Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1939 March 1

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Dont Sa in vou Clog

coThe report from the Douglas and Valdosta
markets came in too late for publication in our
st issue The outstanding point in the Valdosta
tter was that there would ,be some increase this
ar over last in the acreage planted to vegetables.
What struck our attention in the Douglas let-
te was the fact that a good many farmers who
planted tomatoes last year for the first time were,
disappointed as to the result of their. efforts and |
uld- not plant any this year. A few of the older
growers would, however, increase their plantings

a

so the final acreage should be about the same.

Now the farmer who finally. succeeds in any
> is the one who farms his land and does not try
speculate in any crop. His first object must be,
o matter what he plants, to see that his rotation is
such that his land will grow steadily more fertile
ach year. You have probably noticed that the
rmers whose land is the richest are in the best
pe financially.

Now if we will lay out our trop so as to
nt our regular crops in such a rotation as, to
c armit the planting of some soil building crop on
e land every two years we will begin to get
mewhere. On land planted to vegetabls this


























ade very rich. Here it is recommended by the
= most successful truck farmers that a leguminous
crop: such as cow peas or soy beans or Austrian
s follow every vegetable crop. This supplies
e necessary vegetable matter and you will see it
flected in your nee vegetable crop no matter
what it is.
. ou want to grow a truck crop plant the:
ne bon suited to your soil, oom conditions, and
our location and stick to i Then plant in a
moderate way and dont specu late in your own crop.












ies. of fresh vegetables prevailing on State {
Farmers Market, Atlanta, today, Feb. 2th:

BEANS, Lima, per bushel hamper _---- $2.00-$2.75.
BEANS, Snap, per bushel hamper _______- 2.25-2.50.





CABBAGE, bulk, per 100 pounds __----_-_. 90-1.10
COLLARDS, per dozen bunches ___.--~__. 40-.60
eae per bushel hamper ___-_-_- 1.00-1.50

PER, per bushel hamper sae ee "1.50-2.00 | -
POTATOES. T, per 100 lb. bag -________ 1,45-1.60
eens. per dozen bunches ~-.--_-_-__. 35-.40

INACH, per bushel hamper -_.---____-+_. 60-.80

QU ASH, per bushel hamper _._--._- > 3.00-3.50
EET POTATOES, bulk, per 100 Ibs, __1.10-1.25 |~
TURNIPS, See per dozen bunches













ractice is most necessary for such land must be -





_ nitrogen. -



: Troup Co.s Pat Aetioad

The Hogansville-Troup County Livestock:
Association will hold its first livestock auction
|| sale at the new Hogansville Stock Yards, Ho-
gansville, Georgia, on Tuesday, March th, at
11:00 a. m. All livestock will be sold at auction.

This sale will be the first of regular monthly
sales on the first Tuesday of each month.
dP The Bureau of Markets of the State Depart-

ment of Agriculture will assist in the sale.



. soils.







Feed and Seed Loans

Applications for Emergency Crop and Feed |

Loans for 1939 are now ready to be received and

field supervision for the Farm Credit Administra- |}

tion for the various counties can be. reached through
the County Agents office.

The loans will be made, as in the ae only to

farmers whose cash requirements are small and
cannot obtain credit from any other source. The
money loaned will be limited to the farmers im-
mediate and actual cash need for growing his 1939
crop or for the purchase of feed for livestock.
Farmers who can obtain the funds they need

from any other source for crop and feed loans are

not eligible for crop and feed loans from the Farm
Credit Administration. The loans will not be made

| to standard rehabilitation clients whose current

needs are provided for by the Farm Security. Ad-
"ministration. ae <

As in the past, farmers who Bitaln Emergency
ee and Feed Loans will give as security a firsts.

lien on the crop financed or first lien on livestock
to. be fed if the money borrowed is to be used to

| produce or purchase feed for livestock.

Where loans are made to tenants the Acagidrd
or others having an interest in the crops financed
or livestock to be fed, are required to waive their

| claims in favor of a lien to the Governor of the
~ Farm Credit Administration until the loan is repaid. -



oF ertilizer Recommendations

Our recommendation is that farmers apply ap-
proximately 32 pounds each of nitrogen, phosphate

| and potash. Of: course, this is a general recommen-

dation and, there are several fertilizers adopted by
the manufacturers that will serve nicely on a great
many of our soils.

As shown in Bulletin 196, the importance in fer-

tilizing cotton on Georgia soils is to have enough
It should, of course, be balanced by the
other two elements.

It is, therefore, important that

use of nitrogen.
Only

the nitrogen should not fall below 32 pounds.

a few soils in the state that grow too large a weed
and the cotton remains green throughout the sea-

. Coastal Plains at least 32 pounds K20 per acr
seeded. #5 es

32 pounds each of the three plant foods.

6-8-6, using 530 pounds per acre.

Also, a 5-7-5 can be used if it is applied at ihe rat a:

Pexcdaacek ond Ga. Pe Station.

son, it might be well to cut the amount to 24 spina
These conditions appear to be very exceptiona
32 pounds of phosphate appears to be enough o
average soils, although there is comparative little
loss if we apply a little more phosphate than thi
Possibly there are some soils which might gro
good - crops: with a smaller amount of phosphat
but it is generally a good plan to keep the ph
phate high in the soils, es ecially, where wi iter
cover crops are being grown. x
The potash varies considerably on differe
For some of our heavier Piedmont soils, an
some of the soils in the Limestone valley 24 pounds
is sufficient. On some of the sandy soils in the
Piedmont and some of the gray pebbly land in the




























In applying fertilizer to cotton it is just as im
portant to get the right amount per acre as. to get
the right formula.

Returning to the mixed fertilizer adapted for
registration, 40 pounds of the 8-8-8 will give you
Approx.
imately the same results can be obtained from a
530 pounds
6-8-4 is very satisfactory on the heavy. Piedm
soils and many of the Norfolk soils in the Coast:
Plains that are not extremely deficient in potasl



















of 640 pounds per acre.

In all the above formulas it is not necessa
to add a topdressing of nitrogen. The follow n
formulas can be used if the cotton is topdressed _ af
cropping time with 100 pounds of soda and its
equivalent. 4-8-8, 4-8-6, and 4-8-5. If any of these
formulas are used. on soils that are deficient in
potash, a topdressing of 100 pounds of soda should
be supplemented with some potashR. P. Bledsoe



















No. 1 Soft Hogs, 180 to 240 Ibs. ee ae
No. 2 Soft Hogs, 150 to 180 Ibs. ______________6.60
No. 3 Soft Hogs, 130 to 150 Ibs. neath 35
No. 4 Soft Hogs, 110 to 130 Ibs, -2-----12 6.10
No.5 Pigs,..60:<to: 110"Ips. a ee 5, 85

Approximately 75 per cent of |
. the yield, as shown in this bulletin, is due to the







Livestock

"ATLANTA. GA, Feb. 27As quoted by White
Provision Company and subject to change daily: ;











Strictly corn fed hogs were aoe att. 70 for
the market top.

Albany soft hogs were quoted by Cudahy Pack-
ing Company at. 6.85 for the market. top. ~

CATTLE

Few steers out of feed lots good enough ta pring
$7 to $8. Best yearlings out of bean field $5 to $6,
but majority of the butcher kinds bring $4.50. to.
$5.00. Fat dairy cows, $4.50 to $5; medium and |
common, $3.75 to $4. Canners $3.25 to $3.50 mostly. |

















| Good heavy bulls $4.50. to $5; light bulls, $4 to $4.25.













*Eges opie below on the Atlanta Market are for eggs that have not oe echaled or graded for. sedity, Eggs that have ae graded and are racial :


































































































grade A quality are bringing 3c to 5c premium. U. S. Fancies are bringing 8c premium. Unclassified, current receipts and yard-run: eggs are not permitted
_to be offered to the retail trade. \
Atlanta} Ash- Barnes-; Black- | Carroll-| Clarkes-| Frank-| Lake- Macon! Metter Quit-. | Sanders- Sparta
burn ville Shear | ton- ville tins land man ville | =
(Bess Large a ee .16-.17 17 18 16 16} .15-.20 18 15 20 15 15 16 20
iges, Medium 0 ee -15-.16 16 AT 114 Ofek se 16 15 18 AGN ae 12 15
popes oimalle oo .14-.15 16 gy 2 a4 S 15 13 14 10 ie
- tiens, Heavy Breeds 14-.16 14 15 14 12 13 15 16 5, 3 15 ae se
-tiens, Leghorns. AQ13 12) .10-.12 11 10 10 2 15 13 okt 13 10 13
Bonte ie oo Fo e .09 .09 .09 .08 07 09}. ae. 07 .08 09! ~ -.08 OT] 10 |
Pes 12-.18 12 13 16 12 15 OT 3 15 eB ena ie
ers .14-.15 18 15 17 ae 14 20. 20K. 42518 415 16 alt 20 |
PCs ta S219 ee eae 10 .10 |
BDOCRR ak ee Ge S08 10 Fo oS 08 |: 10
Bri Rey Ss =k See OR 20 .20- 22 Ole ese Sper eS .20
Pe opons 20) es 20}. 20 ae
Country Butter, best table__| .25-.30 B54 oe pO AS. 35. 25 .20 .30
Field Peas, mixed SR Sates 7 esene feel hoa 1.50 1.65 1 SG pa 1.50 }, 1.60
Field Peas, not mixed_.___ hes Bie ee ee 1.75 1,75 15 ose 1.85 1.75
e Shelled: Corn: . 3 ae 58 60 60 60 00 60 60 : 55 45
Ear Corn (20 ibs: to: bu.) oo 50 09 00 30 55 toi : 50 40
ees ce ey bee set Se OO 1.00 OO hs
_. Sweet. Potatoes, per 100 Ibs: | 1.10-1.25 aE 1.25 OS eee i of 1.75 2.00 1.00 1.00
Cabbage (green, per 100 lbs.) | .90-1.25 1.25 | 1.25-1.50 at 2.00 : 15 1-50
Cabbage (white, per 100 Ibs.)| .90-1.25] 1,25-1.50 ee ee 2.00 V7BO) 1.50
-Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton. 16.75-17 15.00 2006 ee 16.00 12.00 12.00 15.00 15.00
Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton_.... 11.00] . 8.00 10.00 E x ee fo 8.00 10.00
Spanish peanuts, No: doo fo per G0, 00) ee aus 65.00 65.00 |
- Cottonseed,. (prime). 26 00 eS Ue 25.00 26.00 28.00 26.00 24.00
Cottonseed Meal, 7 per centj 24.00}... ROO FSi os : :
oS Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent 26.00). 3 26.00 :



























































MARKET BULLETIN



Wednesday, March 1, Z









































































































Publishing Office
Notify on FORM 3578Bureao

Notices of farm produce and

ketin.

FLOWERS AND SEED
| FOR SALE

Jonquils, 50c C; dahlia bulbs,
dark red, yllow, 3 for 25c; pink
sweet peas, 25 doz.; lilac prim-

-Elroy, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 58.
Many var.

.0b., $1.00 labeled; mixed un-
Yaoeled, 6 doz., aid
Mrs. H. G. Woods Donalsonville,
Snowball, 15 doz; sweet
shrubs, azalea, 5! Tet
yellow spider. lilies, rhododer-
drons, white and spruce pines,
60 doz.; paper white narcissi

, 25 doz. Add postage. Lin~
a Evans, Ellijay, Rt. 2.
Yellow, white dogwood, al-
theas, dbl. pink almond, dbl. yel-
Jow japonicas, snowballs, forsy-
thia, 20 doz.; blooming size aza-
Jeas, all colors, 50 doz.; mt. lau-

age. J. R. Hicks, Ellijay, Ri. 2.
Mt. Jaurel, azaleas, red, white
dogwood, crabapple, holly bushes,
Anite pine, $1.00 doz.; tiger lilies,
40c doz.; trailing arbutus, 25
2. Hazl Roper, Mineral Bluff.
Shasta daisies, 4 doz., 60c; pink
thrift, 50c; dbl. white sweet

white iris, 50. Fannie Ford,
S. E, Main, College Park.
ink Cherokee rose, rhododen-
on, mt. Tauyel, all colors aza-
Teas, pink, red, yellow dogwoed,
red bud, coral berry, white pine,
jolly bush. All 3 ft. high, $1.00
oz. postpaid. Mrs. Boon Wilson,
Morganton.

Mixed azaleas, sweet shrubs,
rd eye hedge, forsythia, spirea,
fhite and lavender altheas, 50c
doz; purple king iris, Virginia

fedils, 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
W. Duvall, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Laurel, spruce, rhododendrons,
%5e doz.; weigelia, sweet shrubs,
Ithea, spirea, forsythia, 50 doz.;
is, dbl. daffodils Virginia creep-
er, chimney vine, 25c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. J. E. Kell Ellijay,
Res ee 2
Cream and gold narcissi, royal
plue iris, orange day lilies, $1.00
; Star of Bethlehem, Tic C;





aemums, 25 doz. Florrie Beth
each, Fairmount, Rt. 1.





pink crepe 1 $B
der lilacs. 10 to 12 in., 30 ea.;
ue and Javender king iris, 25
oe Dewey Garrett, Ellijay,
Red, white, pink spirea, pink
eigelia, golden bells, purple h-
lacs, ved! japonica, mixed azaleas,
t. laurel, rooted, 75 doz.; blue
iris, buttercups, orange lilies,
mixed phlox, 75c C. Add postage.
uby Webb, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Azaleas, 35 doz; yellow jap-
-onicas, weigelias, bridal wreath,
. laurel, 15 ea.; purple iris,
yink perennial phlox, 25 doz.;
abl. and single jonquils, 20c doz.
dd postage. Mrs. T. M. Lock,
Ellijay, Rt. 2. ;
. Red dogwood, red azaleas, rho-
iodendrons, laurels, red. bud, red.
maples, crabapples, holly bushes,
W5e doz.; day lilies, 75 C. Pearl
Ellis, Mineral Bluff. ;

lavender
erepe myrtile.. spirea, laven-

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tulip poplar, red buds, crabap-
ples, rhododendrons, laurels, red

Maple, flowering almonds, 50c

Dwarf boxwood, 6-8 in., nice
eavy transplanted stock, $2.00
oz.; $15.00 ; small rooted
plants, $2.00 C; magnolia grandi-
flora seedling trees, $4.00 C. Mrs.
. F. Terrell, Greenville, Rt. 3.
Beautiful boxwood, 4-6 ini,
eavily rooted, 2 dez., $1.00;
white, watermelon red, lavender
seen oe 2-3 ft. $2.00 doz.;|
ite Eng. dogwood, 2-3 ft., 15
ea.; $1.00 doz. Mrs, ee
son. Greenville.
Anemones, 56 $1 pp. Addie Wil-

on, Morganton.

oses, 10 ea.; blue bottles, 3 for} P
25. Add postage. Mrs. Maud Me-j

ehrysanthemums, |
amis, 1 to 9 in. diam., 30 doz.; |

- $1.00 postpaid.)

50c doz...red and]

el, white pine, 90c doz. Add post-|

scented pinks, 50; 200; 85c;- 5

creeper. chimney vine, dbl. daf-}

red color hollyhocks, chrysan-{ green, multiplying +} doz. 25c,|

_ Pink flowering almonds, 3 for!
butterfly bush,/

Holly, red dogwood, red azaleas,|

0z.; red day lilies, iris narcissi,|
50 C. Verna. Heaton, Bhie Ridg.|

C. M. Robin-}

Established by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture
March
Published Semi-Monthly by :
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
. COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner :
Exeentive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia

1, 1917

Covingten, Ga.

of Markets, 222 State Capitel.

Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937. at the Post
Office at Covington. Georgia under the Act of June 8. 1930. Ac-
cepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec-
tion 1103, Act of October 8, 1917. :

appurtenances admissable under

postage regulations inserted one time on each request and ree-
_ peated only when request is aecompanid by Hew copy of notice.

: Limited space will not permit insertions of notice containing
more thar 36 words including name and address.

Under Legisjative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bul-

FLOWERS AND SEED
| FOR SALE



Beautiful boxwood plants, 4-6
im., $1.00 doz.; 6-8 in. $1.75 doz.;
searlet red perennial verbena
lants, $2.00 C; gardenia bushes,
plooming size, 2 for $1.69. Mrs.
|B. L. Robinson Greenville.

Red azalea-mums, $1.00 doz.;
6 pink cushion-mums free; 12
mixed unlabeled chrysanthe-
rmums, 60c; 12 large red and. yel-
low dahlia tubers, $1.00; 5 for
| 50c. Mrs. L. A. Barry, Rt. A, Cor-
t dele.

Giant white chrysanthemums,
60 doz.; baby breath spirad, 6
| for 75; 2 yr: old abelia plants 5

| Sandersville, Rt. 1. ;

Kellogs azalea-mums, assorted
colors, 50 doz.;: lavender, pmk,
dwarf border asters, lobelia car-
| dinal, 25 doz.; red Fla. weep-
ing hibiseus, 15e ea. Add postage.
Mrs.. David G. Jones, Arlington. |

Mixed color altheas, 2-6 ft.,
-20e ea. thornless yellow rose,
| deep pink erepe myrtle, 2 ft., 10c
/ea. not del.; exchange for red
dogwood, azaleas; want to x-
change setting duck eggs for
white Australorps. Mrs. Tom
Bryan, Turin, Rt. 1. eae

Rhododendron, laurels, all col-
_Ors, Azaleas, pink, red, yellow;
dogwoods, Cherokee roses, red
'pud, erabapple, 3 ft. $1; silver
Fand glove arborvitaes, junipers,
'5 $1; pink perennial phlox $1 C.
| Sadie Wilson Morganton.
|. Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Mtn.
laurel, white and spruce pine,

dogwood, Grancy Grey Beard,
Sweet shrubs, ivy, well rooted, 2-
| 5 ft. 4, 25c. Add postage on orders
funder 50c.- Margaret Ferguson,
| Murrayville, Rt. 1. = :
| Dahlias Treasure Island, Jane
| Cowl, Mrs. Harold Mina Burgal,
| Jersey Beacon Pride of Cal.,
| Queen of Garden, Beautiful, and
| others; 12 dif. var. $1.25, 6, 75;
Mrs.
| RFD.
Hibiseus, 25c ea.; pink canna
.and red tree dahlia seed, 10c doz.
-Hasting perennial sweet pea
plants, 40 doz. Mrs. Maude
Chamblee, Cumming.
Lilies, Belgium, hardy, ever-
: Stamps W. A. Pet-
| tigrew, Thomasville, Box 535.
| Dahlias, Treasure Island, Mar-
'garet Wilson, Roman Eagle,
| Dukes Alex, Jane Cowl, Snow-
drift; and others, 12 dif. vars.
' $1.25, 6 75c. Mrs. H. E. Bell, Du-



Morning Glory, Heavenly Blue
and double Rose Marie, dep
rose, seed, 10c tbls. add postage.
| Miss Carlie Kemp. Marietta, 325
| Maple Ave. :

Rare and beautiful plant Ery-
| thrina for sale or exc. for chick-
-ens fruit trees, flowers, esp. the
new var. thrift or other farm
products. Limited no. Mrs. J. E.
Simpson, Atlanta, 14417 Belmont
| Ave., &. W. :

| Rhododendron, Mtn. laurel,
, dogwood, Azaleas, white and
.Spruce pine, holly, sweetshrubs,
Grampsy Gray Beard, Hemlock,
2-4 ft. 4 for 25c, add postage on
| orders under 50c. Miss Louise
Ferguson, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

|. Yard shrubbery; 45 boxwoods,
2-8 ft. $1 to $10; 15 Arborvitaes;
| 1 hardy hydrangiay 9 jimipers,
| English dogwood 5 brideswreath,
reas. W. L. Jones, Young Cane.

Boxweods, well rooted Old
| English, dwarf, $2.50; white and
red spireas, English dogwood,
-yellow Kerria, pink crepe myrtle,
cherry laurel, monthly roses, $1
doz. Blanche Woodruff, Green-
ville. (oy

| Honeysuckle, native, bush;
| dogwood, sweetshrub, $1.75 per
| 25; evergreen Vinca Minor, $1.50
per 300; seedling Nandinas $4;

| Woodruff, Greenville.
Morning, Japanese seed 100,
| 10c; makes dense shade, beauti-
ful pink flowers. Kenneth Mar-
tin, Carrollton, Rt. 5.



Me

for 75c. Mrs. Charles B. Tanner,|

| hemlock, holly, cedar, maple, red}

BH. H- Gilstrap, Suwanee.|

| Spireas, 50 for $2. Mrs. B. B.

[Four O'clock seed 5 pkg. Mrs.
_ td. T. Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2.



red bud coralberry, white

ors,
holly, $1 per doz., well

pine,

son, Morganton.

Tris, German, 10 vars. labeled,
50 for $1.15, others 60 doz. Si-
berian 25 for 60c; Japanese 25
for $1.10; speckled
60c; shrubbery, 18, $1.15. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1. .

santhemums, yellow, pink, white
red, burnt orange, 25 doz.; white
and purple lilac 3 yrs. 3 ft. 25c;
old-fashioned dark red hollyhock
seed, 10c large packet; May cher-
ry sprouts, 1 yr. 6, 50c. Add_post-

worth. Box 22.

Yellow Bell, 5c; dbl. white and
purple. Althea lic ea. white spi-
ra 10c ea.; white scuppernong
vines; well rooted, 25; brown
| fig fig sprouts 15e ea.; add post-
ne J. T. Jones, MeIntyre,
Rt. 2.

mixed col. Azaleas.. crabapple,

| 80 C; grey violets 25 doz. Trail-
fing Arbutus 25c doz. Mrs. Mae
| Henry, Mineral Bloff.

phlex, 20 doz. Add postage.
| Thelma Ray, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

_ .Cannas, City Portland, Eureka,
| white, rosa, gigantic pink, pres-
ident red, dbl. yellow and
'ard. Wallace 12 choice roots 35c

M. Harmon, Calhoun, Rt. 2.

Tris, 20 vars. 50c; dbl. and sin-
gle daffodils; butter and eggs,
/ abl. and single; white and yei-
(low nareissi, 2 doz. 25c; Golden
| Bell, purple lilac, Forsythia,

ivy, Myrtle vine 10 doz. Mrs.
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Petunia sed, all cols. 10c tsp.;
/ dbl. yellow marigold seed, 10c
cupful; red and yellow dbl.

lips, hyacin Mrs. V. E. Ben-
neti, Cordele, Rt. 4, Box 55.

_ Purple Easter or lemon lilies,
' purple on white, blooming moss,
| Dusty Miller, pink, prim roses,
Trailing Arbutus white violets,
daisy, Mtn. ferns, mixed col.
| mums, 25 for 25, or 75 C; pink

carnation pinks, hardy sweet

Mrs. Speer HcHoway,
Rt. 1.
Ferns, Christmas
striped wanderime Jew,
cactus, knife blade cactus, rain-
bow moss 75c; yellow and white
| jonquils, lavender and yellow
Tris, $1 C; ageratum, snowdrops

cactus,

| Peachtree roses; 3, 25c, dek in
| Ga. Miss L. M. White, Dahlon-
' ega, Rt. 1, Box 35.

wreath, 3 large milk and wine
lilies, $1; add postage. Mrs. Mar-
ion Holland, Meigs, Rt. 2.

| Abelia Grandiflora, 4-50 2 ft.
| 206. e&.,

ett, Maysville.
Bulbs, purple Achimene, 15c
| doz. 4 doz. 50c; azaleamums 25
doz. Well rooted; boxwoods 10c
ea. $1 doz. Iiss Leila Sorrells,
Monroe, Rt. 3. a es
Azaleas, 3 colors; Mtn.. laurel,
| rhododendrons, Cherokee roses;
| spriice and white pine, holly,
| erabapple, 3 ft. $1. per 15; ever-
| green galax, mtn. fern, day lilies,

hemina Dickey, Morganton:

Genuine evergreen, balsam,
spruce, small $1 per doz. 2-3. ft.
|.25c ea. well rooted. Mrs. Flor-
fence Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

or exc. for young mare, cattle or

pheasants, Mrs. J. H. Hobson,

Jasper. 5 :

Mammoth gladioli, 8 in. asst.
colors, finest strains; 50 doz.
add postage; second size 35 doz:
blooming size, 25c doz. no stamps.
Mrs. Grace Dobbs, Gainesville,
502 Hudson St. :

Dahlias, Jersey Beauty,
lon, Frances Laroco, Cuban
Giant, Queen of Garden Beau-
tiful, Mrs. Warner Mrs. Harrell,
Margaret Woodrow Wilson, and
others, $1.25 doz. postpaid, one
each kind. Mrs. Louvinia Bell,
Duluth. ; :

Privet. hedge, $1 C; dry nar-
cissi, white, bulbs; mixed colors
| Iris 60 , mixed blooming size
'Gladioli, 25c doz. or 5 doz. $1;
blue tame violets, white daisies,
25c C; del. Mrs. W. D. Ralston,
Ella Gap. :

_ Iris, purple, yellow cannas, out-
| tin mums, Elephantear, 15 ea.;
} paper white narcissi light blue
violets 50 C; hollyhock seed,

yellow dogwood; Azalieas, 3 col-|

rooted, postpaid. Miss Edna Wil-|

lily 26 for;

Tris, Javender, 25 doz.; chry-}

age. Mrs. Jesse Charles, Chats-)

Mtn. Laurel, Rhododendron; |

white pine tulip poplar, dogwood, |
red bud, well rooted, $1 doz.; Iris}

Azaleas all col; spruce. pine,}
| 20e ea. mixed col. Iris T5 doz.;}
foxglove 20 doz. jonquils, hardy}

ich- |

'or exc. for turkey eggs. Mrs. J.}

/ Bridal Wreath 3, 20c; Boston]

lilies, |
| 3e ea.; dbl. pink canna lily, 10c}
bulb; or will exe. for dahlias, tu-|

| thrift, sa moss, red blooming}
peas, 50 doz. plants del. m Ga.)
Dahlonega, |

snake |

white violets, moss, prim roses}
30 doz.; yellow thornless roses, |

Narcissi, yelldw, Dusty Miller}
plants, mums, all colors, well
rooted; gladioli, var. baby

fob. my home; also}
Todds long staple cottonseed, |
, 100 Ibs. $4 fob. Mrs. Ida L. Prick-|

| Iris Arbutus, 2 doz. 25. Wil-|

Boxwoods, 2 27 yr. old, $50 ea.|

Ava-}

FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE FOR SALE

Mt. laurel, rhododendron, pink} Chrysanthemum plants, finest

| Gherokee ros, pink, red and{ vars. ef Giant; red, white, cream,

pink and yellow; well rooted, 3c
Goz. Mrs. Shankle Standridge,
Commerce, Rt. 2.

Butterfly lilies 10 ea. 80c doz.
Montbretia bulbs, 30c doz.; coral
vine tubers 15c ea. add postage.
Mrs. R. H. Harley, Savannah, 617
W. 39th Si.

Finest mixed Iris, Snowdyrops,
vellow lilies, narcissi, garlic, daf-
fodils, Star of Bethlehem, 20c
doz. 3 doz 40; altheas, dbl. can-
nas, 10 ea. 3 25c; nandina seed
15c large pkg. margold, camelias
| flowering balsam seed 10c pkg. no
checks, stamps accepted. G.
Cogburn Alpharetta.

Ageratum, mums, white vio-
lets snowdrops, 25c doz. Christ-
mas cactus, snake cactus, cedar
fern, 3, 25c; red and white ger-
anium cuttings, 3, 10c; Jestisure
| caleope geranium, warp and cor
geraniums, 3, 25c. del in Ga. Miss
Mary Holloway, Dahlonega, Rt.
| 1, Box 35. ay

Pink, weigelias, red quince, red
myrtles, altheas, jessamine white
spirea, brides wreath, hibiscus, 3,
25c; hardy phlox, grape hyacinth,
20c doz.; lemon lilies, Iris, 20
doz. Ellen Silver, Talking Rock.

Many vars. large prize winning
ehrysanthemums, also medium

$1, iabeled, 6 doz. mixed $1 un-
labeled, carefully packed, post-
| paid. Mis. H. G. Woods Donal-
| sonville, Rv. 3.
Guernsey lilies, marine, red,
dleton, Rt. 1. _ :
Abelia, arborvitae, japonica,
forsythia, lavender, rosemary, li-
Jacs, Philadelphus, 7 vars. spirea
8 vars. bush monthly roses; red
white pink climbers, field grown.

paid. Mrs. W. W. Gable, Haral-
son. :

doz. 3 doz. $1, giant pansy 25 doz.
100 for $1.50; gladioli
| plooming size, 20c doz. 100 for $1.
4 doz. $1, . OX
| changes. C. A. Dobbs, Gainesville,
Box 23)

Japanese quince ponciana, red
bud, thumbergei, 20, 25c ea;
Azaleas, large 50; Japanese
magnolia 60c, 75c ea. pussy wil-
'low 25c. Border Queen hardy
phlox, $1 doz. Mrs. E. J. Forres-
ter, Sparta.

bulbs, 25c ea. 2, 40c, also white 6
wks. garden beans, light brown
with. dark stripe, Half-runner,
35c pt. 60c at. Mrs. Gus Sosebee,
Cleveland.

Small palms (best siz
| plant) 3 for $1.00; $3.00 for 12;
panana and Century plants, $1.00
fea. S. M. Seaborn, Brunswick.

White and spruce pines, ce-
dars, azaleas, rhododendrons
hemlock, umbrella bushes, sweet
shrubs, any 5 for 25c. Exe. for
| white feed sacks. Add postage.

Rt. .
Mix col. azaleas, red and white
| dogwood, Mtn.

| peach rose, 15 ea.; blue ifis, or-
(ange day lilies, snowdrops, gold-
englow, 35 doz. Mrs. A. M. Rop-
er, Mineral Bluff.

-4 Boxwoods 34 m. high, $3.00

| 50c ea. Mrs. E. L. Roberts Su-
wanee. Rt. 1.

. $4.00 or exc. for some hens. M.

M. Bailey, Buchanan, Rt. 2.
Blooming size, all col. azaleas,

50c doz.; snowballs, dbl. yellow

| lily bulbs, 15 ea.; pink peonies,
| 20 ea.; mtn. laurels, rhododen-
drons, white pines, $1.00 doz. Add
rey gh Martha Eller, Ellijay
Tanzy, 5 bunch; blue spider
wart, yellow pink, 10c ea.; pur-
ple iris, 25c doz.; all eol. azaleas,
red, pink roses, 10 ea. Add post-
age. Miss Willa Mae Parks, Elti-
Jay, Rt. 3. :

for 25c; yellow thorniess roses,
| Easter bells, snowballs, 10 each,

Add postage. Mrs. Wayne Botts,
Loving. - ; :
7% Arborvitaes, 2 years old, well

2 tame honey suckles, 2- blue
flags all for $2.00 postpaid. Mrs.
Jane Cole, Rt. 1, Box 31, Mor-
ganton. PS :

Red and white dogwood, rho-

| dodendrons, mtn, laurels white

pines, crabapples, pussy willow,
$1.00; blue iris, jonquils, tiger
lilies, 40c doz. J. W. Pickelsimer,
Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, white dogwood, 25c
ea.; goldenglow and nickle and
dime plants, 35 doz. Exc. for
large white sacks. No chks. Alice
Hensley, Ellijay. Rt. 5.

_ Red, purple and yellow dahl-
las, 75 doz.; 3 and 4 yr. old
purple lilac, 10 ea. 3 for 25c;
pansies, zinnia, snapdragon seed,





'10e spoonful. Mrs. J. A. Wilson,

Martin.

W.| 30 doz. Ali well rooted. C.

and small types, 30c doz. 4 doz-|

60 doz. Mrs. Cliff C. Dye, Mid-}
| 10c ea.; orange day lilies

labeled, 10c ea. $1 orders post-}

Pansy plants, super giant, 35c) :
oon yellow daffodils, 35c doz. W.
ralbs, |

all postpaid, no ex}
| dogwood, black and white pin

Abelia, ligustrum, crepe myrtle, |

, | rose,
Lillium seed, 8 this; few 2 yr.}

tor

' Mrs. J. T. Grindle, Murrayville.|
| centurea red or white yvarrc

laurels, white}
pines, rhododendrons, $1.00 doz.;|

| del. Early Dixie Sunshine ma
ea.; 1 doz. Cape Jasmine, 12 in.}

2 young boxwoods, about 1 ft.,;
| japonicas, 20 ea.; white spider}
} beans or flower

| Roberts, Rt. 2, Lyons.

Japonicas 20c each; birdeye, 2}

3 for 25c; moss roses 2 for 25c.}

rooted, 1 Boxwood, 3 yellow roses,}

| peach roses 3 for 50c; Seven












































































Farmers Golden Tex

Scripture: Pro. 3, 5 and 6,
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thine neart; ana lean not
unto thine own understand.
ing. In all thy ways acknowl-
edge Him and He shall direc:
thy paths. ae





FLOWERS AND SE
FOR SALE |

azaleas, mtn. pime,
white pine, peach rose, 15 a
goldenglow, showdrops, blue

Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Spruce and white pines, tulips
poplar, all col. azaleas, laurel
pink Cherokee rose, rhododer
drons, crabapple 3 ft. $1.00 doz
junipers, silver arborvitaes, 4
$1.00, postpaid. Mrs. A. L. Hen
hill, Blue Ridge. A
' Abelia, grandiflora, boxwoo
Jarge, plummed pink spirea,
Anthony Wattrer spirea, 3 ki
white spirea rose pink weig
euttings, not rooted, 1c ea. 50c
ders postpaid. Hattie Kims
Young Harris. ee

90 doz.; arborvitaes, boxwe
pl. yellow japonicas, 25 e:;
pink almond, weigleas, forsythi:
altheas, 15; blue, .purple, lav.
der iris, 15 doz. Add_postag
Lora Shepard, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

Purple iris, 25 doz.; Sia
Bethlehem, 30c ea.; peach r
yellow japonicas, all col. azale



doz.; daffodils, 70 C. Add po
a eae Ruby Parks, Ebi

Pink, red, yellow azaleas,
rhododendrons, Mtn. lat
Sweet shrubs, red, white 4d
wood, black and white pines, 4
rooted 3 ft. high $1.00 doz
evergreen galax, trailing arbut

Abererombie, Mineral Bluff.

Mt. Laurels, pink rhodode
drons, white and red and wh

sweet shrubs, pink, red ye
azaleas, 3 ft. high $1.00 doze
trailing arbutus, evergreen gal.
yellow daffodils, 35 dozen. Ad
postage. E. D. Abercrombie, Mi
eral Bluff. ae

Double yellow Kerria Japoni-
eas, butterfly bush dbl. Eacti

( forsythia, wisteria. al
theas, myrtles 25 each, 8 fo
$1.25; red, purple, large p:
Martha Washington. gerani
cuttings 10c each. Will exc
Write. Miss Eva Cogburn, Al

_Lady Bankshire arbor rose cut
ting 6 for 10c; one well roo
about 12 in. high 25c; Would
change for large blooming muz
Will accept stamps. No chec
Postpaid. Mrs. C. C. Lunsfc
Rt. 3, Forsyth. 2 5
Pink cushion mums,, yello
maroon large type mums, d
mondi phlox, double larks:





gaillardia, yellow four o cloc!
25 dozen. Mrs. Geo. W. Sr
Warm Springs Rd., Columbu:

Pink thrift 300 plants $

gold, orange flare cosmos. la
and baby zirmias, golden f

borvitaes 8c pkg. del. Mre. .
Patio, Rt. 4 Box 79, LaG
Lombardy poplar, Eleagni
pungens, Syringa (English de
wood) Butterfly Bush,

Hardy larkspur, ragged
sweet William plants 20 do
exchange for Magnolia, nu
fruit trees, shrubbery.
bulbs: - G@

Boston. Ivy 25c dozen; :qui
bushes 20c .each; purple Ili
20c each; pink weigelias 20c e
white nareissus bulbs 20 doze
Alli FOB. Mrs, G. N. Hays Re
mart. . ese

Large type chrysanthemun
incurved cream, pink, bron
yellow, etc. named varieties
dozen; Cape Jasmine 25c; pin
and lavendar erepe myrtle 3 fo
25e. Mrs. W. W. Taylor, Gor

Japanese tulip magnolias, |
$1.00 each; tea olives, whi
dwarf hydrangeas, white
wisteria, pink weigelia. flo
ing quince 25c each; Greenlea
evergreen okumpogum bord
plant 40 dozen. Add posta;
Mrs. Geo. Sampson, Sr.. 407
Madison St., Thomasville.

March flowers dbl. and
50c dozen; azaleas 75c doze



ter roses 50c. Lee Ponder,
Elijay. : =
- Azaleas, rhododendrons
laurel, sweet shrubs, red
wood, white pine, dbl. pink ros
pink hibiscus, well rooted. $1
dozen plus . Texchg.
white sacks. K. 8. Waters, Hui
White narcissus bulbs, 606.
C postpaid. Dug in fall, Mrs
F. OKelley, Rt. 1, Maysvil






March 1, 1939 _







rednesday, : 2
FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SE
5 : FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE

FOR SALE

FOR SALE

i



QOdorus Rugolosus Jonquils,
$1.50 per C, $10,00 per M; King
Alfred daffodils, $1.00 per C; red
spider lilies, double paper white
narceissi, blue hyacinths 35 per
dozen. Mrs. Cliff C. Dye, Rt. 1
Middleton. z

25 Heartsease plants 25c; 25!
Star. Bethlehem 25c; 4 white but-
terfly lilies 40c, 2 white crepe

Oc; coral vines 2 for 25c; red,
white verbena 25c dozen. Good!
roots, well packed. Cash or M.O.
50c order PP. Mrs. Ida Taylor,
Rt. 2, Arlington.

Red dogwood, redbud, red ma-
le, Mtn. laurel, rhododendrons,
pussy willows, azaleas holly 3 for
25; Fall pinks, Winter fern 6
- for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. Glover
_ Abererombie, Mineral Bluff. .
Jonquils, dbl. daffodils, purple
iris $1.00 per C; pink almonds,
double yellow Japonicas, brides
wreath 3 for 25c; small size box-
woods, 2 for 25c. All well rooted.
. Miss Reba Duvall,







Bird of Paradise seed 25c per
dozen. G. W. Casey, Gainesville.
-Broom-corn seed 10c eupful;
holiyhock seed, large mixed col-
rs -10e tablespoon full; snap
peas or 20 in. beans 15 cup;
-shoo-fly or 4 o'clock seed 10c
tablespoon full. All postpaid. Mrs.
Emory G. Loggins, Rt..1, Nichol-
sor. :
~ One Cape Jasmine bush 6 ft.
high $15.00. Mrs. Cliff C. Dye, Ri.
1, Middleton. Py
Want to exeha.~> milk and
ne lilies, also spider lilies for
arge (no small) chrysanthe-
mums and dahlia bulbs. Mine are
i Mrs. W. B. Hester









_ Scabiosa mixed colors, purple
oxglove, yellow button mums 45
ozen; lavendar iris, orange and
lackberry lily 5e each; red and

white double poppy seed 10c tea-
oonful. Mrs. Ludie Davis, Rock
ce. : ,

* 6 colors mums, Shasta daisies

5e dozen; 2 shades red large



ype mums 35e dozen; dbl. yellow)

-cannas 40c dozen; blue agera-
tum 10 buneh; purple lilac, red
unnin roses, red velyet roses
1pe each. Sara Manis, Rocky

7 colors double geraniums, 3
solors sultanas, 5 kinds begonias,
sady Washington geranium,
Xmas cactus, Jew striped and
reen, ferns and others 6 cuttings
5c; exchg, for double peonies.
Mrs. G. Landin, Toceoa,

_ Azaleas, red dogwood white
gines, redbuds, ivy, laurel, holly,
pussy willow, flowering pears, li-
acs, red maple, white dogwood,
. for 25c; evergreen galax, trail-
g@ arbutus, tanzy, Dusty Miller,
onquils, daffodils 15 dozen. Add
postage. Bertha Holland, Miner-
Bit, 2s

Rhododendrons, Cherokee
oses, pussy willows, redbuds, red
and silver maples, red and white

ogwood, tulip poplars, azaleas,

for 25; trailing arbutus, ever-
reen galax, 15e dozen. Add post-
ge. Susie Wilkins, Morganton.

-@herokee roses, azaleas, red-
buds, pussy willows rhododen-
drons, red and white dogwood,
red and silver maples, tulip pop-
lars, red Japonicas, coralberry 3
for 25c; golden glow, day lilies,
35e dozen. Add postage. F. E.
_Abererombie, Mineral Bluff.

- Fine dpuble all colors holly-
hock seed 15 cupful postpaid.
Mrs. Henry Walker, Rt. 3, Wash-
ington.
_ Well grown large flowering
pansy plants postpaid, 25e dozen.
Mattie McConnell, 610 N. Wall
St., Calhoun. ~

Crabapples, white dogwood,

zaleas pussy willows, Mtn. lau-
1 2-3 ft. 75e dozen, red Japon-
-ieas, 26e each; arbor-vitaes, 2-3
ft., 40c each, postpaid. Addie
_ Abercrombie, Loving.
Junipers, 1 boxwood, Japonica,
/ 20c each; white dogwoods, crab-
apples, strawberry bush $1.00
dozen; baby breath 10c each. Add
postage. Dovie Abercrombie,
Loving.

Hastings Roggli Swiss Giant
pansy plants, large size, assorted
colors, 25 dozen; six colors
chrysanthemums 25c dozen. Mrs.
Jesse Jackson, Rt. 2 Austell.

Sage and rosemary plants, pink
perennial sweet peas, 10c each;
gaillardia, ragged robin, Johnny

imp ups, Shasta daisies and
eae yarrow 10c dozen; red ber-
bamot 10c bunch. Add postage.
Mrs. E. L. Rogers,- Griffin.

- Boston ivy vine 6 for 25c; chry-
-santhemums, wine and_ yellow,
large type well rooted; Swiss
giant violets, 25c dozen; May
cactus, large pink blooms 10c ea.
cutting; okra seed -20e lb. Post-
Sic g prepaid. Mrs. L, C. Etheridge,
- Rt. 1, McIntyre.
Old fashioned deuble white
yink, mixed plumosos fragrant
50e per C; Siberian lilies, mixed
iris, April blooming narcissus 80e
per C; Regale lilies Madonna
lilies 6 for 50c. Mrs. Christine
McLeod, Rt. 2, Box 166, College















Redbuds, red dogwoods, 6 for|

25e; azaleas 5 for 25c; 3 yr. old
arbor-vitaes 50c each; blue iris
15c dozen; white pines 2 for 25c;
evergreen galax 10c dozen, Post-
paid. Mrs. Hattie Deh: rt, Miner-
al Bluff. ~!

Red dogwoods 7 for 25c; aza-
leas 6 for 25c; blue iris 20c dozen;
arbor-vitaes, 45c each; myrtle
vine, 15 dozen, Add postage.
Earl Dehart, Minera! Bluff.

Red and yellow azaleas, red
a oods, altheas, lilies, flower-
ing peaeh trees, sugar plums,
sweet scented crabapples sprouts
$1.00 dozen: double red .apon-
icas, 20c each; Snowdrops, Snow
on Mt., Dbl. tansy, leek, 50c doz.
Mrs. Claude Wright, Loving.

Laurel and ivy, red dogwoods,
white pine, pussy willow, 3 for
25c; jonquils and daffodils, aza-
leas, 15e dozen.
Miss Beulah Milholland, Mineral
Bluff. }

White dogwood, 4 for $1.00;

marmosa 2 to 8 ft. 50e to $1.00;:
Mtn. laurel $1.00 and $2.00. G.

D Miller, Woodland.

1 Cape Jasmine 8 ft. high, 30
ft. around $50.00; 1 Cape Jas-
mine 3 ft, high 8 ft. around.
$10.00; one 2 ft. high, 2 ft, around
$5.00. All even blooming. At my
home. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Layonia.

Mixed azaleas. Cherokee roses,
3 ft. 65c dozen; forsythia, purple
lilae, white brides wreath, red
Japonicas, 2 for 25c; trailing ar-
butus, evergreen galax, hardy
phlox, white jonquils, 15e dozen,
60c per C. Postpaid. Ruth Wilson,
Loving.

Double yellow Japonicas, snow-
balis, purple lilacs. 2 for 25;
golden bells, pink almond, Rose
of Sharon, Double white spirea.
3 for 25c, purple iris $1.00 per C.
well rooted. Add postage. Miss
Uline Duvall, Ellijay. .-

Mareh flowers 25 dozen; yel-
low eannas 25c bunch; dogwood,
Mtn. laurels, wild honeysuckle,
25e each; 1 Boxweod, $1.50; 2 ar-
bor-vitaes $1.00 each; hedge, 6
yrs. old $1.00 each. Add postage.
Clyde Abererombie, Rt. 3, Elii-
jay. a

Yellow Japonieas, pink and red
roses 10c each; blue spider lilies,
pink phlox different colors aza-
leas 40c dozen; jonquils, white
narcissus $1.00 per C; purple iris,
purple foxgloves 50c dozen. Add
postage. Ruth Parks, Rt. 3, Elli-
jay.

Red crepe myrtles 35c each}
yellow trumpet, white daffodils,
$1.25 per C; yellow jonquils, pur-
ple iris, pink phlox, dbl. yellow,
red sgl. cannas $1.35 per C; pink
fairy lilies, 30c dozen; Sprengeri
ferns $2.50 a dozen. Maut Harris,
Bremen. g

Bronze color gladiolas 15e doz-
en bulbs; will exchg. for dried
fruit, 1 doz. bulbs fer 1 lb. fruit;
or 100 Ib. white feed sacks free
from holes. Each pay postage.
Send either and get bulbs by re-
turn mail. Mrs. W. R. Mallard,
RFD.2, Jesup.

White spruce pine, holly, Mtn.
ivy, laurel, dogwood, English dog-
wood, Balm Gilead, $1.00 dozen;
Japonicas 15 each; azaleas all
eolors 35c dozen; wisteria, crab-
apple 10c each; sweet shrubs,
jonquils, daffodils 20e dozen. Mrs
W. F. Bailey, Rt. 2, Eliijay. ~

Large type ehrysanthemums;
Jean Hamlin white, R. C. Pull-
ing yellow, Martha Marie pink,
White Cloud with cream center,
Black Hawk red, Lavendar ya-
riegated, cream 20 plants $1,00.
Mrs. Lee Silver, Rt. 5, Cuthbert.

Imperial Japanese. Morning
Glory seed mixed colors 106
spoonful; largest type chrysan-
themums, Summer gold, Silver
wedding, Golden. Glow, pink,
bronze, cream-ball yellow, yel-
low Sultan 15 plants 50c. Add
postage. Mrs. J. M. Harmon, Cal-
houn, Rt. 2. ;

Azaleas, Pussy Willow, tulip
poplars coralberry, white pines,
Holly, Cherokee roses, red and
white dogwood. red and silver
maples, rhododendrons, yellow
thernless roses, 3 for 25c; day lil-
ies, hardy ferns 25ce doz. PP. Su-
sie Wilson, Loving. j

Two boxwoods, one 12 years
old, the other 14 years old. Mrs.
A. W. Mulkey, Quill (15 miles

East of Ellijay and 1 mile from)

Quill postoffice).

Large double dahlias, garnet
red, 3 for 25c, 12 for 75c; hydran-
geas, rooted wisteria, crepe myr-
tle, bridal wreath, hibiscus, large
white lily bulbs 10 each; white
chrysanthemums, snapdragons,
10c dozen. Add postage. Exchg.
for azaleas. Mrs. J. M. Stevens,
St. Marys.

Old fashioned sweet double
pinks, also plumosos pinks, Ap-
ril blooming nareissus, mixed ir-
is, Siberian lilies, 200 for $1.00;
snake heads 2 doz. 45c. Postpaid.
Mrs. Dick Powell, Rt. 2, College
Park,

Snowballs well rooted; lilacs,
honeysuckle bushes 50c each;
dogwood 5 for $1.00; daffodils,
50c dozen; ferns $1.00 dozen. Mrs.
Annie Gentry, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Add postage.]



Purple lilacs, altheas weeping
Mary, pink almond, pink myrtle.
flowering quince, dogwood, gold-
en belis, pink weigelias, double
spirea, brides bouquet, 10c each, |
2 for 15c; daffodils, iris 15e doz-
en, 2 for 25c. Mrs. J. W. Silver,

Talking Rock.

Yellow, white narcissus or-
ange lilies; snowdrops, $1.00 per
C; Tiger lilies, pink, white, yel-
low, red, orange azaleas, Mtn.
laurel, rhododendrons, red Jap-
onieas, golden bells, coralberry,
dogwood, flowering quince $1.00
per dozen, Jean Penland, Ellijay.

Blue iris, $1.00 per C; peach
roses 25c each; yellow, white, red
chrysanthemums, 25c dozen;
Christmas jasmine 6 for 50c;
golden bells 25c each; Bridal
Wreath 15c each. Exchg. for any-
thing can use. Hoyt Abercrombie.
Rt. 3, Bllijay. 2

Double crimson Japonicas, red,
pink, yellow white 6 yr. old 50c
each; weeping Mary 3 for $1.00;
dogwood 4 for $1.00; ferns $1.00
dozen; iris, 35e- dozen; lilacs, 50
each. Miss Sara Sue Barrett, Rt.
3, Ellijay.

Mixed iris, trailing arbutus,
ferns 25c dozen; spruce, forsy-
thia, dogwood, laurel, Amrican
Beauty rose, butterfly, spirea,
azaleas $1.00 dozen; purple lilac
50c each; snowdrops, day lilies
jonquils, narcissus 2 doz. 25c. Bill
Penland, Ellijay.

_ Cannas, dahlias, 25c; pink peo-
nies, wisteria, ivy, lilac, bridal
wreath, crepe myrtle, boxwoods,
lemon lilies, iris 20c.- Exchg. for
pot flowers.'Add postage. W. V.
Silvers, Rt. 3, Box 88, Ellijay. -

Sweet Williams. 25c dozen;
standing cypress 20c; larkspur
coreopsis, 10c dozen, 2 for 15c;
different colors chrysanthemums,
15. dozen; pomegranate 25c each
or 5 for $1.00. Well rooted. No
checks. Cash with order. Mrs, E,
B. Warren, Rt. 2, Toomsboro, ,

Three small white or spruce
pine 25c; cedar 25c each; 2 dog-
woods 2 for 25c; 3 Mtn. laurels
35c. Add postage. Miss Nellie Fay
Anderson, Murraysville, Rt. 1.

Yellow fragrant narcissus,. jon-
quils, abelia, fast growing box-
wood, Irish Juniper cuttings, 15
dozen, $1.00 per C; red mums 25c
dozen; $1 per C; large plumed
pink spirea 20c each 6 for $1. PP
orders over 50c. Betty Joe Kim-
sey; Young Harris.

Red Japenieas 75 dozen; aza-
leas mixed colors $1.00 dozen; old
fashioned althea lilies, mixed col-
ors 40c dozen; yellow and white
Jasmine 35 each; trumpet daf-
fodils 40@ dozen; sweet shrubs
25e each; lemon lilies 40c dozen.
Jachin Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Star Bethlehem, blue iris, pink
primroses, striped hedge. grass
25c dozen; cedar bushes, 50c each.
Ida Southerland, Rt. 3, EBHijay.

15 or 20 different colors mixed
dahlias 50e dozen; mixed colors
hardy phlox, mums, iris, thrift,
25 for 25e; hibiscus, tiger - lilies,
red hot. pokers, oaklead hydran-
geas, winter verbena, blue white
violets, 25c dozen. Mrs. Willis
Grindle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega. =

Cannas: Eureka, Apricot, City)

Portland, Rosea Gigantea, Red
-Humbert, Yellow Humbert, A,
Conard, Wyoming, Wentzers, Co-
lossal, 30e dozen, $2.00 per C;
Rosamond Cole 50c dozen. Add
postage on small orders. Mrs, J.
E. Harrell, Quitman, ~

White pines, hollys, red and
white dogwoods, tulip popears,
mixed colors azaleas, ~ maples,
crabapple sprouts, wild cherry,
peach, plum sprouts, Mtn. laur-
els, rhododendrons, All well root-
ed $1.00 dozen PP. Miss Ethel
Wilson, Culberson, N. C. (Res.
of Ga.)

Large well rooted blueberry
bushes 20c dozen; crabapple, red
June plum~-sprouts $1.00 dozen;
rhododendrons, azaleas red and
white dogwood, laurels 75c dozen;
large dahlias, 6 colors 50c dozen.
PP. Mrs. Lucy Wilson, Sweet
Gum. :

Red verbena, purple violets
10c dozen; grass- pinks, sweet
Williams 20c dozen; phlox, lark-
spur 20c per , all colors chry-
sagthemums 25c per C; 8 colors
geraniums, lantanas, sultanas 5
each; 8 kinds negonias 10c each.
Mrs. Lester Phillips, Royston.

Red, white dogwoods, tulip pop-
lars, mixed colors azaleas, white
pines, rhododendrons Mtn. lau-
rels, red, yellow maples, Pussy
Willows, holly, sweet shrubs,
crossvine, all well rooted $1.00
dozen PP. Miss Dorothy Wilson,
Culberson, N. C. (Res. of Ga.)

Min. laurels, rhododendrons,
red, yellow azaleas, coralberrys,
redbud, erabapple dogwood,
nemlocks, pussy willows, straw-
berry bush, white pine, all well
rooted 3 ft. high. $1.00 dozen,
postpaid. Mrs. Bonnie Abercrom-
bie, Mineral Bluff.

Wild birdfoot violets, wild iris
bulbs, bload root, yellow root,
$1.50 per C; searlet, red and pink
verbena, $1.00 dozen; wild sweet
Williams, wild ferns, $2.00 per C.
Add postage. Mrs. Clara Belle
Carey, Rt. 1 Royston.

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Sit po poset aigt

-erabapples 75c dozen;

$1.00 dozen, postpaid.



Jonquils, daffoails, 15e dozen;

snowballs. 30 dozen; Eng. dog-}

wood, privet hedge, rambler
roses, 25c dozen; yellow root and
Queen of the Meadow 25c lb.
del. Lionell Eller, Morganton,

Red and yellow azaleas, dog-|
wood, coralberry, pussy willows
red, crabapple, silver maple,
hemlock, strawberry, Mtn. laur-
els, rhododendrons, white pines,
all nice rooted plants, 3 ft. high
$1.00 ' dozen postpaid. Gladys
Robinson, Mineral Bluff.

Thorniess red raspberries 30
for $1.00, cherry sprouts early
Richmond 2-3 ft. $1.00 dozen; red
and yellow plums $1.00 dozen;
blueber-
ries, 25c dozen. Add postage on
orders less than $1.00. Mary
Dickey, Morganton.

Honeysuckle bushes, Snowball
50c each; dogwood 25c each; daf-
fodils 45c dozen; spruce pines
60c each. Mrs. M. M. Gentry, Rt.
3, Ellijay. i

Pussy willows, white pine, dog-'
wood, hemlock, redbud, red and
yellow azaleas, coralberry, crab-
apple, Mtn. laurel, silver maple,
rhododendrons, strawberry bush,
all niee rooted plants 3 ft. high,
Mrs. Joe
Henry Mineral Bluff.

Pink Cherokee roses, red and
yellow azaleas, coralberry, red-
bud, crabapple, Mtn. laurel, dog-
wood, white pines, hemlock. pus~
sy willow, all rooted plants 3 ft.

high, $1.00 dozen postpaid. Mrs.
Nellie Abercrombie, Mineral
Bluff, :

Snowdrop, jonquil, day lilies,
Shasta daisies, native ferns $1.00
per C; yellow thornless monthly
roses redbud, red and white dog-
wood, 3 color azaleas, Mtn. lau-
rels, rhododendrons, erabapples,
spruce and white pine 2-4 ft. $1
dozen, Leila Dickey, Morganton.

_ Snowdrop, jonquils, day lilies

$1.00 per_C; blue iris, evergreen,

galax, Mtn. fern, 25e dozen; aza-
leas, coralberry, Mtn. laurel, red
bud rhododendrons, spruce, and
white pines, red and white dog-
wood 2-4 ft. $1.00 dozen. Addie
Leatherwood, Blue Ridge.

Pink crepe myrtle well rooted
25e each; black walnut, 2 ft. size
25c each; white and black scup-
pernong, black muscadine, May
cherry, large blue plum, large red
or yellow plums, Concord and
Malaga grapes, moss packed 10c
each. Geraldine Entrekin, Rt. 2,
Bowdon. :

Blue iris, red cannas, Blue Eas-
ter lilies, Tiger lilies $1.00 per
C: blue hyacinth 40c dozen;
white narcissus 60c per C. Add
postage. Mrs. Dora
2, Bremen.

White narcissus 60c per C;
Blue Easter lilies, Tiger lilies, red
eanna lilies, $1.00 per C. Add
postage. Mrs. Bonnell Nixon, Rt.

-2, Bremen. :

-15 Junipers 3 to 10 ft. Reason-
able. Will have to bring truck te
get these; altheas, hardy hibis-
eus, rose bushes, spirea, golden-
bell, 3 for 25c; iris, jonquils, daf-
fodils hardy phlox, 20c dozen.
Mrs. Osear Silver, Rt. 2, Talking
Rock.

Boxwoods well rooted 50c each;
cannas 50c dozen; crepe miyrtles,
10c each; foxgloves, 20c dozen;
yellow Japonicas 25e each. Mrs.
Rosie Smith, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Purple, white, yellow iris, jon-
quils, white narcissus, 20c doz.;
fexglove 30c dozen; azaleas 75c
dozen; Kudzu vine well rooted,
65c dozen; cannas, (orange cal-
or bloom) 50c doz.; yellow pinks,

40c dozen. Add postage. Gwen
Northcutt, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 5
Pyramid arbor-vitae 10 ft.

$1.50; glove 50c; boxwood $1.00 to
6; cypress $1.00 each; junipers
50c and $1.00 peonies 25 each;
blooming shrubs 25c each. Mrs.
W, T. Panter Morganton.

White paper narcissus, Star of
Bethlehem, orange day lilies 15c
dozen, 2 for 25c; pink crepe myi-
tles, English dogwoods, wild aza-
leas, sweet shrubs, old fashioned
roses, 10c each, 3 for 25e. Add

postage. Mrs. Harold Bunch,
Talking Rock.
Orange day lilies, daffodils,

Star Bethlehem, $1.00 per C;
Snowball, English dogwood,
Christmas Jasmine, weeping Lin-
da Brides wreath, pink and white
altheas, hibiscus, mixed color
honeysuckles, ete. 2 for 25e plus
postage. Mrs. Mollie Henderson,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

. Large bronze mums, baby but-
ton mums, white, pink and yel-
low 25c dozen; deep pink crepe
myrtles and lilacs rooted 15e ea.
Miss Ruby Smith, Rt. 2, Buchan-
anys

Christmas carol 25c each; Ma-
donna, riger and amaryllis bulbs
4 for 25c; forsythia, pink crepe
myrtle, pink almond 10c each;
mock orange 5 for 5c; white, pur-
ple, blue iris 10 clump; holly-
hocks 6c each, 6 fcr 20c. Mrs. Lu-
la Hawkins Rt. 3, Alpharetta.

White scuppernong vines well
rooted 10c each, $1.00 dozen; yel-
low jonquils daffodils, 15e dozen
ponte: Annie Cole, Rt. 2, Bow-
Ons = : :

Rd. Atlanta.
Mosley, Rt.|



Lily of Valley 50c dozen; I
lilies, 45c dozen; althea
white, orchid, pink, trumpet d
fodils 40c dozen; white narcis
30e dozen; pink spirea, 20e each.
Mrs. H. D. Roper, Mineral Blu

Jonquil bulbs 25c per C
iris yellow and orange lilies, 1
Cissus 50c per C. Mrs. Ra
Jones, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Dbl. yellow Japonicas, pink
mond, altheas, forsythia, 1
dogwood 15c each; all colors a:
leas blooming. size 50c doze
sweet shrubs, white pines, laur
hemlock, $1.00 dozen, pink
nies, snowballs, 20c eac
Lee Eller, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Purple iris, orange day |
yellow jonguils, white narc
7e per C; blue lilies, pink





phlox, purple foxglove, 15

en; pink almond, purple wiste.
golden bell, 10c each; jasm
vine, 3 for 10c. Add postage.
Andria James, Rt. 3, Ellija
Blue, white iris 50e dozen; k
wood, rooted, red,white dogw
Japonica, red quince, 25 each
birdeye, hen and biddy, ros
mixed, -15 each; white an
low daffodils, 25 dozen; le
lilies, 40c dozen.- Mrs. Er
Hensley, Rt. 3, Ellijay. a



- Blue flags, large lavends
ehrysanthemums 25 dozer
small white ones 20c , doze

Peachtree rose 15 rooted, lar;
green leaf Wandering Jew,
dozen; old time red velvet ro
a, each. Mrs. Ebb Tallant,
2, Cumming. ge
Mtn. laurel, rhododendron,
white and spruce pines hemloc!
holly, cedar, ivy, granny grey
beard, 2 to 5 ft. high well rooted,
4 for 25c plus postage. Mark Fer-
guson, Rt, 1, Murraysyille,
White daisies blue violets.
per C; mixed eolored iris, w
narcissus 60c per C; lemon lil
30c dozen; weeping willows. yel~
low Japonicag 15 each, 2 fo
25c; mixed colors blooming s
ladiolas 25c cozen. Mrs. Effie
Ralston, Ela Gap. f
Mtn. fern, iris, day lilies,
quil, snowdrop 2 doz, 25;
laurel, rhododendrons, 3 ca!
azaleas, red bud, red and whi
dogwood, English dogwood, spt
and white pine, holly, craba
2-3 ft. $1.00 dozen. Leila Dic
Morganton. ee
Larkspur 50 per C; Xynog
sum 25 per dozen, pink ap
blue, all colors chrysanthemum
large type 5c each, Will ship 50
orders otherwise add eee
oswell

Mrs. J. R. Johnston, 185
Yellow, white jonquils, ye
double butter-eggs $1 per C; bl
spider lilly bulbs $1 dozen; pel
ennial sweet Williams 60c doz
Missionary strawberry plan
$1.25 for 500; hoarhound, peppe:
mint 35e dozen. M. O, 74r
Thornton McCurley, H-itwel!.
Purple lilac, azaleas, | whit
dogwood 3 yr. old 25 each; yuce
ca and evergreen ivy 40c ea
lemon lilies, dbl. daffodils $
per C. No checks.- Miss Vic
Hensley, Rt, 5, Ellijay.
Mixed colors azaleas 50 doze!
pink weigelias 15 each; jonqui
%5c per C; white and yellow nar-
cissi, purple and blue iris $1.00











RFD 5, Ellijay. ey
Orange day lilies $1.00 per |
purple yellow iris, golden glow
20c dozen; sweet shrubs, azaleag
50c dozen, laurels, rhododendro
$1.00 dozen; red leaf cannas with

red blooms 20c eac::. Mildr
Martin. Ellijay.
Yellow, purple iris, golde



with red blooms 20c each; lau-
rels, rhododendrons,. mixed ol-
ors azaleas $100 dozen. Weil
rooted. Add postage. Estill Di
vall, Ellijay. ra z
Daffodils, orange lilies, iris The
per C; snowball, golden bell, yei
low forsythia, white spirea, Van
Houtte bridal wreath, .weepin
Mary, small cedar, sweet shrubs;
Mtn. ferns 2 for 20c. Exchg. fo!
white sacks. Mrs. Nancy Hender:
son, Rt. 3, Ellijay. ae
Purple iris, jonquils 35e dozen;
forsythia, rnododendrons 25 ez
flowering almond, laurels, 2 for
25e; pines 3 for 25c; azaleas 50
dozen. Add postage. Mattie Clay-





3

.ton, Rt. 2, Ellijay. : :

Pink crepe myrtle 2 for 25
large brown and yellow mums
for 25c; yellow jonquils 65 9
C. Add postage. Effrine Mosle
Rt, 2, Bremen. >

White narcissus 65c per C; pur-
ple lilacs, bridal wreath 2 for 25e:
blue iris 65c per C; Florida lili
5e bulb. Add postage. Rosie Lee
Gilley, Rt. 2, Bremen.* oe

Yellow, white jonquils, long
trumpet daffodils. dbl. butter
and eggs $1.00 per C; blue spider
lilies. yellow double Regal lilies
$1.00 dozen; white May lilies 50
dozen. Nora MeCurley, Rt. 2,
Hartwell. aes

Pink and yellow canna bulbs,
large size, 50c dozen; blue lilies,
dbl. gladiolas 50c dozen; orange
lilies 25 dozen. Wm, Middleton,
Rt, 2, Buford.

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FOR SALE.

e iris lily bulbs 85c per C
$1.60 for 200. Eva White, Rt.
Temple. | 2
ld time red perennial ver-
as 2 doz., 50c; sage brushes
each; different colors iris 20c
n; gladiolas small bulbs 50
Oc, large 25 for 50c; will ex-
nge for a milk goat. Mrs. C.
V. Griffied, Bowdon.
Ib]. blue Roman hyacinths 50c
en; yellow jasmine $1.25 doz-
Cash or M. O. Mrs. W. B. Al-

| colors azaleas 35c dozen;
erfly bush, birdeye, red Jap-
ica 15c each; red white, pink
Shibiscus 15c each; rhododen-
s, Min. laurel 40c dozen; red,
ow, rust cannas 50c dozen.
d postage. Mrs. Leastie Smith.
, Ellijay. :

nied, $7.50 per ; double

e altheas, yellow bell well
d, 2 plants, one of each, 50c
el. Mrs. E, A. Smith, Rt. 3,

nville.
erfly cannas, Easter roses,
ellow Japonicas, spirea

Peach tre roses, jonquils,
Oc. Add postage. Vera Sil-
t. 3, Box 88, Ellijay.
. colors azaleas 35c dozen;
white altheas, snowball:
lilies. white spirea. birdeye
d Japonicas, pink al-
lavendar locust, white
ish dogwood 15c ea.; red,
, yellow cannas 40c dozen.
postage. Lela Davis, Rt. 2;

ink peonies, 25 each; pink
a, purple iris 25c dozen;
d glads 30c dozen; also cut-
Ss abelias, weigelias, spirea
mbergi, forsythia,. red radi-
ce rose; sell or exchg. for
hite sacks, quilt tops etc. Mrs.

nnas: Queen Helen, yellow
$1.00 dozen; roses: Pauls
rlet, Silver Moon, yellow 25c
5 for $1.00; Foxglove Has-
40c dozen; day lilies 20c
William Chamblee, Rt. 2.

, royal blue iris $1.00 per C;
and white peony roots, 25c
r 5 for $1.00, hollyhocks, large
yms, old fashioned gladiolas,
| and pink 25c dozen. Mrs. W.
Hughey, Rt. 1, Fairmount.

King Alfred daffodils, narcis-
is 75c per C cr $5.00 per M; can-
a bulbs 50c dozen. No checks.
. L. McElroy, Rt. 1 Tem-





ammoth rose verbena; blue
white iris 5c each, 50c dozen;
Shasta daisies, blue fall bloom-
1 ters, foxgloves 30c dozen;
weet scented blue viclets 25 doz-
. Mrs. H. R. Tallant, Rte 2,
mming. ky
sd tree dahlia 20c each;. pink
Ss and dahlias 15c each;

ling arbutus ferns
pple, spruce pine, red honey-
ckle, rhododendrons $1.00 doz-
Mr. Frank Abercrombie, Min-
ral Bluff.
Large red dahlias, hone comb
ite 10c each, variegated 3 for
large mixed dbl. poppy seed
tablespoonful. Acd_ postage.
che. for peonies, tulips, hya-
inths. Bertha Crowe Rt. 2,
ie ellow jonquil, paper white
rcissus 85c per C postpaid. Ot-
Jolley, Rt. 7, Atlanta. 5
jandina 18-20-25 in. 25-30-35c
h; dbl. pink oleanders 30-35c
Beuty Bush, 30-35c; flow-

xc each. Well rooted. Miss Mit-
ie Collins, Rt, 1, Smithville.

White iris, double daffodils,
ed gold and pink chrysanthe-
nums large type, Physostegia,
iden root, catnip and spear-
t plants. Mrs. Pauline Kerce,
2, Cartersville. :



_ Double dahlias 5 colors 25 per
dozen tubers; garlic sets 15 doz-
*n; horse radish sets for plant-
eg 20c dozen, 3 dozen 50c. Will
ake stamps. Mrs. I. A. Woodring,
Rt. 1, Alto.
eee. tea olive, evergrea
k, long straw pine crepe myr-
, dogwood, umbrella china, ev-
ergreen, grey beard, sweet shrubs,
wild yellow jasmine 1 ft. 10c. 3
25c. 4 ft. 35. Exchg. for white
d sacks. Mrs. D. F. Colson, Rt.
-Toomsboro. ape j
nk almond, crepe myrtle,
lapanese quinces,
ink spirea, Boston ivy, wisteria
c; golden glow, foxgloves, red
ypermint, Mareh flowers 15





3, Ellijay.
ed color azaleas, thornless
ellow monthly roses, pink Cher-
ee roses, red bud, red, white
gwood, English dogwood, brid-
ath, Mtn. laurel, rnododen-
ft. 15 for $1.00; hardy fern,
x, 2 doz. 25c. J. L. Leather-
Blue Ridge. Be eRe Se es



_OWERS AND SEED |

wart boxwood 6-8 in. trans-| Pa

myrtle, -arbor-vitae, box-|
20c each; rooted lemon} .

-greybeard 4 for $1.00; dahlias 10

Buchanan. ;

| sus 10c dozen. Miss Orlene Can-

ch; white pine, holly, crab-}

ing cedar 15c each; baby spirea.

Mrs. W. N. Barrett, Rt. 2, Lula.

lilac purple, |}

ozen. Add postage. Eula Silvers,|



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

bf

10 Ibs. cherry laurel (Lauro-
cerasus Caroliniana) seed 1938
crop. Clean seed, hull off, 50c per
Ib. Lot for $4.00. Lois Woodruff,
Rt. 5, Greenville.

Red. Japonicas, red bud, red.
white dogwood, rhododendrons,
Mtn. jaurel, spruce, white pine,
holly, crabapple, mixed azaleas.
granny greybeard 3 ft. 15 for $1;
evergreen galax, Mtn. fern 2 doz.
25c. Lucile Dickey, Blue Ridge.

Yellow Easter flower bulbs, al-
so daffodils and jonquil bulbs,
15c dozen. Add postage. Mrs. W
H. Snyder, Rt. 1, Dawsonville.

Cannaslarge yellow and somc
variegated with green leaves 6 for
25c: trumpet daffodils 8 for 25c;
monthly 1ose cuttings 3 for 15c;
different varieties; Star Bethle-
hem bulbs, 15c dozen. All post-
id. Charles Shuler, . Rt. 4,
Cleveland.

Purple lilacs, pink weigelias.
golden. bells, red Japonicas, pink
and white altheas, mixed azaleas.|
Mtn. laurels, pink spireas. All|
well rooted $1.00 dozen del. Mrs.
Thos. Webb, Rt. 3. Ellijay.
Boxwood 15c each, coralberries,
forsythia, pink and white spirea
10c each; lavendar iris 30c dozen;
orange iris 35c dozen; Grandpa

and 15c each. Add postage. Mrs.
J.C. Mize, Ashland.
. Pink, red, yellow dogwood, all
colors azaleas,
jaurels, redbuds, crabapple, Cher-
okee roses 3 ft. $1.00 dozen; Jun-
iper globe and silver arbor-vitaes
5 for $1.00; perennial phlox $1.00
per C. Sadie Wilson, Morganton.
Magnolia, tea olives, dogwood.
long strawed pine, umbrella chi-
nas, crepe myrtle, greybeard,
sweet shrub, evergreen oak, wild
yellow jasmine 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c;
4 ft. 35c; jonquils, buttercups 25c
dozen. Add postage. Miss Mary
Jane Colson, Rt. 3, Toomsboro.
Arbor-vitaesstrong roots 6-10
in. high 25c each, 5 for $1.00 or
30 for $5.00. Mrs. C. M. Bennett,
Rt. 1, Cumming. , ees
Lemon day lilies $1.00 per C;
King Alfred bulbs, 75c per C;
boxwoods 25c each; Star Bethle-
hem. 15c dozen; hardy phliox 10
dozen. Add postage. Mattie
Wright, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

Star Bethlehem bulbs 10c doz-|

en; lemon verbena, rambler roses
25c dozen; ligustrum $1.00 per C;
white everbearing rose bushes,
rooted 20c each; blue rose 20c ea.
Add postage. Miss Bula Conner.

Large double Pompon zinnia
seed, all colors 10c cupful and
postage. Mrs. F. M. Watson,
RFD, Temple. a

Ligustrum $1.00 per C; lemon
verbena 25c dozen; Star of Beth-
jehem 10c dozen; cannas the
Ambassador, cherry red, Richard

Wallace, canary yellow 12 roots/

40c. Add postage. Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Buchanan. a

Red double cannas 2 for 5c;
blue iris, 3 for 5c; white narcis-

trell, Rt. 1, Box 154, Gainesville.

Daffodils, iris, white jonquils
75c per C; flowers in season; ex-
change for gladioli or large type
mums. M. Pettit, Pike.

Pink thrift rooted 40c per C or
300 plants for $1.00. Add postage.
Mrs. J. H. Duke, Wrens. :

Red dogwood, wreath Japon-
icas, double yellow Japonicas 25c
each; vine honey suckles, ever-
green fern 10c each. No checks.
Mrs. Grady Silver, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Pansy plantsGiant mixed 25
dozen del. Mrs. G. M. Pinson,
Sylvester. . ae

Los Angeles pink

yellow gladiolus
tuberose bulbs $2.00 per C. Post-
paid. R. G. Peterson, Trenton.
- Pink running rose, well rooted
15c; red and pink cactus 10c ea.;
pink hibiscus 25c each; purple li-
lac 20c each; blue hyancinths 50c
dozen; purple iris 20c dozen. Mat-
tie Duran, Rt. 1, Cumming.

I Jarge evergreen with red ber-
ries; red, white, yellow chrysan-
themums 25c per doz.; April
blooming narcissus 75c per C.

.and Souvenir

Wisteria vines well rooted 2:
yrs. old 25c each; white lilac 10c
each; brown fig sprouts 2 for 25;
brown scuppernoneg 2 yrs. old 50c.
Mrs. E. R. Coggins, Covington. .

Snowdrop flowering almonds,
pink altheas, velvet roses, Easter
roses White 20c-each; well rooted
red and white dogwood, also yel-
low Japonicas 35c each. Add
postage. Mrs. Thomas H. Wade,
Rte 3, -Blitjay.. == =

Magnolias, tea olives, dogwood,
red and yellow running honey-
suckles, sweet shrub, umbrella

Chinas, red holly, evergreen oaks.)

long straw pine; wild yellow Jas-
mint 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4. ft. 35c
each. Exchange for sacks. Mrs.
Nellie Pitts, Toomsboro.

Rustproof snapdragons, strong
plants 40c dozen; mixed dbl. corn
flowers 20c dozen; white perer-
nial candytuft 50c dozen (rare).
Add postage.

roses, English dogwood, English

rhododendrons, |

-altheas, pink, red cabbage head

$1.00. per C;/







id postage. Mrs. R. J. Miller,|
(BED 2 Avewia, 7.

MARKET BULLETIN

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Magnolias, rhododendrons, all
colors crepe myrtle, red holly,
coralberry, Beauty bush, six var.
spireas, greybeards, calcantus,
dbl. white pink almonds, Chin-
quepen roses, 15c.. Mrs. Wavy
Lewis, Toomsboro. :

Little yellow clustered sweet
scented April blooming narcissus
75 per C; money order only. Add
postage. Miss Alice Webb, Rt. oy
Monroe.

Tea olives, magnolias, ever-
green caks, umbreHa chinas, red
and yellow shrubs, wild yellow
jasmine, red, holly, long straw
pine, redwood vine 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft.
25e, 4 ft. 35c each. Exchg. for
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. Alma
Colson, Rt. 2. Toomsboro.

Red pear, forsythia, purple li-
lac, snowball, holly bushes, pink
peach roses, arbor-vitae, 3 for
25c; rooted bexwoods 6 in. high
$1.00 dozen. Add postage. Willie
Panter, Rt. 1. Morganton. eS

Well rooted Old English dwarf
boxwoods $2.50 per C; pink erepe
myrtle, white spirea, cherry lau-
rels, yellow. kerria, Cherokee

ivy, doz. del. Blanche Woodruff,
Greenville. ie Cae}
Dwarf boxwood 6-8 in. 75c per
C; dbl. white altheas, yellow bell
rooted, 2 plants, one of each, 50c
del. Mrs. E. A. Smith, Rt. 3,
Greenville.
Rooted Cape Jasmine 25c each;
also 1 light Brahma rooster 75c.
Cash with order. Mrs. Omie: E.
Faircloth, Rt, 1, Metter. .
Weeping Mary, spruce, white
pine, laurel, azaleas, altheas, rho-
dodendrons, golden bell, roses
25c each; daffodils, foxgloves,
violets 75c per C; red Japonicas.
50c. exchg. for white sacks, Rosa
Richards, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.
_ Red Cydonia Japonica 60c; In-
dian arrow, weeping Mary, all
colors azaleas, white, red, purple

roses 25c each, 6 for $1.00; daffo-
dils, foxglove, iris, 20c dozen. Lil-
lian Silvers, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.
Red Cydonia Japonicas 50c;
extra large pink, red cabbage
head roses 40c each, 3 for $1.00;
white spirea, altheas, mixed col-
-ors, azaleas, almonds 20c each, 6
for $1.00; foxglove, daffodils 25c
dozen. Geneva Richards, Rt. 2,
Talking Rock.
Iris, foxgloves, violets, daffo-
dils 20c dozen, all colors azaleas,
altheas, _rhododendrons, white
and spruce pine, Mtn. laurel
snowball, almonds 20c each; red
Japonicas 50c. Claudell Barrett,
Rt. 2, Talking Rock. ss
Double Japonicas, red, pink.
white, yellow 10 yrs. old, 50c
each; red,, pink, white, yellow
dogwood 4 for $1.00; canna lilies
50c dozen; boxwood $1.50 each.
Mrs. E. Ketner, Rt. 3, Ellijay. {-..

Giant blue iris, purple and blu,
flags, orange day lilies $1.00 per
C: mixed colors hollyhocks 25
dozen; lilac 20c each; jonquils
$1.00 per C; D. Perkins, Chero-
kee ramblers, pink, red 20c each.
Mrs. William Leach, Rt. 1 Fair-
mount. : a
Red giladioli bulbs blooming
size 20c dozen del. Mrs. Vance
Clerfents, Rt. 1, Box 37, Glen-:
ville. i x

Blue iris 4 for 25c; horse rad-
ish root 3 bunches _25c; May
strawberries 25c per C; blue
raspberries 4 for 25c. Will exchg.
for white feed sacks. Add, post-
age. Mrs. J. T. Grindle, Rt. 1,
Murrayville. : et
- Double crimson Japonicas, red,
pink, white, yellow, 8 years old
well rooted, 50c each; pink, red,
white, yellow dogwood 4 for $1;
cannas 50c bunch; 4 yr. old box-
wood $2.00; bleeding hearts. $2.00
dozen. Mrs. J. C. Keener, Rt. 3
Ellijay. :

Azaleas, dogwood, Japonicas,
Jasmine, Forsythia, roses $1.00
dozen; trailing arbutus, hardy
ferns 25c dozen; golden narcissus,
snowdrops, white narcissus, Cal-
ifornia violets $1.00 per C. Mrs.
J. H. Penland, Ellijay:

15 double red geraniums well
rooted 5c each; 3 double white
geraniums 10c each; number of
good size rooted Xmas cactus 10
each; Sultanas 2 for 5c. 50c or-
ders postpaid. J. C. Brown, 253
Cherokee Pl., S.E. Atlanta.

Double Japonicas 6 years old,
red, pink white, yellow 50c each;
dogwood red, pink, white, yellow,
4 for $1.00; azaleas and peonies
$1.00 dozen; bleeding hearts $2.00
dozen. Miss Etta Barrett, Rt. 3.
Ellijay. aS
_ King Humbert cannas 75 doz-
en; bronze and yellow 4 ft. 50c
dozen; coleus 50c dozen; day lil-
jes, iris, verbenas, thrift, munis,
grass pinks 30 dozen; lilacs, spi-
reas. sweet shrubs $1.25 dozen PP.
Cash or M. O. Mrs. Nora Nix, Rt
2, Alto.

Orange sultanans blooming
25c Thurston large size 30c; 15
pot plant cuttings $1.00; night
blooming cerus 25c to $1.00; cam-
phor trees 15 to 25; large clump
Nandinas $1.00; exchg. for dbl.
camellias. Mrs. J. L. Burk, Rt. 3,

FLOWERS AND SEED
: FOR SALE

Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons,
spruce 50c dozen; Mtn. azaleas,
sweet shrubs, blue iris 20c dozen.
Add postage. Mrs. Elbert Duvall,
Rt. 3. Ellijay.

Daffodils, jonquils, pink peo-
nies, yellow cannas 75c per C;
white narcissus, purple, white
and blue iris 25c dozen. Mrs. Ro:-
ie Smith, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Magnolia, holly, tea olive, dog-
wood, crepe myrtle, sycamore,
yellow Jasmine, oaks, sweet myr-
tle, sweet bay 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25;
4 ft. 30c. Add postage. Mrs. Free-
man Watson, Rt. 2, Toomsboro.

. Tea olive
sweet bay, long straw pine, yel-
low Jasmine; honey suckle dog-
wood 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft. 30c
plus postage. Mrs. M. C. Con-
nell, Rt. 2, Toomsboro.

About 25 colors dahlias, mixed
50c dozen; mixed mums, hardy
phlox, iris, thrift, day lilies 24
for 25c; hibiscus, oak leaf hy-

ers 4 for 25c and postage on
small orders. Mrs. Sarah Grindle,
Rt. 1 Dahlonega. - :

White and spruce pines, cedars,
hemlocks, hollies, azaleas, Mtn.
ivy, dogwood, Balm Gilead, rho-
dodendrons any 4 for 25c, size 2-4
ft. Add postage. Connie Ander-
son, Rt. 1, Murrayville.

drop, white violets, Shasta dais-
ies, trailing arbutus $1.00 per C;
10 rooted roses $1.00; yellow,
pink, white dogwoods Cherokee
roses, redbuds, 3 col. azaleas,
etc. $1.00 dozen del. Addie Wil-
/ son, Morganton. en

'Small palms 3 for $1.00; 7 for
$2.00; small Com figs rooting
10 med. prolific figs 25c; med.

tmed. banana fruit red $1.00; will

exche. for velvet, Ford hook
beans, strawberry plants. J. Hen-
ry Fussell, Brunswick.

DahliasRobert Ripley, red
Salute, Buckele Glory Buckeye
Star, Lord of Autumn, Murphys
Masterpiece, Royal Purchase,
Americas Sweetheart Amelia
Earheart, Milton J. Cross, Gold-
en Beauty and others. Grady
Price, Canton.

- Marmosa Bushes 2 to 8 ft., 50c
to $1.25; white dogwood 3 ft. 50c;
Mountain laurel, 2-3 ft. $1.00 to
$2.00. G. D. Miller, Woodland
Many large types prizewint ing
-chrysanthemums, also medium
and small types 30c dozen, 4 doz-
en $1.00 labeled; 6 dozen mixed
$1.00 unlabeled. Carefully packed.
Postpaid. Mrs. H. G. Woods, Rt.
3, Donalsonville.

Large prize winning chrysan-
themums, white, yellow, pink, la-
vendar, bronze, tan, flesh, red 20
plants $1.00; all colors button
type 25 for $1.00; red. verbenas,
40e dozen. Mrs. R. L. Silver, Rt.
5, Cuthbert. ee

White English dogwood, purple
lilac granny greybeard 6 for $1;
redwood vine, purple flags 15
dozen; Sprengeri ferns, red be-
gonia, lavendar geranium 10c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Oscar Phillips.
Ashland.

Dahlias Jane Cowl Jersey
Beauty, Mae Grief, Cuban Giant,
Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Warner, Edna
Ferber, Purple Giant, Elsie Dan-
iel, Minor Burgle, Treasure Is-
land, Queen of Garden Beautiful
$1.25 dozen, 1 each. PP. Mrs. W.

P. Bell, Duluth. , .. =
Large type mums white, yel-
Jow, pink,, Javendar, shaggy

cream bronze, red. ball pink 20
plants $1.00; all colors button and
daisy type 25 plants $1.00. Mrs.
Minnie Bell, Rt. 5, Cuthbert.

Annual phlox, dwarf gaillardia
plants 15 dozen; 30 different
kinds cacti, 2 to 3 inch plants,
30c each; will exchg. for double
tuberoses. Dorothy Yearwood, Rit.
6, Macon. - : suis

Snow white mums, red with
pink centers 20 dozen; white
Easter lily bulbs 15 eac.; Janu-
ary Jasmine, pink crepe myrtle,
15e each; April jonquils 25c doz-

Varonicia, Shasta daisies, ar-
temsia 25c dozen; Euonymous,
Forsythia, crimson and_ baby
breath spirea 20c each; red, pink
Javendar verbena. 15c clump;
phlox, larkspur, Johnny jump-
ups 15 dozen. Mrs. W. A. Huff,
Rt. 2, Milledgeville. :

Yellow Jonquil and buttercup
bulbs 50c per C, $3.00 per M;
white narcissi, white iris 25 doz-
en. Mrs. B. T. Echols, Philomath.
| 5 Japonica trees, red with
bloom, 8 ft. tall, $8.00 each, 2 for
$15.00, 5 for $30.00 at my place.
J. C. Hargroves, Marlow. ot

Shasta daisies, Jan. honey-
suckle, bittersweet privet (seed-
ling) hedge spirea yellow ana
read cannas, flowering quince.
Drop a card or call Ra 8982. All
cheap and postpaid. J. E. Eason,
57 Forsyth St., SW, Atlanta.

Phlox, petunia, double poppy,
zinnia, single poppy, portulaca,
snapdragon, four o'clock, celosia,
callhoposis, beautiful colors and
types. Any 8 packets seed for 25c
postpaid. Mrs. Mam Knight,



Bx. 34, Tifton.



Glennville.



Wednesday, March 1, 1939

holly, magnolia,| Pe ute,
oe e. yel_} ered, Etta Stembridge, Ella Gap.

beled separately $3.00 per C. N

drangea, tiger lilies, red hot pok-}

Native ferns $2.00 per C; snow-|
LCs

each. Add postage. Alberta B

prolific large purple 3 for $1.00) Lo :
' dozen plus postage. In lots of 500

| pink althea, suonymous (the box

| reund leaf) any 3 for 25 post

| butterfly bush 15 each;

en. Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, Gordon.







































































FLOWERS AND SEED _
FORSALE

Hastings named Dec. dahlia
bulbs, blooms 7 to 10 in., all col-.
ors 15c each $1.00 dozen; Cape
Jasmine in pots 75c each. Bessie
Martin, Rt. 5, Gainesville. ee

Gladiola: blooming size, Break
ODay, Odin, Albania, Pride of
Wanakah $1.50 per C; mixed
$1.25 yellow bronze, button chry-
santhemums 25c dozen. Add
postage. Mrs. W. W. Sanders,
Valdosta. ee

Blue iris, purple violets, privet
hedge. $1.00 per C; peonies 25
each; winter jasmine 15c each;
narcissus and jonquils bulbs 75
yer. C; Euonymus $1.50 deliv-

Cannas President, red K.
Humbert, yellow Humbert Eu
reka white, King Midas, Wyom-
ing, City Portland $2.00 per ;
$15.00 per M; mixed orders la-

personal checks. Mrs.
rell, Boston.
Yellow jonquils 75c per C post
paid. Mrs. J. W. Norman, Rt.
Richland. ee
Pink Xmas cactus. 2 for 25
well rooted; fragrant yellow nar.
cissus 50 for.50c; red President
cannas 50c dozen; exchg.

A. G. Fer-



dahlias, gladiolag and colore
iris. Postpaid. Evelyn Seago,
Pinehurst. 2) ee

Paper white narcissi 50c pe
yellow jonquils 60c per C;
lilies 15 bulbs 25c. Add post

fairy
3 fl

age. Mrs, Emma Ballenger.
2, Temple. - be Se
Paper white narcissi, 50c ptr:
C, Fairy lilies 25c dozen; Gian
American Hybrid Amaryllis 10

lenger, Rt. 2, Temple. ;
Giant Crimson lily bulbs 25

$8.00 postpaid; yellow daffodil
15e dozen. No stamps accepted
Mrs. M. T. Tanner, Sandersville
Rhododendron, azaleas, redbud,
pussy willow; red and white dog
wood, red and silver maples, cor
alberry 3 for 25c, blue berries $1
per C; sweet scented violets 15
dozen. Add postage. S. H. Abere
crombie, Mineral Bluff. ae
Well rooted cutting abelis
bridal wreath, forsythia, dee

wood with medium sized gloss:

paid. Mrs. J. M. DeLoach, Rt. 1,
Bx. 60, Townsend. $8

Jumbo Pansay plants assorted
colors. Lots 3 dozen 50c deliv-
ered. J; D. Hall, Sylvester. -

5 boxwoods 10 years old sell
for $5.00 each; yellow jonquil
and daffodil bulbs 3 dozen 25e.
Marie Wammack, RD 2, Talla
poosa.
Red, white, yellow pink, purpl
cream azaleas 35c dozen; re
Japonicas, purple lilac, lavend
B
woods, dwarf arbor-vVitaes, spruc
pine 25c each; Rhododendron:
Mtn laurel, 50c dozen. Mrs. Co
C. Davis, Rt. 4, Ellijay. g

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laure
75c dozen; azaleas mixed colors
35c dozen; Snowball, weigelias,
almonds, spirea, yellow Japoni
cas 15 each; Giant, dwarf rbore
vitaes, boxwoods 25c each; spider
lilies 30c dozen. Add postage. Te
lita Davis, Rt. 4, Ellijay,

Watermelon, red, white and
lavendar crepe myrtle, white
Eng. dogwood, Cydonia Japonica
Maenolia Glaucas 2-3 ft. $2,
dozen; boxwood 6-8 in.; stock
plants $1.00 dozen; ivy, canr
bulbs $1.00 per C. $5.00. per M.
Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Greenville.

Large fragrant hyacinth (blu
single) bulbs 25c dozen, $2.00 per
C; also. white narcissus, yellow
jonquils 50c per C. All choic
bulbs. Add postage. Mrs. R:

Thomas, RFD 1, Buford. __
-Ligustrum $1.00 per C; Star
Bethlehem bulbs 10c dozen; lem:
on verbena 25c dozen; cannas.
Ambassador; Cherry, red, Rich
ard Wallace, canary yellow 1
roots 40c. Add postage. Miss Mil
dred Conner Rt. 1, Buchanan.
Azaleas, mixed colors 35c doz
en; rhododendrons, Mtn. lau
75 dozen; Snowball, weigeli
almonds, spirea, yellow Japonica
15c each; dwarf and Giant arbor:
vitaes, boxwood 25c ea.; spide
lilies 30c dozen. Add postage. Mrs.
J. M. Davis, Rt. 2, Bx. 88, EM
JRE oe s
Blue iris lilies 20c dozen; pur-
ple lilac 10c each. Postpaid. Mr.
C. B. Davis, Rt. 1, Temple.
Magnolias, tea olives, dogwood,
pink, red crepe myrtle, wet
shrub, long straw pine, wild yel
low jasmine, sweet myrtle, <iver_
leaf maple 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25,
ft. 35 each. Exchg. for sacks. Ad
postage. Mrs. Georgia Hunt.
2, Toomsboro. tee
Yellow jonquils, buttercups 50
per C; yellow narcissus, singh
blue hyacinths 25 dozen. Mr:
Winona Echols; Philomath. =e
Butterfly lily roots 25 each
$2.00 dozen postpaid $10.00 per
by express collect; Zephyrya
or fairy lillies 50e dozen, :
per C. Mrs. G. R. Thigpen
Marys. ee eee

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nes: Pink, end
a Gigantae,
C; King Humbert with
leaves $4.00 per C or any
M. Mrs. J. R.





oor privet hedge 90c per C;
hem Star 20c dozen, 75c
| Giant red and yellow can-
50c per dozen; $2.00 per C;
weet, - yellow > bell, - Jan.
suckle, flowering quince
ie others PP. T. E. Eason.
mont. Ave. SW, Atlanta.

. 15 ea.; dbl. red altheas
ee forsythia, Thunbergia, |
n quince, ligustrum 25c ea.;
e myrtle 20c each; Jap mag-
5c; Royal Poinciana, rea.
25; red and pink cannas 50
Ars. E. J. PEveatel Spar-













- arbor-vitae plants : 5





td

te ther Sees Come at
. Mamie Rogers, Rt. 1 Bx.
oo N.C.

poppies, petunias,
iin. larkspurs, Johnny
Ups. and coreopsis, 15 doz-
Mrs. J. B. Jenkins, RFD 4,

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crop bushes 10 each;
is 10c dozen $1.00 per C;
: inks -10c dozen; sage
or 25c, old fashioned
bunches 30c. Add postage.
zy White, Rt. 1, Temple.

2 ta daisies; verbena plants,
rted colors, dewdrop bulbs
zen; pot flowers; red star
claw, dbl. red cactus, cerise
erab claw cactus 25c each.
ell rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Malphins, Tusculum.

ndpa greybeards 25c each,
50c, 1 each above, 1 Moun-
Jaurel, 1 redbud, 1 sweet
Prepaid 50. Mrs. Malissie
ter, Rt. 2 , College Park.

tn. laurels white pines, hem-:
_rhododendrons, $1.00 doz.;
ples, sweet shrubs, dog-
blooming, all
azaleas, 50c doz. Add post
uether Adams, Ellijay, Rt.

ted, Eng. dogwood, jas-
altheas, purple lilac, hibis-
for 25c__ red cannas, as-
us, 25c doz.; clinging ivy,
echalneil rose, 10 doz. Add
. Mrs. Ss. Ww. Cooke, Alto,

d grown Old English Dwari
oods, 6-8 in. $2.40 doz.; 4-6)
$1.00 doz.; Oriental arbor-
aes, 6-12 in. $1.00 doz.; mixed
yullbs 25 doz.; watermelon red
2 $3.00
Maude Hamby, Greenville.
. ivy, 6, 25; azaleas, 8 for
tiger and iris lilies, 25 doz.;
ils, 20c doz.; altheas 50
water lilies, 20 doz.; white
8 for 25c; maples and wild
bushes, : 10 ea. Add postage.
e Fain, Morganton.

OWERS AND SEED
_ WANTED






















































Want sey. Tea-Olive bushes, 6
8 ft. high. Write full descrip-
and prices. S. G. Simons,
mbus, P. O. Box 471.

Want: Barberry plants upright,
d and green leaved (red ber-
ies in winter), also want Col-







Box 9

Want dahlias, all col, azaleas,
ponicas, gladioli and . other
ulbs. and flowers in exc. for
Jarge wine, white and small
white with red tips chrysanthe-
ee white American Beauty
roses, and lantana. Mrs. G. C.
an, Blackshear.
Want Chi Elm and centi-
ede evergreen grass seed. State
ond. and prices, also want some























ttle, Carrollton,

Exc. sycamore trees or ~chry-
santhemums, all colors for Shas-
ta daisies, dahlias, goldenbell, or
most any flowers of good variety.
Write. Mrs. E. H. Devane, Nash-
ville. Rt.

c. Hemerocallis lily for pan-
English daisies, rooted roses,





ce Also want green glazed
and blue stem collard seed. Mrs.
illie Watson, Woodbury.
Want several plants or cuttings
f the sedum known as Hen and
uickens. State description and
gest price. Mrs. E. C. Keith, Eton.

Exc. Hawthorne, Oakleaf hy-
rangea, Breath of Spring, pink
limbing honey suckle, forsythia,
ooted for butterfly bush, pink,
ue, weigelia, red or pink rhodo-
lendrons, mtn. laurels, dogwood,
ed or pink, rooted. Mrs. R.
Bridges, Leary.

Exc. red or white spider lily,
milk and wine lily, red verbena,
physostegia snake plant, for blue
or pink spider or riadonna lillies,
coral pink or purple azaleas, per-
ennial phlox. Mrs. M. Dismukes,
Leary.
















SEED FOR SALE

~ SEED FOR SALE



- SEED FOR SALE

|COTTON SEED fee SALE.







President red.

berry. R. Nash, Saree, Rt.

best grade S. C. B. L. eggs. Tom)

ther plants or flower and gar-



2A0 Thee See. ed 1938 crop,
clean dry, 25c Ib.;

good Burley
tobacco seed, 10c spoonful. Add
postage. J. M.- Maddox, Law=
renceville, Rt..2.

Ist yr. pure =e) Ford canta-|

loup seed, 5c tbls., 3 thls. for 10c.
Add postage. Mrs. SW Spain,
Dallas, Rt. 4.

Tender Half F-unner bean seed,
30c lb; $1.60 gal. postpaid; lady-
finger peas, 7 Ib.; speckled run-
ning butter-beans, 10c Ib. Add
postage. Mrs. B. B. Holt, East-
man. Rt. 1.

Seed: sweet steric pepper,
Dill, old fashioned muskmelon,
10c this. 3. for 2c; pumpkin, 15
cup, 2 for 25c; some red. and yel-
-Jow pop corn. 12%c lb. Exc. for.
white feed sacks at 6c ea. All del.
Mrs. Billie Ralston, Ella Gap.

Vigorvine tomato (200 to Vine;
full instructions), 400 seed, 25c;
-1M, 50c del.; 25 vine peach seed
with ea. order. Will C. el ae
Roy. -

Korean euedeee $5. 00 per
100 lbs., Kobe, $7.00 per 100 Ibs.
R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

Genuine Mary Washington as-
paragus seed, Cokers str.,
lb. No order less than 1 pound.
W.M. Wright, Ft. Valley. 2

Large, curled mustard seed, 20c
lb.; 6 lbs. $1.00; grape musca-
dine scuppernong plants, 90
doz. Prices FOB Vineyard. I also
do pruning, grafting and. bud-
eee L. E. Harrison,. Dublin, ae

Chiron seed, 15 Ib.; running
squash, 10 'thls., purple hull
peas, 20c qgt.; old fashioned Eng.
peas, 10c teactpful. Add postage.
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Good, clean Chufas, $3.50 per
bu. Joe Lee Haire, Baxley. Rt. 2.

Long green pod okra seed, 1938
crop, 10c cupful. No stamps. Mrs.
Berry Bennett, Flowery Branch.
Rit: :

Kansas early watermelon seed,
very fine, 40c lb. FOB. W. N.
Spiers, Dublin, Rt. 1.

Chufas, free from nut grass,
$2.50 bu. No chks. M. O. please.
Geneva Gregory, Midville, Rt. ve
Box 119. ;

Tomato seed, Marglobe. Bon-
ny Best, Matchless, Stone, Red

Rock, Baltimore, 15 02.3 Te per!

half 1b; $1.15 lb. 5 lbs., $5.00. W.
R. Stephens, Murraysville, Rt. 1,

Schyotties for planting. Fine,
late Vegetable food, $3.00 doz. C.
O. Decker, Jr., Brunswick. a

Long green okra seed, 1938 crop
25 lb. over 5 Ibs., 23c lb. Add
, postage. J. B. Jones, Jakin.

Speckled Bunch butter - bean

seed, 15c lb. Add postage. M. O.
or coin. Mrs. G. H. Dailey, Millen
RE-8:

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
10c start, 3 starts, 25c. Add 3c
postage; tame blackberries, well
rooted, 50 for $1.00. Add postage.
Mrs. R. A. Nolen, Rockmart. Rt.
2; :

Striped half runner garden and
white bunch lima bean and head-
ing collard, 25c lb.; vigorvine to-
mato seed, 2 doz. 15; 30c C;
Baltimore tomato, 75c lb. C. W.
Smith, Gainesville. Rt. 2. :

~3~ Ibs.
50c per lb. Exchg. for cabbage,
collard, tomato, turnip, English
peas, pole beans, bush beans,
squash seeds, onion sets. Mrs.
Geneva Hobbs, Rt. a _Bx. 23, Ru-
pert. \

1938 okra seed 25 pint: 1938
squash seed . 10c tablespoon full,
Exchg. for bunch buiter beans.
Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Rt. 1, Roy-
ston.

Good No. 1 Stone Mt. or Dixie
Bell melon seed 20c lb.; No. 1
spanish peanuts 90c bu. FOB.
Mrs. Leah Hurst, Rt. 2, Meigs.

15 bu. cane seed good for sor-
ghum or forage $1.00 bu. FOB.
A. J. McMichen, Rt. 2, Carters-
ville.

Sugar crowder peas also: silver
hull crowders 10c per lb. Mrs.
Lena McBrayer, Rt. 2, Buford.

White nest onions 45c gal. 15c
a quart; also Mammoth sunflow-
er seed 10c quart; fine .canta-
loup seed 10c cupful. Add post-
age. Mrs. V. J. Lankford, Rt. 2,
Bx. 87, LaGrange.

About 10 lbs. Farmers favor-
ite cantaloup seed 40c a= lb;
about 10 bu. Florida speckled
velvet beans. Make offer; also 5
ducks, 1 drake, $3.60 for lot FOB.
CGC. Fs Britt; Rte 2; Pitts.

Pure Cox watermelon seed 75c
per lb. Add postage. W. S. Mur-
phy, Rt. 2, Chipley.

Cal. multiplying beer seed 10c

each start or 3 for 25c. Add 3c|-

postage. Kathleen Nolen, Rt. 2.
Rockmart. |

15 lbs. striped garden bean
seed 25c: a-lb. plus postage. Mrs.
Eula Davidson, Rt. 1, Gillsville.

Cal. multiplying beer seed 10c
a start or 3 for 25 plus 3c post-
age. Mrs. Eliska Kirk, Rt. 2.
Rockmart.

100 bu. Virginia Bunch pea-
nuts $1.00 per bu.; 15 bu. velvet
beai.s $2.00 per bu. 75 bu. pure
Toole and Coker cotton seed
crossed $1.00 bu. FOB. M. L.

Moore, Rt. 1, Richland.

$1.00)

Hales Cantaloup seed



Mammoth - Russifn eo ilewe:
seed, 50c per qt.; white egg tur-
nip seed dc. per. }b.; false dra-
port -plants 25 per dozen. Mrs.

. Collins, Cobbtown.

Full Face tobacco. seed 2 table-
spoons full 20c postpaid. Mrs.
Gladys Barron, Rt. 1, Acworth.

Sweet pimiento pepper,
seed, old fashioned musk melon
10 tablespoon full or 3 for 25c;

speckled crowder peas, red pop.

corn 12%c a lh;,. exchg.. for sacks
each pay postage. Mrs. Billie!
Ralston, Rtt 3, Ella Gap.

White multiplying nest onions
50c gallon postpaid in 2nd zone.
No orders accepted less than half
gal. Mrs. P. R. English, Rt. 1:
Gainesville. :

Seed ribbon cane 1000 stalks

| $2.50 per C at patch. O.R. Jeter.

Rt. 2, Bowdon.

"Beer seed Cal. multiplying, 10
start or 3 for 25c. Mrs, C. Py Mee
Burnette, Rt..2, Rockmart.

seed 1938 crop 5c cupful, 15c qt.
Popcorn same price. Add postage.
I. J. Forbes, Rt. 1, Uvalda.

200 Ibs. choice recleaned Cer-|

sar (Lespedeza) seed 15c per Ib.
deo res Maddox, Rt. 1; ee
ville.

Okra seed 20c-a Ib: Apawhery
plants 25c per C;. also two cows
for sale $40.00 each. Mrs. J. A.
Puckett, RFD 1, Buford. |

Sims watermelon ~ seed $1. 00 a
Tes
peck or $3.00 a bushel, Gaston
seed corn same price. Mrs. Mor-

gan Williams, Rt. 4, Greenville.

Hastings sirup cane seed, kept}
pure at thrash, 7c a lb.; Piedmint

seed corn, nubbed and shelled
15e @ peck. FOB. Money analy
B. S. Cates, Grantville. : *

Nice size white multiplying on-
ion sets 45c gal.; large Mammoth
sunflower seed 'O5 quart or. 5c
a gal. Del in Ga. Exchange for
dried peaches... Mrs. C. T. Hunt,
Rt. 1, Flowery. Branch.

Speckled , Bunch butter bean

peed: 15 per lb. Add postage. Mrs.

J. H. Dailey, Rt. 3,.Millen.

Crotalaria Spectabilis ~ seed
from . 1938 cron, also first class
Watson melon seed from 1938
crop. J. iF. Mibocle Quitman.

Shumway Giant 20- Ib. canta-
loup seed $1.00 lb.; Rockyfords,
50c. a lb. J. E, Perkins, Rt. 2,
Fort Valley.

7 lbs. new okra seed 10c a Ib.

-or lot for 65c. T. Ww. Kemp, eae

pee.

Calif. multiplying beer hed 10c\"

per start plus 3c postage. Mrs.
Sallie Floyd Rt. 2, Rockmart.

Hastings sirup can seed and
half and half cane seed, also pure
and not mixed 7c a lb. FOB. PO
money order. P. M. Ce Grant-
ville.

Green okra, TOG aduneh yellow
crook. neck be tablespoon; rice
popcorn 5c for 2 tablespoons; old
time red popcorn same price;
carrot, 5 spoon full 25c eash for
all; Muskmelon seed mixed_ 20c
snuff box full. Mrs. Arbie Bins
ner, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

White onions, white nest on-
jons 50c:a gallon. Sarah Cousins,
Rt. 3, Greenville. =

10 bu. field peas $2.00 per, bu.;
25 bu. bunch velvet beans $2. 00
per bu.; 50 bu. corn in ear 80c
per bu.; 1000 bundles fodder $3.00
per C " pundles; 500 Ibs. No. 2
Stoneville cotton seed $2.00 per
CWT. W. M. Fortner, Rt. 1,
Meansville. paeite

Good brown streaked half run-
ner bean seed, tender, 2 cups 35

or 50c a lb. Cheaper in larger

quantities. Add postage. Mrs. L.
R. Ashworth, Rt. 1, LaGrange.

Pure Tom Watson melon seed

| grown. in fresh land from 40 te

60 Ib. melons 30c per Ib. FOB or
35c a lb. del. H. J. MOCOTTEY: Jr;
Pavo,

1938 crop recleaned, sound and
good $3.75 a bu.; 800 lbs. Korean

Lespedeza recleaned $5.50 hun-| -

dred; can seed $1.00 bu. All FOB.
E. B. Moss, Rt. 4, Elberton.

1938 crop. Ginseng seed $1.50
per M. Oscar Meister, Baldwin.

2 crop extra early roasting
ear seed corn 20c: pt. del. or 35c
qt. Mrs. Grace Murphy, Jasper.

White Dixie Bell watermelon
seed, pure, 30c a lb. Four 1938
hatched bantam hens, 1 rooster
35c each; Want 50 WHL pullets
about 3 weeks old in April some-
time. Floyd Smith, Rt. 3, Adrian.

20,000 P.O.J.. and Kiana cane,
also 5000 red sugar cane 50c per
C. A. T. Simerly, Sylvester.

White bunch butter beans for
seed 121 6c per Ib. del. Je W. Mc-
Farland, Louisville.

Earliest of all English winter
garden peas 25c a Ib.; tender
Georgia cornfield bean 35 a 1lb.;

Japanese Marigold 10c a_pkg.;

nandinas seed 15c a pkg. Miss

Eva Cogburn, Rt. 1, Alpharetta.

90 day speckled velvet beans
500 bu. $1.00 bu.; D P L cotton
seed 400 bu. in 100 lb. bags, plani-
ed 1 yr. $3.00 per 100 lbs.; No. 1
runner seed peanuts 100 bu. $4.00
for 100 Ibs, All FOB Eastman. J.

a lb. for all, 20c a Ib,
quantities; 7 bu. red bunch Span-
ish seed peanuts $250 a _ bu.;'

dill

Genuine O-too-tan Soy beans!



H. Saunders, Ri. 2, Chauncy.

60. is Seckiad = or. tcloied |
bunch butter beans seed 15

small quantities 10c a lb. Post-

paid. C. G. Oliver, Rt. yr Barnes-

ville.

3 or 4 fu ace nest tonions A0c
per gallon del. Would exchange

few for large type dahlias. Mrs.|

M. B. Davis, Rt. 1; Fairburn.

8 lbs. Impr. ee Mammoth] .

long pod okra seed 1 lb. 35c. %

Ib. 20 FOB; 1000 Ibs. Dynamite

popcorn seed. 5c a lb. FOB; will
exchange for Wanamaker, Coker

Bo. 7 or Impr. Stoneville cotton.

seed. Jno P. Carver. Rt. 4. Box
179, Ashburn.

Hales best Sanisloues aa 3
Ibs. for $1.00. Write for prices on
| larger lots. J. A. Ward. corde:



COTTONSEED foe SALE

Long green everbearing okra| =



Stoneville No: 2 B 5 tons, 2nd
yr. kept pure at gin, 75 per bu.

Fob. Mrs. W. H. Hill, Palmetto.)

- Stoneville No. 2 B, 2nd

$2. 1 Pon, Ww. C. Maddox, Griffin,

Cokets Clevewilt strain 7 or
Cokers 100-1, treated with 2%

| ceresan, $3:35 100 lbs. Absolutely

pure. Fob my farm. Hugh Bost-

! wick, Bostwick. .

Watleys seed corn $1.00 aj.
in 1938, 75c bu. fob. here. Alwyne

Cokers Clevewilt No. 6, puree

oO. Hutchings, Carts

Station
(Hancock County). ;

Stoneville No. 2 B. pure, 75c|

per bu. 2nd yr. J. E. Chaney
Milledgeville.

Cokers No. 100, 1-2 yrs. $1 pu.

fob. Cheaper at farm. W. F. COR;

Roswell. >

D and P. L. No. 11-A, pure, T5
bu., or exe. for peas, beans and
can seed. G. C. Edmondson,

Temple, Rt. 1.
Cokers 100, also. Pine Delta

cottonseed, delinted and pure,

for sale. C. S. Floyd, Logansville. Svipbeas

| Hester Thomson, Rt. 4..

Pettys improved wilt. resistant,
absolutely pure, grown on my
farm, ginhed on private gin, re-
cleaned. $1.25 bu. H. A. Pee
Dawson.

Cooks 307-6 and Petty, Toole, corn, shelled, recleaned, 5c lb. 100 -_

| Ib. lots del. 4c Ib. 1000 lots fob. J

both pure, recleaned, germina-
tion 86 to 89%, $1 fob. A. Cc. Price,
Bronwood. <

Todd's staple, first year, eee

free at gin, $1 per bu, $3 per 100

sIbs. J. W. J. Lord, Commerce. |
leads all wilt

Rhynes Cook,
resistant cotton price reasonable.
Circular on rednest. Cee: Rhyne,
Americus..

Stoneville No. 2B? 1st yr; ibe
bu. cash. Taylor Hooks, Unadilla.

Extra long staple, Williaman-
tic, 5 Ib. few bu. also early
speckled and mixed peas, 4c lb.
P. H. Montfort, Sr., Buena Vista.

Cooks, 300 bu. improved, wilt
resistant, guaranteed sound, 90c
per bu, or 3c per lb. T. O. Whit-
chard, Blakely. :

Rucker, 500 lbs. pure, 80c bu.;
1200 budls. good 4-hand fodder at
my barn. J. T. Welch, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1. . ;

Cottonseed, 50 bu. anti-wilt, 1
in. staple, 42% lint, 45c bu. 2 bu.
white table peas, slightly weevil
eaten, $2 bu. All fob. Schley Wale
den, Harlem, Rt. 2.

Dee as AIA nd yr. from
breeder, ginned on one-variety
gin, 75c bu. at my place 412 miles
-east of Carrollton. Y. W. Jordan,
Carrollton, Rt. 1.~

. Rucker, No. 11, $2.50 100 Ibs.
Shas exp. also some nice thin
super bee foundation, 60c Ib. plus
ae Wie Middleton. Buford,

DPL;. No. 11, 1- = 1-16th in. sta-
ple, 44 43 % lint, 75c bu. Ernest
O. Sayer, Winston.
Stoneville No. 2 B, first or
pure, sound, $1 bu., fob. dg CAS
Crawford, Calhoun, Rt. 2;

_ Stoneville No. 2, 2 yrs. from
breeder, $1.75 100 lbs., fob. P. W.
Vaughn, Williamson.

Cokers Farm Relief, 1000 bu.

or DPL $1.00 bu.; $3.00 per 100
Ibs., Fob Monroe. R. E. BYGOCE
Monroe. :

Cokers 100, Stoneville 2 A,
Wannamakers Dixie Triumph,
2-A-20, 1st yr. from breeder, pure,
$1 bu.; also Cokers seed oats,
strain 33-37, 60c bu. J. H. Gools-
by, Monticello.

-Half and Half. ist yr. from
Summerour, $1, per bu., Fob RR
sta.; exc. 2 bu. Half and Half or
the Cokers wilt resistant for 2
bu. runner velvet beans also will
exc. cottonseed for chufas for
seed. L. E. Strange, Cobbtown,
Rt-2;

Cokers 100 str. pure, sound
cottonseed. $2.50 per 100 lb. bag;
Whatleys seed corn, _ select,
sound, nubbed, $1.75 bu.; 5 M.
stalks POJ seed cane. Ben R.
Tanner, Sandersville.

75 bu. Dixie Triumph cotton-
seed, 75c bu. P. O. only. C. R.
Horne, Grovetown. Rt. 1, Box 4.

Cokers str. 7, wilt-resistant,
ist yr. privately ginned, $1.00 bu.
B. F. Fagan, Martin,

*

$1.00 bu. at my barn. S. V. Ward,

in small] Edison.

Ship |

| peck. J. D. Dyer, Gainesville, Rt.

ears
| nubbed, $2 bu.. no checks. Clyde e

red cob corn, $1 eck, $3 bu. foo

yr.
| graded. even weight 100 lb. bags, Hastings, 5 Ibs. 75, 10 lbs. $1.25

best offer, fob here. J. J. Harper,

Odessa Lassiter, Marietta, Rt. ee

| Ibs. shelled, 5c lb. fob. Mrs. on
A. Oxford, Rutledge. :

Tbs. fob. Warrenton. J. A. Harrell,

Hazlehurst. .

-bu, cash with order,-from % bu.

bundle;
oats, 55 bu. at my farm, 4 mile

| field, Louisville, Rt.











Pure Rhynes Gobk cnttoreeee: >

Halt and Half, from Sascr ee
ours, clean, $3 per 100 lbs. sacked. |
first- -year seed. Leslie
Swearengin, Kensington, Rt. 2. |

Pure Cokers No. 4 cottonseed.
$1.00 bu. $3.00 per 100 Ib. Le M
Richardson, Palmetto.

CORN AND SEED CORN S























FOR SALE
/Whatleys selected, 2% bu. _
bags, $1.10. Send Tene aes LS

Robt. Tharpe, Ft. Valley.
Mexican June corn, pure; 7d









ie

Parmee imp. big prolifie, tgo3:
to stalk, hand selected,

Farmer, Buford, Rt. 1.

Browns imp. big white, hea
jest and most weevil resistant.













Helena. J. Ww. Brown, Helena.
Truckers favorite, Ist. yr. from

postpaid. H. J. McCollum, Sees
Rt. 2

100 bu. oe corn in ear mae








Osierfield. ae
Hastings super prolific
corn, shelled, ist.
$3.50 bu. M. O.

sped
r. $1 pk. or
with order. Mrs. f












Good sound corn, 200 bu.
ear, 50c bu. at my farm. Jes M,
Downie, Alston/ pow

Hastings prolific seed corn,
hand picked, nubbed, graded, $3
per bu. Wm. H. Pickrell Ce
bus, PO Box 1155.

Dynamite yellow popcorn, 300















~Whatleys _ prolific, hand
nubbed, shelled, 75c peck, $1.25 14
bu., or $2 bu. Darsey L. Parks,

Ogiethorpe, Ru 2,

Hastings prolific seed, aes
shelled, $2 bu. Wesley









Popcorn, good, clean, $2 100









Mitchell. |
South Anidriody, 5000 Ibs. pop-





M. Godwin, Washington.

Slip shuck, 1000 bu. goo ae 2
60 bu. at my barn. G. Speman :











7
Popcorn, good, clean, $4 100
shelled, clean, 4c lb. fob. no order
less than 50 lbs. Tom ee S
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

2 Bu. extra early prolific yel-
low corn seed, 10c qt. 60c pk. $2


















up del. Miss Claudell Adams,
Commerce, Rt. 2.

100 bu. corn in Snack Bc bu.;
500 bu. 4 hand No. 1 fodder, 2% 5
15 bu. Texas rust proof












south of Madras. Mrs. Ww. T.
Moore, Newnan, Ri. 2. :
Whatleys prolific, sciccen:
nubbed, hand shelled, 4 ears to
stalk, $2 per bu. fob. Alex Bar-










,Whatleys prolific, seietied:
nubbed; hand shelled, sound, 55c |
pk. $2 bu. here. Piedmont Cleve-.
land big boll cottonseed, Ist yr.
$1 bu. $3 100 los. J. B. Hickman,
Barnesville.

Whatleys seed, sound, pure. 1__
pk. 60c, % bu. $1.10 or more $2 _
bu. fob. Coley C. Young, Rebec=
ca.

Puckett improved, prolific secd,
grown from field selected stalks.
$2 per bu. fob. J. J. Craig, Ran-_
ger. i
Early field, best efor corn or
roasting ears, 65 days, 3 lbs. 25c
snake cucumber, grown 3 ft. long.
50 seed 10c postpaid. Mrs. Suni
Volirath, Winston. ne

Golden. Bantam garden ee
sweet corn, 8 wks. maturity. le
small cupful. Add postage. Mrs,
wy H. Snyder, Dawsonville, Rt.













Hastings: 7 yr. prolif sed corn
7c pk. or $2.75 bu. cod. ist yr. |
out, selected, hand shelled. A. G.
King, Bowdon, Rt. 2. =

Pure Whatileys Prolific, nubbed ;
and shelled, 50c peck, $1 415 0ne
Also Biloxi soy beans true to
name, $1.75 bu. All FOB. H. J.
Woodruff, Americus.

High bred yellow corn,, esieetn
ed, for sale. N. E. Reid, Hartwell.

Batts 4-ear corn, excellent for
field and garden, also Sparks
hard grain corn (which weevils
damage very little), $2.00 bu.;.
$1.25 per half bu., 75 per quarter
bu. All FOB. W. B. Ouzts, SE
Tennille. Rt. A. Z

BEANS and PEAS
FOR SALE

500 1b. Brabham peas, $2. 50 ba, i
fob. J. L. Garner, Warthen. See

Old fashion Fla. running vale eo
vet beans, $2.00 bu.: also want
red hull speckle peas. Wilmer
Beasley, Nunez :













































































ef



80 bu. white Crowder peas, 5c
bu.; also 20 bu. Speckle Crowder
peas, 6c bu. fob. Tate: EH. L. Sar-
tor, Marble Hill.

500 bu. 90-day velvet beans,
running variety, guar. 100 pet.
gound, 90c bu. F. W. Tanner,
Sandersville, Rt. 1. :
0-day velvet beans in 2% pu.
ee oe $1.00 bu.; also 10 bu. O-
Too-Tan beans, $3.00 bu. fob. Bob
Brown Davisboro.

300 bu. Hay-seed soy beans, re-
eleaned and put up in even 3 bu.
pags, $4.00 bu. fob. T, G. Harris,
Milen.

. Few hundred bu. 1938 90-day
running velvet beans, $1.00 bu.;
50 bu. Brabham peas, $2.40 bu.,
~50 bu. mixed peas, $1.80 bu. foo.
Scott McCoy, Dayisboro.

- Running white willow beans
and putter peas, 30c Ib.; 17c %



to exchange for other bulbs and
flower plants. Write first. Mrs.
_D. G. Caldwell, Kingsland.
Little white peas, slightly
mixed, $3.00 bu.; pridgeon peas,
$4.00 bu.; exchange for field
peas. C. J. Daniel, Americus.
Black running garden beans,
10c cupful. Allie Traxton Frank-
lin, Rt. 3.
20 bu. No. i Clay peas, even
wt. bags, $2.00 bu.; 20 bu. Stone-
ville No. 5 cotton seed, Toc bu.
fob.; several bu. black walnuts,
make offer here at farm. A. M.
Butts, Devereux,

20 bu. No..1 pure Brabham peas
- $2.40 bu.; Whatleys prolific seed
corn, lst yr. from breeder, care-
fully selected, nubbed and shelled
$2.00 bu. Emory Jackson, Gog-
gins. i
25 bu. Brab peas, clean and
- sound, $2.75 bu.; 25 bu. Clay peas,
$2.25 bu. W. F. McAfee, Tennille.

27 Ibs. nice white running but-
ter beans, 12c Ib.; 10c if lot tak-
en; also four 50 lb. cans country
made lard, 46 to 48 lbs. per can,
-. not del. Mrs. W. M. Arrington,
Wadley, Rt. 2.

- 50 bu. biloxi soy beans, $2.00 bu.
7. J. McKibben, Griffin, Rt. A.
- Bunch velvet beans, $2.00 bu.;
90-day velvet beans, $1.25 bu. W.

B. Johnson, Bronwood Rt, 2.
Genuine bunch velvet beans,
sound, 1938 crop, $2.25 bu.; Brab-
ham peas, $2.50 bu. W. L. Helms,
- Buena Vista. . : na
Old fashion tender cornfield
bean, 25c teacupful; also black
pole striped Half Runners, same
price. Stamps accepted on small
orders. Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt: 1. .

_ White beetle proof garden
beans, stringless, 10 pkg. not
postpaid. 25 pkg. postpaid; also
Langford cotton seed, Ist grade,
$2.00 bu.; 2nd grade, $1.00 bu. not
prepaid. T. P. White Canon, Rt.
50 bu. No. 1 Iron peas, $2.50
bu. fob. R. F. Scarbrough, Byron.
_ 32 bu. pure, sound, bunch vel-
vet beans, $2.50 bu.; $3.00 under
bu. here. J, N. Cook, Buena
Vista, Rt. 5. \

Sound, white bunch butter-
beans, 20c lb; 5 lbs. over, 15 Ib,
Mrs. Jasper Holley, Matthews,
Tender white six weeks garden
beans; also brown striped beans,



_

paid: No stamps. Mrs. Guss Sose-
bee, Cleveland, Rt. 1. =

35 bu. A No. 1 pure Brab peas
1938 crop, $2.25 bu.; $75.00 lot;

16 bu, Brabham peas, $2.50 bu.;
6 bu No. A mxed peas, $2.25 bu.;
1 bu. Whippoorwill peas, $2.25.
Mrs. J, L. Nelson, Oglethorpe, Rt
2, Box 83. 2
1 bu. Osceola velvet beans and
1 bu. imp. and selected Whatley
co-n, hand shelled, 75c pk. Satis.
uar, or money back. J. A. Kim-
rly, Rt, 2, Empire.

__ 377 lbs. New Era peas; 177 lbs.
New Era and Brabhams mixed;
237 lbs. orange cane seed, $22.50
lot; cane, $7.00. G. H. Davis
Rome, Rt. 2. ee

400 bu, mixed peas for sale. W.
_ W. Brown, Jr, Bowman.- _
Henderson's Bunch _ butter-
beans, 20c Ib.; 2 Ibs., 35c. Add
postage, smoked hams, guar.
sound, 25 lb:; sides, 18 Ib. L.
P. Strange, Swainsboro, Rt. 5.
_ Pure Bunch velvets, in 2% bu.
hags, sound for seed, $2.00 bu.
Guar. pure. Milford Beasley







Strictly No, 1 recleaned hay-
seed soy beans, $2.75 bu., in 2%
bu bags; DPL No. 11 A and
Housers improved wilt-resistant
cottonseed, both recleaned, 75c
bu. All FOB. W. L. Houser, Fort
alley, ;
30 bu. black-eyed peas, 10 bu.
Irons, 10 bu, Clays and few of
_ Brabs, sound, $2.50 bu. FOB. W.
Wright, Ellijay.
A No. 1, 90-day Velvets, gath-
red without rain, in 5 bu. lots
or more, $1.00 bu. FOB; less 5
ju. $1.10 bu. M. T. Tanner, San-

f

wie 2 os



lb.; also have Montbretia bulbs}

free from weevils, 40 lb. post-|



A quantity Bunch Velvet beans
for sale. G. F. Sutton, Lyons.
- Bunch velvets, $3.00 bu. as long
as they last. G. C. Smith, Box
134, Adrian.

PLANTS FOR SALE >





Youngberry plants, 60c doz.
postpaid. W. 4H. Phelps, Social
Circle. :

Cabbage plants, large, fresh,
extra early, Jersey and Chas. W..,
500 40c; 75c M; Bermuda onions,
white and yellow, same price. All
del. Postpaid. Sat. Guar: F. FP,
Stokes, Fitzgerald... ad

Selected Marglobe, Red Rock,
Matchless tomato plants, ready
March 15th, 95c M. up, 90c M.
25. C; insp. and treated, pink
skin P. R., ready April 15th, $1.20
M. All del, L. D. Lightsey, Scre-
ven,

$1.10 M; Godfrey Barly, $1.25 M.
Ready in April; Greater Balti-
more tomato, $1.20 M. Mrs. R. J.
Boatwright Alma, Rt. 3. }

Genuine Marglobe tomato
plants, ready March 15th, $1.00
M. del, 25c C. Moss packed. Geo.
Griffis, Sereven. 4

Boysenberry plants, $1.00 doz.
24 for $2.00; $7.00 C; Youngber-
rie~, 25 for $1.00; $2.75 C. No or-
. der less $1.00. Fine stock. Mrs.
George Haskell, Macon, Rt. 4.

Klondike and Lady T straw-
berry, healthy, well rooted young
plants, 20c C. 500, 80c; $1.50 M.
50 plants free with orders for
thousand until April lst. Stamps
accepted on small orders. No
chks. M. H. Bradford, Flowery
Branch, Rt? 1:

Lueretia dewberry and Eldo-
rado blackberry plants, $1.00 C.
200 for $1.50 del. Maude Hamby,
Greenville.

Asparagus crowns, .$4.00 M.;
Imp. Dixie wilt cottonseed re-
cleaned, $4.00 per 100 lb. bag. W:
a Clark, Augusta, 556 Walker

Copenhagen, (1). W., cabbage,
ibe M; 500, 50c; Crystal Wax
Bermuda, onion 75c M. 5 M. or
more plants, 60c M. All del.
pe. J. P. Mullis, Baxley, Rt.

Red-Skin P. R. potato plants,
ready April and May,. also good
flue cured tobacco (12. Ibs., $1.00
del.) Exch. for N. C. Runner pea-
nuts, Purple Hull peas Rucker
er Toole cottonseed. W. G.
OQuinn, Screven, Rt. 2.

Cabbage plants, Chas. Wake-
field and Copenhagen Market,
late Dutch; yellow and white
Bermuda onion, 300 45c, 1 M $1,
5 and 10 M 80c M; seed popcorn
10 Ib.; New Stone tomato seed
Tie Ib. Ovie Crowe, Gainesville,
630 Grove St.

25e C, 80c 500, $150 M or exc.
for white feed sacks, ea. pay
postage; white multiplying nest
onions, 50c gal. del. Mrs. Guy
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Strawberry plants, 20e C, 500
8c, $1.50 M; California beer
seed, 10c start, 3 starts 25c; fresh
country butter, 4-6 lbs. ea. wk.
30c lb. Mrs. Effie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

._ Millions Cert. Marglobe and
Earliana tomato Hot, Bell and
Pimiento pepper and Egg-plant
35c C. $3.00 M; Wakefield cab-
bage, Beets, Iceberg lettuce, col-
lard, 25c C; $2.25 M. Mrs. H. V.
Franklin, Register. ~

Asparagus Crowns, $3.50 per M;
also improved Dixie Wilt cotton-
seed, recleaned, $3.50 per 100
lbs. W. I, Clark, Augusta, 556
Walker St. Se o

Imp. var. Lucretia dewberry
and Eldorado blackberry. Heal-
thy and strong plants, rooted, 1
ft. 75e per C; $6.00 M. Mrs. C. M.
Robinson, Greenville. :

New Acme -Thornless Young-
berry and new Boysenberry, se-
lect plants 12 for $1.25 prepaid;
also Ga. Experiment Stations
new muscadine grapes and high
bush blueberry. Gov. insp. H. A.
Neal, Ashland.

4

blackberry. Prolific and fine. De-
ee M. N. Wertz, Thomas-
ville. :

Onion plants, 50c M. FOB.
Good, strong plants. Prompt
shipment, full count. M. L.
Sheffield, Baxley, Rt..4, Box 152.

White Bermuda onion plants,

65c M. del. Mrs, H S. Turner,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 2, Box 184. .
_ Sage, rooted, 3 25c or 60c doz.;
pie plant or rhubarb, 3 25c; pep-
permint plants, 25c doz.; trailing
Arbutus -25e doz.; tanzy 25 doz.
no eheeks. Exec. for good 100 lb,
white sacks. Mary.Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Strawberry, Mastodon, 30c C,
$1.25 500, $2.25 M; Lady Thomp-
son, 25e C, $1 500, $1.75 M; tame
blackberry, $1 doz, Mrs. E. L,
Whitmire Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Kudzu crowns, choice, _ sel.
Write for facts about kudzu and



brooks, Barnesvill

new low prices. B. W. Middle-
le, aes, :



:
Strawberry plants, Klondike,|

Texas Wonder, the great early] -





75c 500, $1.50 M, del, long green
everbearing okra seed, 1938 crop,
15c cupful. Hazel Allen, Gaines-
ville.

Strawberry plants, St. Louis;
bermuda grass, cheap. W.- H.
Bennett, Atlanta, 1966 Boulevard
Dr. N, E.

Red = raspberry St. Regis,
strong roots, 50c doz. $4 per C,
postpaid; also California privet
hedge plants, small rooted, reas-
onable. W. R. Hatchell, College
Park, 206 W. Walker Ave.

Cabbage plants, Early Jersey,
Char. Wakefield> Iceburg lettuce,
15 C, $1.25 M; white and yellow
Bermuda onion plants, 25 2 C,
90c M, also giant pansy, 20c doz.
del. Mrs. H.. L. Brittingham
Guyton,

Cabbage plants, Char. Wake-

-field; white and yellow Bermu-

da onion plants, 10 per C, 75c

_M, Add postage. J. . Anderson,
; McRae. . :
- Purple skin P. R. Potato plants,|-

Cabbage plants, Early Jersey,
Chas. Wakefield, 500 50c, 1 M
$6:50 col.; Marglobe tomato seed
$1.10 lb. Stone 65c, all del. W. O.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch,

Dewberry plants, young, $1.50
C, $5, $6.50 $12 M; horse radish
plants 25c C. Add postage. Mrs.
W. A. Johnson, Alto. 3

Kudzu crowns, strong, healthy
$4 per M. Clyde Lanier, Gray-
mont.

Cabbage plants, fresh grown,
Chas. Wakefield, Early Jersey,
500 50c, 75e M; onion plants,

sweet Bermuda, large size 500

50c, 80c M, del. in Georgia. Mrs.
W. M. Coffey, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.
Collard plants, healthy, new,
now ready, 25e C, 75c M. Post-
paid. T. W. Salter, Bainbridge,
Rts. :
Cabbage plants, lead. var, $1
per M, 5 M or more 75e M; on-
ion plants 75 M 5 M and up
60c M. Prompt shipments. L. H.
Allison, Sylvester.
Onion -white Bermuda; cab-
bage, Chas. Wakefield, Early
Jersey, 7oc M, now ready. Mrs.
C. G. Williams, Baxley, Rt. 4.
Sweet potato, red skin P. R.,
inspected, treated, del. in April
and May, $1.35 M; good Marglobe
tomato plants, ready Apr. Ist,
$1 per M. del, W. D. Lightsey
Screven.

Cabbage and onion plants,

choice, all lead. vars. 500 65c, $1
per M, fob. here, Satis. guar.,
ready to ship. J. R. O'Neal, Jr.,
Valdosta,

Boysenberry plants, giant,
write for information and price.
Thomas E. Hiscock, Quitman, Rt,
5, Box 112.

Strawberry Lady Thompson,
30e per C, $250 per M; Jungs
Imp. Gibbons and Great Wonder
berries, 40c per C, $3.25 per M;
few imp, Mastodon 50c, C, all
guar. true to name. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1..

Tomato plants, now booking
orders for Marglobe, Rutgers
and Pritchard Searlet Topper,
ready ship March 10 to 15, $1.50
M, fob. Cash. H. T. Brooks, Pel-
ham. ee

Onions, pencil size crystal wax
and yellow Bermuda plants; Co-
penhagen. Dutch, E.. J.. Chas.
Wakefield cabbage plants, post-
paid, $1 per M, exp. col, 60c per
M. L. P. Legg, Ashburn.

Strawberry plants, Klondike,
$1.50 per M. Faustine Reynolds,
Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box 115,

Blackberry, Himalaya, well
rooted, 75c M, 500 $3 1 M $4.50,
add postage; or will exc. write
what you have. Mrs. Ezra Keith,
Gainesville, Rt. 5. >

Strawberry plants, Hawkins,
new var.; drought resistant, pro-
lifie, 30 C, $2 per M. del. Sat.
guar., or money back. Mrs. J. B.
Hudgins, Flowery Branch.



Pocus gad Other Frit
\ Trees For Sale.

_ Peach trees, all lead, var., state
insp., guar. true to name, $30.)0
M; $4.00 C. 80c doz. R. A. Travis,
Riverdale.

May cherry trees, 10c ea. $1.0
doz.; also snowballs, rooted, 25
and 30e ea. del.; garlic,
size, 50c doz, No chks. Mrs. E. C.
Casey, Bowdon. Rt. 2. . S

Chinese Tung oil trees, 25c ea.
Seed, 10c lb,; Cherry laurel, 50c
ea del. Edd Harper, Osier-
ield. :

Leading var., apple and peach
trees, state insp. true to name, 2
to 3 ft. 10e ea. 3-4 ft., 15 ea.;
grapevines, 3 yr. old Niagara,
Concord, Lutie, 10c ea. All post-
pe: W. H. Alexander, Cleve-
and.

Black and white scuppernong
vines, 10c ea. 3 for 25c. Exc. for
white feed sacks. Mrs. J. T. Pat-
terson, Waco. Rt. 2. |

All lead. var., fruit trees, guar.!
true to name, State insp., free of
disease, Peach, 3c up; apple, pe-
can cherry, peer plum. etc.
Trade for anything can use of
equal value. Thos. N. Long,
Chickamauga. :





large!



Williams, Alma.



. Paze Six | Sc MA RK ET BULL eT I N Wednesday, March 1, 1
: BEANS AND PEAS | BEANS AND PEAS PLANTS FOR SALE | Pecan and Other Fruit PECANS and PEQ
FOR SALE | FOR SALE Trees For Sale FOR SALE
ee Laas Strawberry plants, Klondyke,

eae

Well rooted scuppernong and
Concord grape vine, $1.00 doz.;
Everlay Brown Leghorn eggs $1
per 15, All postpaid. Mrs. Ethel
Smith, Braselton,

White scuppernong, $1.00 doz.
$5.00 C; Himalaya blackberry
vines and Concord grapes, $1.00
doz. Well rooted and postpaid.
Mrs. Noah G. Moon, Bowdon. Rt.
2:

Pineapple pear trees, well root-

ed, 4 to 6ft., 25c ea.; 6 to 8 ft.,
50c ea. COD. W..C. James, Man-
or.
"All lead. var. figs, 15 to 35c
ea.; Peach, 25 to 35c ea.; apples,
25e to 40c ea.; Red Raspberries,
white, pink Concord grapes, $1,00
doz. Well rooted, FOB; or $1.10
del Dahlia bulbs, all colors, 50c
doz. C. M. Dwight, Atlanta, 1035
Capitol Ave., S. W. Ma 3671.

Leading var., nice; 1 yr. eld
apple trees, 12%e ea. $10.00 C; 2
yr. old trees real cheap. 10. trees
free with ea. 10? bought. T. M.
Webb, Ellijay. : .

Grape vines, Concord, $1 doz.
3 doz. $2.00; $4 per C, 3-4 ft. fruit
trees 25c ea.; raspberry and dew-
berry, 50c doz. H. A. Sneed, East
Point, ph. Calhoun 3041.

Figs, Celestial, white and
brown Turkey, '5 large or 12 med-
ium $1; Lucretia dewberry and
large rooted Kudzu, semesan
treated, $1 per C, $7 per M, care-
fully packed and del. J. W. Toole
Macon. ; :

Huckleberry, blue buck berries,
red and yellow plums; pomegran-
ate; wild cherry, black musca-
dine, crabapples, 1 ft. 10c, 2 ft.
15c, 35c C, Exe. for white feed
sacks. Add postace. Mrs. O. W.
Colson, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Scuppernong, black musca-
dine, red May cherry, blue Dam-
son, Red Goose plums, hackworth
apple brown Cal. figs, 10e ea.,
$1 doz. Mrs. Asa A. Moon, Bow-
don, Rt. 2. : :

Red May cherry, well rooted, 3
for 50c or 7 for $1; or 5 lbs. but-
ter each week, 25c lb. postpaid.
Mrs. Lizzie Casey, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Huckleberry, bright red, blue
buck berries, big red and yellow
plums, goose berries, black mus-
eadine, black walnut, brown Tur-
key figs 1 to 3 ft. 10ce to 25c ea.
Lady Thompson strawberries, 35c
C. Exe: for white feed sacks: Add

postage. Mrs. Georgia Hunt,|
Toomsbero, Rt. 2. :
Black muscadine, Himalaya

blackberry, Riehmond red cherry,
blue Damson, red goose plums,
Niagara and Concord grape, ha-
zel nut bushes, 10c ea.; black
walnut sprouts 25c ea. Mrs. Ar-
tyce Entrekin, Waco, Rt. 2.
Bronze and black scupper-
nongs, $1 doz. postpaid; brown
Turkey fig. sprouts, red goose
plums 2 yrs. 75c doz.; apricot
plums, 2 yrs. 75c doz. prepaid.
S. W. Huggins, Waco, Rt, 2.
Bright sweet huckleberry, red,
yellow plums, white and yellow
Press peaches, v.11 cherry, goose
berries, museadine, black walnut,
10c, 15 and 25c ea.: Lady
Thompson strawberry plants, 35c
C; Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Toomsboro
Ri, 2
White, tame muscadine vines,
20c ea. black muscadine, 15 ea..
Mtn. huckleberry, 50c doz.; crab-
apple, plum, black walnut, 0c
a., yellow root, poke root, sassa-
fras, 20c tb, Add postage. Exc.
for white feed sacks 10c ea. Mrs.
Will James, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Black and white scuppernong,
muscadine vine, blue, red goose.
and Japanese apricot plum, May
and early Richmond cherry, Tur-
key fig, Hazlenut and chinqua-
pin, 10c ea. $1.00 doz. del. A: T.
Patterson, Waco. - :

Muscadine, Himalaya black-
berry, red, goose and blue plum
scuppernong, 75c doz. del. $5.00 C.
(3 to 6 ft. high); Kudzu crowns,
$1.00 C. $6.00 M. del. E, O. Pat-
terson, Waco, Rt. 2.

2 yr. vear trees. 20c ea; $2.00) |

doz.; Japanese plums, turkey
figs, and rose and June plums,
$1.00 doz.; strawberry plants, 1c
C; raspberry plants, $1.00 fer 15,
PP. Josie Huggins, Waco Rt. 2.

State insp., lead. var., pecan
trees, Stewart, 6-9 ft. The to
$1.25; Schley, 2-10 ft. 40c to

$1.25. Guar. true to name. I do
top work, budding, pruning and
spraying. M. M. Newsome, San-
dersville, "Phone 2912.

TOBACCO FOR SALE
Tobacco, smoking and chewing,
barn cured whole leaf, red and
yellow, mixed flavor. 15 lbs., $1
del. Prompt shipment or money
refunded. Want some Red Bliss

Irish potato seed. S. C. Beecher,
Baxley, Rt. 2.

Good, long Red Leaf chewing
tobacco, good and mellow, 12
lbs. $1.00; smoking, 12 lbs. T5c
postpaid. Leroy Lightsey, Sere-
ven, Rt. 2. :

Guar. aged, mellow chewing to-
bacco, 12 Ibs., $1.00; good grade
smoking, 15 Ibs. $1.00. Sat. guar.

or money refunded, Mrs. A. =









| ta, Rt. 2.


































































Sound Runner peanut
314c lb FOB, R. P. Mikell,
boro, Rt. 1: Be

Sev. bu. small white Sp
peanuts, hand picked, 5e Ib.
S. A. Phillips, Palmetto, Rt.

No. 1. Virginia Bunch pe
6c lb. also Stewart and Col
pecans. Ea. 15 lb. Money
W. 8S. Norton, Edison.

Select No. 1 Ga. Runner
Spanish peanuts, 4%4c
Do not ship less 100 Ibs
Thompson, Pinehurst.

Red Spanish peanuts,
good for seed, 75c. gal. sh
Banana mushmelon seed
this., early white bush
squash, 10c, tbls. Wallace W
Martin, Rt. 2. : mae

No. 1 recleaned, old fas b
Runner peanuts, 4c lb. FO!
F. Thompson, Shellman, |

150 bu. white Spanish Ne
peanuts, $1.00 bu. FOB
Milton Beall Louisville,





Honey Bees and B
Supplies For Sale



60 hives of bees, $60.00, i
gums, Sell all or aS many 2
sired. J. W. Gainsus, Cai

30 hives. of bees, 8
S.ory, Italians and mixec
cond,, $2.50 ea.; also 12
hives and other supplies.
Miller, Woodland.

About 40 swarms of honey
50e per swarm to anyone
nishing the gums and bri
them to me. G. R. Thrift, 7
eross, RFD 3. ;

Ext. Tupelo honey, 10
$1.50; 5 1b. pail, 75c. B. EB.
pard, Savannah, 1222 E.
St. :

-10 colonies Bees. in 8
hives; honey extractors,
hives, extra supers and
equipment. Mrs, L, A. A
lanta, 1507 Iverson St, N.
0521. :

FRESH & CURED M
FOR SALE

2 country cured hams
about 22 lbs. ea., for sale or
for pair purebred pigs, any br
any sex. Prefer in Cobb cou
-E. W. Hendon, Marietta. R

1 shoat, fat, strictly eo
wt. about 125-150 Ibs.
priced 12c lb. dressed |
place at Smithonia, 3 mi. So
bert. S. P. Sanders, Colbe
+ et



Fancy Hickory smoked Bro
county hams, any size, and
sausage, any quantity,
cured; also Boysenberr
Toungberry plants in any qu
tity. William Walker, Quit
P. O. Box 432.

SYRUP FOR SALE



Pure sugar cane syrup,.
cans, 6 to case, $2.75; No
to es., $3.00 FOB; 300 or
No. 10 wt. No. 10, 54e ea.,
24c ea. Del. not over 200 m
G. L. Duren, Meigs. no

Best grade, pure, large Re:
Ribbon -Cane syrup in re
size beer bottles, $1.25 do
for sample. W. L. Dasher,
Park Rt.4, ead

POTATOES FOR |





Cert. yellow skin seed
potatoes, also slips in
Write for prices. W.
Powder Springs, Rt. 2.

About 200 bu. P. R.. pota
75 bu. Abner Baker, No
Park. ae

200 bu. seed potatoes.
insp., yellow skin P. R., 75
H, C. Paris, Hiram,

Upwards of 200 bu. imp.
potatoes, 90c per hundr
trucks if taken at once. FO.
B. Hartley, Alamo,

About 40 bu. No. 1 P. R.
toes, 75c bu. Lloyd Smith, S)

fi
5 Ibs., hot red pepper, <
| 1938 crop, $1.50 del. Mrs. -
Jones, Grayson. =

75 bu. purple skin P. R. pt
toes, at far ml2 mi. S. W. Haz
toes at farm 12 mi. S. W. Ha
good, bright Peavine and
nut hay, cured without rain
ton at barn, J. C.-Taylor, H
hurst. Rt. 2, Box 61.

FRUITS FOR SAL

Sundried apples from
fruit, 30 lbs., 15e lb.: also |
akra seed, 10 lb. Mrs.
Butts, Chipley. Rt. 1, Bo

Peeled peaches 17e lb: 1
peaches, 14 Ib.; apples, 14
Mrs. S. N, Camp, Easta!















RAIN AND HAY _
FOR SALE
20 t te A-1 peanut hay, $10.00
ate J. H. Bragg, Hawkins-
Baled or uhbaled hay, Clover,









y. Carey Freew.n, Frank-
t. 3, c-o Gorman Farm.
nighun or Appler seed oats,
u. FOB. Whetstone Farm.
we, Sr., Ft. Valley, Box




300 bundles good fodder, wt.
Ybs., to 100 bundles, $1.60. per

0 bundles. M. O. only. C. L.
ooks, Monroe, Rt. 3.

40 tons Lespedeza hay for sale.
D. Bryan, Philomath.

EGGS FOR SALE

ebred R. . S. L. Wyandotte
speckled Sussex eggs, 75
5, $1.25 for 30, P: P. Mrs.
ar] Wilson, Clarkesville Rt. 1.
Wew Hampshire Red eggs, 65c
5; $1.00 for 30, $1.50 for 50.
Mrs. J. E. Passe, Madison, Rt. 2.
ox 39..

Donaldson Red eggs, high fer-
$1.25 per 16 del:; best Red
s, 10 ea.; Reds and Leg-
yorns crossed 8c ea. March and
pril dark red males, $1.50 and
0 ea. Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone
(Bayer ses ip =

ian Runner duck eggs, $1.25
er 15 del. J. H. Moore, Stone
ith. Rt. 1.

Eegs from large type purebred
rk Cornish, $1.00 per 15, crates
eturned. No personal checks.
iss Florence Horne, Grovetown.
uirebrd White Rock eggs for
> Mrs. H. H. Johnson, Sta-











































bred R. C. Light Brahma
carefully selected and
sd, $1.00 per 15. postpaid;
kerels, March 1938 hatch,
$1.50 ea. FOB. Cash. L. J. Brown,
a
urebred Jap Silkie eggs, $1.50
per 13, plus postage; also pure-
-d R. GC. Golden Sebright eggs,
price. C. T. Gaines, Buford.
Peafowl eggs, $1.00 ea.; , trio
bate ae Pens and cock), Mar.
sh, $25.00. Fantail var., from
ce, virile Northern stock.
Abigail Walters, Rock



























Springs. _

Purebred Dark Indian Cornish

os. $1.00 per 15; cockerels, $1.50

FOB; also 2 tons Stoneville

-9-B cotton seed, 75c bu. $2.50
100 Ibs. sacked; a mule for

gale. J. R. Gardner, .Locust

rove.
ks Cream grade eggs, care-
selected, 60c per 15, or $1.10






So



a

ard duck eggs, 75c per 14
wers Guann Clyo.

bition Buff Orp. eggs and
icks, 23 yrs. of best breeding.
;, Bd Morgan, Americus.
Selected eggs, Golden Rule
Silver Mating S. C. Brown Leg-
horns, $1.00 per 17, not postpaid.
. Darby Taylor, Lavonia. Rt.











bred Dark Cornish eggs,
er 15, 24 for $1.00 P. P. Crate
> ret.; hybrid (AAA White
ezhorns-Barred Rocks) eggs,
ime price. Mrs. Ruth Chapman.
utier. Rt. 1.
Purebred M. White Pekin ducx
eggs. guar. fertile and fresh, 75c
per 13 del. Mrs. C. G. Callaham,
Waycross, Rt. 4.
pure J. White Giant eggs, 75c
per 15 if called for; 85 mailed
postpaid. Mrs. H. B. Melton,
Griffin, Rt. D. On Jackson Rea.
Few settings fancy Giant Black
Minorca eggs, $1.50 per 15. L. B
Hians, Newnah. .

S.C. W. L. eggs, $1.50 per 15.

. C. Janey, Jr., Varnell
. Eggs, 60c per 15 postpaid.
2 8 S Young, Fairmount,























Purebred M. B. Turkey eggs,
from blood tested stock, $2.50
doz.; $18.00 C del. Mrs. Neal T.
Williams, Buena Vista.

White Pekin duck eggs, '75c per
13 eos, now ready. Mrs. W.
I. Mobley, Ludowici, Rt. 1.

_ Purepred AA big type 8. C.
White Enelish W. L. eggs, 75c
per 15 postpaid and insured. Mrs.
Emma Ballenger, Temple, Rt. 2.
Thite Pekin duck eggs, $1.25
per 15. Otto A. Stock. Rt. 2, Box
19, Waycross. \

Eggs from Hubbard AAA str.
N. H. blood tested, $1.00 per 15
del. Mrs. Jno. H. Underwood,
Oglethorpe, Rt. 3. .
Purebred plood tested B. R.









































Wofford, Gainesvillt, Rt. 8.
_ White Rock hatching eggs,
$150 per 15. Cash or M. O. No
hecks. Mrs. H. J. Colson, Daisy.
_ Golden Buff Minorca selected
, $1.00 per 15 del. Mrs. C.
i, Ward, Adairsville, Rt. 1.

$.C. W.L. Barron AAA Eng.
str. eggs, $1.50 per 30 del. Jas. B.
Ellis, Cave Springs.

(Pure white Pekin duck eggs,
%5 per 15 postpaid. Mrs. L, K.















_ EGGS FOR

hnson or Bermuda grass. Fine} -
a

_ Mrs. W. R. Smith, Chs-|
eae

es, $1.00 per 15. Mrs. Hattie).

s z SS . mt
Black Leghorn eggs, good lay.
ing str., $1.00 per 15 postpaid.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

-

Purebred Minor Blue eggs,
$1.50 per 15 postpaid. Jack Hol-
comb, Toccoa. - ey

Big fertile eges from Barron
Eng. W. L. 250-300 quality, $1.25
per 15 del. in Ga.; also reg. pure-
bred Nubian buck. sires 80 per
cent female kids, fee $3.00 and
$2.00 on does brought to:my barn.
F. E. Grubbs, Demorest.

White Pekin duck eggs, $1.00}.
per 12, also S. C. Black Minorca
eggs, $1.00 per 15 postpaid. L. L.
Thornton, Woodville.

High quality R. 1. Red _ eggs,
from blood tested stock, $1.50 per
15 postpaid. Mrs. D. F. Walker,
Warthen.

White Rock hatching eggs
from pure heavy laying str.. $1.00
per 15 del. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Con-
cord. :

Giant light Brahma eggs, from
AA grade hens, $1.00 per 15. Lera
Lord, Commerce, Rt. 5. |

S. C. W. L. eggs fronf selected
stock, $3.00 C. J. J. Bonnell, Box
315 Valdosta.

Thoroughbred blood tested
buff Orpington eggs, $1.00 per
15. Mrs. J. N. Watters, Rome, Rt.
2.

White Cornish eggs, $1.00 per
15; $1.50 per 30, guar. safe del.;
exchange for choice gladioli
pulbs. Mrs. H. W. Law, Chula.

Hatching eggs: R. I. Reds, W.
L., Buff Orpingtons, 60c per 16;
in 15 or 30 doz. lots at 30c doz.
Mrs. R. O. Hodges, St. George.
purebred large type Cornish
game eggs, $1.00 per 14; $1.50
per 30. Write for prices on larg-
er lots. Mrs. A. G. Clarke, Abbe-
ville, Rt. 2. ; =

Purebred extra large fertile
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs,
Lindstrom str. R. I. Red eggs.
same str., 75c per 15. Mrs. W. B.
Jordan, Hoschton.

Purebred R. I. Red eggs, from
heavy laying str.. 75c per 15 del.
Henry S. Walker, Rt. 3, Washing-|
ton. \

Large type Cornish game eggs,
blood tested, $1.00 per 15; $1.90
per 30 postpaid. E. D. Lindsey, 312
Floyd St., Sandersville.

Muscovy duck eggs from
quackless ducks, $1.00 per 12
postpaid. Booking orders. Mrs. R.
T, Chatham, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Thoroughbred Dark Cornish
eggs, $1.00 per 15; $1.50 per 30.
M. O. J. O. Howell, Pineview, Rt.
1.

Parks B. R. eggs, 85c per 15;
also running butter bean seed,
15 lb. postpaid. No checks. Mys.
J. 8. Edenfield, Summit, Rt. 2.

Pure Everlay B. L. eggs, 75c
per 15 del. Carton returned. Mrs.
Fannie Taylor, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

Black Minorca eggs; also An-
cona eggs, Sheppard str. $1.00
per 17. postpaid. Mrs. L. D. El-
liott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Purebred single comb W. L.
hatching eggs, 75c per 15; $3.50
per C del.; also 5 one yr. old W.
I. Roosters $1.00 ea.; 4 two yr.
old, 75c ea. fob. Mrs. J. W. Ham,
Summit, Rt 1.

Pure Dark Cornish game eggs,
$1.00 per 15; $1.85 per 30. Cash
or M. O. Mrs. Alfred Gibbs, Ro-
chelle, Rt. 1. _ ; eS

Ancona eggs, from Sheppard,
AAA gerade, $1.00 per 15; also 50
pullets, Mar. hatch, now laying,
$1.00 ea.; also 1,000 Ib. mule
smooth mouth, $40.00. Trade for
feed, E. K. Kitching, Daniels-
ville, Rt. 2.



POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS:

3 Ancona roosters, Mar. hatch,
"5c ea. at my farm. F. N. Craft,
Lavonia, Rt. 2.
ANDALUSIONS: .

Mar. hatched S. C. Blue An-}

dalusions, blood tested, AAA
grade, 9 hens and 1 rooster, $10.;
setting eggs, 15 for $1.00. Mrs.
W. L. Treadaway Adairsville.
BANTAMS AND BRAHMAS:

Trio Golden Sebright bantams,
$3.00; pr. Black Tail Japs; pr.
Black Cochins, $3.00 pr. Mrs. W.
M. Hanna, 2028 Boulevard ~ Dr.
NE, Atlanta.

3 Sebright bantam hens, now
laying, $3.00. Add postage. M.
B. Bailey, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

10 young White Bantam Leg-
horn pullets, laying, and 1 roost-
er, $5.00 fob. M:O. only. Jack
Culpepper, Wildwood Farm,
Quitman.

Purebred Black Cochin ban-
tams, $2.50 pr.'T. M. Whitworth
736 Elbert St. SW, Atlanta.

7 purebred -AAA Brahma roost-
ers, 1938 Apr. hatch, $1.50 ea.

Mrs. C. A. Thompson, White
Plains.
Cornish, Sebright, Cochins,

Barred Rocks and R. I. Reds, $3
pr. Prize winning str. W. G. Hart-
ley, St. Mountain. 4

Show type bantams: spcial
price on Buff Cochins and Dark
Cornish winners in several shows.
W. K. Herndon, 1109 Adrian. St.,

-Yellow Buff bantam rooster,

$1.50. Exchange for Black Cochin
rooster, wt. not over 1% or 2 lbs.
Also exchange heavy breed hens
for B. L. hens, lb. for lb. Mrs.
Lillie Mae Johnson, Lawrence-
Ae Rt. 3.

7 fine Holterman Aristocrat B.
R. pullets and 1 cockerel, $10.00;
6 fine cockerels, $4.50 to $5.00
ea.; $25.00 lot fob. Eggs, $1.50
a a postpaid. Berlin Nix, Alto,
Roe,

B. R. Gockerels, $1.50 ea.; also
Thompson imp. B. R. and S. C.
W. L. eggs, $1.00 per 15; $1.75
per 30 del. Mrs: J.-E. Steadam,
Bainbridge.

White Rock hens, cockerels,
and .pullets, $1.00 ea.; eggs, 85c
per 15; also everbearing straw-
berry plants 25 C; Lady T., 35c
C. Postpaid. Mrs. L. W. Seago,
Pinehurst.

30. W. R. pullets, 12 wks. old,
65c ea. Not postpaid. No checks.
M. O. Mrs. L. G Jones, Rt 3.

Purebred B. R. roosters, $1.00
ea.; Willow leaf lima and butter
beans, 15 packet: T. J. Steed,
Buena Vista. :

30 R. LL. Red; 20 B. R. AAA
blood tested, fryers, roosters and
pullets (more pullets than roost-
ers) $35.00 lot. No checks. Mrs.
J. A. Thompson, Manor, Rt. 1.

Large, healthy hens, $1.50 ea.;
roosters, $2.00; purebred Part-
ridge Rock eggs $1.50 per 15. Mrs.
Jesse Mixon, Ocilla.

200 B. R. pullets and cockerels,
10 wks. old, 60c ea. fob; also want
200 horse radish plants, cheap.
Mrs. W. E. Green, Powersville. |

24 B.R. hens, now laying, 1938
hatch, $1.25 ea.; also 9 B. O.
pullets, wt. 5-6 Ibs., same price.
Mrs. A. P. Gladden, Rt 2, Box
60, Tallapoosa.

~~ Bes rooster, 1937 spr. hatch;

a.: $2.25 for both. FOB. Eggs,
$1.00 per 24, box ret. Mrs. Fuller
Sturdivant, Chipley.

lbs. ea., 22 lb. J. L. Beall, Louis-
ville. : :

10 full blooded B. R. young
hens, Parks str., $10.00 lot. Mrs.
Grace Webb, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

11 mo. old Parks str. B. R.
pullets, $1.50 ea. Dr, J. B. Par-
ham, Calhoun, Rt} 2.

10 full stock B. R. hens and 1

rooster, $10.00 lot. Claude Gragg
Clarkesville. :
CORNISH:
10 Cornish game hens and 1
rooster, $10.00. Mrs. Cecil Dom-
iny, Bastman, Rt. 4.

AA Dark Cornish chickens,

Apr. hatch, wt. 5 or 6 Ibs., $1.25

ea.; also white multiplying on-
ions, 35c gal. Add postage. Mrs:
D.:D. Oliver, Lula, Rt. 1.

game pullets, 8 mos. old, :now
laying, $8.00: lot. Trade for pit
games. A. V. Jones, 2026 Clark
St. Augusta. :

1 pure Dark Cornish game
rooster afid 2 hens, $4.00 for lot.
$3.50 at my home, 1 mi. so. We-
nona on Sylvester highway. Mrs.
Clyde Cook, Cordele, Rt. 3.

1 purebred Dark Cornish cock,
8 or 10 Ibs., $1.50 here. No checks.
Bill Poden, Hawkinsville.

GAME: Se
Purebred Warhorse game pul-
lets,, jet black with black eyes.
$1.00. ea. Sylvester Spivey, So-
perton, Rt. 2. : :

Pure Irish grey stags, 10 mos.
old, $3.00 ea.; 7 pure Red Quills
and 1 cock, 2 yrs. old >$12.50. W.
H. Walters, Monroe.

3 Indian game roosters, $1.75
ea.; 2 hens, $1.50 ea.; lot, $1.50
ea. Exchange for 1 Bull Dog Cor-
nish rooster. Mrs. Annie B. King,
Quitman, Rt. 2, Box 56.

Trio purebred <y. Doms, $4.00;
hatching eggs, $1.50 per 15. Rich-
ard Panter, Morganton, Rt. 1.
Two 9 mo. old. pit game cock-
erels, $1.50 ea. Exchange for pit
game pullets. R. L. Lilly, Lilly.
GIANTS:

White

-.10. purebred Jersey
Giant hens and roosters $1.00 ea.
Fob. Mrs. W. S. Davis, Haralson.

18 mos. old Jersey Slack Giant
cock, Marcy sir., extra hice, $2.
Mrs. J. G. Porter, Tifton, Rt. 1.

3 very nice White Jersey Giant
pullets, Apr. hatch, $1.00 ea.;. al-
so Golden and Silver Sebright,
Silver Spangled Hamburg ban-
tam eggs, 10c ea., packed in light
weight baskets. Add _ postage.
Carlie Kemp, 325 Maple Ave.,
Marietta.
LEGHORNS: :

75.W. L. hens, 75c ea. Mrs. J.
L. Erwin, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

20 Tom Barron and Siddel W.
L. hens, 1 yr. old, now laying and
1 cockerel, 85c ea. Exchange for
pheasants or quail. Prize win-
ning bantams in R. I. Reds, Cor-
nish, B. R. and Black Cochins,
$1.50 ea. James H. Street, 849
Yedado Way, NE, Atlanta.

One . C. W. L. rooster, 10 mo.
old $1.50 postpaid. Exchange
value. for biddies of heavy: grade.
Mrs. D. Thomas, Adel, Rt, 1. * \

4S. C. W. L. eockerels, ready
for service for sale. R, F. Blount,





Fryer, Talbotton, Rt. tb.
Re :

<

= 4 Rew

Augusta.

s

Gay, Rt. L i a, tl aia bd

x

| noreas,

1 same breed 1938 hatcn, $1.25!

mag NE OR A ere
Gown. wanucrs, .u0lne

500 B. R. cockerels, average 2:

8 purebred Cornish Indian

hatched, wt. 3% to 4 Ibs., nearly

In dairy and who can operate



15 B. L. hens, 10 inos. old, lay-

ing; 2 B. L. roosters, $15.00 lot.
James Harris, 211 Hendrix Ave.,
East Point.

2S. C AAA grade W L. roos-
ters, $1.50 ea. postpaid. W. L.
Robinson, Gainesville, Rt. 10.

6 purebred S. C. B. L. hens
and 1 yr. old rooster, $6.00 fob.
ae Frank Thomas byerly, Rt.

Leghorns, 1 yr. old hens and 1
rooster for sale or exc. for 1 gui-
nea = bone type pig for
service. Ea. pay charges. 8. T.
Jefferson, Tifton, Rt. 2.

12 Buff Leghorn hens, now lay-
ing, 75c ea.; 1 cockere] free. All
1 yr. old. Mrs. John Hensley,
Ramhurst.

5 pure Tormahlen B. L. hens
and 1 cock, 11 mos. old, $5.00 lot;
exchange for healthy pig; also
pearl pop corn, 5c lb. fob; B. L.
eges, 60c for 15. Mrs. Claude T.
Williams, Dallas, Rt. 2.

20 AAA Bush str. W. L. hens,
14 mos. old, now laying 1 unre-
lated cockerel, $20.00 fob. Lois
Wright, Marshallville.

50 Eng. str. W. L. pullets, Apr.
hatch, 80c ea. fob. J. A. Flanagan,
L--mber City.

80 W L. hens, part Eng. Str.,
part Roselwan str., 75c ea. at
yr. now laying. E. J. Robertson,
Summit, Rt. 2.

1 Leghorn and 6 R. I. Red
pullets, ready to lay, 65c ea. Ed
Bradley, Hazelhurst. Ae

65 purebred W. L. hens : now
laying, 70c ea.; $43.00 lot. Mrs.
Fred Cowart, Summit, Rt. 2.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS:

Select cockerels, breeding age,
highest quality breeding strs. B.
R.; white -and B. L.; black. Mi-
Blue Andalusions, Buff
Orpingtons, $1.50 ea. Month old
Leghorn pullets, Eng. str., $30.00

ORPINGTONS: =

2 purebred Golden Buff Orp-
ington cockerels, ready for ser-
vice, $2.00 ea. Exchange for Buff
Orpington pullets, healthy and
vigorous. Mrs. J. T. Wilkins $836
North Ave., NE, Atlanta.
PEAFOWLS:

Two 1 yr. old beautiful blue
peacocks, $15.00. ea. Cash with or-
oS has W. C. Day, Thomaston,

PIGEONS: a

4 pr. Blue and White pigeons,}

25c pr. Exchange for young ban-
tam hens. Walter H. Rucker, El-
berton. Rt. 6. : 2

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES): |
* 1938 hatched N. H. Red roost-
ers and 2 Donaldson str. R. I.
Reds, $1.25 ea.; $2.00 pr. FOB.
a P. Higginbotham, Bogart, Rt.

25 AAA N. H. Red hens; 2 AAA
N. H. cockerels, April hatch, vac-
cinated and wormed, $1.50 ea. A.
C. Freeman Flovilla, Rt. 1.

11 N. H.. Red pullets, Sept.
ready to lay, $1.00 ea. fob. M.O.

only. Abner Milligan, Blooming-|

dale. <
REDS (RHODE ISLANDS):

S. C. R. I. Red cockerels, 11
mos. old, Bushs AAA grade, $2
ea. Cash. No checks. Eggs $1.10
per setting postpaid. Mrs. C. C.
Payne, Rt. 1. Tifton. ?

4 young healthy R. I. Red pul-
lets and cockerels, $5.00 lot. Not
prepaid. Exchange and pay dif-
ference for trio turkeys, reason-
able price. Mrs. Boyd Baggett,
Douglasville, Rt. 1,

6 R. I. Red pullets, laying and
1 cockerel, Lindstrom str., $10.00;
1 purebred B. R. Apr, hatch,
cockerel, $2.00 fob. H. M. Mall-
ory, Oxford.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want an exp. white farm hand
$12.00 mo. and board. No drunk-
ard. B. J. Jordan, Brunswick, Rt.
1. Doverhall.

Want boy about 15, to begin
work March 15th on farm for $8
mo. and board. Floyd Smith,
Adrian, Rt. 3. :

Want boy or girl, 18 to 20 yrs.
old, to help make and gather
crop, at once. Give cotton patch
or $4.00 mo. and board; live as
one of family. Andrew Crump,
Ellijay, Rt. 3. .

Want man to help make crop.
Msst be sober, reliable, good
worker and prefectly healthy. (A
gentleman who will do what he
agrees to do.) J, O. Campbell>
Dallas, Rt. 4...

Want couple without children
to live on place and both work
for salary. Man to do yard and
tend cow and chickens, C. S.
Tidwell, Stone Mountain. Rt. 1.

Want good wage hand, $12.00
or $1300 mo. and board and
laundry. Come at* once, Mrs. W.
we Rogers, Ashburn, Rt. 3, Box





Want at once, white or colored
family with 2 or 3 hands, 2 to
work on farm; 1 good man. exp.

lectzic milkers. R. R. Mutimer,







Want reliable family for
horse farm, 11 mi. Savann
Must own stock and finance s
Henry Denham, Eatonton. |

Want woman or girl to do li
farm work, no field work. M
be healthy and willing work
W. H. Epps Carnesville, Rt. 1

Want colored family to tend
large 1 h. crop, reasonable cotto
acreage, good stock and tools
eboy to work by day. Give ref,
from last party worked for. E. T.
Overby, Lithonia. a

Want to get on touch with w
awake, industrious, single m
of good character, who ca
handle team and cultivator,
45 or 50 acres. Write for detail
J. T. Lamberth, Warwick.








































farm work, no field work. Ho

with middleaged couple an
small salary. Abner Milliga:
Bloomingdale.

Want unencumbered colored
woman or girl, healthy, clean
and reliable for light farm wo
no field work. Wages and good
home. Mrs. J. R. Sloan Pelham,
Rt. 1. Bere See
| Want unencumbered, healthy,
clean white woman, 25 to 35 yrs.
old, to assist. with work around
the farm, no milking. $30.00 mo.
to right party. Mrs. Byron R.
Stauffer, Savannah, c-o Harms
Dairy, Oakhurst Farm. ae
_ Want settled man or man and
wife, to feed stock and general
chores around farm for small
Salary. Also want boy 16 to 20
years to work farm chores for.
home and small salary. E. C
ae eae Midville, Rt. 1, Box


























Want. good farmer, able fi
nish self and 1 to 4 mules. Stand
ing rent or shares to reliabl
party. E. E. Bishop, Thomasvill
Rt 3a. oie
~ Want good boy who knows:
how to work-and dont mind it,
honest and sober, 15-18-3735.
clean and all around nice. $10
mo, board and washing. Come
once. Jonn L. Bennett, Screve
Rt. 2, Box 31. ee

_ Want good clean woman f
light farm work, no field work
Good home with good advan
ages, room, board and reasonable
salary. Communicate with. Mr,
J. L. Childers, Atlanta, 1214 M
ton Terrace, 8. E.

Want an all round farmer w
farm blacksmith experience. GC
use entire family. _




















Want good, settled colored w.
man, who can milk to live in.
yard board and $8.00 month, fo
gen. work, no field work.
r Effie Horne, Augusta, Rt. 2
T. B. Bruce. |

Want white woman of good
character to do light farm work,
no field work. Board and small
salary. Age 25 to 45 yrs. old, clean.
nice. Mrs. C. H.: New, Lithoni:
RUD: j

Want smart, pood woman, 20
to 40 yrs. to live in home with
elderly woman and do light farm
work, no field work, for board
and small salary. Write at onc
Mrs. J. B. Burke, Toomsboro.

Want nice, healthy white w
man, 30-35 yrs. of age, for light
farm work no field work. Room,
board and smal) salary. Ref.
exch. Mrs. Pearl Stephens, Col-
lege Park, Rt. 2. Aue

Want farmer for 1, 2 or 3 horse
farm. Standing rent or 3rds and
4ths. J. E. Harper, Osierfield.

Want healthy, trustworthy, un-
encumbered woman, 50-60 yrs.
old, to live in good home (2 on-
ly) and help with light work,
milk, but ne field work. Small
salary. Send ref. Mrs. V. L. Nur
Commerce, Rt, 2.

_ Want at once, good exp. fa
hand, exp. in growing and curing
tobacco, to live in house and do
gen. farm work. Willing worker.
reliable, no bad habits. 50c |










3





















































and board. Consider man. and
K. W. Liles, Waycross, Rt.









Want at once, respectable, so-~.
ber couple, white, without chil-
dren, to live in house with aged
couple and do farm work. See or
communicate. W. L. Stevenson,
Sharpsburg. Rt. 1, 2
~ Want at once, exp. family man
to take charge of small poultry
farm. Must be reliably exper=
ienced with poultry,25 to 40 yrs.
old, good worker, and good ref
Year round work. H. Peskin,
Winder, Box 433. x

Want farm hand to live in |
home. $10.00 mo. board and
washing: Mrs. Linnie B. Owens,
Screven, RFD 1. PN
Want settled, wnencunibered
healthy, colored woman, willin
worker, for farm work. no fiel
work. Mrs. D. G, McNair, Atlane
ta, 2007 Gordon Ra. S.W.

Want at once, good, reliable,
white woman, middleaged, to
look after cow and chickens and
other light farm work, no field
work for home with couple and
reasonable salary. Mrs. R, M.










Augusta, P. O. Box 641.




oF

Cumbie, Blakely.









- TATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
_ J. PRESTON YARBROUGH, Chief Chemist

.During the past few months the Chemical lab-

oratories have been busy working upon various
kinds of Foods, Drugs, Dairy Products and miscel-
Taneous samples. %:

3 FOODS e

_ In the food laboratory, upon * testing many
amples of ground meats and sausages, many were
found to have large quantities of starch, some with
powdered milk, some with acacia, and some with
tragacanth. These things tend to absorb and hold












ivities of th Ch ist Di e @ ees.
ivities of the Unemistry Vivision |
analyze the official samples submitted to us
- The law gives the Commissioner the
distribute this inoculation at cost, but do
make it mandatory. This keeps the price
for at any time that the price goes up, we
again make and distribute it. ae
: SEED GERMINATION :
The farmers of this. State lose thousan
dollars each year through the planting o
In many states seed germination tests
enforcement of seed laws is one of the most |
tant functions of Departments of Agriculture.
gia has no seed law and no appropriation t

other dairies. The report of one sample is not
always a true indication of the milk over a period
of time. The milk can sometimes vary from the
standard or average for various reasons.

. The practice of watering milk has almost ceas-
ed in this State. We found four samples of watered
milk last week. These were the first samples found
watered in about a year. We are constantly on the
alert for other bad practices, such as adding chlo~

_ rine to keep bacteria count down and adding min-
eral oil to build up the fat content.

The mixing of butter and oleomargarine, or

"Wednesday, March G

seeds.








19












water.
it, you buy water at the same
the meat.
together.








years. These sulphites tend to
odor of putrid and decomposed






bad meat. -The use of tomato
meat is a rare practice.
o DRUGS










product Not U. S. P. or Not



be anything. Be sure that









=




rug and Cosmetic Law, whcih







en




The feed labor

omen







e now getting what you pay
are getting. Read the tag upon







from the Experiment Station or
Agric
cow




mules, poultry or pigs.







During the past two years

r Dairy Inspectors and






ports are ma
eterinaria i, te
n the sample,




pbs









fant good farmer for 1 horse

on 50-50 basis, with extra
mand to hire. L. Millsapps,

FD 1. eee pe

fant dependable farmer for al
farm in Monroe County.
t. single, settled, white
ood truck driver, and able




















Williams, Summit, Ty 2.




man for light farm work
nd milk cows. Must be good
aracter and sober. $10.00 mo.
rey and laundry, with chance

advancement to right party.
H. G. Blakely, Savannah.
mnt nice, white woman, 40-45
of age, and do light farm
ork, no field work. $1.50 week
home. Mrs. M. C. Davis,
wh, Rt. a xs s ~
t settled, refined, white
n, strong willing worker,


















milking and

ardening,
Mrs, Rosa

chickens. $3.00 week.
Giles, Lakemont. :
Want unencumbered, middle-
yed woman to live with elderly
woman and do light farm work.
no field work, for room, board
nd small salary. See or write.
J F. Martin, Armuchee. Rt.











nt 2 or more farm hands
c per day, with free patches
ow food; wages paid at end
ch week. M. F. McCormick,
.. Hawkinsville.




















nt farm hand, 21 to 40 yrs.
tout and ablebodied, willing
er. $12.00 mo. board and

2.
ant at once, middleaged, un-
neumbered woman for light
work, no field work. $7.00
m and board. Luther Gill,















nt couple, able to furnish
(with other income) to oc-
ouse and look after farm,
st of Flovilla. Write
T. T. G. iLivkous,






When you buy meat with these things in
2% cereal is allowed to bind the meat.

_ <The practice of using Sulphites in meats has
been stopped within this State in the past two

that your market is using Sulphites in its meats,
you can be reasonably sure that you are getting -

_ In the drug laboratory, various
drugs have been tested. Many of these samples did .
not meet standards set for them.
anufacturers find a loop-hole by marking their

exempt from the standards and their product |

are-marked U. S. P. or N. F.

standards set forth in the United States, Pharma-

copoeia and N. F. means standards set forth in the

National Formulary. When you buy patent medi-_

ines you do so at your own risk. There are no

Federal or State standards upon these, products.
ew: Federal Law which goes into effect June
is year, and a proposed new State Food,

e ssembly now, would require that these pat-
e medicines be properly labeled. Also they would |
have to have the therapeutic

FEEDS __

compare it with the tags upon other feed bags as
to the amount of protein, fat, and fibre. Ascertain

ulture the best type of feed to use for your
- DAIRY PRODUCTS
amples of milk. These samples are received
Health Officers throughout the State. Re-
de upon each sample to the State |
to the officer or inspector who sent
and to the person from whom the
mple was taken. Some of these reports are pub-

ad and in this manner the consumer is able
compare the milk he drinks with the average of |

middleaged white or col-|

ility to go ahead, for.

ry. J. T. Speight Buchanan.|

price per pound as

color and mask the The

meats. If you find
' season.

juice to color bad
cs samples.

samples of
- Many of the drug
N. F. Then they

the drugs you buy
U. S. P. means



is before our.Gen-



values claimed for

-

ae mee nar

for and think you
your feed bag and >

the Department of

we have analyzed

from City and |



FARM HELP WANTED

Want middleaged woman for
light farm work, no field work.



Rocky Ford. Rt. 1, Box 73.
- Want strong, healthy, single,
gen. farm hand, good worker.

rage, etc. W. A. Dougherty Amer-
Ms Blk ee
- Want single man, 20 to 45 yrs.
old, white preferred, to start
-work or farm about March 10th.
Must be exp. honest, willing
worker, healthy and without bad
habits. $12.50 mo. and board. See
or write. Theo Banks, Summit.
Want woman, reliable, unen-
| cumbered, 20-30 yrs. old for light
farm work, no field work. Good
home and small salary. Write or
see. S. M. McCalla, Tunnell Hill.

POSITIONS WANTED





Want job light farm work no
field work, with good people. 25
yrs. old. Mrs. Vannah Beshars,
Woodstock, c-o Gen. Del.
"Young widow, 22 yrs. old, want
work on farm, $10.00 mo. and
board. No field work. But can
milk and tend to poultry and
help around garden. Mrs. Eva
Gandy, Moultrie, Rt: 2, c-o J. L.
DP

Want job caretaking and feed-
ing stock, poultry, etc. Well exp.
Not able to do field work. At
once. Prefer in Peach County.
Marshall Bodum, Ft. Valley. Rt.
1 2

- Colored, country raised girl
wants light farm work. no field
work, for. room, board and Sal-
ary. Willing to work. At once.
Doris Forts, Inman. |

Want job on farm, life time
exp. in all lines of farming. 63
yrs. old. O. H. Juhan, Atlanta, 67
Crumly St. : es

Want light farm work, no field
work, for home and small salary.
Mrs. James Pyran, Whitesburg,
Rt. 1, c-o J. R, Clark (at Hutch-
enson Ferry.)
~ Want job on farm. Life time
exp. in farm work, $10.00 mo. and
board. H. M. Ray. Avondale Es-
tates: 27 io es

21 yr. old young man wants job
on dairy. Go anywhere any time.
Answer all letters. Bill Sparks,

Sparta, Ril





of fertilizer.
- lizer inspectors to cover the State and take official
? The names of these inspectors were pub-
lished in the February 15th issue of the Market
Bulletin. Notify the inspector in your county when
you expect to receive your fertilizer and he will
come to your farm and obtain official samples.
Samples sent in by you will not be official and you
will not be entitled to the penalty, if the goods fail ~
Samples when received at -
the Laboratory will be given a-laboratory number
and will be analyzed in numerical order. The first ,
received will be the first analyzed and reported.

to meet the guarantee.

partment of Agriculture.

time for soil analyses.
d There is a regular State
of analyzing soils.

better equip

Reasonable salary. Sam Burke,|

$10.00 mo. room and board. State|



butter and lard, and selling as country butter is
done but little in this State at the present time.
Our inspectors have aided Federal agents and there
have been convictions in both Federal and State
courts for these practices. Ey

FERTILIZER
fertilizer laboratories have

The Department will have

SOIL ANALYSIS

The analysis of soils is mot a regular function
of the duties of the Chemical Division of the De-
The work in the labora-
tories is defined by law as control upon official
samples of fertilizers, foods, drugs, feeds, dairy

products,
- During the past two yea
- soils have been sent in to us. We are glad to anal-
yze and make reeamaiuatibry Spee maa
these swe had time to when not busy upon our .
regular work. With the fertilizer season coming

and field insecticides.

oo laboratory has analyzed various types 3 wipe ee ill
of feed samples and you can be assured that you ppon us, within. the nex oc Suis

LEGUME INOCULATION

For the past several years, the Department has .
not been making and distributing this inoculation.
The purpose of the Department in distributing it
was that farmers could get it at a reasonable price.
The price from the commercial companies is now
about the same as it would cost us to make it.
Then being free from this, we have more time to

POSITIONS WANTED

been made
ready to analyze all of the official samples for the
Please do not send in unofficial samples

rs many samples of

Agency for the purpose |.
Mr. W. O. Collins, Soil Agron-
omist at the College of Agriculture in Athens, is in

charge of this work. - Details should be wirtten to |.
Mr. Collins before sending the samples to him. _.
aks _ Next fall after the end of our regular fertilizer
season, we shall again be glad to make as many
analyses as we can. However, Mr. Collins is much

ped for this work than we are.

these germination tests for the farmers. 1d
are dumped into Georgia because we have nc
law and the good seeds go to those states whi
have seed laws. : ee e
INSECTICIDES .

Although we have no laws upon Hous

101d.

secticides, we do have laws, regulations and sta

ards upon field insecticides and fungicides.
ards are set upon these insecticides by the
of Entomology. Our fertilizer inspectors obtain
ficial samples and we analyze them to see th
they conform to these standards. If you have
cium or lead arsenate or some other insecti
that you are doubtful about, a card to the |
Fertilizer Inspector will bring an inspector
tain an official sample. There is no penalty
bate back to the farmer when sample is of
ard. However, there is a fine for the manufact
Most of the insecticide samples we have anal.
have met standards. cee a8
: COSMETICS . ree
At the present time there is no State la
cosmetics. A new Federal law upon cosmet
into effect June 25 of this year. This Fede
was brought about by demands of citizens.
cases of blindness and one death from eye
_ eyelash dyes; complete baldness and loss
- from the use of a face cream; severe skin
tions from the use of other cosmetics; together:
- other complaints has finally brought control
i (etS-ariinterstate commerce, but sucl
these products that are manurautured .and sol
this State only have no control and may Westar
ous to health. The proposed Food, Drug and
- metic Bill now before our Legislature woul
these cosmetics under control. oS
MISCELLANEOUS SAMPLES |
The Chemical Laboratory is not authorized
engage in the analysis of samples other th
- officially collected by agents of the Departm
Agriculture. The reasons for this policy are
- ebvious in view of the strictly legal charac
his wate ie ee ee
; All work is undertaken for the benefit
fare of the public as a whole. Samples for p
private and personal purposes will not be anal,
by this Laboratory. es es
We are glad to give information and be
much assistance as possible to all citizens. It:
be unfair to commercial laboratories | who
taxes to the State, for us to analyze sampl
should by rights go to them. ea

POSITIONS WAN

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POSITIONS WANTED



Want 1 h. farm on halves, or
job as day hand. 4 in family.
Must be furnished. Can drive car
or truck. Will move at once. Rus-
sell
St. ; =
Want take charge large farm.
A No. 1 stock man and mechan-
ic. Right man for good party: 3

in family. Prefer No. Ga. Walter]

Camp, Atlanta, 263 Pryor St.
Ss. W. oe

Want 2 h. crop with good, hon-
est man on 3rds and 4ths, good
jJand, good house and water. Can

| furnish self. Have to be moved,
but re-pay out of crop. Sherman

Graham, Rome, Rt.5.

- 64 yr. old man, exp. in dairy
and poultry wants job with
Christian people for home and
small salary. T. M. Burton, At-

r lanta, 253 Merritts, Ave. N. W.

_ 18 yr. old girl wants job with
respectable people, light farm
work, no field work. $3.00 week
and home. Miss Nancy Faulkner,
Colbert. Rt. 2.

Married man wants job farm-
ing or tractor and truck. driver
and other mechanical work on
farm. Fred Taylor, Clarkesville,
Rt. 3. Sas : : i

Want job on farm, 45 yr. old,
41% yr. old child. Good worker

| (interested in poultry raising). At

once. Mrs. R. M. Garrett, Mor-
row, c-o R. M. Garrett. |

Exp. Dairyman, 3 in family.
wants job anywhere, $35.00. mo.
and house. Ref. furnished. Clyde
W. Taylor, Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

Want job light farm. work, no

field work, with respectable peo-
ple. Miss Monteen Wheless, Mon-
roe, Rt. 5, c-o H. C. Couch.
_ Young man and wife wants
job. Both willing workers. Ref. if
desired. J. L. Clayton, Ochloch-
nee, Rt.2. -

Colored woman with 3 small
children wants place with -good

people on farm. Willing worker.|

Country raised. Reasonable sal-
ary. Edith Gresham,. McDonough.

Rt. 3 c-o Amos Hartsfield.

17 yr. old young woman wants
light farm work, no field work.
Good worker. Must be with re-
spectable people. Miss Lizzie
Daniels, Dupont, Box 23.

Want farm on halves. Give ref.
J, H. Green,. LaGrange, 306
Wilkes St. 2

R. Smith, Griffin, 510 Bell)

halves. Must be furnished and) :
| moved. Honest and sober, willing ee : ee
workers. Lee Smith, Ellijay, Box St. NW... ge

Want place at once
with light farm work,
work, for home with gc
for self and 8 yr. old gir
Christian aged couple.
Owen, Unadilla; =

36 yr. old woman wan
farm work, no field wi
will help with dairy. $3.50
week, room and board.
Allen, Atlanta, 33
Ave. S. W.. Seas
~ Want good 1 h, farm
liable man, 50-50 basis or
White, 31 yrs. old, healthy s
married, 5 in family, rearec
farm. Operate tractor,

Want job on farm, for reas-
onable salary, board and laundry.
Exp. truck and tractor driving
and other farm work. Jc;
Young, Quitman, Rt. 2, Box 72 B.

Experienced miller wants Mill,
water preferred. J. L. Williams,
Atlanta, 1082 Ridge Ave.

Young girl wants home with}
good people, doing light farm
work, no field work, for board
and small salary. Miss Florence
Boynton, Savannah, Stiles Ave.,
c-o Van Walden's Dairy.

* Man and wife, both young and
able to work, want farm on

41.

44 yr. old, single man wants
home on farm with good people,
helping with farming. Paul Ben-
nett, Experiment, P. O. Box 153,
c-o W. M. Jones.

Middleaged man and _ wife
wants share crop, work with| .
dairy, or any kind farm work.| ,. 1. St eT ane
E, D. Stuckey. Augusta, 122 King| 7UCE alse do Mpa on
Mill St. S _|Can begin at once. *
te ae ae peu Bowe, Lagrange, P. O. Box 52

i ; m. Sp wea ay
Can drive and repair car or ening woten Beg
tractor, etc., and exp. dairyman.| s.ming. . Transportation
Willie Gilreath, Summerville. sary. Report immediately. Ty

Want job as caretaker, ie Thornton, c-o Gen. Del.
seer or repairman on farm. fe as a heme ed
Owens Blanchard, Bartow. as ae On I

Refined, educated Christian} drive truck, also exp. in stock
woman wants place in modern! W. Ellington, Atlanta, Rt. 2, E
fies hare: helping wilt light] 538. 5 Bee ea pe tee
arm work, raising poultry, gar-| : pein
dening, flowers, etc., but no field) ae ea 9
work. Mrs. R. E, Turner, Augus-| oid, $2.00 week and home. Et
ta, c-o Gen. Del. ae Worley, Mt. Airy, c-o Mrs. Ha
EDs exp, man oo 0p, as! tie James. oie ES eae

arm overseer. . W. Akins,| Want job on farm. Exp.
Graymont. __ | and tractor driver. Go anywhi

Want crop on_ halves. Life| Best of ref. 3 in family,
time exp. Have be moved, best} $1.00 day straicht time.
of ref. Prefer No. Ga. E. M. Jar-| Roscoe E. Chason, Meigs. R
vis, Glenwood, Rt. ue Single, middleaged man, |
- Want job for wages, $18.00) est, sober and exp. in gen.
month and board, etc. Have be} ing and tobacco growing,
moved, Best of ref. Exp.in farm-} small crop on share ba,
ing. E. M. Holder, Glenwood, Rt.| wages as working overseer
1. "| to 4h. farm, at $25.00 mo.,
_ Country raised woman wants} room, laundry. Ref.,. Jimmie
job, 45 yrs. old, @nd 2 children.| als, Surrency; Rt. 2.
All- good hands to work. Some; 50 yr. old woman wants ~
iii a ne os alge Have as farm work, no field work
moved. end stamp for reply.| home and eal
ue Blankenship, Doug- reste

Man and wife, without
dren want job with eld
couple. Wife to do light
work and husband ge
work. Reasonable aoe