. Will mail
COD, Mrs. J. C. Jones, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

White Sacks, 100 Ib.
free: of holes and mildew, 20
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Edwin
Patterson, Cumming, Rt. 1.

100 Ib sacks, 25c and 30c ea.;

24 Ib flour sacks, Ise ea. Add
postage. All washed, Mus. W..



wax, $100. John A: Crummey, |

Jesup, Box 117.

|

Print sacks, washed 100 Ib.;L. McRae, Cedar Park Farm,

cap., ling. Dr, G. S. Floyd, Loganville.

20c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 5.

and mildew, 3, $1, Add postage.
COD if preferred: Mrs. Claude
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 5,

washed raveled,
and mildew, 30c ea.; Odds, with
heles, 25c ea. Mrs. C.
Gainesville, Rt. 9.

and ironed, 25c ea.;
lene Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

$3.85 doz.
Hoyt Stanford, Cumming,
Les :

on
Tallant,

lk
30C -a,
prelerreds.
checks.
Stonewall.

ironed, free of holes and mil-
dew,
Canton; Rt,

of holes
cap. Mrs.
Cumming, Rt: 1.

cap.,
holes and mildew, 3, $1. PP in
Ga.
Mrs.
Rt.

cap.,
holes and mildew,
in Ga. Add postage. Mrs.
don Kemp,

| Mrs.
Ground, Rt.

eap., free of holes and mildew,
washed, fine weave, 3, $1. PP.

ville, Rt. 3.

good cond., washed, 3 Sie day
K.

postage. Mrs. A. Grier,
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Beautiful print sacks, wash-
ed and ironed, free of holes,
35c ea.; 3, $1. PP. Mrs.. Virgil
oe: Chamblee, Cumming, Rie 2,
Box 253: : d

Nice. print sacks, vashed,
3 $1:00;* $375 doz. | PE. Mts:
J. E. Hope, Gainesville, Rt. 1:

LBulls, ready for service, Sired

Print sacks. 30c ea.: Whites,

Nice Print sacks, 100 1b. cap.
washed, ironed, .free. of holes

Nice Print sacks 100 Ib. cap.,
free of holes
W. Parks,
washed, free of
and mildew, 3, $1.00;

00 for 25c ea. Add postage.
Hoyt Stowers, Gaines-

Odd Print Sacks, washed
5, $1. Co-

Nice print sacks, washed and
roned, good cond.; 3, $1.06;
Add postage. Mrs.
Rt.

washed and
Add postage
Mirs..-- Gi ai:

Print sacks,

ironed, 30c ea.
small orders.
Cumming.

Nice,
bisscans

large print sacks, 100
washed and. ironed,
Add postage. COD if
No stamps nor
Mrs. W. J. Cochran,

}
Nice print sacks, washed,

3,. 481. 52Miss

2:
White Sacks junwashed, free

and mildew, 100 Ih.
Edwin Patterson,

\

Eula Cox,

sacks, 100 Ib.
ripped, free of

Large print.
washed,

Orders . filled
Pete Keinp.
i 3
Nice print
washed,

promptly.
Lee

100 = 1b.

ot
jee)
Gor-

sacks,
- ripped, free
3.561:

Murrayville.

Nice print sacks, 35c ea. PP:
Nathan Westnenoy: Ball

Large. print sacks, 100 Ih.

Mrs. Frank, Bruce, Dawson-

Print .sacks, 100 1b. } cap.,

Nice print sacks, 100 lb. cap.,
washed and ironed, 3, $1.00;
Odds, 25c ea.; 10 or more o/ds,

20c ea. Add postage. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Boyd Corn,
Dawsonville. * eS

washed and

White sacks,
di

ironed, 50, $10. Mrs.
Burk, Tifton, Rt. 3.



CATTLE FOR SALE





Young steer, about 18 mos.
old, in prime cond., around 350-
400 Ibs. See at my place. Janie
M. Thornton, Palmetto.

Several purebred Jersey Bull
calves, 3 and 4 mos. old, sired
by the four-star bull, Spargling
Draconis Ivy Sir, out of heavy
milking dams, $50 ea.; Reg. and
transferred; 5 mos. old Heifer
calf by same sire, $100. E. B.
Braswell, Athens.

5 Reg. Polled Short Horn
by Oakwood High Command,
out of outstanding Dams. Max
McRae.

Polled Bull (reg.), 4 yrs. old,
1200 lbs., for sale or exc. for
young bull to prevent inbreed-

Jersey Milch Cow, (calf 4 mos,
old) gives 2% gals. daily. Fresh-
en next act H. B. Pitman,

Newnan, Rt. 4. Hwy 34...
Good. Cow, 3. = daily, Sell
or exc. Mrs. gages



Ree Jersey Bull, - Fauvic
Dreaming Samuel No. 480536,
2%. yrs. old, easiiy managed,
$200 at barn. W. W. Wiggings,
Sandersville, Rt. 1. ;

Purebred Guernsey Bull, No.
365326, born Jan. 25, 1945,
Grandson of Emory. out of
State Champ Cow with record
or 9,932 lb, milk and 431.8 Ibs.

milking. Write:-
Griffin, Rt. 4.

e

D;--N=-Crapoe

10GS FOR SALE



z

Hereford Male, and _ Gilits,|
reg. in buyers name, sire from
Champ. Yalehurst Farm, $20
ea. Will ship COD. J. G. Buy-
ers, Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

SPC Pigs for sale, reg.
buyers name. M. J. Bingen:
Pinehurst.

-SPC Pigs, males and gilts, 10
wks. old, exc. bloodlines, $25. |
ea, Reg. buyers name, treated,
crated. \ FOB: .5::mi. SE Pine.
hurst. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-

hurst.

3 SPC Boar. Pigs, 3 mos. vld,

70 lbs., Indiana breeding, abl.
treated for cholera, $18. with
papers. R. F. Williams, Guy-

ton.

Reg. med. blocky Cherry Du-
roc Jersey Pigs, 8 males, 2 fe-
males, approx. 60\1bs., champ.
bloodlines, $40.00; 1 Service
Male, $50. Treated, crated, FOB.
Ww. H. Roughton;: Sandersville.

Duroc Pigs, best ploodliaes,
treated, reg. it buyers name,
$25. FOB farm, on new pave-
ment through Sunnyside; $27.

fice. Now ready for shipment.
Jack P. Walker, Waycross, Rt.

Reg. PC Pigs, 10 wks. old,
fast growing, Blocky, $25 ea.
Allen Parnell Jr., Thompson,
Tel, 302-Mi2.

. Reg. Hamp. Boar, 17 mos. old,
about 350 lbs., $75. Mrs. Hugh
L. White, Stockbridge. ~

Reg. Hereford boar, about 400
Ibs., 30 mos. old, for sale or exc.
for one of same breed and qual-|;
ities. W. P. Langford, Warden,
Harris Co., Hamilton.

Duroc Boars, ready for ser-
vice, giltsato pe bred to son of

|Red Star, weanling pigs, ready

for shipment Oct. 15, All treat-
ed for cholera and reg in buy-
ers name. W. J. McGee, Bonair.

2 pigs, OIC and Guinea Cross,
35-40 Ibs., $25 ea. Mrs, Birdie
Martin, Dallas, Ran As

- Full stock Little Bone Black
African Guinea Pigs, stay fat
kind, for breeding, life treated
for cholera, $1950 eas sOr BP;
Sinquefield, Harrison.

-Cherry Red Blocky Duroc
Pigs, Weaned, $25 ea. Some un-
related. H. L, Williams, Baxley.

Reg. SPC Boar, Pedro os Lo
ny Hendricks, Woodland, Eo Ls
Box 18.

Very fine reg. SPC Boar, 6

L.|mos. old, from Indiana (one of

largest SPC farms in U.S.), easy
feeding kind, a real herd boar.
Write. Fred A. Elder, Sr.,
ton.

Purebred Haine Pigs, 3 mos,
old, male and female, reg. buy-
ers name, for sale. Ralph C.
Metts, Redan. P. -O.-\.address,:
Stans Mtn. Rt. 1. Tel Stone Mt.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Pr. 7 yrs. old Mare Mules,
-950 lbs. ea:, $350. for pr. T: H.
Hardie, Gordon. :

Red Mare, 7 yrs. old, work
anywhere, about 1000 Ibs.,-
$125.00; Also some OIC. Pigs,
Oct. 11 be 8 wks. old, $12. ea.
See: J. B. Pruitt, Jr., Buford, |
Rt 3:

cow with young calf. Mrs. Ww.
H. Noles, Hawkinsville. >

ae mare mule, 4 yr:
abou







4 Y. Summers, Newnan, Rt. 5.

tna Rt ae





fat in 305. days on twice a day d

| old, $250. 3

ea. crated and del:-to Exp. On, W

1. (Member US Registry Assn.) |ir

mos. old, 350 Ibs., for sale. Dan-!2_

Dal=

Nice, young, Horse Meie
work anywhere, -ntle, 6 yrs.
old. Sell or exc. for nice te










and a good |
cheap. Mrs. I
pharetta, Rt. 2
2 Jacks, 6- and
good performers,
Jennet, about 630 Ib

gether or separat
n|Cobb, Adel.

at mule, about 400!














































































ville, Rid:

Bay Mare (mule)
Wagon for ele
Newnan, R

brood mares,
Also at Stud
Allen. Clyde
ville, Rt. 2:

never been -
Sell or ex

Merryboy Bloo:
ase: Wylly,. Te C

Reg. White
ie Horse,

ae ~ good n
_= Sorrow, Com

Black, $65.
sound, gentle.
Hereford Boar, 2%
at my farm near
Ghee 4 a

Stover, Pisgah.
Black Horse, | Re

Nice ~gentle Ri
dark in col., 850 Ibs.
safe for ladies | on
easy ke hand =
nee uerns
Cae Spri
Rich, powder prin:

; Bay Mare, k
to drive, very gentl
trade for garden tract
ane can use on
































up. 7 mi. W. M
Bullard farm,

ship. Come ai tel
Hoyas See

exc. for print 2 ks,
25c ea; 36 sacks
Willie F. r

2. prs. Eng. Ango:
bits, bag af 9Sr.:2









Rabbits, from. ped.
mos. old, $3.50 pr.;
1.25; 1, 2 yrs old doe, $6.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn,
ee :




Eng. Angora Woolers,
or exc. for something
alue, Mrs, J. C. Riley,

Me Bis ie ;








AND GOATS
FOP SAUF







equal value. Mrs. R,





cod 3-4 gal. Guernsey
Vv milch cow, fresh in.
2nd. calf. Describe and
ice; also have a large
cow and Jarge J. steer
| farm. Marvin Mad-
ee Ried
or more good milch
dvise- what you have
etc.. Miss Sarah
ouglesville. :










urebred Guinea (hogs)
ows. Give full descrin-
details. W. B. Walters,
Asse Sr sean

eS PC. boar and
Give age. wt. and price.
ain, Edison. . ~




purebred _ Hampshire
: ox., 6-8 wks. old,
. John E. Lewis,
1



rade 1 white Alpine
buck, 8 mos. old, al-
genburg doe, just bred,
sh in milk type doe.
easey, Sylvester, Rt.





G to 50 good Sheep.
<, age and price, al-
) 7 yrs. old, red sor-
Mule, wi. 1100-1209
tall, broke and gen-
Wellborn, Rock

Tk goat, fresh or to
on; 4 Qts. or more
May, Columbus, Rt.

doe, Toggenburs-
ossed, or other mill



Chickens for sale at
. Mrs. L. F. Howard,
1010 Washington St.
'y. 6996,
B. Red Game Ban-
$2.50 ea.; Common
co pr.; Extra hens,
iso Common Pigeons,
B. H. Holsomback, East
02 S. Harris St. ai
Silkies and Mille
r.; Golden Se-
- pr.; Buff Cochins,
2G. Black Polish
. pr.; Large. Pekin
ea. Frenchy Zubel,
4470 Broadway.
pe mixed -col. Ban-
ng hens and roosters,
laude Lowery, East-
Box 334. :
antams: Jap. Silkies,
i White Cochins,
Belgians,






















Box 449. |
150 S. C. White Leghorn, 4





CORNISH, GAMES & GIANTS

Pit. Games: Grist Grays,
Stags, and Pullets, $15. tris:
Cocks, $12.50 to $15. ea: 12

Cocks, $125.00; S. A. Ginn Gray
Cocks, $15. ea. Tom Weaver,
Canon, Rt. 2.

12 thoroughbred Cornish
March hatch Roosters, $2. ea.
You pay postage and send
erate to ship in.. J: D. Bunch,

Cartersville, RFD 3.

Apr. hatch purebred, heavy
type, Dark Cornish Cockerel,

$2.00; 2 Roosters, 18 mos. 214,

$3.25 ea.; 2 Pullets, 1 Cockerel,
fryer size. $4. for trio. MO on-
Iv. Miss. Coro B. Patterson, Ty
Pye Rittel:

Several nice Gin Red Stags
for sale. Satis guar. R. E. Pate,
Avera.

8 half Game Pullets, 5 mos.
old, $10. or $1.50 ea; Small
type Bantam Hens, and Noost-
ers. $1. ea. Add postage. Mrs.
J. E. Sorrells. Royston.

Pit Game ~ Rooster and
Hens, $15. at mv home. Jams
Black, Athens, Rt. 2.

9 AAA Dark Cornish, 14 wks.
old.-heavv type, Rooster and 2

| Pullets, $5.00; 9, $13.50: Also 3

New Hamp. Red Roosters, 2
Pullets, 16 wks. old, AAAA

mating, $5.00; Or lot of 12 for

$17.50. Shipped in light crates.
FOB. Fred A./Fider. Sr, Dal-
ton, Ri 4 2

Trio Adkins Asils, $10.00: Pr.
Red Quill. frying size, $5.00;
J-Gockt 1/2 RUG, 1/2 Clipper,
$4.00: Young Trio, 3/4 R. H,
1/4 Traveler, $6.-All for $30.
Emery Tyler, Tallulah Falls.

Pure Dark Cornish- Cocker-
els, $2. ea. in lots of 2. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

_ 4 nice Cornish Roosters, Mar-
tins , AASA stock, $1.50 ea.
Mrs. J: W. Polk, Machen.

Four 1/2 Traveler and 1/2

Clerett, and six 1/2. Traveler.
fand 1/2 Warhorse Pit Game

Stags, Apr. hatch, crowing
$2.50 ez. John 3B. Johnson,
Knoxville. A

Good stock Dark Cornish:

May hatch coekerels, $2. ea.,
3 for $5.00; Hens. $3. ea. 6 for

{$14. Mrs. J.-E. Stone, Adairs-

ville.
ANCONAS:
Ancona Rooster, 1 yr. old,

$5.00 or exc for Wyandotte. R.
ce Stover, Pisgah.

/LEGHORNS:

175 April hatch 4-A grade

W. L. Pullets, have started
laying. Mrs. Alton Armour,
Rayle. :

145 White Leghorn Hens, 6
mos. old, laying 7 and\8 doz.
eggs daily, $2.50. ea. Miss Del-
lie Thornton, Jonesboro, Rt. 1,

mos. old Pullets, Booths Mas-

[ter mating strain. Up to 25, $2.

ea.; up to 50, $1.75 ea. or lot
for $1.50 ea. if taken at once.

HOB = Exp. Office... Mrs) aD: J:

McCorvey. Pavo.
BRAHMAS:

Light Brahmas, best grade, 3
A purebred, blood tested, $3.
ea. MO. Mrs. N. Overby, San-

dersville, 815 South Harris St.

MINORCAS:
Several Black Minorca Hens,
Pullets and Cockerels; also N.

H. Pullets, $2.50 ea. Buyer to.
furnish shipping crates; Black

Minorca Chicks, $16.50 per 100.
PP. Also heavy bred Aassoried

chicks, for fryers, $8.. 50. PP. J. |

D. MeDonald, Milledgeville.

| ORPINGTONS:

Purebred S. C. Buff Orping-,
ton Cockerels, $1:25 ea; 10
pullets and 1 cockerel, $11. pe:

coop. FOB. MO. Mrs. C. W.
Griffin, Screven, Rt. 2.
6 Yellow Buff Orpington

| Hens, $12.50; Rooster Free; 6

Pullets; $10. (rooster free). Mrs.
Marie Holland, Dalton.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,

| PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES,

ETC,

| 25 prs. White King Pigeons,

mated and working; $3.50 ea.
r exc. for chickens. J: Lind-
ay J Rome, 601 2nd.








2)

POULTRY FOR SALE



*

FARM HELP WANTED





Pheasants, $10. pr.; | White
King Pigeons, $2.00;.3 prs., $5.,
Doves, $2.50 pr. Mrs. Helen
Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2. ;

Show type White, Blue and
Silver King Pigeons, from best
bloodlines, produce giant
squabs, all mated and NPA
banded, $5. pr. C. P. Houston,
Atlanta, 1445 McPherson Ave.,
Sees :

Pigeons, prize winning stock
tested, working stock, $7.50 py.;
Young Mated Stock, working
age, $4. pr. Horace A. Stahl,
Moultrie.

Logan strain Racing Homers,
$5. pr.; 2 prs., $9.00; 3 pxs., $10:
Also Fantails, Trumpters,
Barbs and Pigmy Pouters, Muff
Tumblers, all solid colors. E.
H. Morgan, College Park, 231
E. Cambridge.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC.

7 each, Geese and Ganders,
$40. for the 14. Floyd Smith,
Swainsboro, Rt. 2, Box 148.

35 large White Pekin Ducks,
(8 drakes, 27 ducks) $1.50 ea.:
$45. for lot. Exe. for pr. Du-
moc or .OlG Pips LC Dozier:
Brunswick, Rt. 2. =

Pure White African Guinea
Roosters, $2. ea. Wilson Car-
son, Griffin, Rt. C. 3 :

2 Toulouse Ganders, 1 yr. old
last spring, $5.00; 1 old Quack-
less Duck, and-6 young, hatch-
ed this season, $1. ea. N. G.
Forester, Buford, Rt. 2.

ed Bronze, 1. Tom, 24 Jbs., 1
yr. old, pr.-for $25. Mrs. W. .
Shockley, Alto, Rt. 1. :

3 Bronze Turkey Hens, 1947
hatch, $9. ea.; $25. for the 3. at
my home. Cannot ship. Mrs.
Dollie Harrell, Empire, Rt. 1.

REDS (NH, RI. AND OTHERS)
1,800 N,. H. Pullets, 8 wks.
old, certified. by State and
USDA pullorum clean, worm-
ed, AAAA grade, $1. ea. here.
/Will ship in your crates. Roy
Harrell, Fayetteville. G

90 N. H. Red and 16 BR
Rocks, 7 mos. old Pullets (now
laying), $300. or $3. ea. Ship in
your coops. J. N. Carson, Grif-
fin, Zebulon Rd. :

-20 4 A RI Red and BR Pul-
lets, all purebred stock, aver-
age, 1 1/2 lb.: 2 Cockerels, free,
$18. for. Jot. Mrs. Chas. Mal-
phus, Tusculum.

10 Pullets, N. H. Reds, 5 mos.
old; some laying, full sto-K,
$20. for lot. No checks. John
Jones, Dalton, $29 N. Glen-
wood Ave.

mos. old, $2.40 ea; N. H. Red
Rooster, 1 yr. old, $2.50; 15 N.
H. Hens, $2.. ea. Furnish for
roosters, crates; but hens crate
must be returned. No checks.
Not PP: Mirsic G. Cx*> Clifton;
Millen. ;

38 N. H. Red: Hens, were yr.
old last May, good cond., $2.
eae lot for: $li7a;, eas $65. If
you will come after them. Mrs.
J. W. Roberts, Tallapoosa, Rt.
Qe Bom widest

8 Improved Hamp. Red
Roosters, 4 1/2 mos. old, 6 lbs.
-ea., $2. ea. FOB. Geo. W. Burn-

Large White Swiss Mondane |

1 Turkey Hen, Broad Breast- ;

34 Cockerels, 4 A grade, 14)



Want Share cropper for 2H
crop, 50-50 basis. Or sell stock
and equipment to responsible

|farmer and rent on 3rds and

4ths, Good house, lights, run-
ning water. 4% mi. So. Hape-
ville, U. S. Hwy. 41. Quarter mi.
W. Philadelphia Church. Ros-
coe Carden, Forest Park.

Want man for light work on
farm, room board, and small

or 50 yrs. old if in good health.
Dr. W. W. Smith, Decatur, 3550
Glenwood Rd. Tel. De, 2611.



| Want Middleaged woman for
light work on farm. Live as one
of family and reasonable salary.
| Located on school and mail Rt.,
near good churches. J. W.
Knight, Milan, Rt. 1.

Want settled woman for light
work on farm. Ref. Seprecciates
Christian home, Mrs. Mary
Shaw, Lithonie, Rt. 3.

Want family to help gather
crop and if satisfactory, crop
for another year. Furnish house
and pay prevailing wages. Joe
|M. Ward, Sugar Valley.

Want Col. family to make
crop for self with my mule and
equip., plus guar. of wages 2 or
more days each week, Good op-
portunity. 20 mi. Atlanta. Write
Me A. Hartman, Lilburn, Box

_Want white woman, unen-
cumbered, to help with light
farm chores on-small farm, for
good home with just mother
and daughter, Mrs. E. W. Ogden,
Odum Rt. 1, Box 120.

Want man to gather small
crop and work a 1
in 1949. See, % mi. So. College
Park on_ Roosevelt Hwy. A. E.
ee College Park. Phone Ca.

_ Want refined woman for light
farm chores on farm, live as one
of family. Salary. Mrs. B. B.
Powell, Wrightsville, Rt 23:

Want an Ex-GI to work on
farm with me. 20 mi. Milledge-
ville. Write or see: Mancy Os-
borne, Milledgeville c/o State
Hospital: :

-Want reliable, sober,
farmer for 100 A. Bermuda pas-
ture, 65 A, Rent free for 1949
#or repairing outbldgs. Share
large comfortable house, water,
elec., convenient to town, etc.,,
I mi. E. Jeffersonville. For de.
tails, contact Miss Pearl Solo-
mon, Macon, 479 Orange St.
Apt. 6. : =

exp,

Want large col. - family to
share crop the coming year.
Can provide work by day for
strong capable hands. 5 R
house with elec. now available,
See at my farm on Noahs Ark
Rd., S. E. Jonesboro, or write:
Fred Barber, Jonesboro, Rt. 1.

Want strong, exp. farm
nursery help, 10 mi. Atlanta.
Ref. required. Emory Travis,
Riverdale. Phone Fayetteville
AD 23: :

Want family (white or ro!)
for 1 or 2 H crop. Good land,
stock and tools. Gooc water, |
plenty wood. 3R house, near!
towns, churches, school bus,
and mail rt. Ref. exc. See or
write. W. CC. Akin, Locust
Grove, Rt. 2.

Want man for good 2H crop,
65 A on 50-50 basis, or 3rds.!
and 4ths., ete., any basis suit- |
able to party. Good house, 2



ey, Guyton.

POULTRY WANTED
eat a
MISC. CHICKENS:

Want to raise chickens on
halves. Other .party furnish
chickens and feed, I do work.
Write: Mrs. H. Conway, Chula,
Rt. A. :

LEGHORNS:

Want 50-200 White Leghorn
Hens. Must be good layers.
State price. W. H. Hubbaid.

Quitman, POB 326.

REDS: ;

Want spring hatch Pullets,
RI Reds, or any heavy breed.
S. P. Howe, : Atlanta, 1060 Eu-
elid Ave, N. E. Ne





*







bridge.

|
barns, pasture, word, lights, |
school and mail rt. W. W. Mc-

Pherson, Villa Rica.

Want tenant for 1949, 2 or +4]
H crop, standing rent only. |
Jackson Co. 6 mi. Hoschton. 3
houses, good cond., elec., run-
ning water in largest. Pasture.
School-and mail rt. Plenty les-
pedza hay. Miss Myritice Al-
Jen, Hoschton.

salary. No objection to man 40 |

H truck crop |

Want tenent to
small 1H farm on shares. Goo
4R house, lights, water paved
ird., conveniently located. W. L.
Wilson, Sparta.

Want middlesged, healthy
woman to do light farm chorcs

woman. State salary
and full particulars about self

ry, Barnesville, Georgia Ave.

Want. family with 2 good
workers, one to farm 50-50 bas-
is in Monroe Co., other to work
for wages. Have good stock and
land: 5R house with lights. Put
water in house for right party.
G. A. Kent, Moran, Rt. 1, Mont-
pelier Springs. :

at once for general farm work

5R house with: elec., mail and

and Bolingbroke off Hwy. 41.
Want white Christian for 1H
farm, Douglas Co. near Mc-

house, good well, elec, good
land, pasture. 1142 mi. schoo!,
not on bus rt, Rather not raise

Want honest, sober family, 3
jon shares. Must be capable of

drive truck and _ tractor.
furnish labor at $3-$5 day, Max
Zugar, Rising Fawn, Rt. 3.

_ Want reliable man, with small
|family for permanent place on

|Reg. Hereford farm, all yr.

round improved pastures. $22
garden ,pasture. Mail and school
rts. Party should own car. See

Hwy 12.

crop, Furnish self. 3rds and 4ths.
1% mi. No. 19 hwy., Etawah
River, RFD, School bus, elec.,
brick house, barns. one 1000
chicken house. Near Church.
Maggie S. Hayes, Atlanta, 1512
Aesiwocd Ave., S.W. Tel. Ra.
3736: i

Want 2H Farmer Fulton Co.,

elec., running water, large barn,
goed houses, cutivate with traec-
tor. 2 good mules and tractor,
RFD and school, good roads,
Cultivate and sow grain, 80 A

son, Atlanta,
Tel. Al 1913.

_ Want 2H farmer and turpen-
tine man to put up and work
300, J. JOuten, Manassas,, Rt.

Want col. share cropper with
med. sized family to share crop
tob., cotton and peanuts. Good
6R house with lights. 3 mi. W.
Valdosta, on Bay Tree Rd. S. P.
Finklea, Valdosta, Box 217.

Want unencumbered white
woman, good health, 45-50 vrs.
old,. for light work on farm,
$30. mth., room and board. Ans,
all letters: No cards. Mrs. v>.
toria A. Locke, Bowersville, Rt
ls

Want young or middle age
man, married, to care for /geon
farm, and operate small acre-
age, Must be able to drive trec-
tor and keer simple records,



Shares or wages. W. H. Sorrells,
Macon, Rt. 3.

Want reliable, col. woman to
live on farm and help with light
farm work
Decatur, Rt. 2.

Want dependable, intelligent,
healthy, middleaged woman to
help raise chickens and do light
truck farming and other farm
chores Live in home, private

}room and board, small salarv,
| John D. Anderson, Dalton, Rt. 1,

POSITIONS WANTED



Want good 2H farm on halves

Want reliable man to look | good house with lights, 20 A

after small cattle farm. 4 Room |

house with elec, and running

water, on school bus rt, Lewis
H. Montgomery, Monroe.

gle to do general farm work, !
Room, beard, laundry,
Mrs.

Hugh kL. White, Stock-

| hogs on halves, and cow to n
1if possible. Prefer near Ma
| Dublin or Perry, Willie P.

|. Want White or col. man. sin- j Atlanta, 11 Glendale Pl

salary, |live in home as one of famil
$30 mth. No. drunks need apply. | Do :
Brown, Atlanta, 670 Julian
N. W.

otton, 9 tons guano, 1 soda,



May

Want job on farm at. one,
Ve
general farmins. J A

oe

Ot,

on small farm. Good home and
small salary to reliable; good
desired

Ist. letter. Mrs. Goebel D. Her-

Want young man with family
|who can drive tractor and truck. ,

school rt. Regular work with
|} good salary. R. H, Von Seeberg,
| Forsyth, Rt. 4, (Between Smarr

Whorter, on halves. Good 4 R

cotton. B. P. Richardson, Atlanta
4556 Northside Dr., N. W., Rt. 10

|grown males for truck farming

upkeep and drive truck and
Can

wkly. 5 R house with elec., good

in person. R. E. Avery, Coving- =
ton. 8 mi. E. Covington on State

Want family for 1949 for 3H

near College Park. Good house,

open. No drinking, P. P. Jack-
512 Decatur St. z

. Mrs. Harold A. Ford, ~















































































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Continued from Page One)

- acres were planted to ae les-

pedeza.

County agents supplied growers with
i foumation: from the experiment sta-
tions to help combat blue mold.

More than 16,000 copies of a garden-
ing bulletin were distributed. Garden

: Sohal: were conducted for 4-H eluh

members and their parents.
Assistance was given to 190
erative marketing
groups with a membership of 44,000. In
addition, 120,000 individual farm famm-

coop-

ilies were given information in purchas-

ing and in preparation-of farm and
home products for the market.

Extension specialists) and county

agents assisted m placing 1,200 pure-



constructing dwellings.
7,600. farmers

bred beef bulls, 1,440 purebred boars,
and 30 purebred rams to be used for
improying native grade herds.

Dairy specialists supervised about
4500 dairy cows on milk and butterfat
production tests.

More than 6,000 4-H club members

enrolled in dairy projects.
In the 4-H poultry project, 1,300
demonstrations were set up in 110 coun-
ties to show that laving flocks will re-
turn a nice margin of profit.

County agents helped 9,000 farm fam-
ilies with plans for remodeling and
They. assisted
in econstrueting farm
buildings,

Reports show that 8,600 farmers were
given help by. county agents in terrace
building and 17,000 followed recom-
mendations on establishing contour
farming.

During 1947, Hxtension Are assist-

ed 7.200 farm families in obtaining and

making better use of electricity.
Irrigation systems were designed for
80 farms-in 43 counties:
County agents helped 65,000 farmers

in fire control and helped 6,000 more

4

farmers with thinnings and making im-
provements and selective euttings in
their woods.

In 1947, 3,000 4-H boys and girls had
forestry projects. There were 116,000
Georgia boys and girls enrolled as 4-H
elub members.

- About 23,000 families improved their

farm homes under the guidance of Ag-

ricultural Extension Service workers.

In 1947, there were 1,628 home dem-

POSITIONS WANTED

and purchasing -

from state and federal sources,



POSITIONS WANTED

one able clubs with a membership of |

48,000. Over 1,200 women enrolled in a

kitchen improvement contest.

Reports from 134 counties show that
home demonstration agents gave 58 O00
farm families help with canning.

25,000 families received help with
problems of frozen foods, meat curing
and storing. wan

Another function of the Extension
Service is to search out local informa-
tion and analyze local conditions as a
basis for local programs. Extension
workers have learned from long ~ ex-
perience that rural people themselves
develop a great deal of valuable infor-
mation and that in every rural com-
munity there are outstanding farmers -
and farm women whoare natural lead-
ers. The Extension Service depends to
a large extent upon this local, voluntary
leadership for the ,development or
sound and progressive farm, home and
community programs. It recognizes
that rural progress must be made by
rural people themselves, and that its
function is to help these people in de-
veloping improved practices and pro-
grams.

The personnel of the Extension Sery-
ice is made up of a_ state staff,
headquarters in the Extension Build-
ing on the campus-of the University at.
Athens, and the county agents and
home demonstration agents working in
the counties throughout the state.

The principal function of the state.
staff ts to assist county workers in de-
veloping a sound agricultural program
in their respective counties. Since State
Extension Service funds are derived |
aud
since county authorities pay part of the
salaries of county agents, these workers
are employed cooperatively by the
county, state and federal governmenis.

They work under the direct supervision
of their

respective district agents.

County agents (men and women) make
up the most important group in the Ex-
tension Service. They live in the coun-
ties and among the people whdm they

serve.

Georgias farm people have made
wonderful progress in-recent years. It
is a highly significant fact that the
gross income per farm person in Geor-,
gia increased from $181.00 in 1924, to

$444.00 7 in 1944. This increased. income

POSITIONS nen



Y were the same.

simes, a crop aa

better. seed.

with.

| -trol dusts and sprays and t
s as and more effective us

: quality of livestock and poult

facilities, Boas

ers have increased many fo
years.
complicated and

the State Department of Ag
which are necessary for the we



POSITIONS WANTED


































ok

ieval of prices rece a by
farmers for everything oe old
was exactly. the same as. in 19

Georgia has been due solely to.
production of farm produc
person in Georgia. |

_ Income pee farm, person:

dekhe es prices in t ne

Some a the factors

2. Higher orp yields of all i
erops.
3B. Increased use of commer
lizers, lime and other minerals
4, Improved _ varieties of er

dD. Lncreased use of. pen
and equipment: a

6. Improved disease and Inse

7. More and better pastures.
8. Increased nambers and

9. More uniform distribut
and income. = a
10. Improved marketing 1 meh

While Georgia farmers
outstanding progress. in recent
they are in position now to ma
more rapid progress. in the years
if they are given the same op
and the same protection as oth
groups In our society. 5s

Marketing problems of Georgi

Marketing farm produ
important b
The farm income depends to a

tent upon successful mark
topic, together with other f

Georgia farmers, will be disc
the next issue of the Market B

POSITIONS w



Exp. Cotton picker wants
plicece to pick cotton for season.
Am 58 yrs. old, picked 5 bales
last year. Room,. board and re-
muneration required. Ref. if
desired. A. Z. Shipp, Atlanta, |
83 -Hunter St., Apt. 216. Capi-
tol Homes.

|

38 yrs, old man, wife, 8 child- |
ren, wants 3H crop with 4 or 5,

A tobaceo, cotton, peanuts, |
corn, share basis. Good stock |
and tools, 4 or 5R or larger,

house, school and mail rt, Near |
Douglas* or adjoining Counties. |
Ref. Penic Sanders, Wrights- |
ville, Rt. 3.

Want 1H Farm for 1949 with
enough ground for grain, 4R
house, elec.,. good well and land.
for %4 or standing rent, plenty
outbldgs., and gvod water and
Destine. M. E. Pulliam, Canon,

tod

Man, wife, 2 children, want
| work on farm or as catetakers.
Both can work in exe. for rent.
Ref. Exc. Prefer near Atlanta.
ae Bertha Brown, Smyrna,

Pree

Exp. Dairyman, waris posi-
tion in a dairy, Over 25 yrs. exp.
| Have to be moved. Like to start
work around Nov. 1. Do. not
drink. Age 44. Guy H. Stevens,

| Conyers, Rt. 3.





PECAN AUCTION SALES

THE
VILLE, GA
Thursday,

selling season.

STATE FARMERS
will open their Pecan Auction Sales on
October 21, and continue throughout the
Personal,

MARKET, GLENN-

careful and. satisfactory

Beast given all sales by Market personnel.



Unencunibered settled (white)

on farm. Industrious and clean.
Mrs. Ola Lee Williams, Cal-
houn, 716 N. Wall.St.

Want 1 or 2H farm, sianding
rent or -part of crop. Can give
good references if desired. Can
finance self. Go anywhere.
must have 3 or 4R house with
lights, good .water, Can move
any time. Ezra Chewning, De-
catur, Rt. 2.

Share crop wanted for 1949.
4 or 5A tob, with stock furn-
ished. Day labor for rest of |
year. Prefer Lowndes Co. Fred
| Pruitt, Naylor.

Want farm on standing rent,



ture. Good, clean hand. Prefer
'50 mi. Fort Valley, Like to lease
|2-3 yrs. References. L, C. Davis,
ore Valley, Rt. 3.

Exp. carpenter, truck driver,
}and tractor farmer wants job
jon farm, Cons. working for
| wages. Must have 4R_ house,
near school and church. Paul V.

Wilbanks, LaGrange, 107 er

vat St iy

woman wants to raise chickens |

good house, barn, fenced pas-!



|

|



Want 1H coy he or Aths, or}.

standing rent

th good finish-
ed 3 or 4 room hotise, water and

elec. Good -land.- Anywhere in |_
Douglas Co. E. B. Hogan, Doug-

lasville, Rt. 3.

= Youngs man. wants jo
for wages, board and
ier Daniel, a n u

39 yr. old World: War II vet, chi

with wife, wants job on farm.

Exp. tractor Driver. See or write

at once. Joe T. Miller, Swains- Bu

boro. 178 Gumlog Rd.

Veteran, 21 yrs., old, married,
no disabilities, wants job on
large Apiary. Have had 2% yrs,
exp. handling bees and honey;

115 Anderson St

| James Otis Lightsey, Ft. a



farm henge with |
chores for - home w.

Christian woman

ary, Mrs, A. D. |
At 3511 1752 Marvin St.
At, .





THE GEORGIA PECAN AUCTIONS, vo
GA., will open on Tuesday, October 19, at 10
and will continue throughout the selling sea,
oF each Tuesday and Saturday at 10 A
Express and Freight shipments
nv will receive personal attenti ;

WTO

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