Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1938 February 15

ISSIONER

HAMILTON RALLS, SUPERVISOR MARKETING DIVISION













NUMBER 4 |





TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1938



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hipping Point Information and Progress: of Crops
=. FARM BILL ALLOWS GROWER TO
sorts cc streesewee | GET SUBSIDY ANDKEEPHISCOTTON





t better than two weeks ago. The recent freeze -

possible that all vegetable prices will advance by
the time this is published.

The demand for citrus fruit has fallen off for
the past few days of spring weather and conse-
quently prices are somewhat lower than ten days
ago. The price of sweet potatoes has advanced
some, but the demand is poor, with very few mov-
ing.

Congressman Pace After Sixty

Explained by
3 Hours of Study








1 price of cabbage recently and, judging from

- if By RALPH SMITH The Journal Bureau,
ma gain S entirely

The Mayflower Hotel x
Reprinted From the Atlanta Journal



_ Washington, Feb. 10.Adoption of the confer- _ ; 2
ence on the farm bill by the House, on Wednesday, :
foreshadows the final enactment and approval of
the measure at an early date. The Senate is clear-
ing the way for consideration of the report, and
the bill should reach the White House some time
next week.. :

The conference report, in theory, composes the
differences between the original Senate and House
bills, passed at the special session. .. - In fact, the
conference report is a brand, spanking new piece

of legislation, covering over 100 printed pages. :
. . The measure was jammed through the House ~
under a special rule that limited debate to four
hours. Hardly time enough for a careful reading of

the lengthy measure. As a result, there is a haze
of doubt about the provisions of the bill. Many who ~
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LIVESTOCK 1

_ The following revised schedule of differentials
nh hog grades will be used by packers until fur.
* notice in buying hogs at all points in Geor-
Florida, and Alabama:
ry smooth hogs 240 up %c under top
smooth hogs 180-240 Ibs Market top.
mooth hogs 150-180 Ibs %c under top
3 smooth hogs 130-150 tbs 1c under top.
0. 4 smooth hogs 110-130 tbs 1c under top.
5 Pigs 60-110 Ibs 1%4c under top.
at sows 1%c under smooth hogs of whatever |:
it basis they make.
gs 2%c under top.
Stags docked 70 Ibs.
Piggy sows docked 20-40 Ib.
Culls or unfinished hogs, all kinds, priced at
ng discounts according to value.

John N.: Raines, Manager. :
THE DOUGLAS MARKET

The supply of potatoes is about exhausted.
There are only two or three truckloads left which
are being held for 1%c per pound.

Syrup is moving very slowly at 40c per gallon
in 100-gallon lots. We have several hundred gal
lons listed in this office..

Tomatoes which were sown under glass for
early spotting, are up and look well. Other grow- |
ers are sowing seed, while some farmers are plan-
ning to get their plants from Florida. Possibilities
are the acreage will be greater than last season.

We are looking for an increased acreage in can-
taloupes, melons, beans, peas, etc. with decided de-
crease in Irish potatces. The demand for inspected
sweet potato seed indicates more yams next season.

Contracts for growing specialized crops as cu-









_ _. MOULTRIE SOFT HOGS
Moultrie, Ga., Feb. 11. No. 1s $7.25;- No. 2s
5 No. 3s $6.25; No. 4s $6.25; No. 5s pigs $5.75;







































































$6.75; stags $4.75 cumbers and early corn, are being circulated in the * PECAN PRICES
i ai ; Ambrose section. Schleys 12
ALBANY SOFT HOGS ; Harrell W. Long, Manager Stewarts 9-10
lbany, Ga. Feb. 11. No. 1s $7.25; No. 2s Nelsons k se
; No. 3s $6.25; No. 4 29; No. igs, $5.75; . Moneymakers
a ee ee PRICES OF FRESH GEORGIA Sate 3 B-6e
ATLANTA SOFT HOGS ' VEGETABLES:
tlanta, Ga., Feb. 11. These prices as furnished te :
fhite Provision Company are on standard soft Prevailing on State Farmers Market, Atlanta today, ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
; and subject to change daily. No. 1s $7.50; No. 7 February 11, . ATLANTA, Ga., Feb, 11, At the close of the one
00; No. 3s $6.50; No. 4s $6.50; No. 5s $6.00; oe ket today Atlanta spot cotton was quoted at 9.2
$7.00; stags $5.00; hard hogs in Atlanta Apples, U. S. No, 1, bushel packages .90-$1.00 per lb. for middling 7-8 inch staple, The ae
quoted today at $8.65 for the market top. Apples, bulk, per bushel: __..40-.65 price for middling 7-8 inch staple on ten oo =
co : {| Beans, Iima, per bushel__ _$3.15-$4.00 markets yesterday was 8.82c per pound. ne
oo CATTLE Beans, Snap, per bushel_ ___$2,25-$2.35 premium paid on the ten southern desiena ee
tlanta, Ga., Feb, 11. Fat cows $4.50 to $5.00; Beets per 3. doz:hunchesig 0. $1.35 kets yesterday averaged 42 points on for mid gi
on cows $3.75 to $4.25; canners and cutters || | _ Cabbage, per cwh = $2.50-$2.75 15-16 inch staple and 80 points on for middling
) $3.50; good feed lot steers and heifers Carrots, per 6 doz, bunches_ -$2.50-$2.75 inch staple cotton, 3.70
to $7.00; common steers and heifers $4.50 to Collards, per doz, bunches_ 2S = 35=:50 -New York futures closed today, March See
good bulls $4.50 to $5.00; common bulls $3.75 Green corn; per doz: ears 29 20-.40 te New Orleans futures closed today, March 8.84,
ee Mustard greens, per bushel. C65
CHICAGO HOGS arb pee al coop eee
Bee uash, per bushel hamper 25-$3,75
Chicago, Feb. 10. Top $8.90; good and choice Beeel entoee per Seg . meio ATLANTA WOOL MARKET
0 Ibs $8.65 @ $8.85; 230-280 tbs $8.20 @ $8.65; Tomatoes, repacked lugs $2.25-$2,50 Washed wool 40c per Ib; free from burs 35 per
Tbs $7.85 @ $8.20; good medium and heavy Bunch turnips, per doz. bunches 35-,60 Ib; light burry 33c per 1b; medium burry 27c; heavy
$7.10 @ $7.35; light butcher kinds up $7.50. Eyeee salad, per bushel____ 40-.60 purry 20c per Ib.

































































































































oe Prevailing Wholesale Prices (F. O. B. Points Mentioned) Subject to Change February 15, 1938
Ash- g Hawkins- Sanders- :
Atlanta burn Augusta Barnsville Bowden CarrolltonCommerce Dawson ville Lakeland Metter ville Tifton
4 18] 20 22 25 20 DOs 25 Tea 20], =e ae
Seeman 15, Te) .20 -20 22 -20 Ot ee C5 ee 18}. A a
nt. Repts (yd. run) | aD 20 18 21 20 -20| 20 25 20 20 17 a :
ee | 2 | pie se oe -18 i eae 25) a ee -16|_. 3 -16
Unclassifie ee |
ee 16 13 16 15, 18 14 14 14), -16 15 12% 14 14
BeOS oo 14 St 13 ele -16 12%] 12 13 14 -14 ot io ll
pee -10 07 -10 -10' -06 -06 : . :
15 oS CNB ee ee
18 18 24 25 18 520)
a) 2 | *.16| 12% -15
Ee aa ens EO |e a 02 <12
see -20{_ See Oh ee Pe ee
ee .20
untry Butter (bst thle) 25 .30 25 .30 25 .20 .20
ld Peas, mixed, bu. 13 5 ee oe 1.30 1.25 1.75 2.00
eld Peas, not: mixed, bu. 1.60| = ae 1.45 1.50 200 ee
corn 80 ib to bu ___ ato -65 -60 -70 -70 to
ee TOp le ae ee TO ee
eet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs 1.50 10 1.65] 1.75, 2.00 1.20 1.20
e, green, per 100 Ibs 2.50 3.00) 2.50
ge, white, per 100 Ibs 2.50 3.00 2.50
ne Hay, No. 1, ton __. 18:00 os eee 15.00 16:00 ee cals er
Hay, No. 1, ton __ 13.00 8.00
Per oonuts Noo 1 tom: 65.00
seed (prime) ___ 26.00 22.00
f surplus commodities
eee Meal. 8. pct. 25.00
2 23.50











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Page Two

GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

Established by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture
March 1, 1917

Published Semi-Monthly by
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner
Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia
Publishing Office Covington, Ga.
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of Markets, 222 State Capitol.

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.

-- Notices of farm preduce and appurtenances admissable under
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-











: peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice.



Limited space will not permit insertions of notice containing
-- more than 30 words including name and address.

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

FARM BILL ALLOWS GROWER TO GET
SUBSIDY AND KEEP HIS COTTON

(Continued from Page 1)
have read it through a second time confess perplexity about
- how & will work.
Steve Paces Summarization
Congressman Stephen Pace, among the Georgians
end all voted for the reportboned the bill, as he says,
for sixty hours. He believes he understands its application
te cotton, and at the request of this correspondent he pre-
pared Wednesday night a summarization of the measure, in
_ the belief and hope that every farmer, banker, broker, and

merchant in Georgia may understand its provisions.

ee Prefatorily he points out, the new bill is a contin-
is uation and expansion of the present soil conservation and
_ domestic allotment act. It is a compromise, and not perfect,
yet represents an acceptable effort to raise the national
income of agriculture and leads toward a level of equality
_ for the farmer, provide him with reasonable assurance, with-
_ in Iimits, of the prices he will receive for his products and
_ lead ultimately to parity prices.

Estimated Benefits
Congressman Pace writes:
: The benefits which this bill should bring to the
. otton farmer of Georgia are as follows:
Boe 1. A higher market price for cotton due to the
reduction of supply.
oe 2. Soil conservation payments totaling $500,000,-
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which cotton farmers should receive about $120,000,-

3. Cotton price adjustment payments of $130,000,-

- 000 on the 1937 cotton crop, provided his acreage planted

to cotton this year does not exceed his farm acreage allot-

ment for this year under the Soil Conservation and Domestic

ABotment Act.

oe 4, Makes it unnecessary for the farmer to sell his
1987 cotton in order to qualify for these price adjustment

_ payments.
- 5. Requires the Se "Credi ;
ms = ommody it Corporation to ex-
tend all loans on the 1937 cotton crop until July 31, 1939.
This makes it possible for the farmer to receive his 3 cents
subsidy or cottom price adjustment and continue to hold
his cotton and receive benefit of any increase im price above
_ 9 eents between now and July 31, 1939.
Beye 6. Takes off the market approximately 6,500,000 bales
_ Of cotton now on hand, by providing that the Commodity
__ Credit Corporation cannot sell any cotton between now and
_ and July 31, 1939, unless at a price sufficient to reimburse
S the government for all amounts advanced on such cotton,

including the 3-cent subsidy payment and after July 31,
1939, that corporation cannot sell more than 300,000 bales in
any month or more than 1,500,000 in any year. The corpora-
_ tion now has on hand about 1,500,000 bales of old cotton and

there is about 5,000,000 bales of the 1937 crop in loan.

7. The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation is

eontinued until June 30, 1942, so as to continue to purchase
and distribute surplus agricultural commodities for relief

_ purposes.
Bs teak tree .
: . payment of parity prices TO-
_ Yeling that if and when appropriations are made et
; the secretary shall pay to producers of cotton such amount
_ on their normal production as will provide a return to such
ea equal to parity price, which will be in addition
ih the soil-conservation payments. Of course, this requires
_ the necessary appropriation by Congress and it is not now
_. known when Congress will appropriate funds for this pur-
a 9. Requires and directs the Commodity Credit Cor-
poration to make available to co-operators loans on cotton
when the price drops below 52 per cent of the parity price
_ which is now 16%e), or when the August crop estimate
Boe as in excess of a normal years domestic consumption and
exports (13,000,000 bales). These loans shall not he less
_ than 52 per cent nor more than 75 per cent of the parity
ef cotton which at the present time would figure not
than 8.58c nor more than 12.37c. However, if cotton
: available is as much as 19,500,000 bales and the secretary
of agriculture puts marketing quotas into effect, these loan
will be canceled unless farmers approve market-
quotas by a two-thirds vote. This is regarded as one.
of the compulsory features of the bill.
Je ve Fost Liability
. Relieves armer of any personal liability on
Mis cottan loan, that is, the eottan will be sole coe
_ 11. Authorizes the secretary of agriculture to file
- tomplamt with the Interstate Commerce ission with
-Peterence to rates and tariffs an farm products and to seek
'& reduction in such rates and tariffs. This is bedly needed.
: 12 Directs the construction of four regional research
Jebaratories, one im each major tarm-producing area, to.
conduct ee at Sa uses and markets for
farm products YY -prod appropriates $1,000,000
for each laboratory. This is badly nested :
12. Appropriates $1,000,000 to the secretary of com-
-tMerce for use in promoting the sale af farm commodities,
Sarticularly in export trade.
I am sure no one can deny thet these benefits will
_ rove wery helpful to the cotton farmers of the south. Of
course there are other similar benefits for corn, wheat,
vice and tobaccm growers.
26,600,000 Cotten Acres ;
The acreage planted to cotton this year will be 26,000.
600 aCTes, of which Georgia will be alloted 2,005,000 acres,
which will give Georgia a reduction ef about 60,000 acres

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Dutt SERS pels ian tah oe aks. PR eR

MARKET BULLETIN

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Tuesday, February 15, 1938 | :





ae es a ET
under 1937. These figures are arrived at in this way:
The allotment of cotton for the United States will be 10,000,-
000 bales; of this Georgia gets 910,200 bales. These bales
are then converted into acres and the department figures
that it will take 1.836,900 acres of cotton land in Georgia to
produce the 910,200 bales. But in addition the bill provides
that the acreage allotment for any county shall not be less
than 60 per cent of the acreage planted to cotton in such
county in 1937 plus the acres diverted from cotton that
year. eee
So to insure this 60 per cent to. the counties in Geor-
gia, an addition of about 170,000 acres must be allotted to
that state, making a total for the state, of 2,005,000 acres:

This 2,005,000 is then divided among the counties in
Georgia on the basis of acres planted to cotton during the
last five years and the diverted acres, less 2 per cent. This
2 per cent is set aside for allotment to farms which have
not planted cotton during the last three years.

Individual Farm Quota

The allotment to the county is distributed among the
individual farmers in the following manner:

1. Those who planted in cotton and diverted from cot-
ton during the last three years less than five acres are al-
lotted the number of acres planted in cotton during such
three years. This is all they will receive. oO

2. Then five acres will be alloted to each remaining
farm on which cotton was planted during any of these pre-
vious three years.

3. Then 97 per cent of the acres remaining will be al-
lotted to farms on which cotton has been planted during the
three previous years on a percentage of tilled acres on the
farm, which percentage should be the same for all farms;
provided this in no case ean exceed the number of acres
planted to cotton plus the acres diverted from cotton during
the preceeding years.

4, Then the 3 per cent remaining shall be allotted
on an equitable basis to the farms which, under the above
allotments have received less than 15 acres.

Marketing Quotas

The bill provides that marketing quotas may be set up
whenever the total supply of cotton exceeds a normal years
domestic consumption ((7,000,000 bales) plus a normal
years exports (6,000,000 bales) plus 40 per cent (5,200,000
bales) plus 7 per cent of that total. This means that mar-
keting quotas can be set up only when the supply of cotton
totals 19,500,000 bales. When marketing quotas are re-
commended by the secretary of agriculture they cannot be
put into effect unless two-thirds of the cotton farmers voting
in a referendum, by secret ballot, vote in favor of market-
ing quotas.

It should be distinctly understood that whether mar-
keting quotas are in effect or not, a farmer can sell without
penalty all the cotton without limit which he can produce
on his allotted acreage. But when marketing quotas are
in force he cannot sell any cotton except that produced on
his allotted acreage without paying a tax, which tax will
be 2 cents per pound in 1938 and 3 cents per pound each
year thereafter. All cotton now on hand from previous
crops can be sold any time without penalty.

' The allotment of acres to farmers is handled by a local
committee, to be elected by the farmers themselves. And all
Jand masurements are made by this committee. Soil con-
servation payments to small farmers are increased; those
receiving from $1.00 to $200.00 is increased from 40 per cent
to 10 per cent. Another important provision is that that
farmer is given the right to transfer or assign these pay-
ments, without discount, in order to secure cash or advances
for making a crop.

The Boileau or dairy amendment was modified so as
to apply only to cows and to prevent the growing on divert-
ed acreage of crops for use in feeding a substantial increase
im the present supply of dairy cows. It is not believed it



will now have any harmful effects.
FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

10 rooted roses, $1.00; native
ferns, $2.00 C; perennial Phlox,
Shasta. daisies, Trailing Arbutus,
$1.00 C; all colors Azaleas, Cher-
okKee roses, yellow Dogwood, Rho-
dedendrons, Laurels, Huckleber-
ries, crabapples, white pines (price
not stated in notice). Postpaid,
Addie Wilson, Morganton,

Double Japonicas, red, pink,
white, yellow, 6 yr. old well root-
ed 50c each; red, pink, yellow dog-
wood 4 for $1.00; double holly-
hocks 50c each; honeysuckle 50c
each, Mrs, E, T, Keener, Rt, 3,
Ellijay,

Red, pink, yellow honeysuckle
50c each, 3 for $1.00; red dogwood
10 for $1.00; red spotted ivys $1.00
each, 3 for

Box 61-A, Ellijay,

Several truck loads evergreens,
junipers, boxwoods, arborvitaes,
variegated bush vines, 1 ft, to 30
ft high. Will exchange for good
second hand car with 1938 tag.
Must be in good shape, Nice dried
apples 10 Ib, yellow root 25c bh.
B, lL, Thomason, Biairsville,

2 yr. old gardenias, purple lilacs
snowdrops, pink and white spi-
rea 1 and 2 ft, 15 each; Amur
privet hedge $2.00 per , All root-
ed. Postpaid, Josephine Raley,
Mitchell,

Scotch Broom plants with good
roots, postpaid for 20c and 30c
each for two or more, 10c extra
for postage for only one; one or
two larger 40c each postpaid, Mrs,
A, G. Hutchinson, Hapeville,

Large size red gladiolas 35 doz,
$2.50 per C; purple iris 40c doz.
Miss Annie E, Swafford, Rt, 2,
Dawsonville,

Large size boxwoods, evergreen,
variegated evergreens, Cape Jas-
mines, All too iarge to mail. Can
get them ab my home at reason-
able prices. Mrs. J, W. Sorrells.
Rt, 3, Monroe,

Marigold seed, Dixie Sunshine,
Guinea gold, yellow supreme,
large pkt, 13c; Angel lily bulbs
blooming size 35c each, 3 for $1.00
6 for $1.65, Miss Mittie Collins,
Rt, 1, Smithville.

Thrift plants 50c per C; Bene
seed 50c per It; Improved Mis-
sionary strawberry plants $1.00
per 300 all postpaid; green and



red sugar cane, Mrs. Robert S,
Harris, Rt, 2, Cuthiex,

FOR SALE



Lemon day lilies 5c c
King Alfred bulbs Te per +
larkspur, all colows, phiox, aii
colors 10 dozen; Japanese blue
iris 40 boxwoods 2 yrs,
old 25 each, Add postage, t-
tie Wright, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

_Azaleas, all colors, 50c dozen;
Pink weigelias, pink almond 20
each; huckleberry 25 doz,; mix~-
ed colors iris 75e per C; phiox,
buttercups, ler.on lilies 20c each
Add poztage, Mrs, R, M, Ray, Rt.

Y.

3,

White and purple lilac,
ball 10c each, Add postage A Miss
ee a 1, Coperdie,
Lake 75e per ; Dahlias, 3 col.

-, ors, red, yellow, white 3 for 25s;
-| Tangy 3 plants 10c each; Yellow

mums, Chrysanthemums 25 doz,
Add postage. Martha Womack,
Rt, 2, Bremen

Magnolia, tea olive, sweet myr-
tle, dogwood, yellow running Jas-
mine, evergreen oak, umbrella
china, erepe myrile, 1 ft, 10c, 3
ft, 25c, 4 ft, 35c, Exch, for white
sacks, No checks or stamps, Mrs,
Georgia Hunt, Rt, 1, Dublin

Magnolia, Sweet bay, evergreen
oak, yellow running jasmine, tea
Olive, red crer> myrtle. dogwood,
pink honeysuckle, 1 ft, 10c, 3 ft,
25, 4 ft. 35c each; Exch, for white
feed sacks. No stamps, Add post-
age. Mrs, Nellie Pitts. Rt, 1, Dub-

_Dahlias bulbs, 48 named varie-
ties $1.50 per doz,; Chinese ball,
snowdrift, Jane Cowl. Dorothy
Stone, Kentucky, Avalon. Aman
Ra, Clansman, Cigarette, etc. Miss
Coralee Mozeley, Clayton,

Dahlias: large, Jcuble, named

varieties, @ colors 15
bulbs $1.00, Mra, Warner $1.00
dozen; Tiny pompons, DeeDee,
Red Imp, Artie 3 colors 36c. Post-
paid. Growing instructions furn-
ished, A, D, Todd, Gare)

Cream Beauty Maun, for special

, occasions, vory early amd large.

changing to lovaty ure white 20
plants $1.00; few narsgery dah-
lias, Exchange for gladiotas. Mrs.
Mitch Friar, Tooena,

18 to 24 in. help @uches, maple
and dogwood jushes 94 in 15



each fob or wl @eeb. fa: old
| fashioned cow peas, W CO. Poole,
RED % Jasper,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Canna red, Scotch broom 25
an PS, apanese magn ate
ligustrum ti en
each; pink srepe myrtle, tru
vine 20c each; large elump
drangea 30c, Daffodil bulbs
flowers cheap, Add posi
E, J, Forreste , Sparta,





500 Wistaria, 2 to 5 yrs, old,
fine deep roots, sev, BB Ce-

dar, 6 t. 30 in,, 200 or more Black:
| Walnut, 1 to 4 yrs. old, 1 to 6 ft,

for sale or exe, for yourg, vell
reoted trees, not seedlings, pe-
cans, figs, cherries, raspberries,
Come after them. Exc. 5 for 1,
V7. W. Peek, Cedartown,
Tris, 25 doz; daffodils,
quils, hardy phlox,fox-glove, 20
,doz.; Jap quince, pink almond, li-
ac, spirea, altheas. 10c ea, Miss
ene Silver, Talking Rock, Rt,
Dahlia bulbs, Jersey Beauty,
Queen Garden Beautiful, Dee Le-
wis, Warner, Fort Mammoth, Pop
Stuart, Margaret Woodrow Wil-
son and others, $1.25 doz. and
postpaid. Mrs, John Bell, Duluth,
Begonia, geranium, abelia, wei-
gelia, Xmas honeysuckle, cactus,
2 for 5ce; red, lavender verbena,
yellow jasmine, 10c, .-andina, A=
merican Beauty roses, weigelias,
abelias, 20c ea, Xmas cactus, ise

Shiloh,

Blue Easter lilies 25c doz, Star
cape jasmine, i0e ea, or 3 for
25c, lavender or pink rooted hy-
drangias 15c ea. sword ferns 10,
add postage. Mrs, Aaron W. Hill,
Maysville, Rt. 1. :

300 1 yr, seedlings, California
privet, hedge, 2c ea. if hought in
lots of
lots; Mrs. D, C. Rainey, Tifton,

Magnolias, sweet bay,
eraybeard, laurels, pg Soeaaoe
sweetshrubs, honeysuckles, goose-.
berry, gallberry, 1 to 3 ft, 10 to
20c ea. Add postage, Mrs, Noah
Lewis, Teomsboro,

10 in, field grown boxwood, nice
heavy, $2 doz, $15 per , 6 to
8 field grown $1 doz,, $5 per C;
6 to $ in, plants from rooting bed
$3 per C; Mrs, R. F. Terrell,
Greenville, Rt, 3, :

Well rooted abelia plants, 5 for
$1 2 yrs, gardenia plants 35 ea,
Add postage, Mrs, Charles B,
Tanner, Sandersville, Rt, },

Cannas, \range, yellow, varie-
gated 25c doz. Large and small
mums 25 doz, also okra seed, 15
large teacup or exe. for early cab-
bage plants or white feed sacks
in good condition; Elfreida Nix,
Rt, 2, Alto,

_Purple iris, white, yellow nar-
cissus, orange lilies $1.00 per C;
white peonies 25c each; lavendar
wisterias 15 each; tiger lilies 6
for 2c; Star of 0
dozen; daisy chrysanthemums 25
dozen. Addie Hughey, Rt, 1, Pait-

moun... :

FP. _f 4 King iris 15 per dozen;

A.a.~S Lowers We per dozen;

ape vine dozen bunches 0c,
ey Corn, Rt, 3, Ellijay,

Red spider lilies 25 dozen; pink
thrift 2 doz. 25, 75c per C; snow=
drop, purple altheas 15 and 25;
xe ans red, pallow, orange can-
nas ozen; pot plants cheap.
Mrs, H, FP. Jarrell, Rt. 2, Butler,

Lilacs, choice tea and running
roses 25 each or 5. for $1.00;
sweet peas 25c dozen; mixed lark-
spur 20 dozen, (Rcses-Cochet,
Pauls Scarlet, Perkins, velvet, yel-e
low, VanFleet, Silver Moon), Mrs,
V, T. Chamblee, Rt, 2, Cumming,

Gardenia Bushes, all sizes,

Mrs, J. W. Rowe, RFD 3, Green-
ville,

Dahlias, 4 colors, 5 tubers 25;
gladiolas mixed colors, Ss
size 25 dozen; White April
blooming narcissus 40 per C, $4.00
per M; Sweet Williams, phlox
Seed 10cc tablespoonful, Add post-
age to orders under $1.00, Miss
Beulah Frye, Rt. 3. Dalle.,

Mixed Larkspur plants, 25 for
10c, plus postage, Ruby Lee San-
ders, Buchanan, Rt, 2,

Tea Olive, Magnolia, Sweet
Myrtle, Everegreen oak, Grey-
beard, Sweet Shrub 1 ft, 10e, 3

Exch, for white sacks, Mrs, D, FP,
Colson, Rt, 3, Toomsboro.

Magnolia, Tea Olive, holly,
greybeard, long and short straw
pines, Jasmine, Sweet Bay, Sweet
myrtle, dogwood, erepe myrtle,
birdeye, 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ff,
35, Add postage. No checks, Misg.
Iralene Watson, Rt. 2; Toomsboro,

Magnolia. Cedar, Tea
Yellow Jasmine, Sweet bay, Sweet
shrub, greybeard 1 ft, 10c, 3 2%,
25c, 4 ft. 35c, Add postage, Exch,
for white sacks, Mrs, M, G, Con=
hell, RY, 2, Toomsboro, :





add postage, Mrs, L, L, Beck, :

J or more, 5 im lesser





Write me for prices if interested,

ft, 25c, 4 ft. 35c; Add postage,









| Tuesday, February 15, 1938







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MARKET
FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE
,_Mdnenotie, Tee, Olive, Eiolly,| 18 well rooted Mlannassas, 2| Bomwoods, 10-I5e, spirea, pink, incur
Slow < evergreen, Sweet|each or so fot the lot FOB. | English dogwood, butterfly a:
shrub, sweet myrtle,| Mrs. E, s Goodman, Rt. 1,| quince, wisteria, Forsythia, bridal| named, 50 S, pink rhod
reen oak, dogwood 1 ft.|Ray City. wreath, single lilac, coralberry,|phlox plants 10c dozen is, Dp
4 ft, 36c, Add post-| New Jersey Giant | double | Winter honeysuckle, 10 a.| Jasmine 25 each; Dbl, amd sel,|low, rooted, 3 ft, $1)
Exch, for white mee Mrs.|poppy (resembles dahlia) deep | Grandpa Greybeards, 6 for $1.00,| daffodil bulbs le dozen, Mrs, W,| ereen galax, trailing Arbutus, 360
nell, Rt, 2, Danville, Hesh obior. % teaspoonful seeds | lavender Iris 25 doz, Add post-| Taylor, Rt, 3, Gordon, | doz, Add postage, Gerald Aber-
; Weliow and red can-|10e pltis postage. Mrs. W. H. Sny- | age. Mrs, J, C, Mize, Ashland. | pogwood trees 25 each in lots| Crombie, Mineral Bluff, :
wulbs, large size 25 per C; ce- der, Rt. 1, Dawsonville. Yellow, white, pink and red ros-| of 100; also magnolia trees $1.00) le Wisteria vines, 10c, pink
trees 3 sizes, 1, 2 and $ ft,| Giant blue flags $1.00 ; | es; dbl, Chinese hibiscus, orim-|each in lots of 20, W, J, Morgan, | thrift, 300 for $1; double orange
15 and 26 each, Postage pre- | dbl, cream, pink peonies 25 each | Son, scarlet and peachblow, heav- | Stillmore, | Hemoracallis lilies, mixed colors,
aid, Mis, G, P, Jackson, Rt, 1,)or 6 for $1.00; mixed hollyhocks | ily tooted, 15 ca, orders of 1} Nice. well rooted dogwood, red-| gladioli, 25 doz smaller size, 156
: 26e dozen, mixed mums, same | doz. $1.75 postpaid; W. R. Thom-|pud Grancy grey beard, mganolia| doz, Flower seed, 3 pkgs, 25, No
Barse price; blue, white iris, gold band | as, Haralson, bays 4 ft, high 16e each, 8 for| checks, Add postage. Mrs, J,

@ahlis zinnia sced 10c
. or He cupful; double

Grayson,

Yellow Chrysanthemums 10
dozen; sunflower seed 20 Ib, Add
postage. Susie Kate Kent, fit-
hell,

White and green variegated
Jeaves okum-pagum border plant
with lavendar spikes 50c dozen;
pink weigilias, white dward hy-
drangeas, 25c each; Japanese-
tulip Magnolia, Nandinas 25c to

$1.00 each: Add postage. Mrs.
: ree Sampson, St., 407 N. Ma-

Gison St., Thomasville.

White pines 1 ft. high $1.00

dozen; Bell bush cuttings 5c a.;
- Black oaks, maples, $1.00 dozen;
spruce pines, 7 Sister rose cut-

tings 10c each. Add postage. No-
fa Wells, Rt. 1, Box 54, Ellijay.

Purple iris, gladiolas, cannas,
25: iozen; Squirrel tail fern,
large bronze chrysanthemums 10
punch; Mistletoe geranium 10c
each; Regal lilies and narcissus
B0c dozen. Add postage, Will ex-
change. Miss Lorene Jackson, Rt.
2, Talking Rock. :

- Phiox, Petunia, Calif. poppy,
Larkspur, Ragged Robin, Core-
oposis, Gaillardia, Ageratum,

primrose, Johnny Jump up, all

20c doz. 2 doz. 35c. Mrs. J. B.
Jenkins, Putney. ~~

For sale or exchange 4 Box.
wood bushes, average six feet
around, 2% ft. tall. Mr. M. Mc-
Cullough, Round Oak.

Arbor-vitae 3 for $1.00; Vinca
mice bunch 15c; Dorothy Per-
_ kins roses 15c. All postpaid. Mrs.
P. P, Gaines, RFD 1, Bowman.
_ Jonquils $2.50 per C; Flag lil-
fes 20 Gozen. Rev. W. N. Tur
ner, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Perl Bush and Ligustrum jap-
onicum, 2-year size, 25; tube
rose bulbs, striped foliage 25c

dozen; pink and white thrift

oat 50c per C. Mrs. W. M.

Vickers, Siloam,

4 white altheas 5c;
white honeysuckle, wisteria, all
rooted 25c dozen; Milk and wine

Tilies, King Humbert cannas, |

gladiola bulbs, 60c dozen. Post-
paid. Mrs. N. B. Brady, Rt. 2,
Cairo.

1 Boxwood 15 ft. round, 6 ft,
pe. smooth; several from 2 to

ft. high, reasonable price; se__|

- Yect cuttings 8 and 10 in. 8c; 20

cuttings well rooted $5.00. Mrs.
E. C. Weeks, East Ellijay.
Wxhibition and Conner. type
chrysanthemums 57 varieties, in-
eluding pompons, 25 rooted
plants $1.25 postpaid; Deodar
cedars 4 to 7 ft. $1.50. FOB. Mrs.
Eva Ricker, Milner.

. Large, well-shaped specimen
globe afborvitae, approximately
5 ft. in diameter, 4% ft. high
above Sround. For quick sale will
sacrifice for $5.00 to party who
Will come dig it. Mrs. Cliff Booth,
Kennesaw.

For sale 50 or 75 nice water | pos

oaks, different sizes. Sell cheap.
M. G, Reynolds, Rt. 6, Gaines-
Ville.

_ . Jonquils, blue iris 40 per C,

$3.50 per M; boxwood $1.00 doz-.

en 4 t 6 in. high; crepe myrtle
20e each: Himalaya berry vines
$1.00 dozen. Cheaper in larger
Quantities. Check with order.
Mrs. Dessie J. Pruitt, Rt. 1, Box.
67, Dahlonega.

_ Baby spruce, hemlock $5.00 per
C; 5 colors azaleas, rhododen-
drons, Mtn. laurel, dogwood,
White spirea, rooted roses, Jan-
wary Jasmine 75c dozen; snow+
drops, Narcissus, jonquils,
lilies, iris, phlox $1.00 per C,
Penland, Ellijay.

oz
Several Junipers 5 ft. to 15 ft., | Shrubs

_ Small ones $3.00 each, large ones
$5.00; arborvitae all sizes from
_ $1.00 to $5.00. All at my home.

Mrs. W. D. Vanhook, Cut Cane.

Two year, field grown, ever-
blooming bush roses, pink Paul

Neyron, Red Marlitt, Pink Ra_

diance, Pink J. L. Mock, Red

=e oo ae se 6 for

Caw, 4 S. wesse a :

Austen, eckson, Rt. 2
| Several hundred Amur Privet

hedge 2 ft. high, well rooted 2c

each; Several hundred blue and

White iris, also yellow and red

day lilies 2c bulb. No order less
_ than 3 doz. bulbs. Mrs. H. B.
Ford, Lavonia.

Red Hot poker bulbs 15 each.
Is, C. Gipson, Lakernont.

,, Gladiolus bulbs; fimest varie-

oe _,. inderds, Pfeiffers,

MM ule,s Hastings blooming size |

ee ek parsers 50 dozen. All
a. otate choice. :

Moore, Winder. nee

pink, |

lilies $1.00 per C. Mrs. Dessie
Hughey, Rt. 1, Box. 140, Fair-
mount,

Rooted sweet shrubs 2 to 3 ft.

"12 for 25c del. Mrs. D. G. Cald-

well, Rt. 1, Kingsland.

Fine healthy prickly mock or-
ange plants $1.00 per del. Also
heavy bearing dewberry plants
26 per C. Mrs, J, B, Hillis, Rt, 1,
Bx. 39, Millhaven.

King Alfred and Emperor daf-
fodils 40c per C; all colors can-
nas 25c dozen plus postage; Gold
Medal, Double Dwarf variegated
marigold seed 15 cupful; Jap.
anese morning slory, 10c table-.
spoonful; chrysanthemums,
phlox 10 doz. Mrs. Johnnie Har-
mon, Calhoun,

Small lilac bushes 20c each;
evergreen bushes 10 each; Gall-
berry for hedging 2 for 15c; Per-
kins pink rose 5 each; Mag-

oo ae Bey
each. A postage. Mrs. S.
Wynn, Toomsboro.

Daffodil and jonquil blooms;
Japanese magnolia 50; Scotch
broomlarge clump 40c; Ligu-
strum 25c, red dleander 25c, Pam-
pas grass, Ponciana Royale 25c;
Pink, red canna 50c dozen. Mrs.
E. J. Forrester, Sparta.

Azaleas, pussywillow, redbud,
Cherokee reses, whit. pines, rho-
@odendrons, red, white dogwood,
3 for 25c; red japonicas 25 ea.
white jonquils 75c per C, add pos-
tage; Maybell Pittman, Loving,

4 Boxwood, 4 ft. 6 smaller bush-
s, $100 for lot, 1 pin cushion ce-
dar 8 ft, diam, 20 inches hich,
$25 at my place; Mrs. W, M. Mar-
tin, Flowery Branch, Rt, 1.

Yellow thornless roses, bleeding
heart, regal lilies, blue hydrangia
4 colors Iris, giadioli Star of
Bethlehem, China umbrella, globe
arborvitae, 1 Of all, $1 or 15c ea,
Add postage; Mrs, W. H, Ander-
son, Murrayville, Rt, 1,

Azaleas, red dogwood, white
pines, redbuds, laurels, ivy, pus-

B.

galax, trailing arbutus, jonquils,
daffodils, March pinks, tanzy 15c
doz, Add postage, Bertha Miull-
holland, Mineral Bluff,

Dbl, red, white, pink geraniums,
cuttings, 15 doz, ew small dbl.
red and variegated camellia Ja-

| ponicas 25 to 40c ea, Exc. for one
half bu. Soybeans, Mammoth Yel-

low cr Biloxi or seed string beans,
Good variety, Mrh, R, C, Loyd,
Ocilla. :
Purple Iris, 50c C, narcissi, day
lilies, jonquils, 50 C, Bridal
Wreath, Brides Bouquet, 5c a,
pea locust, 2, 5; japonica, 5 ea.
golden bells, 5c ea.; add postage;
Beatrice Barnes, Ranger. :
Purple Iris, 50c , Bridal
Wreath, Brides Bouquet, 5c; jon-
quils day lilies, narcissi, 50c C
pink Almond, 5c ea,; add postage,
Erna Barnes, Oakman.
Old fashioned sweet dbl, pinks,
mixed plumois pinks, Apr. bloom-
ing narcissi, mixed Iris, day lilies,
eoreopsis, $1 per 200; 3 yr. spirea,
Forsythia, 50c, for 6;
Mrs, Dick Powell, Col-

I Park, Rt, 2,
Se urple lilac, pink peachtree
rose, pink and red running rose
16e ea, butterfly bush, boxwood
25e, blue flag, jonquils, 25 dOz.;
Mattie Tallant, Cumming, Rt, 2.
Field srown larkspur, dbl, flow-
eted, mixed colors; Cyncglossum,
blue: calendulas, mixed, 50
, 100, $1,00; Postpaid, J.

tpaid;

coh, Rt, 1

Shasta
tarkspur

daisies. hybrid violets,
cornflower, gaillardia,

mums,

os, Artemisia, coreopsis,
| Becot William, physostegia, 10c

en

| One ee: ahlias, roses,
ribs, $1 orders PP, Mrs. R
Gable, Haralson.

Crepe myrtle, wisteria, cydonia,
<epOnica., capella. spirea, box~-
wood, $1 doz., scarlet verbena 25

for 12. Mrs, B. L. Robinson,
renville, :
ee dahlia bulbs, 3 ea. holly-

o & seed 10 DKg. 6 colors Mix*
md plue damson plum trees 10c
ea. M, O. ioe stamps, not eee
Mis. Bula Mae Wood, Waco, Rt, 2.

Dwarf poxwood, transplanted
plants, $1.5. doz, small pordering
plants $3 per C, del, in Ga,., Mrs,
E 4. Smith, Greenville, Rt 3.

White Tris $1 per C, blue Iris,
purple, lavender Iris, 60c C, 200
for $1, jonquils, hite eee
Wc C. rocted juniper cedars 25
ea, Mary . White. Temple. Rt.
2 Box 231.

Dbl. white grass pinks,
rius. clove pinks, mixed colors,
50 for 100. 20 for 99 Siberian
lilies 90 per 100, regal lilies, 6
for 50c. Mrs. Uhristine MeLeod,

pluma-



College Park, Rt, 2, Box 166,

Sweet Myrtle 10c!

sy willow, flowering pear 3, 25,

Large dbl, dahlias, red, yellow
and purple, 75 doz, lilac, 3 to 4
yr, purple 10c ea. or 3 for 25;
banana muskmelon seed, tbl, sph,
10c, Mrs, J, A, Wilson, Martin,

Red dokwood, azalea, pussywil-
low, holly, laurel, ivy, hemlock,
white pines, 3 25, jonquils March
pink trailing arbutus, 15 doz, add.
postage. R, G, Holland, Mineral
Bluff,

Mixed cclors azalias, Rhododen-
drons, Mountain Laurel, Sweet-
shrubs, Holly, 3 ft. $1.00 doz, Red
cannas mixed colors hollyhocks, |
25 each add postage, Mrs, W. D.
Duvall, Ellijay. :

April blooming narcissi, tiger
lilies, 50c per C, blue Easter, lil-.
jes, red canna lilies, $1 per C, add
postage, Mrs. Bonnell Nixon, Buc-
hanan, Rt, 1,

Blue Easter lilies, red cannas,
$1.00 per C, white narcissi, tiger
lilies, 60 per 'C, add postage, Mrs,
Dora Mosley, Bremen, Rt, 2,

' Purple Iris 50e C, jonquils, 50.
per C, white narcissi, 5C> per C,
net postpaid, Exc, for white feed
sacks 100 Ib, size free from let-'
ters and holes, Mrs Seaborn Gil-
strap, Alto, Rt. 2,

White fairy lilies 25c doz, gold-
band lilies 50c per C, double can-
nas, red and yellow 35c doz, Ger-
man Iris, blue, 15 doz, dbl, hol-
lyheeks, 3 for 25c, violets 10 doz.
Mrs, Lee Gray, Bremen, Rt, 2.

About 2000 golden honeysuc'->s
for sale at 8c each and postage
extra, Miss Mary Jewell Blay-
lock, RFD 2. Gare of Mrs, Mar-
tha Franklin. Clarkesville.

Jonquil bulbs, some Butter and
eges mixed 50 for 25c, 100 for SOc,
250 for $1.00, Add postage. Mrs.
F. W. Freeman, Rt, 1, MoIntyre.

12 varieties dahlias such as
Margaret Wilson, Mrs Warner,
Mrs. Harrold, etc. 1 each of 12)
varieties $1.25; water lilies Ted/
and white, large blooms 4 for
$1,10; yellow poppy 10 ea, Post-
paid, Mrs, H, E, Bell, Rt, 2, Du-
Juth,

12 varieties dahlias such as
Mina Burgal, Queen of Garden
Beautiful, Treasure Island, Alex-
ander Waldia, Jerseys Beauty,
Beauty, etc. 1 each of 12 varie-
ties $1.25 pestpaid, Mrs, H, H.,
Gilstrap, Rt. 1, Suwanee.

Cherokee roses, yellow dogwood
redbuds, rhododendrons, laurels,
crabapples, huckleberries, all cl-
or azaleas $1,080 doz. prepaid; 100
native ferns $4.00: 10 rooted roses
$1.00; arbutus, phlox, Shasta dais-
ies, snowdrop $1.00 per C, Addie
Wilson, Morganton,

Emperor jon juils, also daffodi!<!
75 per C. $5.00 per M. Mrs, B.
H, Osborn, Roy,

Cherry laurel, purple crepe
myrtle. purple wisteria, spirea,
forsythia, pink almond, Cydonia
Japonica sizes 10, 15 and 25c;)
jonquils 2c each, also violets, add
postage, Miss Mary L. Askew,
Warthen.

Pink crepe myrtle, purple lilac,
altheas, Boston, Sword, Roosevelt, |
Maiden hair, oak leaf ferns 15c}
six colors
white, pink oxalis, Thanksgiving,
pink, red cactus 5c each; iris, dai-
sies 10c doz, Add postage. Mrs,
Ralph I, Williams, Cumming.

santhemums, red and yel-

low mixed, 30c dozen, 4 doz, $1.00

Oct, pinks, yellow 25c doz, Lady

of Lake, purple, same price, Exc.

for white feed sacks, Mrs, Lester
M, Smith, Rt. 2, Waco.

Rhododendrons, Mtn.

laairels,

lred and yellow azaleas, white pine,

, erabapple, tulip poplar,
holly, coralberry, red Japonicas,
all well rooted $1.00 dozen; tail-
ing arbutus 25 dozen, Mrs, Joe
Henry, Mineral Bluff,

Red and white hardy phlox 15
each: white narcissus 50e per C;.
yellow dbl, cannas 50c dozen; red
running roses 15 each; sell or

lexchange for Magnolia, azaleas,

large type mums or white feed
sacks, Ludie Davis, Rocky Face,

Lavendar tris, lemon and orange
lilies 5c each, hardy sunflowers
Japanese y 15 dozen; red
and white yy roses, velvet and
Seven Sisters roses 15c each, Sara
Manis, Rocky Face. :

ave eight 5 year old gardenias
for sale $1.50 each; thirty Hast-
ings 2 yr. old everblooming roses
40c each. Mrs. J, W. Edwards,
Rt. 1, Spring Vale.

Red and white dogwoods 3 ft.
high $1.00 PP; azaleas mixed col-
ors 18 for $1.00 PP; Spruce, pines
2 ft. 4 for $1.00; orange day lilies
$1.00 per C; snowdrops 300 for
$1.72, Mrs, Elsie Beaton, Mineral
Bluff,

Rhododendrens, white pine,
Mtn, laurels erabapple, red and
yellow azaleas, red and white dog-
wood, tulip poplar. coralberry
holly, red Japonicas, well rooted

$1.00; holly trees 4 ft, high 50c
each, Orders mixed if desired, Del,
in lots of 3 or more, Gordon Mor-
gan, Stillmore, .

Dbl, pompon zinnias 20 cup-
ful, winter marigolds 15 cupful,'
Giant size summer marigolds 25
cupful; lupine seed 10c tsp, full;
blanket flower 15 tablespoonful,
Mrs, Lillie Mae Johnson, Rt, 1,
Grayson,

Rhododendrons, wild magnolias,
poplars, sweet shrubs, Witch Haz-
el $1.00 dozen; red dcgwoods 60
dozen, Mtn, laurels, white dog-

C; trailing arbutus 2 dozen
, Add postage. Mrs, Nora El-
lis, Mineral Bluff,

Pink, white rhodedendrons 13

| for $1.00; Mtn, laurel, red, white

dogwocd 60c per dozen; mixed col,
azaleas 15 for $1,00; white altheas
2 ft, $1.00 dozen; pink almond,
Cherokee roses $1.00 doz, Add
postage, Mrs, Mary J, Heaton,
Care of E, Heaton, Mineral Bluff,

$1,00 per C 12 to 14 in, high, Te

per C 8 to 10 in, Makes an im-

oe hedge, C. A, Rowland,
thens,

Rose pink canna bulbs 25 doz,
dark red 20c dozen; planting rice
4c per tb. Exc, for equal value,
GC, 0, Griffin, Rt 3, Vienna

Mixed gladicla blooming size

M Add postage, Mrs, W, J, Bruce,
Rt, 1, Decatur,

Large Pompon Zinnia seed, al-
so Cut em and come again Zin-
nia Seed, Tom Thumb variety, any
kind, two tablespoons full for 10c,

Temple,

Well rooted shrubbery $1.00 doz,
purple lilacs, yellow roses, bridal
wreath, red Japonicas, Golden

white spirea, 4 colors azaleas,
Mtn, laurel, Exc, for good feed
sacks 10 each. Mrs, Grace Webb,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

phlox 30c doz, dwarf boxwood,

silver abrutus, $1 ea. moss roses,

3, 25c, azaleas, peach roses, wis-

teria, 2, 25c, white narcissi, 25c

doz, blue iris, 30c doz, Add post-

Mrs, W, M, Garren, Morgan-
nm,

White Iris, large amount, would
like exe. for other colors of Iris;
large type chrysanthemums, exc,
for shrubbery, holly or,magnolia

for sale or exc, for anything can
use same value, pumpkin,
cantaloupe, white multiplying
onicns, Mrs, Pauline Kerce, Car-
tersville, Rt, 1.

vine honeysuckle, shasta daisies,
altheas, 10c ea, purple lilac, sweet-

Iris, 15 doz, azaleas 30c doz,
crabapple, white and spruce pines,
laurels, rhododendrons, 60c doz,
add postage, Bettie Owen, Elli-

geranium cuttings,| jay

ay,

Holly, Mtn. laurel, maples;
honeysuckle, white pine, crabap-
ple, white and red dogwood, 15c
ea, trailing Arbutus, evergreen
galax, fall pinks, 15 doz; Mrs.
Ellen Roper, Mineral Bluff,

Hardy hibiscus, Weeping Mary,

ink almond and crepe myrtle,

ridal wreath, pink weigelias,
dogwood, old fashioned roses, 10c
ea. several varieties Iris. daffodils
jonquils, 15 doz, Mrs, J, W. Sil-
ver, Talking Rock

100 baby spruce, $5.00; Forsy-'
thia, Jasmine, White pine, Holly,
Cedar, 25; Moss, Peach, Black,
White, Pink, American Beauty
roses, Azalia, ood, Mtn,
Laurel, Coralberry, $1.00 doz;
Jonquils, Snowdreps, Narcissi.
Arbutus, Violets, $1.00 C, Mrs. J.
H. Penland, Ellijay.

King Aflred daffodil bulbs, $1,
100. mixed variegated chrysan-
themums, 25c doz. white narcissi
bulbs. 25c doz. Brideswreath, 25c
ea. Chinese pinks, Mrs, Effie Car-
ter, Temple, Rt. 1.

Double Japonicas, red, yellow,
white. pink. 4 yrs. well rooted,
50c ea. dogwocd. pink, red, yel-
low. white 4. $i. honeysuckle,
50c ea. Ivy T5c ea. Peonies, $1,00
doz. raspbe:ry 50c bunch, Miss
Etta Parrett. Bulijay. Rt. 3.

Boxwoods, different sizes, 50 to
$25. ea. fob. Mrs, R. I, Algood,
Oxford.

Nicely rooted coral berry bush,
purple lilac, sweetshrubs_ spirea,
4 kinds. Aitheas, English dogwood
Forsythia rooted roses. 20c ea.
del, Mrs, C. A. Rice, Maxeys,

Double Japonicas, red. white,
pink. yellow. 8 yrs, 50 ea. double
dogwood. red, pink. yellow, 4, $1.
Large raspberry 50c bunch, dcub-





$1.00 dozen: Iris lilies 80c per C,
Mrs, M. Henry, Mineral Bluff,

le peonies $1 doz. Ivy, $1 ea Mrs |
J.C, Keener, Ellijay. Rt, 3. :

; Shrubs, holly, Mtn, La
red, yellow azaleas, Hoa

woods 75c dozen; azaleas 15 for)
| $1,00 mixed colors; Ssnowdrops 50c

Citrus Trifoliator Hedge Plants

bulbs 1e each or cheaper by the:

All colors, Mrs, Mae Watson, RFD
{mixes azaleas, 25c, mixed mums

bells, pink weigelia, pink, red and |

Globe arbutus, 4 $1, perennial

or large, white dbl. dahlias, seed
dill

Red velvet. roses, red japonicas, |

shrubs, 20c ea, lavender, purple:


















; . J, T,

Pattillo, LaGrange, Rt, 4, Box 79,
Black and white poe sweet-

urel, pi

crabapple, red, white dogwood, 3
ft, $1, doz, trailing A~butus, ever-
ad pastas, J Ee Roper, Mines

posi . J, H, e-
ral Bluff, :

Sweetshrubs, holly, crabapple,
white and black pines, pink, red
and yellow azaleas, vhoabder: -
drons, red and white dogwood, 3
ft. $1 doz, evergreen galax, trail-
ing Arbutus, 35c doz, Well rooted,
Add postage, F, F, Roper, Mine-
ral Bluff, z

Iris, May Queen, Madame Che-
rau, Ambassador, Celeste, Smoke
Pearl, Kocha and Blue Siberian,
10c ea, White Wisteria, snowballs,
white and yellow Kerria, l5e ea,
Add postage, Mrs, L, W, Slaugh-
ter, Rising Fawn,

Shasta. daisies, white Narcissi,
fall-blooming asters, fox glove,
20c doz, blue violets, pink verbe-
na, de bunch; old time red velvet
roses, 20c ea, 6 for $1, Mrs, H, R.
Tallant, Cumming, Rt, 2, Bae

Magnolia, laurel, red holly, |
crepe myrtle, spireas, all colors;
roses, crabapple, coral berry dog-
wood, almonds, azaleas, greybeard
15 each, Postage pd. on 50, Gro-
ver Lewis, Toomsboro, fae

Grandpa Greybeards, 2 1-2 to
3 ft, blcomimne size, to
name, 5 for $1; Queen Ann Lace,
Dusty Miller, 10 doz, purple
flags 30c doz, red climbing honey-
Suckle, 3, 25, Exc, for white feed
sacks 8c -ea, Both pay postage.
ye Oscar Phillips, Ashland, Rt,

Balm of Gilead, 25 ea. Goose
Plum, 20c doz, larkspur, 25 doz,

25c doz. crabapple 20 ea, or 6
for $1, Himalaya berry, l6e a,,
or $1.doz, Kudzu vines, 10 ea,,
or $1 doz, Wm, Chamblee, Cum-
ming, Rt, 2,
Century plants, 25c ea, smail
sizes, others 5) to 75c, $1.00 a,.
Add postage, Mrs, D. F, Sheppard,
Daisy,
Sweet myrtle, sweet bays, mag-
neolia, dogwoods, pink a ee
tle, crabapples 1 ft, 10e, 3 ft, 25c_
4 ft, 35c; banana plants, 1 ft,25c,
2 ft. 75e, chrysanthemums, 20c_
doz, Add postage, Bllen Davis,
Toomsboro, Rt, 2. ae
_Hardy phiox, mums, violets, I-
ris, Golden Glow, 24, 25c, hybis-
cus, oak leaf hydrangia, 4, 25c,
verbena, thrift, hyacinths, 25
doz, dahlias, 40c doz, Tiger lilies.
3 large or 6 small, 25c ea, or exc,
for white sacks; Mrs, Sarah Gitin-.
dle, Dahlonega, Rt, 1,

pple



eo







Rhododendrons, crabap
laurel, all colors dogwood, azal-
eas, pink Cherokee roses, Red
Bud, 3 ft, well roote stpaid
$1.00 doz, pink perennial Phiox,
$1,00, 100, pink almond, boxwoods,
6 for $1.00, Sadie Wilson, Mor-
ganton, ie eee

Scotch brooms, butterfly bush- .
es, Abelia, Spirea, Ligustrum, all
colors wild azaleas, mpas grass,
red bud, 25c ea, galax, 10c bunch,
Mrs, Jewell C, Moore, Lawrence-
ville, Rt, 2, : Ee

March roses, 25c ea, Unknown
lily bulbs, 6, $1.00, small running
Juniper, 25c ea, Goldband lilies,
25c doz, Boxwoods, small, 25 ea
James Carter, Temple, Rt, 1. Fh

Pink thrift, rooted, 40c, 100 or
300 for $1.00, Add postage. Mrs,
J, H, Duke, Wrens. : 22k

King Alfred bulbs, T5c, 100;
boxwoods, 2 yrs. 25c ea., Japan-
ese blue Iris 40 doz, perennial
Phlox. pink, 10 doz, Larkspur,
all colors, 10c doz, Add postage,
Curtis Wright, Buchanan, Rt, 1.

Red Gladioli bulbs, blooming
size, 25 doz, del, Mrs, Floy Cle-
ments, Glennville, Rt, 1, Box 37,

Butterfly lilies, 3, 25c, Coral
vine, blooming siz, 3, 30c, Verbe-
na, purple red and white, 12 reot-
ed. 25c. cannas, pink, 12, 30e,
creme myrtle, white, 2, 40c, No
exc, PP 50c order, Mrs, Ida Tay=-
lor, Arlington, Rt. 2. A Sage













Dahlia bulbs, Michael s
Millionaire, Rose, Earl, red tip,
Elinor, pink. Amon, autumn, Jete
sey beauty, 15 ea, 7, Tt, Cape
jasmine in pots, 40c ea, Add poste
age. Bessie Martin, Gaines
Rt, 5. : sso oe

20,000 Fine cannas, City of
Portland. Eureka, white, $3, R00;
President, red, Armenia, yellow;
$250. 100: King Humbert, red,
$3 100: Lilac bushes, 25c ea, Gif
ferent colors fine chr <

. Camp,

mums. $1, 100; Mrs, J,
daffodils, 60,



Cordele,
Yellow trumpet

100; winter blooming jasmine, 8, |

25c purple Iris, 20e doz, Include

postz:ge. Ethel Sullivan, Marietta,

Rt,-2,











Page Four

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Well rooted dwarf boxwoods,
$1.50, 100; 500 for $6.00; larger
size, $2.00, 100; spireas, cherry
Jaurel, English dogwood, yellow
Kerria, abelias, $1 doz, Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville,

Thrift, bright pink, 50c, 100;
Babys breath, sweet yellow jas-
mine, January jasmine, 2 jr.
sizes, 3, 25c, Orders for 50c del,
in Ga, Mrs, Alma Scott, Concord,

Mixed hardy Phlox; blue, white
violets, down hill vine, mixed
colors chrysanthemums, 2 doz.
25c; golden glow 25c doz, oak
leaf hydrangia, 4, 25c, Mrs, Lona
P, Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt, 1.

Japonicas, Brides Bouquet, Bri-
dal Wreath, pink Almond, holly-
hocks, 5c ea, jonquils narcissi,
day lilies, 50c C, purple Iris 50c
C, add postage, Lizzie Barnes,
-Oakman,

3 Camellias, 6 ft. dbl, deep rose,
all for $1.00 here, Mrs, J, Johnson,
dr, Dixie,

Dib, bright red, white and extra
large pink geranium cuttings,
white begonia, 3 25c del, Ida
Wright, Alto, Rt, 1,

6-8 ft, boxwood, $1 doz, 4-6 in,
5c doz, 50 each size $3; water-
melon red crepe myrtle $1 doz,
$5 C, old fashioned white Ena-
glish dogwood 25c ea, $1 per doz,
red Cydonica Japonica 25c ea, 5
for $1, yellow winter jasmine 50c
doz, magnolia glaucia, trees, 25
ea, 5 for $1; Mrs, C, M. Robinson,
Greenville.

Red crepe myrtle, red and yel-

- low roses, flowering quince gol-
denbell, English dogwood, 3, 25c,
purple lilac, 25c ea, Ida Souther-
land, Ellijay, Rt, 3.

Mtn, laurel, rhododendron,
hemlock, ivy, spruce, white pine,

well rooted, 20 in, $1 doz, pre-
paid; holly, mimesa, cedar, 25
ea. loblolly seedlings, cheap, ship-
ped in burlap, wet moss. Gordon
Hunnicutt, Tallulah Falls,

Red japonicas, red dogwood

- tulip, pcplar, pink rhododendrons,
flowering Almonds, 30c doz, le-

- mon lilies, red day lilies, narcissi,
snowdrops, Iris, 20c doz, well root-
ed, Mrs. Florence Heaton, Miner-
al Bluff,

Narcissi, buttercups, 60 per $1.
white peonies, 25c ea, cedar.
sweetshrubs, 10c ea, also white
guano bags 10c. Exc, for 4 gallons
onion sets at 50c gallon, Mrs.
Oscar Matthews, Cartersville, Rt.

3.

Dbl, pink roses, $1 doz, Mtn.
laurel, rhododendron, sweetshrubs,
red dogwood, azaleas, white dog-
wood, crabapple, well rooted, 3 ft.
$1 doz, add postage; L, L, Waters,

Hurst, :

White narcissi, yellow jonquil
bulbs, $1 per C, yellow long trum-
pet daffodil bulbs, $1 per C; Mrs.
Clay S. Brown, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Evergreen privet hedge seed 20c
cupful, or exc. for tablespoonful

French Hibiscus (double Hibiscus

seed) evergreen privet hedge cut-

tings, 25c C, or 35c per C cut-
_ tings, postpaid; F, B. Moore, Su-
- wanee.

Evergreen bush, well rooted,
%5c ea. white narcissi bulbs, 15
doz, red canna 25c doz, grass
pinks 10c doz, phlox 10c dez, or
25c C, fuchias, well rooted, 15
a Mrs, Lester Phillips, Royston,

t. 1, =

Yellow and white jonquils, long
trumpet daffodils, $1 per C; blue
spider lily, dbl. yellow Regal lily
= Se Nora McCurley, Hartwell,
Rt. 2.

Blooming pansies, dbl, larkspur
5c doz, $1 per 100 or $3.50 for
500 plants; mixed petunias and
rosymorn petunias, English dais-
jes. 25c doz. $1.50 per C; Mrs.
_ Willie Wise, Wadley.

Gladioli bulbs, 15c doz, or exc.
for dried peaches or apples, or
white feed sacks, 100 lb. washed

and free from holes, dozen bulbs
for Ib. or fruit, or doz. bulbs for

- @ sacks, bronze color bulbs, Mrs.
W. R. Mallard, Jesup, Rt. 2.

Peonies, 25c ea. tiger lilies, blue

- Iris, blue Easter lilies, white nar-
cissi, red cannas, sweet peas, 10c
doz, or 65c per C; blue hyacin-
ths. 10c ea. or 3 for 25c, sweet-



shrub, 10c, add postage, Dora
Mosley, Bremen, Rt, 2.
- Rhododendron, Mtn. laurel,

Grampsy greybeard, azalea, white
and spruce pine, cedar, hemlock,
Birch, dogwood, 2-5 ft, 4 for 25c;
gpicewood bushes, 3, 25c, also
or. myrtle, trailing arbutus, 6
; ches 25c, add postage under
@0c; Margaret Ferguson, Murray-
Wille, Rt. 1.
Blue flags, 25c doz, purple lilac,
9Hc ea, peachtree roses, 15c ea,
mrandering Jew, 15c doz. May
trees, 15c ea, 2 for 25c,
ue plums, 15c, 2 for 25c, goose
10c ea. clear seed peach,
Gc ea, Mrs, Ebb Tallant, Cum-
ming, Rt. 2,

Larkspur, gaillardia, johny
empups, ragged robins, 10c doz.
ghasta daisies, perennial

_ gweet peas, 10c rooted plant, Add
4 Mrs, BE, L. Rogers, Grif-

Bkhie spider lilies, $1 doz, white
fend yellow jonquils, butter and
BES, cos daffodils, $1
= C, perennial larkspur,
0c doz. or exc, for white feed
sacks; . a a strawberry



Rt, | postage. Mrs, Marion Ho Ri,

MARKET

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Min, laurel, red and white dog-
wood, sweetshrubs, azaleas, rho-
dodendrons, black pines, Chero-
kee roses $1; peach rose, white
pine 15c ea, tiger lilies, 30ce doz,
trailing arbutus, snowdrops, 15
doz. add postage. J, W. Pickelsi-
mer, Mineral Bluff,

Evergreen laurels, hemlock,
rhododendrons, white pine, dog-
wood, crabapple, sweetshrubs,
reoted, 90c doz, Almond, althea,
Forsythia, Weigelia, 15c, all colors
azaleas, 40c doz, blue, purple, lav-
ender Iris, 20c doz, add postage.
Linda Evans, Ellijay, Rt. 4,

Dbl, yellow japonicas, 25c, pink
weigelia, white althea, dbl, pink
Almond, Forsythia, snowball, 15c,
azaleas, 40c doz, sweetshrubs,
dogwood, laurel, white pine, hem-
lock, ivy, '75c doz, purple, laven-
der Iris, 20c doz, rooted, add
ee Lora Shepard, Ellijay,
Rt. 2,

Jonquils, daffodils, snowdrop,
25c for 2 doz, or $5 per 1000; pur-
ple and lavender Iris, orange day
lilies 15c doz, Bridal Wreath,
peachtree roses, 10c ea, Mrs, Katie
Dalton, Talking Rock,:Rt, 2.

All colors azaleas, 50c doz, dbl.
yellow Japonica, 25c ea, dbl, pink
Almond, pink althea, pink, red
weigelias, snowball, Forsythia.
15c ea. royal purple, lavender
Tris, 20c doz, laurels, spruce pines
7c doz, rocted, add postage, B.
A, Shepard, Ellijay. Rt. 4.

Orange amarylis, 10c ea, $1 doz.
white tuberose, pink gladioli,
white Iris, red spider, white fairy
lily, 25c doz, lavender perennial
phiox 30c doz, add postage, no
stamps, Mrs, W. L. Whigham,
Whigham, Ga.

Sweetshrubs, Forsythia, purple
lilac, red japonicas, altheas, 20c
ea, purple and lavender Iris 15
doz. laurels, rhododendrons, holly,
white and spruce pines, 60c doz,
azaleas 35c doz, red velvet roses,
yollow pinks, Dusty Miller, 10c
ea, sell or exc, for feed sacks,
Mrs. Eva Charles, Ellijay, Rt, 2.

Jonquils, daffodils, Star of Be-
thlehem bulbs, 75 for $1, dbl, daf-
fodils, $1 per C, orange day lilies
15e doz, yellow and white Chero-
kee roses, peachtree roses, 10c ea,
a J. BR, Gable, Talking Rock,
Rt, 2,

All colors azaleas, 40c doz, al-
thea, Forsythia, 15c ea mtn, lau-
rel, ivy, white and spruce pines,
80c per doz, well rooted, add post-
age. Miss Minnie Shephard, East
Ellijay.

Crabapple, all colors azaleas,
rhododendrons, blooming size,
75c doz, dogwood, laurels, hem-
lock, white pine $1 doz, sweet-
shrubs 50c doz, red, white altheas,
pink Almond, Forsythia, 15c, add
postage; J. R. Hix, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Violets, crange lilies 30c per C;
iris, daffodils, narcissus, golden
glow, parsley 15c per doz,; peach
roses, thornless yellow roses, well
rooted 10c each, Add pcstage, No
stamps, Myrtle Vick, Rt, 3, Box
73, Ellijay. f

Shrubbery, dbl, red cannas 5
doz. $1.00, Physostegia 10c doz, cr
exchange for chickens, calf, pigs.

Write, Mrs, E, Fountain, Fort

Valley,

Roses, red, white, pink, well
rooted 10c each, rose and hedge
cuttings 2c each; larkspur, straw-
berry plants 1@c per doz,; azale-
as; Mtn, laurel 4 for 25c, holly-
hock 5c each, Add postage, Mrs.
Henry Vick, Rt. 3, Ellijay,

Red King Humbert cannas 50c
dozen del,; Huonymus boxwood
(medium sized, glossy leaves)
small, well rooted 15c each, $1.50
a dozen del, Mrs, Jennie M, De-
Loach, Rt, 1, Box 60, Townsend,

Yellow cupped white narcissus
10 dozen; Mammoth zinnias,
Fall marigold, gaillardia seed 10c
cup; early bearing strawberry
plants $1.00 per M, Add postage.
Exchange for nandinas, white hy-
drangeas, Mrs, Sam Smith, Rt, 2,
Austell, =

Long leaf pine seed for sale 50c
lb. FOB, F,. M. Clark, Rt, 4, Ca-
milla.

Rooted spirea Thunbergi 15c ea,
$1.00 per doz; Running Juniper
rooted 3 pieces 50c; abelia cut-
tings 14 inch, 25c dozen; Dbl, pink
and red altheas 3 ft, 25c; rift
50 plants $1.00. 50c orders or over
postpaid, Mrs, W. L, Daniel, Rt,
1, Dawson

3 ft. acacias 25c each; abelias,
American pillar roses 20c each;
Sweet William plants, mixed col-
ors 25c dozen; Larkspur, Ragged
robins 15 dozen; mixed petunias
10c doz, Add postage, Mrs, R, W.
Tanner, 207 Berkeley Drive, Ma-
con, :

Four or five double Tiger lily
bulbs Chave 50 flowers to stalk)
30c per bulb, Already rooted, PP.
Mrs, Othella Reese, Rt, 2, Austell,

50 rooted boxwoods 10c each;
red nest onion sets 10c Ib, 40c
gal; yellow King Humbert can-
nas 50c dozen; Perkins roses 25
dozen: Pear and Purple fig sprout
10c each, $1.00 dozen, Add post-
age, Miss Minnie Florence, Du-
rand, se

Old fashioned Dusty Miller, well
rooted 5 for 10c; milk and wine
lily bulbs 6 for 25c; mums, small
varieties 2 each color 25c; dbl,

aoe

.| white althea 6 cuttings 25, Add



gece,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Lilac, English dogwood, azalea,
flowering quince, crepe myrtle,
cedars, rhododendrons, altheas,
jonquils, narcissus, purple iris,
Mtn, fern, blue grass, Exchange
for box flowers or white sacks,
Mrs, Prince Jones, Talking Rock,

Van Houtte, Anthony, Billardi,
white spirea 10c each; pink wei-
gelia, Pride of Rochester 10c each
Irish Junipers 25c ea, Swedish
Junipers 35c each, All fob, Bre-
men. Mrs, M, L. Westbrook, Bre-
men,

All colors azaleas 40q dozen;
Mtn, huckleberries 30c doz.; black
muscadine 15cc each; crabapple,
black walnut 10c each; sassafras,
yellow root, May apple root 20c
lb, Add postage. Miss Audria
James, Rt, 3, Ellijay,

Little yellow cluster sweet
scented April blooming narcissus
75c per C, Add postage, Miss Alice
Webb, RFD 3, Monroe,

Emperor jonquils and daffodils
10c dozen, $5.00 per M; garlic
ipulbs same price, Mrs, B, H, Os-
born, Roy.

Pink thrift 45c per C, 75c for
200; Shasta daisies 50 for 50c,
90c per C; pink Queen Anne lace
4 doz, 50c dbl, white sweet scent-
ed pinks 50c per C, 200 for 280c,
Miss Fannie Ford, 1018 S, E, Main
St., College Park,

Purple iris, orange day lilies,
white narcissus, jonquils 75c per
; blue spider lilies, purple fox-
glove, pink phlox 15 dozen; aza-
leas, all colors 40c dozen; butter-
cups, butter and eggs, violets 15c
doz, Add postage, Claudia James,
Rt, 3, Ellijay.

Dbl, Japonicas, red, pink, white,
4 yr, old, well rocted 50c each;
dbl, peonies $1.00 dozen; red dog-
wood 4 for $1.00; Black King 35c
doz.; honeysuckle 50c each. Mrs,
Madie Crombie, Rt. 3, Ellijay,

Hundreds of daffodil blooms,
Make offer; Hastings Early truck-
er corn 10c per Ib.; Wanted root-
ed Cape Jasmine and weifelia,
Exchange iris bulbs for same.
Write, M, Pettit, Pike, .

State inspected certified can-
nas, apricots, King Humbert,
President, Wyomine, Yellow King
Humbert 60c dozen, $300 per C,
del, S, L, Calfee, Brunswick,

Privet hedge $2.00 per C, well
rooted, . D, Forest Decker,
Brunswick,

Wild azaleas, mixed colors 50c
per doz,; evergreen mountain fern
40c per doz,; red velvet roses,
deep pink roses 15c each. No
checks, Miss Viola Hensley, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Dark purple, lavendar iris,
crange lilies, daffodils, Star of
Bethlehem, leopard lilies $1.00 per
C; snowballs, pink hibiscus, weep-
ing Linda, golden bell, yellow for-
sythia, white Baster rose, purple
and pink altheas 2 for 25c, Mrs.
Mollie Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 49,
Ellijay. ee

Milk and wine lilies 50c dcz,;

red spider $1.50 per C; white or
purple wisteria, trumpet vine,
English dogwood, sweet shrub,
buddleia,. spirea 10c each, 3 for
25c, Add postage on small orders.
Polly: Harrell, Rt. 5, Quitman,
- Mixed colcrs azaleas 40c doz,;
Golden Bell, pink almond, red
althea, white spirea, pink wei-
gelia, red, yellow Japonicas, pur-
ple wisteria, Yellow Jasmine,
honeysuckle 10c each; Mtn,
huckleberry 30c doz, Add postage,
Mrs. Will James, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Dbl. bronze marigcld seeds, old
fashioned. cocks comb seed 10c
per pkg.; Want to exchange three
2 year old steers and 2 cows ages
10 and 18 years respectively for
white or brown leghorns, Mrs,
Nettie Martin, Box 109, White
Oak,

3000 more yellow narcisus 15c
per C; verbena, scarlet, purple,
pink variegated, well rooted 10c
each; dbl, red-cannas 40c per C;
bunch honey suckle variegated 3
cuttings 10c; baby breath spirea
same price, Add postage, Mrs,
M, D, Holland, Rt, 2, Meigs,

Extra nice dwarf poxwood, Will
sell cheap, Mrs. Catherine Bishop,
Rt. 2, Fayetteville, oa

Two large boxwood 8 to 12 ft.
high in good shape $15.00; old
fashioned yellow rose bushes with
no thorns 30c doz, Delbert Free,
Rt. 2, Waco,

Old fashioned blue flags $1,00
per C; dbl, daffodils, narcisus
75c per C; mixed chrysanthemum
25c doz.; blue, white iris $1.00
per C; mixed hollyhocks 25c dcz,
R. K, Hughey, Rt, 1, Fairmount,

Healthy, ostrich plume fern,
well rooted 26c per plant. Can
supply. several. Will pay postage,
Mrs, L, A, McKibben, Rt, 2, Wa-
co, eee

Red leaf cannas, hollyhocks,
mixed colors 25c each; Mtn, lau-
rels, rhododendrons, moxed. col-
ors azaleas Tic doz,; purple, yel-
low. iris 25 doz, All well rooted,
a postage, Estell Duvall, Elli-

4

Mtn, laurels, rhododendrons $1
me pees. Sais azaleas bloom-

ig size 75c doz; purple, yellow
iris 30c. doz; red. leaf cannas,

hollyhocks 25c each, Add post-

age, Mildred Martin, Ellijay,

BULLETIN



Tuesday, February 15, 1938





FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

4 Junipers 3 ft, $1.00; weigelias
large 2 for 25c; spirea, red quince
pink almond, hibiscus 3 for 25;
all colors hollyhocks 6 for 25;
giant purple iris $1.00 per C, El-
len Silver, Talking Rock,

Cut flowers for sale, Yellow
daffodils, white narcissus, yellow
nareissus, Mrs, E, J, May, War-
then,

Peach roses, purple lilacs, sil-
ver maples, forsythia, snowball,
red flowering pear, white August
lilies, pink peony, rooted boxwood
6 in, high, Any three for 25c, Add
postage, Mrs, Willie Panter, Rt,
1, Morganton

Bedding pansy plants, . mixed
colors $1.00 per C; 15 Swiss Giant
plants extra with orders for 100,
Postpaid, Mrs, T, C, Bee, Rt. 3,
Newnan,

Yellow cannas, purple iris 75c
per C; paper white narcissus 50
per ; purple lilacs 2 for 25c,
Mrs, John Weaver, Rt, 2, Tem-

ple,

Dbl. pom-pon zinnia seeds 20c
cupful, winter marigold 20c cup-
ful: giant size summer marigolds
25c cupful;lupine seed l5c tea-
spoon full; blanket flower 10c
teaspoonful, Mrs, Charlie John-
son, Rt, 1, Grayson, :

Large dahlia, zinnia seed, dbl,
pompon seed, 40c cupful post-
paid, Mrs, Ethel Adams, Rt, 1,
Grayson, :

Several well rooted Cape Jas-
mine and several white, pink and
red oleanders, Make offer, Mrs,
Harry J, Floyd, Rt, 2, Chipley.

Purple Iris, 80c C, Sweet Wil-

liam and Larkspur, 15c doz, 500
April blooming Narcissi, $3. 10
small boxwoods, $1.50, other
shrubs, Mrs, G. L, Tallant, Cum-
ming,
Dahlia type zinnias, all colors,
15c teacupful or exc, for white
bunch butterbeans, also mam-
moth pod okra, 15c teacupful,
Mrs, B. L, Ashe, Bishop, Rt, 1,
Box 141, d

Red and yellow azaleas, pink
Cherokee roses, rhododendrons,
Mtn, laurels, red, white dogwood,
silver maples, poplar, pussy willow
crabapple, coralberry, spruce pine,
holly, 75 doz, red Japonicas, 25
ea. Rooted, Postpaid, Gladys Rob-
inson, Mineral Bluff,

Blue grape hyacinth bulbs, 50c
C, or 500 for $2; Sir Watkins daf-
fodils $1 CG, double white feverfew,
Bee Ce: Miss Vena Brown, Hart-
well,

Lavender Iris, 25e doz, Grandpa
Greybeards, 2 to 3 ft. 7 for $1.00.
Add postage; pink and white spi-
rea, 10c ea,; Mrs, Buren Bellamy,
Ashland,

Pink Weigelia, winter Jessa-
mine, red quince, white spirea,
pink almonds, mixed hibiscus, 2,
25c: purple and white Iris, 2 doz.
25c; hollyhocks, hardy peas, 6,
25c, Add postage. Ovey Silver,
Talkin: Rock,

Hastings best cannas, red, pink
white; pink Almonds, white Eng-
lish dogwood, dbl, white althea,
sweetshrubs, rooted, 15c ea. white,
yellow Narcissi, white purple Iris,
15c doz, Mrs, E. L, Smith, Wadley.
Garlic bulbs, 25c dozen, Catnip
and horehound 25c doz, Yellow
jonquils, 25 for 25c, or 50 for 40c,
wild cherry bark, 20 lb. Mrs, Mar-
. tha White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box



(37,

Red Japonicas, 25c ea. royal
purple Iris, 20c doz, mixed col-
ors Azaleas, blooming size, 50c
doz, red velvet roses 15c ea. 3,
25, white spruce pines, 60c doz,
crabapple, holly, 50c doz. Exc, for
feed sacks, Add postage, Mrs.
Benjamin Charles, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Double white feverfew, 25c doz,
blue grape hyacinth bulbs, 50c C,
500 for $2, Sir Watkins Daffo-
dils $1 per C, jonquils 50c C, Mrs,
Joel M, Bobo, Hartwell,

Azaleas, 35c doz. white spirea
10 ea, pink perennial Phlox, 40c
doz, jonquils, double and single
25c. doz, Mtn, Laurel, rhododen-
drons, white pine 70c doz, Add
pestage, Mrs, T, M, Lock, Elli-
Jay, Rt, 2. Se

Yellow jonquils, dbl, yellow but-
ter and eggs, white narcissi, $1, C,
perennial yellow larkspur and
sweet William, 50c doz, wild ferns
$1.75, . running cedar $1 doz.
blue spider lilies, $1 doz, Mrs.
T. H. MeCurely, Hartwell,

Red and white dogwood, azal-
eas, red pink and yellow; white
pine, holly, crabapple, $1 doz,
Heartease, galax, shell pink ar-
butus, fern, 25c doz, G, M. Wil-
son, Hurst.

Purple wisteria, doz, cuttings
$2; large pink thrift $2, C; 3 large
altheas, 3 ft. $1 ea, plus post-
age; Miss Mary Long, Culverton.

425 boxwood bushes, average 20
in high 12 in, spread, 50c ea, for
lot, not del, 4 to 6 in. plants, 50c
doz. $3 per C, del. Maude Hiamby,
Greenville,

Dahlias, Jersey Beauty, Dr. Te-
vis, White Wonder, Alexander
Waldie, Cuban Giant, Queen of
Garden. Beautiful, Jane Carrol,
Darline, Ammon Ray, Jersey Bea~
con, Pride of California, Madon-
na and others, $1.25 doz. post-
= Mrs. W. P, Bell, Duluth,

Iris, 15 different colors, for sale
or will exc, for gladioli, hyacinths
double, or for pie plants, Mrs, L,





|B, Coe, Eastanollee,



FLOWERS AND SEED
FORSALE =|

Dahlias, 36 varieties, $1.25 dom,
Kentucky, Marmion, Snowdrift,
Treasure Island, Dr, Tevis, Ava-
lon, Warner, Clansman, Primgj
Donna, Jersey Ideal, Rockwood,
Francis Larocco, etc, Mirs, Tavect <
Keener, Clayton, Rit, 2,

1937 Longleaf and slash ping
seed for sale, _d0d quality ae

leag at 50c Ib, slash $1.50
M, Clark, Camilla, Rt, 4,
Small size lilac, evergreen, ces
dar, dogwood, holly, bay, sweeg
myrtle, tea Olive, gall Derry Gn :
hedging) pink honeysuckle, mags
nolia, sweetshrubs, climbing jase
mine, flowering almond, jon=
quils, 10 ea, Add postage, Few
Wisteria, 12c ea, wateroaks, 12q;
order less 40c, Mrs, S, B. Wynm
Toomsboro, Rt, 2.

* Winter jasmine, Forsythia, bute
terfly Wush, althea, lilies, dbk
white Easter rose, yellow, red ja
ponicas, ea, 25c, 4, 65c, 8, $1
large pink Camellia japonica;
cheap at my home, Miss Eva Coge
burn, Alpharetta, Rt, 1. 4
Anthony Waterer spirea, red,
English dogwood, 1l5c root; sage
plants 10c, lemon lilies, 15 oe
doz, currant sprouts, rooted, 10c,
PP on 50c orders and over, Mrs,
R, P. Steinheimer, Brooks, -
Blue violets, white daisies, 25,
100; weeping willows; yellow Ja=
ponica, 10c ea, 3, 25c, Blooming)
size gladioli, mixed colors, 15
doz, 2 doz, 25c del, Mirs, Jane
Eller, Ella Gap. :
Snapdragon, :
variegated, seed 10c, teaspocnful,
Send postage, Mrs, I, N, Minish,
Commerce, Rt, 4, ie
White double tuberose, double
pink and single blue hyacinths,
25c doz, 5 doz, $1.00, Yellow jones
quils, buttercups, white narcissi,
50e, 100; 500 $1.75, Mrs, B, T,
Echols, Philomath :
Yellow Iris, blue, grey Califore
nia violets, pink Foxglove, white,
rose giant Phlox, goldenshowers,
paper white narcissi, dbi, white
daffodils, white snowdrops, 23
doz, white spirea, pink weigeias,
20c ea, no checks, Irene Powell,
Ellijay, Rt, 3, .
Royal Palmist and Rattlesnake
Master seed for sale, green or dry,
Florence Wade, Townsend,
Purple Iris, 25c doz, Jonquils,
15c doz, snowdrops, Star of Beth-

plants, 35c, 100, Exc, for onions
and cabbage pleats, Mrs, S. A,
Nix, Fairmount, Rt, 1, Box 49.
Chrysanthemums, many colors
and varieties, 50c doz, large types
30c doz, 4 doz, $1.00, small types
25c for 25, labeled and postpaid,

; Mrs, H, G, Woods, Donalsonville,

Rt, 3.

White spider Tiger lilies, extra
large bulbs 15 ea, 12 for $1.20;
royal purple, lavender Iris, 25
doz, all colors azaleas 40c doz,
English dogwood, laurels, rhodo-
dendrons, hemlocks, white pine,
75 doz, add postage, Mrs, Lee
Eller, Ellijay, Rt, 4.

Mtn, laurel, rhododendrons, A=
zaleas, all colors, dogwcod, red,
pink, yellow; redbud, coralberry,
japonicas, Cherokee roses, white
pine, well rooted, 3 ft. postpaid,
$1.00 dcz, Mrs, Boon Wilson, Mor=
ganton, :

Black, Bronze scuppernong, ~
muscadine, early Richmond cher-
ry, Damson, purple, wild goose
plum, Concord and Niagara grapes

(10c ea, 1 to 2 yr, peach trees,

leading var, 15c ea. guaranteed,
A. E, Entrekin, Bowdon, Rt, 2.

All colors azaleas, 40c doz, deg-
wood, sweetshrubs, evergreen lau-
rels, white, spruce pines, Eng-
lish dogwood 80c doz, blue, white
lilac, pink, red Weigelia, sncwball,
Forsythia, althea, dbl, pink Al-
mond, dbl, yellow. japonica, 15c,
royal purple, blue Iris, 20c doz,
Add postage, Martha Eller, Elli-
jay. Rt, 2. i

Red and white dogwood, 25
ea, dbl, yellow japoniea 25 ea,
mixed colors azaleas, 50c doz,
poxwood 25c, daffodils 50c doz,
laurels, ivy, 2 to 3 ft, 3 for $1,
Hardy sunflowers 25 doz. Add
pages Velvey Hensley, Ellijay,
Rt. 3.

- Redbuds, japonicas, red, yellow,
pink and orange azaleas, awarf
hydrangias, pink and white dog=-
woods, mtn, laurels and rhodod=
endrons, strawberry bushes, hol=-
ly, 2 ft, 10c ea, 75c doz,
Wilson, Culberson, N, , (Resi-
dent of Ga.)

Red and white dogwood, sweet-
shrubs, azaleas,
black pine, Cherokee roses, $1 doz,

trailing arbutus, tiger lilies, 30
doz. snowdrops 15 doz, Add post=-
age, Mrs, Hazel Roper, Mineral
Bluff, a e
Chinquapin, Rambler roses, red
pink, white, magnolia, holly, 6 va=
rieties spirea, crepe myrtle, crab=
apple, butterfly bush, Almonda,
other shrubs, 15c ea. or exc, for
garden seed and plants, Mrs, Ma-
mie Lewis, Toomsboro, a
Mixed larkspur, 10c spoonful,
marcissi 10c dozen or 90e C, old
fashioned Scallion button, 5
spconful, snowdrops sprouts, 15
ea, Add postage. Miss Margie
White, Temple, Rt, 2, Box 29, .









all colors, some

lehem, 35c, 100, Also strawberry

Ethel

rhododendrons,
peach rose, white pine 15c ea,






Spider 3 for 25c, Dr, Regal (Hem-

_ Mones, Ella Gap.

_ dogwood, holly, white pines, well

E Imcy Wilson, Sweet Gum.



Reet ene Tan















































_faurel, red dogwood, holly, sweet-

{Maude Brooks, Arlington, RFD,

: . sacks, add postage, D,
Wilson, Hurst,

- @ay lilies, jonquils, 35c doz, well
_ rooted, boxwood. cuttings, not

qhite pines, Mtn, Laurels, Azal-

thrift, pink and red verbena 15

_ nie jumpups, ragged robins, 15c

- Snow-Biall and Peonies.

Ib and postage. Bileen Page. At-
Janta, 1239 N. Highland Ave, N.

_ A. Exley, Rincon,



geraniums or fern, also
' green Ga. sugar cane near Al-

plants, Exec, lilies, shrubs, 2 yrs. |

A. Lewis, Toomsboro,

_P. Carver, Alapaha, Rt. 1.

'Crendiflora 3-4 ft, -6 Ligustrum
_Lucidum Macrophyllum 3 31-2 ft.
4 Thuja occidentalis pyramidalas

be good stock owth, Otis A.
pate. Atlanta, 2730 Habersham

Var, weigelias, many other shrubs,
bulbs and plants for tulips, nan-
dina,
_type mock orange, pink, red, white

pink Almond fcr tuberose bulbs
and pink Jersey giant beauty and
_ yellow dahlia bulbs. Mrs, Olana

: Madison St, -

'M. Noland, Atco,

Box 471,



- Tuesday, February 15, 1938 _

.FLOWERS AND SEED
a FOR SALE





"(Red and white dogwood, white

, holly,. sweetshrubs, Mtn,

1, well rooted, 3 ft, add post-

age, $1 doz, or exc, for good white

M. &E, Pickelsimer,

Azaleas, rhododendrons, Mtn,

Ss, White dogwocd, white

, 3 ft. $1 doz, jonquils, orange

y lilies, 35c doz, well rooted,

ood cuttings, not rooted, 75c

doz, add postage, K, S, Waters,
(Hurst,

Blooming size lily bulbs, red

See 3 for 25c prepaid, Mrs,

Min, Laurel, azaleas, sweet-
shrubs, white and red dogwood,
white pines, holly, well rooted,
8 ft. $1.00 doz, or exc, for aoe

Trailing arbutus, galax, orange

rooted, 50c doz, rhododendrons,
Mtn, laurel, red and white dog-
fwood, pink double roses, sweet-
shrubs, 3 ft. add postage, J, W.
(Waters, Rugby.
_ Privet hedge, rooted, $1.00 per
, mixed col, Iris, 60c C, lemon
lilies; 30c doz. weeping willows,
llow japonica, 10c ea. 3, 25c,
ue violets 25c del, Mrs, W, C,

Red dogwood, holly, sweetshrub,

eas, pink, red and yellow rhodo-
dendrons, white dogwood, crab-
apple, maple, 3 ft. $1.00 doz, Add
postage, E, G. Pickelsimer, Hurst,
Junipers, 12 in. 25c ea, 1 juni-
per abt, 4 1-2 ft. $1.25, lilacs, pur-
ple, 3, 25c, Snowballs, 2, 25
oe roses, 3, 25c, narcissi,
f per C, purple Iris, 10c for 50,
(Add postage, Mrs, Missouri Du-
Wall, Ellijay, Rt, 3, Box 50,
Rhododendrons, Mtn, Laurels, 5
ol, azaleas, tulip trees, sweet-
Shrubs, altheas, pink and white

rooted, 10c ea. 75c doz, trailing
erbutus and galax, 15c doz, Mrs,

_ Sweet violets, deep purple, 25
doz, purple crepe myrtle, large
| 2c ea, red verbena, 50
doz, all postpaid, Mrs, A, A, De-
fLoach, Townsend, Rt, 1.

Mixed gladioli bulbs 25 doz,
Shasta daisies, veronica, 25c doz,

clump, Phlox, Gaillardias, John-

doz, pot plants and shrubbery;
mee W,. A, Huff, Milledgeville,
if : 2:

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED

Exc, Collard seed or Running
and Bunch butter-bean seed for
Write
first, Mrs, E, D. Lawhorne, Sum-
ner,

Want dcgwood seed, will pay 25c





Want variegated japonicas, B.
Exc, miltiplying nest onion
plants for dahli. ulbs, chrysan-;
themums, large type, begonia, won
wan

bany, Mrs. Homi Jackson, Al-
bany, Rt, 2.

Want large flowering pink can-
na. yellow spotted red, fiery red
King Humbert cannas, for same,
or will sell ea, kind cannas or
mixed for 35c doz, 50c 2 doz, Add
pp see. Mrs. < E, Page, Dublin,
Want pinks, sweet blue violets,
thrift, phlox, mums, verbena, pct

or other value for same, Mrs. W.

Want several. Amour River
South, or California privet hedge
plants, State price and size, John

Want prices on 60 Abelia

3 1-2 4 ft, delivered Atlanta, Must

Exe, Abelia, hydrangia, lilacs,

Berluris Thornbergi, dbl.
weigelias and other I do not have,
Mrs. Joe Self, Young Cane.
Want exc. weigelias, white wis-
teria, red spider, lemon day lilies,

S. Fields, Thomasville, 411 N.
Want 25 Amur River Privet
edge plants. ft. priced reason-
ble postpaid, Mrs, Ruth Knox,
Appling, ee,

Will exchange ph-sostegia for
monthly rose or gladiola bulbs, or
button mums dozen for dozen. B.

Want large Japcnicas, boxwocds
md crepe myrtiles. Write full de-
cription. George M. Prince, P.O;



PLANTS FOR SALE

Kudzu Crowns, $6.00 M; small
lots slightly higher, R, E, Lee,
Concord, :

Strawberry plants, U.S. inspect-
ed Blakemore, $2 per M; W, A.
Gee, Varnell, Rt, 1,

Crystal wax Bermuda onion
plants, 75c M, del, M, L. Shef-
field, Baxley, Rt, 4, Box 152.
Klondike strawberry plants, 25
C. 8c 500; $1.50 M, del. Young
plants, prompt shipment, Clyde
Mathis, Flowery Branch,
Everbearing strawberry plants,
any amount, 20c C, or exc. value
for cabbage and Bermuda onion
plants, Party pay postage both
ways. Mrs, EB, J, Hughley, Frank-
lin, Rt, 2.

Mastodon strawberry plants, 35
C; 500, $1.85; $250 M; Lady
Thompson, 30c C; 500, $1.00; $1.75
M. Miss Verdine Whitmore,
Gainesville, Rt. 1,

Strong, healthy Kudzu plants,
2 to 5 yrs, old, $4.00 M, Clyde La-
nier, Graymont. Rt, 1.

White Crystal Wax, Yellow
Bermuda onion plants, 30c, 500;
75e M, del, J, P, Mullis, Baxley,
Rt. 4,

Klondike strawberry plants, 25c
C; 85c, 500; $1.50 M. del.; Ever-
bearing strawberry, 30c C; $1.15,
500; $2.00 M, del, Money order.
Mrs, L, B. Frye, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Lead, var., tomato plants, Mar-
globe, Baltimore, New Stone,
Matchless, all moss packed, $100

guar, G, W. Buchans, Bazley.

Frost-proof cabbage plants,
Chas., Early Flat Dutch and Co-
penhagen, 500, 40c; 75c M; 5 and
10 M, lots, 60c M. Good plants
and prompt -hipment, Mrs, Eural
Carter, Lake rark.

Marglobe and Baltimore toma-
to plants, $1.50 M, Del. to 3rd
zone. Ready to ship March 15th,
Macy Tyre, Baxley. Rt, 4,

Bermuda onion plants, white
and yellow, 75c M; Jersey and
Charleston Wakefield, Flat Dutch,
Copenhagen Market, frost-proof.
Cabbage plants now ready, 75c M,
S. E. Thompson, Baxley.

Lady Thompson strawberry
plants, 40c C, Himalaya berry
plants, 25c doz. or exc, 250 straw-
berry plants for 8 lbs. dried ap-
ples, Mrs, Henry F, Jarrell, But-
ler, Rt, 2.

Everbearing strawbe: plants,
30c C. $1.25 per 500, $2.00 M;
Klondyke 25c, 80c 500. $1.50 M.,
del. Mrs. Ara Waldrip, Flowery
Byanch, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants, 25
C, 80c 500, $1.50 M, del, Prompt
shipment, Reyce Waldrip, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt, 1.

Extra large sweet firm meat
Lady Thompson strawberry plants
25c C, $2.25 M, earliest imp.
Klondike, 20c , del. Mrs, J, 8S,
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Early Jersey and Charleston
Wakefield cabbage plants, 15 C.
$1.25 M, Iceberg lettuce, 15c C,
white Bermuda onion, lic C,
$1.25 M, also fancy Pansy plants,
30c doz, del, Mrs, H, L. Britting-
aham, Guyton.

Klondike strawberry plants, 80c
500: $1.50 M, Lad Thompson, 90c
500. $1.75 M, Addie Bennett,
Gainesville, RF'D,

Lady Thompson strawberry
plants, 30c , $1.15, 500, $2 M,
Klondike 25c C, 80c, 500, $1.50 M,
del, Mrs. Verna Strickland, Flow-
erv Braneh, Rt. 1.

Klondike everbearing strawber-
ry plants, 20c C, or exc, for white

Clyde Mason, Cleveland, Rt, 2.

Klondike strawberry plants, 80c
500, $1.50 M del. Hazel Allen,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Winter cabbage and collard
vlants, 20c C, 300, 50c, 90c M del.
5M, $3.00 collect, Klondike straw-
berry plants, 300 for $1, del, A,
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Klondike and Lady Thompson
strawberry plants, 500, $1.00, $1.75
M, del. Kenneth Crow, Gainesville
Rt. .2.

Tomato plants, Hestings Super
Marglobe, Oxheart, Greater Balti-
more, Brimmer, extra early Pro-
lific, and Mezglcbe, also potato
plants, Government inspected.
Mrs, R, T. Grace, Cordele, PO
Box 125.

White and Yellow Bermuda on-
oin, Chas., early and late Dutch,
Copenhagen cabbage, and Ga.
collard plants, 50c, 500; 85c M;
5M, $2.75; 10M, $5.00. Shipped
promptly. O. M. Crow, Gainesville
75 Banks St. : ae

Marglobe, Baltimcre tomato
plants, ready in March, moss
packed, $1.25 M, del, Hiram Light-
sey, Screven, Ga,

Marglobe Red Rock, Scarlet
Globe tomato plants, $1.25 C. del,
Cc. L, Lightsey, Screven,
- Lady T. strawberry plants, 30c
Cc $1.75 M. J. M, Summerour,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Klondike and Lady T strawber-
ry plants, $140 M, Everbearing,
$1.50 M, Del, Young plants, roct-
ed, prompt shipment. Fay Martin,
Plowery Branch. Rt, 1, :

Frost-proof cabbage and onion
plants, 20c C, 2M, $1.60 del, Lee
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2,

Lady Thompson and Everbear-
ing strawberry plants, 30c_ 100;
Junge Gibson and Jungs Wonder
berries, 40c, 100.. All true to name
Exc, a few for white sacks, 100-Ib.
size; peppermint, horsemint, 24

e



Columbus,

for 25c. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

MARKET

M, del. Ready March 15th, Sat.!

'Branch, Rt. 1.

feed sacks, 500 for 10 feed sacks, |



PLANTS FOR SALE

Genuine Imp, P R. potato
plants, $1.25 M. del, Genuine
Early Triumph potato plants; $1.50
M. del. Guar, good plants, full.
count, J, P, Beck, Baxley, Rt 3.

Red Latham raspberry and
Youngberry plants, ea, $2.C C.
FOB, Exc, for baby chicks, or
Gladioli blooming size bulbs, or
anything can use, J, H. Lawrence,
Toccoa.

Youngberry plants, true to
name, 25 for $1.00, Exc, for any-
thing can us, Mrs, A, D. Pinkney,
Savannah, Rt, 4, Box 41.

Klondike strawberry plants, 15c
C Nest onions, lrage size, 40c gal.
Garlic bulbs, 10c doz,; cranberry
sprouts, 25c ea, Add oostage, Cash
Ethel Crowe, Buford. Rt, 1,

Marglobe, Red Rock, New Stone
tomato plants, ready in March,
mossed packed, $1.25 M, del, J,
T. Lightsey, Screven, 5

Youngberry plants, rooted, $1.

for 12 del, Exc, for Currant bush-
es or for trio young Guineas, E.
L, Mitchell, Macon, P. O, Box 511,

Thorniess Youngberry, Boysen.
berry, rasberry, strawberry, and
grapes, roses, etc,, outstanding
new vaieties. State inspected.
Write for low prices. H. A. Neal,
Ashland.

Sage plants, rhubarb or pie
plant, horse radish, and comfery,
10c bunch, all- well rooted, pos-
tage paid. Mrs. Celia Lock, Elli-
jay, Rt. 2. :

head, early Wakefield, Early
Dutch, Wax and Bermuda onion
plants, 50c M. FOB. R. L, McRee,
Meigs.

Charleston, Dutch and Copen-
hagen Market cabbage and Geor-
gia collard plants, 85c M, 5 and
10 M lots, 50c M, Shipped prompt-
ly. Ovie Crowe, Gainsville,

Himalaya berry plants, well
rooted, 5c ea. Quince bushes, 3-5
ft. 25c ea. Mrs. O. McCullough,
Round Oak.

Eldorado blackberry and Luc.
retia dewberry plants, 50c dozen,
$1.00 per hundred del. Maude
Hamby, Greenville.

Lucretia dewberry plants, har-
dy roots, 25c doz. 75c, 100, $5.00
M., Eldorado blackberry plants,
same price. Orders filled prom-
ptly. Mrs. C, M. Robinson, Green-
ville.

Everbearing strawberry plants
$1.00 per 500 postpaid, Mrs. Jd.
N. Adamson, Lula, Rt. 2.

Huckleberry Bushes $3,00 M,
del., also a few thousand straw-
berry plants $1.75 M, Money Or-
der. Henry Williams, Waco, Rt.
2, Box 69.

Mastodon, Everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25c 100, $1.95 M,
del, Concord grap vines, % yr
old. 10c ea, plus postage. Mrs.
J. B. Hudgins, Flowery Branch.

Cabbage, Jersey, Charleston
and Bermuda onion plants, 50c
500, 75c M, postpaid, 50c M, ex.
press col. Porto Rico potato
plants, red or yellow, March del.
$1.25 M, I, L. Stokes, Fitzger-
ald, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants, 25c
C, $1.50 M, also white lady peas,
10c lb. Mrs, C. C, Clarke, Flowery

Missionary strawberry plants,
$2.00 M, or $1.25 per M, in 5 M
lots, Garlic. heads, 10c ea. or $1
dozen. Peppermint, spearmint,
50c doz. Yellow root, 50c lb. Miss
Mattie McCurley, Hartwell, Rt.
2

Fine California Young berries,
25c, 100; 50, $1.50; 100, $2.75;
Boysenberries, $1.25 doz. 25 for
$2.00, $3.75 for 50; $7.25 for 100.
Properly packed. Mrs. George
Haskell, Macon, Rt. 4.

Klondike strawberry plants,
young, well rooted, 500, 90c; $1.40
M. del. Tomato seed, Maraglobe
$1.15 lb. Stone and Baltimore
tomato seed 75 lb. del. Prompt
shipment. E. C. Waldrip, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1. 3

3 to 5 year old Kudzu plants,
grown by experienced grower, for
sale. LL. M. Kennedy, Collins.

Lady Thompson strawberry
plants, 25c 100; $2.00 M, Klondike
90c 100; $1.50 M. Postpaid. C..FP.
Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Cabbage plants, leading varie-
ties, $1.25 per crate of 2,500 ex-
press collect; also bright chunk
honey in 70 lb. lard cans, 8%4
Ib. strained honey $1 gallon. Ail
exp. collect. Send check; J. W.
Lang, Omega.

1,000 kudzu crowns for sale or
exc. for 5,000 Porto Rico potato
plants, to be del. in April. W. C.
Brown, Canon, Rt. 1.

Kudzu erowns for sale, $6 per
M, fob to trucks, $6.75 fob Rail-
road, Y. M. Anderson, William-
son.

Early Jersey and Charleston
Wakefield, Copenhagen, Flat
Dutch and Succession frost-proof
cabbage plants, 500, 65c; $1.00
M; white and yellow Bermuda
onions same price, for March del.
Tomatoes $2.50 M, April and May
del. $1.00 M. prepaid; pepper and

egg plants, April-May del. R.
Chanclor, Pitts.
Lady Thompson = strawberry

Plants, 25c, 100; $1., 500; $1.60
M; English peas, 15c pt. Sweet
pepper, 10c tablespoonful. Del.
Amos Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Lady Thompson strawberry
plants, $1.00, 500, $1.50 M. del.
80 extra plants with each order,
also brown Leghorn eggs, 75c, 15,
$1.25 for 30delL Mrs. M: B.

BULLETIN_

Frost-proof cabbage plants, all

Cotton Seed for Sale

Pur-~ Rucker, D, P. L, No. 11
L

ectton seed. Chas,
Hartwell,

Pure Farm Relief cotton seed,
$1.00 bu. fob. Joe W. Bickers,
White Plains,

Farm Relief cotton seed, $1,00
bu.; also 10 S. P. C. Shoats, 5
mos. old. Exchange for velvet
beans, peas, corn. O-Too-Tan
beans and white Spanish pea-
nuts. Nix Methin, Machen, Rt. 1.

400 bu. Cleve Wilt str. cotton
seed. $1.00 ~1, in 100 lb. bags,
ae Richardson, Lithia Springs,

150 bu. Mars Rose cotton seed,
$1.00 bu. fob, W, R. Daniel, Car-
rollton, Rt. 4.

Pure, unmixed Half and Half
cottcn seed, $3.00 per C lbs, fob.
S, P. Reed, Varnell, Rt, 1,

25 bu, Stoneville No, 2 cotton
seed, 75c bu. John C. Norris,
Newborn, Rt. 1,

Wannamaker Cleveland. Big
Boll cotton seed, 65c bu. Rufus
Rewe, Gay,

Pure Stoneville, No, 2 cotton
secd, 75c bu.; 10 or more bus,
ise bu, M, H. Barnett, Washing-

n.

200 bu. pure Cooks Imp., Big
Boll wilt-resistant cotten seed,
es bu. Jewel Benson, Ty Ty,

Farm Relief No, 3 cotton seed,
$1.00 bu. in 10 bu, lots or more,
fob, J. P. Grifin, Bremen, Rt. 1,

Cocks No, 12 wilt-resistant cot-
ton seed, Dixie staple Cotton
seed, 75 bu.; syrup, ~50c gal.
in cans, Exchange for corn, meat
or lard. Joe M. Brown, McRae,

Half and Half cotton seed, $1.00
bu. E. N, Eslinger, Ringgold,

Wilt-resistant D, P. L, cottcn
seed, $1.50 bu. del. M. O, Mrs,
oe Williams, Waco, Rt. 2, Box

Cokers Farm Relief cotton seed,
50c bu, at barn; 60c bu, fob, W.
L, Dixon, Avera.

400 bu. No. 11 D, P. L. cotton
seed, 90c bu. Alscn want to buy
100 bu, ficld peas, E, O. Sayer,
Douglasville,

Pure Wannamaker Big Boll
cotton seed, 1st yr., $1.00 bu,;
$3.00 per 100 lbs, fob, J. M, Kemp,
Acworth, Rt, 2.

Nice No, 11 Rucer cotton seed,

Brown,

Ist year, 75c bu. J. L, Darris,
Douglasville.
40 bu, Wannamaker Wender

Wilt-Resistant Dixie cotton seed,
Str. 6, $1.00 bu. in sacks, W. D.
Harper, 1004 Plant Ave., Way-
cross, :

D, P. L. and Wannamaker
Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed,
$1.00 bu, fob, J, R. Thomas, Rt.
1, Madison.

40 bu. pure Summerours cottcn
seed, 75c bu, fob. F, D. Garrard,
Vidalia.

Pure Stoneville 2A cotton seed,
ist yr, from breeder, 90c bu, fob,
S, A. Phillips, Palmetto, Rt. 1:

Put) clean S$toneville No, 2
cotton seed, 75c bu. 10 or more
bu, 70c bu. M, H, Barnett, Wash-
ington,

Pure, sound, clean Cokers 100
cotton seed, $1.00 bu. B. F.. Fagan,
Martin,

Pure Mars Rose. cotton seed,
$2.00 bu, Mrs, J. W. Eley, White
Plains, -

Wannamaker cotton seed, 75c
bu fob, Also ea vine hay, $18
we os farm. J. C, Ragan, Pelhan,
Rt, 2.

Stoneville No, 2 cotton seed,
75 bu.; shelled corn, 80c bu.; ear
corn in shuck, 75c bu.; shelled
velvet beans, 95 bu.; pod beans,
$18.00 ton; L, L. Palmer, Kite.

100 bu. Rucker cottcn No, 11
cotton. seed, $1.00 bu. $3.00 per
100 lbs. W. F. Westmoreland,
Gainesville, Rt. 6,

75 bu, Cokers No, 4 and Pure
Toole mixed cotton seed, $1.00
bu.; 10 bu, Brab peas, $2.00 bu.;
30 bu. mixed peas, $1.50 bu.; 20
bu. Virginia bunch peanuts, $1,090
bu. M, L. Mocre, Richland, Rt. 3.

Pure clean Stoneville No, 2 cot+
ton seed, 75c bu,; 10 or more bu.
7c bu.. M, H. Barnett, Washing-
ton,

Rucker cotton No. 11 cotton
seed, $1.00 bu, Fred H. Baird.
Braselton.

Petty Toole and Cook 307-6
varieties, wilt-resistant; $1.00 bu.
A, , Price, Bronwood.

*

Thomas Rucker, Ashland.
Williams Toole cotton seed. $1
bu,: Runner seed peanuts, 5c Ib.
frostproof cabbage plants, 60c M;
White Bermuda onion plants, 75c
per M. W, W. Williams, Quitman.
1,000 lbs, Rhynes wilt-resistant

Gordon, Jesup,

75 bu. pure Stoneville cotton
seed, $1.00 bu. Virgil Bentley,
Rockmart, Rt, 2.

40 bu, Stoneville cotton seed, T5c
bu.: also early Indlan Ccrn, lim-
ited supply 3 lbs., 25c for. start.
Mrs. Annie Vollroth, Winston.

Rucker cotton seed, $1.25 bu.;
$1.15 bu, in 3 bu. bags fob, (30
lbs. to bu.) J T, Manning. Ma-
rietta:

Plants for Sale
Marglobe, New. Stone, Scarlet

Globe tomato plants, ready March
15th, moss packed, $1.20 M, del,









Scroggs Alte

L. D, Lightsey, Screven,

: S

and Farm Relief. wilt-resistant

Ruckers ectton seed, $1.25 bu.

cottcn seed, $1.00 bu. fob, Jack:



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dtc ner

Cotton Seed for Sale

Sikes cotton seed, $3.00 per 100
lbs, fob, H, R, Jordan, "Buena
Vista, Rt. 1.

400 bu, Cokers Clevewilt Str,
5 cotton seed, $1,00 bu, in 100 lb,
bags, J..W. Richardson, Lithia
Springs, Rt, 1,

Summerour Half and Hialf cof-
ton seed, $1.00 bu, Walter Bunc
Talking Rock, Rt, 2.

Cokers No. 6 long staple cct-
ton seed, $4.00 per 100 lb. bag,
fob, J, L. Goodman, Vienna, Rt, 1.

5,000 lbs, Stoneville No, 2B cot-
ton seed, $3.00 per 100 lbs. fob,
Aubrey Owen, Gay.

Stoneville No, 2 cotton seed,
$1.25 bu. or $4.00 per 100 lbs,
teh M, W. Willingham, Luther-
ville,

Stoneville No, 2 cotton seed,
$1.00 bu.; pure Clay. peas, $2.00.
bu. B, H. Warren, Louisville,

Whites Imp. cotton seed, $1.00
bu, fob; a hite Imp, cob seed
corn, 75c pk, Not postpaid. No
eS P. White, Canton, Rt,
, DOX Y,

Wannamakers wilt-resistant
ectton seed, $1,00 bu, Bee Rob-
inson, Winder.

Pure wilt-resistant Wannamak-=
er cotton seed, 70c bu. fob. R, T..
Brantley, Harrison,

150 bu, ars Rose cotton seed,
$1.00 bu, fob. W, R. Daniel, Car-.
rollton, Rt, 4,

Stcneville No, 2 cotton seed, 90
bu; 5 and 10 bu. lots, 85c in 20
bu, lots or more fob. J.E, Bollen,
Rockmart, Rt, 2, :

Pure Rucker cotton seed, 75
Exchange bu, for bu. corn; 2 bu,
for 1 bu. cane seed. 3 bu, for 1
bu, good stock peas, W, FP. Mc-
Curley, Marietta, Rt, 1,

Addisons extra early prolific
cotton seed, $1.00 bu, fob. J, C.
Brown, Helena,

Good cctton seed for sale, Write
for descrpitions, B, C, Teasley,
M. D, Eiartwell.

35 bu, Stoneville No. 5 cotton
seed, 90c bu. G, D. Griffin, De-
vereaux, Rt. 2.

Ezalf and Half cotton seed, 1st
yr. kept pure at gin, , limited
amount, $1.50 bu; Cleve wilt-re-
sistant, 75c bu, also strawberry
plants, $200 M, FOB. L, &,
Strange, Cobbtown, Rt. 2.

20 bu, Todds Staple cotton seed,
private gin, pure when bought
last yr, $5.00 bu, FOB, J, T. Mc-
Clung, Hiram, ;

40 bu. Cokers 100, 1st yr., $2.00
bu, $5.00 CWT; 150 bu. Cokers.
No, 4, $1.00 bu; $3.00 CWT; FOB;
Prolific seed corn, $1.25 bu, Exe.
either for 40-50 Ib. shoats, Hamp-
sLires preferred. L, A. Hutcheson,
Ashland,

40 bu. little boll Rucker and 50
bu, Cooks Half and Half, Both
Ist yr. seed, Roll cleaned and
floor swept, $2.40 per cwt. fob, E.
D. Crider, Ranger. Rt, 1.

erown for the originator 2 yrs,
$1.75 gal., $12.00 Bu. G. P. Whit-
worth, Hull,

Limited amount Farm Relief,
wilt-resistant cctton seed, $1.00
pe John L, Jarriel, Collins, RFD

200 bu. No. 11 cotton seed, 75c
bu. Exc. for peas or O-too-tan
beans. E, F, Moore, Carrcillten,. -
RFD 1 eS
_. Sikes big boll, wilt-resistant,
, Ist yr., $1.25 bu; Rhine Cook cot-=
ton sed, wilt-resistant, $1.00 bu;
also 200 gal. real thic syrup in
cans, 60c gal. S. S, Monk, Ty Ty.

1 and 1 1-16 in, Staple cotton
seed, $1.00 bu; also Speckled Ses-
sex eggs, 75c per setting. Stamps
for reply. B. H. Hill, Glenwood,
Rt. 1, Box 49, =

Cokers No. 100 cotton seed,
aint per 100 Ibs, Vv. F. Cox, Ros-
| well. t
| Cokers Big Bell Cleve wilt cot=
| ton seed, $1.00 bu, fob; also white
Balf Runner beans, 30 lt., 2 lbs,
oe Bes A. Wilbanks, Commerce,
; 100 bus. pure Stoneville No. 2
cotton seed, $1.00 bi. cr 80c bu.
at my barn. Ed Frazier, Sparta,
PRt: 1 Box 9 -

Addiscn extra early prolific
cotton seed. $1.00 bu. fob. James
Brown, Helena,

200 bu, pure Wannamaker wilt-
resistant cotton seed, $1.00 bu.
Aubery Roberson, Tempie, Rt, 1.

200. bus. Cokers No. 100 cottcn
seed, $3.00 per 100 lb.bag, Ben R,
Tanner, Sandersville.

75 bu, Farm Relief, wilt-resist-
ant cotton seed, $1.00 bu. France
Fanning, Collins,

250 bu. good, clean, DP&L No,
11 cotton seed, 80c bu. FOB, G.
'F Ccle; Temple, Rt, 2.

Wannermaker Wonder-Wilt 6
cotton seec Iist., yr. also Stone-
ville No. 2. Recleaned and graded,
$1.00 bu, FOB. John L, Hattaway,
Davisboro, :

Pure Stoneville No, 2 cotton
seed, Recleaned, $1.00 bu. T. H,
Rutledge, Fairburn.

Cleve-wilt and Rowden 40 cot-
ton seed, $1.00 bu, FOB. W, T.
Hendley, Vienna.

Petty Toole and Cook 307-6 var..
wilt-resistant, cot:cn seed. Kept
pure at gin, seed recleaned, $1.00
bu. A, C, Price, Bronwood,

100 bu. Pure Stonevilie No. 5
(higher percent lint nan No. 2),
$1.00. bu. FOB; 25 u, Todds Pro-=
lific cotton seed, Write for price,
OC, C. Nelson, Devereux. Rt, 1.
About 25 bu, pure Wannamaker







oe







Todds Staple cotton seed,











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Cotton Seed for Sale

wiit-resistant, cotton seed, $1.00
bu. Exchange for peanuts or vel-
vet beans. =. J. Daughtry, Coob-
town,

Pure Rucker No, 11 cotton seed,
$100 bu. L. A, Chamblee, Hart-
well.

D. P. L, and Wannamakers,
Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed,
$1:00 bu. fob, Exchange some for
95, 1 gallon cans, Georgia cane
syrup at 40c can, J. Ll, Thomas
Madison.

Pure, scund, clean Stoneville
No. 2 cotton seed, 70c bu, Riiey
Cc. Couch, Turin.

- Tiow bush Sea Island cotton
seed. $1.50 bu, fob, J. S, Raul-
erson, Alma,

Stoneville No, 2, wilt-resistant
cotton seed. $1.00 per bu.; $3.25
per C lbs, Charles Woodliff, Flow-

ery Branch, Rt. 1,

Pure Sea Island cotton seed,
$2.00 bu. prepaid on 5 bu.; $1.50:
bu. on less lcts. Ship ed collect.
J.B, Bowen, Alma, Rt. 3.

_ 220 bu. wilb-resist. * Piedmont
Cteveland Big Boll cotton seed,
$1.90 bu. or $3.00 per 100 Ibs. fob.
Cash, Walter Bagley, Cumming.

Ruckets No, 11 cotton seed, $1
bu, fob, Also 50 bu. mixed peas,
$1.75 bu. Exchanee for good pigs.
A. G. Wright, Woodville.

Half and Half cotton seed, $1.00

~ pu, fod; also 1 good work, 950 tb.

mare, $60.00. Cash at my barn.
Wilbur T. Hunter, Oliver.
' Stoneville No, 2A cotton seed
graded and recianed, $3.00 for
100 Ib, bags. Also Whatley prolif-
de corn, $2.50 bu. W. H. Bolton,
Griffin,
|? 90980 bu. Dixie Triumph, Won-
der Wilt cotton seed, Toc bu. fob,
Seed in bulk, less, C. S. Byyant,
Bartow,

Few bus. Fossets Imp. Rose i
seed. 100 for 25; peach seed, 50

cctton seed, $2.00 bu., $6.00 per
lbs. R. J, Fossett, Baxley.
_ 209 bus. D. P. L. No. 11 cotton
seed. ist yr, $1,090 bu. fcb, Henry
Jay, Douglasville, Rt. 3.
Cokers Cleve Wilt No. 5 cot-
ton seed, 75c bu. cash; also Cc-
kers Farm Relief, Harry Priddy,
Americus, Rt. 3.
Wili-resistant cotton seed for
sale. T. C, Rab'.a Bremen, Rt. 2.
About 40 bu. Stoneville No. 2
eotton seed, 75c bu. at my home.
W A. Pilchr, Cumming, Rt, 3.
Adiscn Half and Half cotton
seed for Sale, or exc, Same for
_* Ribbon Cane syrup. V. B. Rosser,
~ Lotust Grove.

Several tons pure D. P. L. No,
114A cotton seed, $3.50 per cwt
fob. T. . Wootten, Hlberton.

Wilt-resistant cotton seed, $1.00
bu. Exchange for Runner seed
peanuts or Red Biiss seed Irish
a. I. H. Anderson, Alma,

. 300 bus. Half and Half cotton
seed, $100 bu. or exchange for
- Runner peanut seed Bushel for

pushel, W. C. Crummey, Glenn-
ville,

_ 15 bu, Todds staple cotton seed,
$500 pk., or $2000 bu, del. B,
B, Barksdale. Nerwood.

Stoneville No, 2 cotton seed,
- 90. bu: in 5 bu. lots, fob. Less
-for entine lot, Jaires Sanders,
-Rockmart, Rt, 3.

Stoneville Nc. 2 cotton seed,
90c bu. in 5 bu, lots fob. Less
fcr entire lot, W. 4H.
Rockmart, Rt. 3,

SEED FOR SALE

ii bu. brown_eyed crowder peas
$3.50 bu. W. HE, Duke, Buena Vis-
ta, Rt. 4.

Ga, coliard seed, 30c Ib.; 10 lbs.
or more, 20c del. J. A, King, Un-
adilla.

50 lbs. Lee Grey watermelon



~ seed, 60c Ib. Postpaid. Cash. cr

M. O, No chec
Dublin.

6 red Multiplying Onion
gets, Exchange for onion plants
er big type artichoke plants.
Foes Barnie Sauls, Manassas, Rt.

Collard seed, 30c lb; postpaid,
or $15.00 per 100 lIbs.; also oak

\ Joe B. Rutland,

smoked hams, 10 to 18 lbs, 25c Ib, 4

. Sides and shoulders, 18, Mrs,

. Gertrude Collins, Whigham.

- Henderson Bush Limas; Hast-
ines long, green pod, dwarf okra;
brown Sugar Crowder peas, 20c

ib. postpaid. wi. - 1a B, Bailey,

*, Blufiten,

Old fashion onion buttons, 50c
gal. postpaid or exchange for 4
Tbs, tender bean seed. Mrs, T,
EK. Moore, Cantor

5 Ibs, Kansas, early watermel-
on Seed, 5 lbs. and over 40c lb,
fob, W. N. Spiers, Dublin, Rt. 1.

Gold Dollar, bright leaf tobac-
eo seed, 25c oz, $2.00 lb.; Imp.
Green Pod okra, 30c lb,, 6 Ibs.,
aie E. L, Durham, Dublin, Rt,

Recleaned Chufa, seed, $3.00 bu,
fob, J, C. Yates, Quitman,
Bu~nel ard Martin. gourd seed,

99 for 15c coin and 3c stamp. D.

H. Urquhart, Waycross, Rt, 4,
- Bex 103,
_ Green Pod okra seed, 15c tea-
ew full; May: Cherry sprouts,
and apple sprouts, 3 or 25c. Add
puSstage. Mrs, - H. Anderson,
ee. ville, Rt. i,
; 1 O-Toc-Tan soy. beans,
$2.76 bu. fob, Cash with order,
Jim Palmer, Tennille,

Ga, Giant garlic bulbs, 5c ea,
or 6 for 25c. Miss F, B, Moore,
Suwanee, 2





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SEED FOR SALE

5 lbs, Hales cantaloupe seed,
75 lb, or $3.00 for lot, M, O. or
8c stamps. Mrs, Geneva Hobbs,
Charing, Rt, 1, Box 29.

Speckled bunch butter bean
seed, 15c Ib, Add postage, Mrs,
J. H. Dailey, Millen, Rt. 4.

100 lbs, Dixie Bell melon seed,
35 lb. Less than 5 libs, ad postage,
A, L. Brady, Rupert,

Wilt-resistant Marglobe tomato
seed, $1.00 Ib,; New Stone and
Baltimore, 75c ib.; Kobe and Ko-
rean lespedeza seed, 12c ib,;
Stoneville, wilt-resistant, Big Boll
cotton seed, $1.00 bu.; $3.00 per
100 Ibs, B. R, Woodliff, Flowery
Branch, Rt, 1.

Bushel Martin Dipper and Nest
Begs gourd seed, okra, peas, beans
10c pkt., 3 for 25c; well rooted
Concord and Lutie grape vines, 2
for 25c. 12 for $1.00, J. R, Bran-
lett, Ellijay, Rt, 2, :

White Belle watermelon seed,
50c lb. postpaid. Geo, P, Morris,
Fitzgerald.

Marglobe tomato seed, $1.15 Ib.;
New Stone and Greater Baltimore,
15 lb, del. W; D, Waldrip, Flow-
ery Branch.

PureStone Mountain watermel+
on seed, 50c Ib.; 40 lb, in 2 Ibs,
cr more lots, Mrs, A, G, Clarke,
Abbeville, Rt. 2.

Okra and mustard seed, 10c per
2 this,; speckle crowder peas, 15
lb.; 2 Ibs., 25 Postpaid, Mrs, W.
L, Daniel, Dawson.

Large yellow pumpkins, 10c;
sweet mhints pepper, dill, old fash-
ion muskmelon, 10 thls. 3 for
2c; cole beans in hull, 25e qt,
del, Mrs. Effie Ralston, Ella Gap,

40 lbs. Watson melon seed, 50c
lb.; 4 lbs. Florida Favorite melon
seed, 5c lb, fob, M, C, Padgett,
Stilson,

White Beauty non-acid tomato

for 13 del. Vigcrvine tomato seed,
200 for 25c. Mrs. W. J. Smith, Roy,

P.O.J. Ribbon Cane seed, 100
stalks, 50c at farm, C, J. Mobley,
Conyers.

Gourd (1 bu. tap.) seed, 10
doz, Add postage. Exchange for
little, white tender garden bean
seed, Mrs. James Turner, Blairs-
ville Rt. 1,

Dixie Bell and Stone Mcuntain
watermelon seed, 20c lb. in 5 Ib.
lots; also bunch Okra and Ga.
Cellard seed, 20c 1b. fob,

10 lbs. Cuban Queen watermel-
on seed, $1,00 1b.; White Pole,
Speckle. Pole, or White Bunch
butter bean seed, 15c lb. Exchange
either. Mrs, G, L, Jones, Bron-
wood, Rt, 1,

Gourd seed, 1c pke. and 20 lbs.
Ga, colard seed, 25c Ib. Mrs, Ed-
mond Salter, Thomaston, Rt. 3,

Chinese Stringless, climbing
beans, 20c cupful, Lawson Samp-
les, Cumming, Rt. 5,

Heading collard seed, 25c Ihb.;
Virgorvine tomato seed, 25c per
100 seed; Lady T. and Klondike
strawberry plants, 25c per C; $1.50
per M, Exchange for white 100 lb..
oe L, A. Crow, Gainesville, Rt,

j
4

6.000 stalks P, . J. sugar cane
for sale, also some selected What-
leys prolific seed corn at $2.00
bu. Exchange for pigs. H,
Chandler, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

100 Vigorvine tomato seed, 25
vine okra, and large pkt, mixed
turnip seed, 25c, Mrs, Grace Rey-
nolds, Rising Fawn, Rt, 3.

Tom Watson watermelon seed,
$1.00 lb. PP. H, J, McCarvey,





White nest onions, 40c gal, or
6c lb. Hinton Barge, Tyrone,

1937 crop Ginseng seed, $1.25
per M, Oscar Meister, Baldwin.

Striped Half Runner bean seed,
clean and sound, 25c cupful. Write
for prices large quantities, Mrs.
= W. Lancaster, Pendergrass, Rt.

Citron sed, i5 lb. Purple Hull
table peas, 20c qt,; clear-stone
pesch, 25c qt.; large pumpkin,
10c tols.: Klondike strawberry
plants, 10c C, Add postage, Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Rt, 1.

Tomato seed, Baltimore, New.
Stone, 1-4 lb. 60c; Marglobe, 1-4
Ib, 75; 10 lbs, $7.50; Black Diam-
ond seed, 1-4 Ib, 45; Ruby King
pepper, 1-4 Ib. 75c, W. R. Steph-
ens, Gainesville...

California multiplying beer seed
10 start, and 3c postage, Mrs.
Sallie Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Rocky Ford cantaloupe seed, 40c/|

Excel watermelon seed, $1.00 1b,;
Imp. Toole wilt resistant cotton
seed, $1,00 bu., less in 10 bu, lots
fob; also 3 bblis., 36 gal, capacity
and P, O, J. seed cane, H, C.
Burnsed, Ellabelle, Rt 1,

Latge gourd seed from 8 gal.
gourds, 15c doz, PP. H. T, Brown,
Martin, Rt, 2,

Kudzu seed, $2.00 per M seed.
Cash with order. H. E, Carden,
Cordele, Rt. 4,

Hot pepper, Japanese sunflow-
er, cantaloup, castor beans seed;
25c pke., 5 pkgs. for $1.00. Add
postage. Money Order. W. B.
Bass, Swainsboro, Rt. 4.

Early Market Queen watermel-
on seed, 10c large pkt.; 75c per
1-2 pt.; $2.25 qt, del, No checks
or stamps. Luther Norris, Harris-

on. :

Watson and White Dixie Bell
watermelon seed, 25c lb, fob. H.
G, Ballard, Tifton,

8 lbs. Rocky Ford cantaloupe
seed; 2 libs. Cuban Queen melon





seed, 5c lb. Mis, J, B, Brown!
Hartsfield, Rt 1

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MARKET BULLETIN







ee

Want middleaged woman, white
or colored, for light farm work,
no field work, Give ref. Mrs, J,
F. Btris, Roswell, Rt. 1.

Good Blacksmith wanted, Good
location and place ready at Veal,
Communicate with: , G, Morris,
Bowdon. Rt, 1.

Want colored man, 1 or a 2
horse cropper, on halves. Will
furnish supplies and some ash,
Must be sober, honest and good
worker. J. B, Cousins, Greenville,

Want good man for 25 A, land
part fresh, Alse will sell mule and
feed and etc, 11 mi. No. Talla-
poosa, W. J, Folsom, Esom Hill.

Want good man for 1 or 2 h.
farm, fresh land, 4 room house.
R. M. Vermillion, Talbotton. Rt,
4,
Want healthy country woman
who does not mind work, no field
work, light farm work, for good
home and $800 mo,.Mrs, G. C,
Wilson, Atlanta, 72 Aiden Ave.
N. W. -
Want 1 well exp., single, willing
worker, white man, 20-35 yrs, old,
work on farm for $10.00 mo, and
poird, straight time. Healthy and)
without bad habits, Begin March.
ist. Theo Banks, Summit, {

Want 1 or 2 steady farm hands,
50c day, board and laundry to

willing workers. T. K. Moore, Can-

ton, Rt. 3.

Want man with own mule and
can furnish self for farm, also
nice, honest ccuple to live in
house with me (furnish self),
Patches, garden, poultry, truck,
etc. Mrs. BE, Wright, Yatesville,

Want white or colored family
to make 2 horse share crop, with
3 of 4 boys large encugh to plow,
to cut wood, and geod truck driv-
er. William -Cottrell, Thomaston.
RYE. 2.

Want large family to work on
truck farm near Atlanta, Plenty
work for all family in summer,
picking berries, peaches, toma-,
toes. etc. Prefer man able drive
truck. Nice house. R, F, Sams,
Jr., Clarkston,

Want married couple, unen-
eumbered, with own mule, for 10
A. gocd land, 15 mi. Atlanta, Fur-
nish cow, 41 chickens, 10 hogs and
pies, amd help finance proper
party. Nice house with electricity.

| Give them what they make,

B, Kee, Atlanta, 1317 First Nat'l
Bank Bldg... Wa 3220,

Want exp. Miller for Corn and
Wheat Mill, at once, Must have
good references. Write for full in-
formation, M. E. Colbert, Atlanta,
716 Penn Ave., N. E, Wa 4367,

Want at once young girl or wo-
man to help with light farm work,
no field work, Gocd home, board
and clothes. Miss Eva Cogburn,
Alpharetta.

Want nice white woman for:
light farm work, no field work,
Roem, board and small salary.
W. Overstret, Lenox, Rt, 1,

Want good man for acreage
near Scottdale, on 8rds and 4ths.
Mrs, Chas, Decker, Sr., Scottdale.

Want good man for 2 te 4 horse
erop, fine land, Take carpenter
work in pay for 1 horse farm. Al-

,so want party to go in ith me

to plow whole place up with trac-
tor, 1 h, farm. Mrs. L, McFarlin,
Blakely, Rt. 2.

Want good farm hand to begin
work March ist. Reliable, sober
and able-bodied, willing worker,
no bad habits, $12.00 mo. and
board. EB, M, Wright, Narcoochee. |

Want good man for 1 horse
farm, standing rent or 3rds and
4ths. Good 5 room house. 8 mi.
Scutheast Dacula, Gwinnett
County, R. A, Braswell, Decatur.
604 Sycamore St.

Want good man to tend about
40 acres land, or will hire good
man. Have gscod house close to
good schcol, in Big Creek district.
A 8S. Milligan, Alpharetta. RID
2

Want good man for 10 A, good,
level land, 1 mi, Tucker on Law-
renceville Road. Apply R, F.
Raves, Decatur, Rt. 2. :

Want white woman for light
farm work, no field work, Cloud
Russell, McDonough, Rt. 2.

- Want colored girl, exp., for
light farm work, no field work.
$10.00 mo. room and board. At
once. Mrs, W. L, Suggs, St. Geor-

e.

Want nice woman for light
farm work, Home and small sal-
ary. S. B. Davis, Ellabell,

SEED FOR SALE

Vigorvine tomato seed, 25c plus
3c postage, R. Brown, Buckhead,

Several thousand stalks P. O, J.
cane, 75c per C, J.B, Scott, Una-
dilla, Rt. 2,
_. Several hundred lbs. Crotolaria
Spectabilis seed, 12c ib.; also 2
mules, $100.00 ea, Exchange for
value, O. M. Ware, Marshallville.

Selected brown, streaked Half
Runner bean seed, 25 cupful, 2
cupful 45; Kentucky Wonder
seed, 20c cupful; 2 for 35c, Add
postage. No checks or stamps,
Mrs. L; R. Ashworth Loganville,
Route 4.

Bunch butter beans, 15c lb, Add



hey farm work, no field work,
At once. Mrs. Eugene Wilkins,

|2 horse, Cheap S

man, 40-50 yrs, old to take charge

FARM HELP WANTED

n bered, nice
white woman 40-50 yrs. old, for
Thomaston. 159 G. Cireie.

Want man with family to work
by day or for on farm.
Write or come look at once. J.
H, Leverett, Parrott. |
5 xoom house, water, school bus
and Mall service at door, $12,00-
$20.00 mon, yr. d wages, 1
man; others of family gen, farm
work, Ref, furnished At once,
Ludie BE, Phillips, Colquitt,

Want good farmer, either 1 or

tanding rent.
Geod land, farm houses. Rockdale
county on South River, Mrs. B.
, Ward, Stockbridge,

Want woman, 19 to 4 to live
in home and do light farm work,
for beard and Small salary, No
field work, Dixie Walker, Atlanta,
227 Doane St. S, W.

Want man and wife to live in
home and help with Gen. and
light farm work. A. W, Wood,
Commerce, Rt, 3, :

Want white woman, 25-40 yrs.)

old to live with widow and do
light farm work. Board and small
salary, Good home. Mrs. C, T.
Miller, Macon. Rt, 1,

Want good white woman, good
character, 40-50 yrs, old for light;
farm work. Give ref. C, GC. Ken-
erly, Carrollton, Burson Ave.

Want large colored family for
erop on halves, Good land, on
Stone Mtn. highway, 1 1-2 mi.
No. Lithonia, Help good workers
to male the crop. W, H. Chap-,

bered woman
willing to work
| work, .

home with
Small salary. C,
low.

farm for year at once. Gi

_ patch, reasonable salar
or would hire for 4 nths,
M. Westbrook, Cummings, i, 4

above average
barn, pasture, wood, ete,
or see for terms. C. W. Gh
Fairburn, Rt. 2.
Store, Rivertown road.).

farm in Gilmer County and hh
oo ee lo gen and

vate s crop of corn,
toes and vegetables on halves. B
fair wages for Spare time wo
R. C. Rowan, Swainsboro, P.
Box 289,

























Want white, ee
of

no field work.

Want young man to work

or

land, good

Want man to live on



living. Farmed all life
looked after stock, ete. Just y
and self. 60 yrs. old. Ef in 1
come and see me, 4 mi
M. D. Rice, Dallas, Rt,

christian couple, within 50
Davisboro, for not less $3.00
and board. Ref. on request. Lay
Helton, Davisboro. RFD 1.

small crop, 2 children old enoy
to assist on farm. Cannot j



man, lithonia, Rt. 2.
Want party to grow 150 pounds
Pure Stone Mountain watermel- |
seed. Write best offer.
Thornton, Jesup.
Want man, white or
to work 6-8

colcred,
CG, Burnsed, Ellabell. Rt. 1.

wages. Must be sober and relia-
ple. E. E. Moore, Calhoun, Rt, 1.

Want good Christian boy, sober,
doesnt smoke, good plow hand,

'$10.00 mo, board for rest of Feb-

ruary and $12.00 for March. Come.

D. B. Hays, Griffin, Rt. 3, Ze-
bulon Road. j

Want mah, furnish cwn stock
and run self for good 2 horse farm
creek bottoms and uplands. Ideal

\for trucker, grow late cabbage |}
and collard plants, C, R. Single-

ton, Clayton.
Want party who can milk, tend
to chickens and other light farm
work, at once, Mrs. T. F. Hicks,
Adel. Rt, 1,
Want good, farm raised, single

of farm. Good plow hand, able
to do good work and willing work-
er. Live as one of family. Con-
sider man and wife. 15 mi, Atlan-
ta, Mrs, Harry Brocklesby, River-
dale,

Want middleaged, singie man}

to work with

aoe, and some
farm work. W, H.

Clough, Black-
shear. Rt. 2,

Want honest, Christian, woman,
ef good character, middleaged,
live as one of family and do light
farm work, no field work. At once.
A. L. Smith, Canton,

Want to hear from party who
wants to raise Baby Chicks on
shares in 100 or 200 lots. I pay
transportation charges, Mrs. O-
Dessa Johnson, Aieworth. Rt, 2.

Want good man to share crop
cn 50-50 basis, John Heads, Cal-
houn. 400 Pine St.

Want man for 1 horse farm,
2 houses, 3 pastures, water in
each. Couple or small family, 10 ;
mi. So, Fast Atlanta. Will furnish
fresh cow for feed, work etc, See
or write, Miss Ida Rowden, Ellen-
wood. @ :
Want reliable woman to live in
home and do light farm work, no
field work, Reasonable salary.
Mrs, J, G. Bolton, Albany. 205
Residence St.

Want woman, 45-50 yrs. old for
light farm work, no field work
for $5.00 mo., room and beard. |
Mrs. W, L, Duncan, Lyons, Rt. 3.

Want at once unencumbered
woman to and do light farm
work, no field work. Must be able
milk few cows. Good Christian
home, small salary. Mrs. Annie
Moore, Junction City.

Want good men, with cwn stock
able furnish selves for 2 or
horse farms, good bldgs., on share
pasis, W. J. Morgan, Stillmore.

Want gocd man for 26 a. good
land, running water, small bot-
tems, McDonough-Decatur High-
way 14 mi, out, 3 room house.
3rds and 4ths. Call. Mrs. EB. L.
Walker. Atlanta. 982 Fair St,. 8.
E., Ja 0335 J.

Want good man for several ac-
rc gocd land, 4 Springs, etc. Fine
for Poultry farm and Hog raising.
5 mi. West city on Bankhead
Highway. Right basis to right
patty. Mrs. Williams, Atlanta, 589



postage. Coin or Money order,
Mrs. J. H, Dailey, Millen, Rt, 4.
Home grown Stone Mountain
Wwatermeicn seed, 20c cupful; 35c:
pi,. 65e gt. PP, Irene Overby, |
Oakwood, Rt, 1,

cl

Boulevard N. E,

Want woman. 25 tc 40 yrs. oid
willing worker, for light fatm.
work. no field work, for goed

ance self. 68 yrs. old but can
work of man 50. Prefer in
west Ga., but. would move

jther away for something
a . L, Wright, Bac

. turpentine Boxes,igood home with reifable -
also wage hand in the farm. H./doing light farm work, can
cow or any farm work. Sm

Want single man, or boy to help |Salary and board. Alma Worl
on farm and take part crop for Mt.

wants ek farm work.
Riggins, |

man on 50-50 basis, Gcod
ae a school and chur
ry anc seriy, | Family of 10, 8 to work, Hone
dont write, 41-2 mi, So, Griffin.| one. and exp. LE. Pure
i Homer. Rt, 1.

man With large family wan
be furnished at least $20:

on farm for wages this year

house, wood, water and g;
to be furnished. Christians
O. Jenkins, Gainesville. 828
High St.

Atlanta, 213 Powell St., S, |

job on farm with good
Good worker. L, A, R,
Lithonia, Rt, 1. oe

light farm work, no fie
for good home and salary
furnished, Miss Eula Lee H
Lawrenceville. Rt, 3,

for home and reasonable
Arthur Reeves, Loganville.

good character, wants job
farm or take crop for
$12.00 mo, board and lai
Elisha Justi, Altamaha.

child want 1 horse crop on
or work for wages, Do not
Write or see. Elmer Maner,
ple. Rt. 2. Care M.D. Brown,

er. drive truck or tractor,
dairy worker, do light carpe
work. 30 yrs. old, wife,
en, Alkha Stenson, Macon,
1-2 Main St.

workno field work, with
reliable people, for home and
sonable salary. Margaret Sp
McRae, 810 College St,

work, with good people, n
work, for home and reasona
j|Salary. Grace Reeves, McRae,
College St.

Parm Overseer. Life time &
and ref. Joe D, Gore, Atlat
400 Piedmont Ave, N. E,

farm, Raised on farm and
exp, in all farm work. |
enckerss Atlanta. 578 Bast :

Working farm Foreman,
seer, 1
truck farm, well exp. S. G.
gers, Claxton, Rt. 1.

to do ahy kind of farm
want job for hone for selves |
46 yr. old woman who can

x

some, Prefer house to selves.



home and reasonable salary. Mrs.
N. E. Godfrey. Davisboro.

Kate
Del.
































































































Want job of some kind to ma

i
tin

ee.
Want light farm work with

Want job as wage hand or

20 yr. old young woman

Airy. C_o Mrs. Lucy P:
Unencumbeted 37 yr old wo:

runswick. 605 M. St.
Want 2 or 3 h, crop with

UTC

Hard working, sober,

2 horse farm on share basis

for first 6 months, W, GC. SI
Savannah. Rt, 4, care R. BE. Pe

er,
Colored family of 7 want t

farm next yr., if satisf
Children 6 to 16 yrs. Want

Want Christian home and
Salary in exchange for ligh
work, 17 yrs: old, Miss
Turner, Carroliton, Care
Want 2b ovens

ant 2 herse share cro
nish self except stock,
Fulton County. C. L, Steph



Sober, nicn-tobacco user, w
2)

22 yr, old young woman

Man and wife want job on f

34 yr. cold white, single ma

She

Young man with wife

Want job on farm, Gocd 1


Want job doin light



Want job doing light

Middleaged man wants joo

Middleaged man wants job

. es
Want job on farm at

earetaker, ete., live

17 ahd 19 yr. old girk, 4%

Vickery, Millen, .0









. day, Fhoues is, | 1938 eC







MARKET.





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y, hard working
wants job on farm. $15.00
board and laundry. Ready
time. Go anywhere. Earnest
. Newnan.
idow, SReRe MTX ebued
years of age, wants job doing
; farm work, no field work,
reasonable salary, room and
rd. Mrs. Mary Gilbert, At-
it. -O general delivery.
fant job with nice people do-
ee ee work, no field
rk, for home and reasonable
ary. 37 years of age. Best of
f. Mrs. D. E. Loren, Waynes-
ro. c-o J, O. Dunn.
57 yr. old woman wants light
rm work for home and small
ary. Miss Ione Spradlin, Turin,
1. -o Mrs. Willie Mae Hob-
Oa.
59 yr. old woman, alone, wants
lace in good home, helping with
nt. farm work, no field work,
home. So. Ga., preferred.
s. G. W. Wright, Bridgeboro.

38-yr. old man, soher, honest,
hristian man wants job
on farm, 22.25 yr. exp., can do
anything on farm; raised on the
farm. Sidney C. Scoggins, Rome.
Rt. 4, Box 8.

Want job on farm as Overseer,
arpenter work, run tractor,
uck and 25 yrs. exp. in farming.
. C. Meadwes, Athens. c-o Gen.
20 yr. old white girl want job
ing light farm work, $3.50 per
week. Willing worker. Miss G.
Lom Bishop. Rt. 1










































id small child. Small salary. 19
. Old. Mrs. Rosa Moore, At-
nta. 415 Pulliam St. S. W.

Married, well settled, young
man wants job on farm. Can also
ive and keep up both car and
actors. Partly furnish house:
ake best offer, Odus Nix, Oak-



Middleaged couple want place
first. class gardner or Care-
ker, good all around repair
; take care of any kind of
ibbery and garden work. At
e. T. C. Pressley, Atlanta. 311
mce de Leon Ayve., Wa 4867.
Middieaged, unencumbered
woman wants job with good peo-
ple doing light farm work, no
Tield work. Small salary $2.00 to
2.00 week.) Mrs. A. Roberts,
Ailey, Box 174.
Young man with wife and baby
ants work at once on farm, $12
onth and rations. C. A, Wil-
ims, Atlanta, c-o General Del.
Want job as Farm Supt., on
ig farm 6 to 20 horse am real
dirt farmer. For full particulars
and reference, write J. P. Adair,
Atlanta, 362 Bass Street, S. E.
Want job caring for flowers,
den, poultry, ete, Addie
Hughey, Fairmont. Route 1A.
22 yr. old man, exp. all kinds
fm work, operate car, truck,
- g00d worker, honest, sober,
bad habits, start. work any-
eime, gO anywhere, for reasonable
wages, At once. James Robert
rk, Demorest, Rt. 1.
White family of 7 wants a 2-























farm. 3 to plow or drive truck,
actor, car, 1 girl can hoe. Rea-
sonable wages, References if nec-
oward. Rt. 1 c-o Joe Corther.
Want light farm work, $5.00
ek and board. Require trans-
portation, best of references. Mrs
Elia Phipps. Brooklet.

Widow, alone, unencumbered
mts home and reasonable sal-
y in exchange for light farm
rk. Mrs. Mae Murray, Atlanta
i Pryor St. S. W.

Man with wife, and small child
anis place for wages on farm,
home with old couple, and
look after stock, poultry, etc.

Kk Loftie, Hoschton. Rt. 2.
Raised on farm, good. worker,
ints job for wages. Hire by day
month, or would take share
op. Clarence Smith, Atlanta,
Simpson St. N. W.

Want 1 horse farm on 50-50
sis, With man who will help
a fertilizer and who will move
. Good ref. At once. W. E.
Herring, Forsyth.

26 yr. old, single man wants
) On farm. Can drive car, truck
tor, and keep up same. Best
f W. E. Treadwell, Statham.







e Car. At once, for reasonable
lary, board and laundry. High
hoo! education. T. H. Bennett,
ayson, Rt. 1.
' Man and wife want work on
m or dairy. Do any. kind re-
work, drive any kind of
Stuck, tractor, car. Have: to be
oved and furnished. R. J. Beck,
inton, G-o general delivery.
Want to farm on halves, or do
labor. 4 to work, 2 hoe hands
Diow hands, 1 to tote water.
Ve" be moved; 5-6 room
. Andrew Jackson, Colum-
S, 1230-24th St.
Honest sober, willing worker,
With small family wants 1
Crop or Truck and Poultry
| On 50-50 basis with honest
WhO will furnish. Herschel
son, Atlanta. 256 Rawson





















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young |

se farm on halves, or job on*

once. John Reese, |t

Rt, 3.

Purebred Dark Cornish game
eggs, $1.00. per 15; $5.50 per C.
Postpaid Mi a soho

Dawson, Rt. 2.

Booths AAA white rock eggs,
85 per 17; $1.50 per 32; 10 Booths
AAA White Rock Hens, $10.00
ft. pd. Mrs. Harvie B. Yates,
Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Cochin Bantam hatchi eggs,
$2.00 per 15; AAA Barred Rock
eges, $1.50 per 15. O. H. Wright,
Peters Building, Atlanta.

English S. N. W. S. Barron
Hatching eggs, Mar. del. $1.00
per 15; 500 ege lots for incuba-
tors, 4c ea. Malpus J. Harrison,
Kathleen. ;

Selected Cornish Indian Game
eges, $1.00 per 16 del. Miss Leona
Simpson, Culverton, Rt. 1.

Pure Irish Grey Pit Game eggs
$2.00 per 15. W. H. Walters, Mon-
roe.

Purebred White Giant hatch-
ing eggs, 75c per 15. Y. W. Adams
Clermont.

Purebred Giant str. light Brab-
Mas, W. T. Paul, Lexington, Rt.

Tom Barrorn AAA str. W. L.
and dirct Rock AAA Golden Buff
Minorca eggs. $1.00 per 15 post-
paid in Ga., $5.50 per 100, plus
postage. Marvin Oliver, Frank-
lin Springs.

Giant S. C. Black Minorca
hatching eggs. L. B. Millians,
Newnan.

15 candled eggs R. I. Reds,
Mayhood str. 75e. Postpaid in
Ga., HH. E. Thornton, M. D.,
Dewy Rose, Rt. 1.

Pure Dark Cornish game eggs,
$1.00 per 16. Postpaid. Carton
returned. Mrs. Alfred Gibbs,
Rochelle, Rt. 1.

R. C. White Wyandotte hatch-
ing eggs, 75c per 15, L. C. Stahl,
Columbus, Rt. 2, Box 88. :

Master Bred. B, R. hatching
eges, 75c per 15. Mrs. Dewey
Weeks, Ochlocknee, Rt. 1.

10 and 15 dozen eggs each
week from purebred bloodtested
AAA SC R. I. Reds; also have
40 pure S. C. R. I. Reds 3%4 mos.
old pullets. 35 R. C. S. L. Wyan.
dotte pullets and some cockerals
on sale, 70c ea, Mrs. J. Z Cuny,
Stockton.

Giant Bronze turkey eggs, $6.25
dozen. post paid; Barred Ply-
moth Rock eggs, $2.00 per 15;
also No. 11 Rucker cotton seed,
$3.00 per 100 lbs, L. J. Ellis, Cum-
ming, Rt. 5.

Cornish game eggs, $1.00 per
setting; 1 Dark Cornish game
rooster, $2.00. Mrs. Allan Broach,
Campton, Rt. 2.

White Jersey Giant, Miller str.
eggs, $1.00 per 15. M. QO. J. O.

Howell, Pineview. :
New Hampshire Red hatching
eggs, 75c per 15; $1.25 per 30 del.
Cartons ret. Mrs. J. E. Passe,
Madison, Rt. 2, Box 39.
Selected AAA R. C. S. L. Wy-
andotte eggs from purebred Apr.
hatch hens, $1.15 per 15 or $2.00
per 30. Mrs. Grady B. Sellers,

Alma, Rt. 4.
Purebred M. B. Turkey eggs,
$2.50 dozen; 15.00 per 100 del.

Mrs. Neal Williams, Buena Vis-

Oe
Carefully selected Donaldsons
thoroughbred R. I. Red_ eggs,
$1.00 per 15. Mrs. D. F. Walker,

Warthen.
Eggs from bloodtested,

selected and packed, $1.00 per
15; pose Mrs. Laura B. Cox,
Sandersville.

Pure bred Dark Cornish eggs,
$1.00 per 15. Crates ret. No chks.
Miss Florence Horne, Grovetown.

Warhorse game eggs, $2.00 per
15. C. Deforest. Decker, Brunswick

Selected W. L., Eng. Str., hat-
ching eggs. $1.45 per 15 eggs. 5c
reduction on each additional set-
ting. Mrs. W. J. H. Ayers, Homer,
Rt. 2.

Purebred S. C. BR. I. Red eggs,
$1.50 per 15; $2.00 per 30 del.
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 2.

Pure Golden Buff Orphington
eges, Lady Ege A Day Sir. $1.00
and $1.50 per 15 del.; pure Gold-
en Sebright bantam eggs, $1.00
per 15 ee ie R. Q. Miller, Ac.
worth, Rt. 2.

Selected S. C. W. L. hatching
eggs Roselawns Pen ped. Tom
Barron str., $1.00 per 15. Mrs.
Christine Jackson, Austell. _

Well packed W. L. hatching
eges, Eng. str., 50c doz. postpaid.
W. Ll. Robinson, Gainesvile, Rt.

10.

Selected White P. Rock hatch-
ing eggs, 85e per 15 postpaid. Re-
turn carton. Also 4 young White
P. Rock roosters, $1.00 ea. not
post paid. Mrs. L. W. Seago,
Pinehurst.

POSITION WANTED

Want 1 horse farm on 50-50
basis in So. Ga., Can move and
furnish self, At once. J, A, Tay-
lor, Americus, Re. Box il A.

Want good 2 or horse farm
on 50-50 basis. Good force, all





raised. on farm. Good ref. At
once. R. M. Bryant, Gainesville.
121 W. Broad St.

Mrs. Fred Johnson, |

Giant Black Minorca and Buff |

ma hatching eggs, $1.00 per 15.}

pus
Dark Cornish Games, carefully |2

Pure Giant str. Brahma hatch-
eggs, $1.00 per 15. Mrs. W. T. Paul
Lexington, Rt. 1.

S. C. Black Minorca eggs, $1.00
yer 15 del. Mrs, C, G. Callahan,
aycross, Rt. 4.

Purebred Dark Cornish Indian
Game eggs, Mar. and Apr. del.
$1.25 15 postpaid. J. R. Gard-
ner, Locust Grove.

White Pekin duck eggs, 75c per
13 del. Prompt shipment. Also
3 white Pekins, 1 drake and 2
ducks, now laying, 75c ea. Mrs.
W. I. Mobley, Ludowici, Rt. 1.

Large Imp. S. L. Wyandotte
eggs, now ready, 85e per 15; $1.50
per 30 del. Mrs. A. B. Courson,
Alma, Rt. 3.

Selected eggs from Rich Dark
Donaldson Reds, $1.25 per 15; or
$2.25 per 30. Mrs. H. G, Brown,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 1.

Thompsons Imp. bleed tested
B. R. hatching eggs, $1.00 per 15
or $5.00 per 100. Cartons retrun-
ed. Mrs. Charles B. Tanner,
Sandersville, Rt. 1.

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

Edible Soy Beans, Chame var-
ca oe lb. H. P. Stucky, Experi-_
ment.

25. lbs. nice colored bunch but-
terbeans, 12% Ib. fob. P. R. Mar-,
tin, Griffin, Rt. A.

Pure bunch velvet beans, white
erowder peas, $2.50 bu.; Sikes
Cotton seed, $1.50 bu. A. G. Rob-
erts, Buena Vista.

46 Ibs. crowder peas, 6c lb.; alsa
10 lbs. sundried Horse Apples, 10c
a oe. O. Brambald, Mt. Airy,

Willets Wonder Garden pea
seed 20c lb. postpaid. Inez Rhen-
ey, Wadley.

Silver Hull Crowder peas, 80c
pk.; $1.50 half bu.; $3.00 bu.; also
well-rooted Lady T strawberry
plants, 25c per C; $1.00 per 500:
$1.75 per M. c..D. Crow, Gain-
esville, Rt. 2.

Old fashioned speckled bunch
butter beans, 15c lb. Add pos-
tage. No stamps. . Mrs. . R.
Smith, Buford, Rt. 1.

160 bu. old fashion, late runner
Clay peas for hay or eating, $2.00 |
bu.; also 100. lbs. genuine Imp.
Cuban Queen melon seed, $1.00
lb. 75 lbs. pure Dixie Bell melon
seed, 50c lb. fob. W. O. Birdsong
Gordon, Rt, 1.

Fifty bu. Unknown peas for
30 bu. Stoneville No. 5 cotton
seed, $1.00 bu. A. M. Butts, De-
vereux.

Velvet beans delivered within
100 miles in 8 or 10 ton loads,
$20.00 per ton, shelled and sacked
$1.00 bu. here. A. M. Halley, Rey.
nolds.

50 bu. purple hull speckle peas,
$2.00 bu.; also 3 barrels Georgia
sugar cane syrup, 40 gals. to bar-
rel, 50c gal. A. A, Ashley, Mont-
rose, Rt. 2, :

25. bu. O-Too-Tan beans, $4.60
bu.; 25 bu. velvet beans, $1.00 bu,
All 1937 crop, J. W. McAfee, Ten-
nille, Rt, A,

Pure Brown Eye, White Crow-
der peas, 1987 crop, 8 Ib. or
$4.50 bu, fob. Mrs. Norman Will-
iams, Oglethorpe, Rt. 2.

Willets Wonder English pea
seed, 35c Ib. pp. No. less than 2
Ibs to customer. Running seed
peanuts, 3%c Ib. at my barn.
Mrs. Lizzie Bullard, McRae, Rt.

White Willow beans and white
butter peas running, 30c Ib.
del. Mrs. D, G. Caldwell, Kings.
land, Rt. 1,

Old fashioned, speckled, bunch
butter beans and 15 lbs. 6 week
Crowder peas, 10 1b. Add pos-
tage. . No stamps. Mrs. C. R.
Smith, Buford, Rt. 1.

40 Ib. 1937 crop white Running
Butter Beans, 15c Ib. 35 lb. 1936
crop White Running Butter
10c lb, not del. Mrs. W. M. Ar-
rington, Wadley, Rt. 2.

40 bu. No. 1 pure Brabham peas
in good bags, $2.25 hu. fob. Sam-
ple on request. Emory Jackson,
Goggins.

100 bu Biloxie beans, $2.50 bu.
fob. R. P. Walker, Bonaire.

Genuine O-Too-Tan soy beans,
$4.50 bu, fob. G. D. Hutchinson,
Williamson. :

Colored bunch butter beans,
10c Ib. postpaid. .No order less |
than 50c. Mrs. Lewis Hamby, Rt.
A, Griffin,

Speckle, bunch butter bean
seed, 15c lb. Add postage. Also
Red Spanish seed peanuts, 8c
Ib., $2.00 bu. fob.; Honey Drip
ean seed, same price. C. G, Oli-
ver, Rt. 2, Barnesville.

15 bu. unknown beans, $1.75
bu. fob. Alex Barfield, Louisville,
Rt. 1.

100 bu. pure peas, Brabs, and
Whips, New Eras, and mixed .of
several varieties, Clyde T. Han-
nah, Logansville.

No. 1 White Crowder peas, ss
bu.; also Black eye, Six Week
peas, good for seed, $2.00 bu.;
H. D. Seett, Buena Vista. Rt. 5.
One bu. Speckle Crowder peas,







'$1.75;.2 bu. Mammoth yellow soy

$3.50; one bu. large red peanuts,





= ie SE ores ws - eee : aaa . cet aos
QSITION WANTED | EGGS FOR SALE EGGS FOR SALE | BEANS AND PEAS
Single man wants job on farm.| Purebred Jersey White Giant| Pure Dark Cornish game eggs, FOR SALE
-R. Holloway, Edison. eggs, $1.50 per settin ; paid. | $1.00 16. M. O. : : ai
> ek sober, stout, | Mrs. L. B. eee Sine iifred Gitibs, Rochelle. Bi. . a 25 bu. choice, 90 day velvet

bean, $1.10 bu.; 50 bu. Imp.
Stoneville 4 A cotton seed, $1.00
bu. fob. Cash with order. W.
so as Tanner, Rt. 1, Sanders-
ville.

O-Too-Tan beans, $5.00 bu.;
also fresh sun-dried apples, 12c
b. pp. Mrs. Clarence Moore,
Ball Ground, Rt. 4.

10 bu. White Crowder peas,
$2.50 bu. L. H, Brasington.

A-1 90-day seed velvet beans,
$1.25 bu. Add 10c extra for ex-
change on checks. C. H. Cooke,
Sandersville, Rt. 2.

60 Ibs. Henderson: white bunch
butter-beans, 15 lb. not post_
paid, or $7.50 for lot, fob. No
checks, nor stamps. Mrs. W. O.
Whitley, Mauk. Rt. 2, Box 1.

Blackeye white peas, $2.50 bu.
fob., also Golden Dent. seed corn,
$2.00 bu.; Hastings Prolifie, 65
peck, $1.75 bu; Mars Rose cotton
seed, sound, Ist year, $1.75 bu.
fob. Ewell Pope, Tallapoosa.

60 bu. Brab. peas, $2.50 bu.
Mrs. Ola Jones, Grayson.

100 bu. No. 1 Velvet Beans in
2% bu sacks, $3.00 per sack. John
J. Lovett, Sandersville.

No. 1 90 day running Velvet,
beans for seed, $1.20 bu. In lots
of 10 bu. or more $1.15 bu. J.
ok Tanner, Sandersville, Rt.

Striped Half runner garden
peas,
speckled cornfield pbeans, 25
cupful; red speckled crowders
and white blackeyed peas, 10c
cup. No cheeks. Lillie Barrett,
Ellijay.

White brown-eyed peas, 10c Ib.
postpaid to 3rd zone. M. O. only.
Clay Skinner, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

75 bu. 90 Day Velvet beans, $1
bu. fob. exchange for hay peas
in 2% bu. sacks, bu. for bu, old
fashion, big ear seed corn, 75c
pk. prepaid. I. R. Waller, Wright-
sville; Rt. 1.

22 bu. Austrailian Sugar Crow-
der peas, $3.00 bu. fob. Cash
with order. J. F. Briscoe, Logans-
ville.

Genuine O-Too-Tan beans, $4
bu., re-cleaned and graded.
Whatleys seed corn, nubk-7 and
shelled, $2,00 bu., R. M. Turner,
Royston.



Pecans & Peanuts for Sale

_ Thin hulled, good grade seed-
ling pecans, 10 lb. fob; pecan
meats, 3 lbs, del., $1.00. Also want
1,000 lbs, spreading variety pea-
nuts, at 3 1-2c lb. and 2,000 lbs.
peanut hay, at $10.00 ton del. W.
hoe peared.

smoice No. 1 Spanish peanuts
5 lb. small lots; 4 1-2 Ib. ton
Icts. FOB. D, BE. Thompson. Pine-
hurst,

No. 1 Virginia Bunch peanuts,
6c tb.; ae pasteles eee Jer=
Sey Sows, blocky type, 1 1-2 and
2 1-2 yrs. eld, bec & B.C:
boar, $25.00 ea. at my barn, M.
QO. W. S. Norton, Edison.

No. 1 N. C. Runner seed pea-
nuts. $1.50 bu. fob, $2.25 bu. del,
in Ga, Exchange 2 bu. peanuts
for 3 bu. Wannamaker Big Boll,
wilt-resistant cotton seed. Mrs.
TF. Hicks, Adel, Rt. 1.

Few lbs. nice Van Deman. pe-
cans, 10c lb.. Add postage. Mrs.
E, T. May, Warthen,

25 bu, Virginia bunch peanuts,
$1.00 bu; 18 bu, bunch Velvet
beans, $2.00 bu. M. L. Moore,
Richland, Rt. 3.

Lange size seedling pecans, 5c
Ib; also seuppernong vines, 6-10
ft., 25 and 30 ea, well rooted,
J. Ll. Coggins, Covington,

Good, scund Spanish peanuts,
5 Ib, Leon Gaff, Fitzgerald, Rt.

2;

No. 1 Ga, Runner peanuts, 5e
Tb, fob. M. O. Alton Ricketson,
Surrency, Ri. 2.

Pecans: Schleys, 10c Ib, Frot-
schers, Success, Stewarts, 8 to
10 lb;; Money Makers, Seedlings,
6c lb. ich. M. O, Ed = Bradley,
Hazelhurst.

Runner peanuts, 6 1b.; 250 bu,
Cokers Farm Relief cotton seed,
$3.40 per 100 lbs. Geo. Young,
Tennille,

Imp. White Spanish peanuts,
6c lb. T, G. OKelley., Maysville,

12 Ibs, Schley pecans, $1.25; 18
lbs, large Paper Shell Seedlings,
$1.00. B. Jordan, Monticello,

POTATOES FOR SALE





20 bu. Porto Rico seed potatose,
$1.50 bu, Exchange for small pigs
or hens. Each pay transportation
oe Madiscn Wicker, Dublin,
Rt, 2,

100 bu. yellow Porto Rico .seed
potatoes, 75c. bu, fob. J. R. Thack-
ston, Powder Springs, Rt, 1,



Grain and Hay For Sale



500 bundes good fodder, $1.50

iper at barn. Mr, J. G. Bryant,

8 Rodesia Ave., Atanta,

Severa tons nice bright mea-
dow hay, $12.00 ton at my barn;
also 25 or 30 Ibs. nice beeswax
N. T. Oakes, Greensboro,



beans, $3.50; bu. G.
Ball Greund, Rt. 1.

T. Brown,



About 10 tons good, bright pea-
vine hay, $15.00 ton, d. P. Alex.
ander, Louisville,





FOR SALE



Big Marlboro corn, shelled; also.
Whatley corn, $2.50 bu. fob, No
checks. M. O. or registered let-
ter. J, E, Locke, Butler, Rt, 1,
Box 15,

Selected Marlboro prolific seed
corn, 50c pk., $1.50 bu.; also Ca-
rolina, Dell cotton seed, fob, Chas,
T, McMillan. Rt. 8. c-ainesville,

Pure Piedmont seed corn, $1.00

k., $3.0 bu, del; large Red Va-
encia, peanuts, 12 1-2 lb. del,, 10
lb, fob. H. W. Thurmond, Greens-
bero, Rt. 1, Box 131.

Yellow pop corn, 8 tb. or ex-
change for Black-eyed, Cream
Crowder pea seed, or Long Arm
peanut seed. Leroy Bowen. Bax~
ley, Rt. 4. Box 153.

and shelled, $1.00 pk. postpaid;
$2.75 bu. fob, J. D. Taylor. Vien-
na

corn, $2.00 bu. T, S. Hunt, Perry.
Pure Hastings seed corn.
pk,; $1.35 per 1-2 bu, $2.40 bu,
GL. Parks. Americus, Rt, 3
Garrisons red cob, imp What-
leys seed corn, 75e pk, $2.50
Lu.; 5 bu. or more, $2.00: bu. fob,
ak D. Garrison, Fitzgerald, Box
5 bu. Piedmont pedigreed seed
corn, $2.50 bu. or 80 pk, Olin O.
Prickett, Maysville,
Golden Queen pep corn, 10 Ib;
in 10 lb. lots del, nm Ga.: 6 Ib,
in 100 lb. lots fob, Sample for 3

Hastings seed corn, Se
Drew M, Reaves, Milan, Rt, 3,

Hills Imp. seed corn, $1.25. bu.
fob. W. M. Hill, Canon. :

South American shelled pop

Ib. fob. Billie Fields, Gainesville,
Rt. 1,

corn, $1.00 pk., $3.00 bu, feb,
James L, Brown, Helena,
South American pop corn, 20
lb. Ethel Sullivan. Marietta, Rt. 2,
Pure Whatleys prolifie corn,
nubbed and shelled, in even
weight sacks, $1.50 bu. feb: up to
5 bu. Grady Barrow, Louisville,
Stanleys prolific seed corn,
$1.00 pk., $3.50 bu. T. L, Marchent,
Milan.
Stanleys Imp, seed. corn, nub-
ped and shelled. $1.00 pk. or $3.50
Ho Thomas A, Stanley, Milan, Rt,

Golden Queen pop corn, Te Ib.;
white Half Runner seed beans,
25 Ib. pp, Mrs. W. D. Vanhook,
Cut Cane. :

Extra nice yellow pop
nubbed and shelled. 5 Ib, Add
postage. John W. Moseley, So-
perton, Rt. 2.

Haukums prolific seed corn,

1 75 pk, $2.00 bu. pp. Cari Mull,

Cut Cane,

Hastings Super-prolific seed
corn, 80c pk, del. in Zone 2; $t.00
pk. in Zone 3, Mrs. R. M. Wajl-
ters, Martin.

$2.00 bu. fob. T. S. Hunt, Perry,

ye Ge prolific seed corn,
$2.00 bu. W. L, Smith, Dawsen, -

Hastings prolific corn, Ist yr.,
$2.50 bu.; Cokers Cleve Wilt cot-
ton seed, $1.00 bu, fob, Exchange
for potato plants, J. H,. Beasley,
Lavonia,

bu. feb, J. J, Craig, Ranger,

Hastings super-prolific seed
corn, ist yr,, 80c pk. del, in 2
zone; $1.00 pk. in 3 zone. Thos,
G. Walters, Toccoa,

ist yr., 50c pk, or $1.50 bu,; also

Brown crowder peas; 8c lb. W, 'T;
White, Edison, Rt. 1,

: Tobacco For Sale





co, $1.00 del. Exchange for toma=
to Seed, Any good variety 10 Ibs,
tobacco for each pound seed. R,
W. Tomberlin, Surrency, Rt, 2,

Gecd home cured smoking and
e1ewing tobaceo, 10c Ib., $1.00 for
10, Postpaid, W. R. Benton, Alma,

24: 3. twisted tobacco, $9.00;
400 bundles fodder, $2.50 per C;
Cane seed, $1.00 bu. Fred Hood,
Cleveland, Rt, 4

Good grade, whole leaf chewing

postpaid. Satis. guar: J, B, Bas-
om, Screven. :

zue- cured tobacco; $1.00 del
or exchange for value, Mrs. Jes-
sie Dykes, Bax -y, Rt. 2.

10 lbs. chewing tobacco, $1.00;
12 lbs, smokine -tobaceo, $1.00;
Satis. guar, Exchange fews lbs,
for dried. apples and peaches. Ea.
pay postage. F. M. Fowler, Ha-
gan.

Good, Bright Leaf chewing te-
bacco, flue. cured, $1.00 per 12
los, Satis. guar. or money refund-
= ede L, Lightsey, Surrency,
Ri. 2:

Good, meHow, Red Leaf chew-
ing tobacco, $1.00. per 12 Ibs.;
smoking tokaeco: 75c per 12 ths,
postpaid, Leroy Lightsey, Sere-
ven, Rt, 2.

Good, Bright Leaf chewing to-
bacco, $1.00 per 12 Ibs smoking
tobacce, $1.00 per 13 Ibs. del:
Clenon Aldridge, Surrency, Rb, 2.

Good, Bright Leaf c! ewing to-
bacco, $1.00 per 12 lbs. smoking





tobaceo, $1.00 per 13 ibs. Satis:
guar, or money refunded, Mrs.

_ Nolie Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Little Cob seed corn, nubbed

Selected Whatleys prolific seed

stamp. J, F. Li . Tif ;
tender brown and red\6 . indsey, Tifton, Rt,

corn, 4c lb, No order less than 50:

Browns Imp. White Flint seed

corn,

Selected Whatleys seed corn,

Pucketts Imp, seed corn, $2.00

Whatleys prolific seed corn,

10 Ibs, Good flue cured tobace

or smoking tobacco, 11 tbs. $1.00

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ecan and Other Fruit |
Trees for Sale



sc ., Weco, Rt. 2.

_ Well rocted lafge black walnut
trees 25c ea. or 5 for $1: Mrs. W.
H. Snyder, Dawsonville. Rt. 1,

- Brown scuppernoneg vine, 1 yr.
ea. or 70c doz, 2 yr, 10c ea or
$1 doz. 3 yr, 15c ea. or $1.50 dcz,
Jarge muscadine vines. 3-4 yrs.
15c ea. or $1.50 doz, orders 50c cor
riore del. W. A. Moon. Waco, Rt

Scupperncng, muscadine
foz. blue D>mson plum, brown
fig. 10c ea. $1 doz. sage plants
5Mec doz. Klondyke strawberry 30
C, $2 per M. del in Ga. Inez
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

. Scuppernong vines, rocted,
white var. 20c ea, 8. 50c 7 $1, 25
$3, postnaid, no checks: Isla Ham-
ilton, Alamo, Rf. 2.
cuppernong vines, 1 yr, 60c
doz, 2 yr. 10c ea. $1 doz. 3 yr. 15c
ea. $1.50 doz; Japanese spriccts, |
10 ea. $1 doz. 1 yr. large black
walnut trees, 15c ea. 4 for 50c.j

mut bushes 40c doz. Mrs, A. A.
Moon, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

1 Sweetgum tree, 16 ft. 5 ft.
m. clear of knots, class No. 1.
ke best offer fob. Augusta. R.
llison, Girard,

Leadine var. apvle and neach
trees. 2-3 ft. 10c, 3-4 ft, 15c ea.
pe: vines. 2 vr. 1%: ea. W, H.

doz, T5c C, also bushel divper,
fartin and nest esg gourd 2771;
ane ekra. sigoentic beers 5 ft.,
vard-long nea hesns. 10 nkt. 3,
25c. Exe. for trhacco; J P.. Bram-
lett. Ellijay. Rt. 2.

200 seedling peach. 1-3 vrs, 10c

e,from_ holes,

'F. N. Carter,



@a. at my place and help dig and
Toad them: John N, Maxwell,
Bowman Rt. 1. |
Quince trees. 20c ea. 6, $1, white;
multiplving onions 35c gal, May
eherry 10c ea. Ad* postage; Mrs.







































































G. N, Hays, Rockmart.
urrant berries, 1, 2. 3 ft, 15c!
$10 per C. horse apples, pome-|
anates, May cherry, yollow pre-
rving peach, 2. 3 ft. rooted. 15c
2. ea: Josephine Raly,

arge bunch goose berries,
be size, Oc ea. blue berries
30c doz. Cherokee raspberries 75
oz. Birch sprouts 2- ft, 2, 25c;
dd postage; Billy Wilson, Lov-
ie
3 Pecan trees, 3 ft. 35c ea. 3,
5 English walnuts.
rown from seed; Miss Eunice
2dd, Gainesville, Rt. 7. -
wart, Schlev and Mahan pe-
trees, 3-7 ft. 50c-$1 ea. also
gh grade Guernsey and Jersey
ilch cows. fresh; M. M. New-
me, Se~ersville.

Valnut sprouts, cherry, seed-
peach trees, raspberry, goose-
erry, 3-25c, rattle roct. barefoot.
w root, Mayapole, 15c lb. add
postage; Arthur Lee Patterson.
Talking Rock, :

KQ 2-vr. Concord grape vines,
doz. $5 C, entire lot to one ad-
ss $30; L. M. Smith, Tignall,

ite and black scuppernongs,
rooted, Blue Damson plums,
ea. 12 $1; postpaid; Ever-'
ring strawberry plants 25c ner
yellow plum peach. white. clear
d peach, fc ca. Mrs. G, W.
geins, Wace, Rt. 2.
Peach trees. leading varieties.
inspected, $35 M. $4 per
S, apricots. figs $1.50 doz, $8
C. grape vines $5 per C. $35
: Mrs. E, B. Travis, River-

May chei . blue Damson
red goose plums, Concord
nd Nisgara gr-pe vines, black
dd white scupnernongs, musca-
. 10 ea. 1-2 yr. Hiley. White
ish, May Flower and_ early
rta peach trees. 10c-15c ea.
> myrtle. red, 5c ea. white
ood, 10c ex Everbearing
rawberries. 40c 0. Mrs. Artyce
ntrekin. Waco, Rt. 2.
Blue Damson and Red Gocse
Yim trees, old fashioned sweet-
- anole, also Limbertwigs, mus-
dine, scunpernong vines, root-
0c ea, $1.00 doz. del. 6 or more
iss Marcelle Patterson, Waco,
2 2. Box 136.

ees, 2 yrs. old, sweet Spanish
erries, $1.00; very rare Asiatic
" Oateomeles
delicate pennate leaves, 15
$10.00, James Hobson, Jasper.





yyrup in 35 to 38 gallon cap.
rrels, 42c gal.; No. 10 can 45c;
. 5 can, 24c; in bottles, 90c.
le bottles by mail 25c, G.
en, Meigs,

., $15.50: 56 gal., $22.50;
try cured oak smoked hams,

Ib. sides and show'ders, 18c

|J. R. Bowen, Alma.

siatio blight-resistant chestnut |

Schwerinae. |p

SEED WANTED

Want Bunch velvet beans, write
stating price on small amounts;
Albert Baggett, Bowdon, Rt. 3. .

Want some white hull cabbage



-|peas, quote price on peck lots

and more; C. J. Bennett, Bain.
bridge.

Want 1 ton No. 1 peanut hay,
quote delivery price or fob; R.
O. Parks, Dairien.

Want dried apples, will exc.
sound Schley pecans for same,
each pay postage; Mrs. May H.
Duncan, West Point, Rt. 1.
Want nice dried fruit, bunch
Lima beans, col. and white, will
exc, large nice white sacks free
1 sack.for<1- Ib.
fruit or beans, each pay postage;
Mrs. Grace Aubrey, Doyle.

Want to hear from party hav-
ing grey Stone Mountain water-
melon seed; Jas. Q. Boyett, Man-
assass, Rt. 2.

Want Kafir and Milo seed,
quote amt. and price, also yel-
low corn near Maysville, state
kind, gladioli bulbs and price;
Mrs. Ida lL. Prickett, Maysville.

Want 17 Ibs. white velvet okra
secd, quote best price; C. B.
Doolittle, Athens, Rt. 3.

Want parrot, Norton, or bunch
yam potatoes and Jerseys, pre-
fer Norton = sweet potato seed

homasville, Rt. 1.

Want 200 bushels good ~ slip
shuck ear corn del. Valdosta, M.
A. Odom, Valdosta.

Want 500 bu. good sound corn
on ear, also 1000 pecan trees
budded, 3-4 feet, Schley, make
best price your station or del.
M. P. Pope, Washington. ~

Want 10-15 bu good sound corn

-lguitable for meal, prefer shelled,

60c bu. del. my farm, 6 miles
west Carnesville on Homer Road.
Mrs. L. A. Sanders, Ashland.

Want seed corn, hard grain,
little cob variety; J. N. Dell, Ni-
chols, Rt. 3.

Want 150-200 bu. white shelled
corn; C, E. Barnhill, Valdosta,
P. O. Box 324. -

Want 1 bu chufa seed, will pay
cash or exc. Sea Island cotton
seed for same at $1.50 bu. collect.

Want to buy short stem head-
ing collard seed, green glazed
collard seed; also some white yam
potatoes, leaves and vines simi-
lar to Porto Rican; J. H. Mad-
dox, Augusta. Rt. 2. =
Want 1 bu. old time Spanish
sweet potatoes; Mrs R. F. Ivey,
Sheliman. r
Want N. C. seed peanuts, run.
ners, must be good and clean,
also old fashioned late velvet
bean, T. J. Raulerson, Ludowici,
Rte 1. ne
Want 50 bushels of Ga. or N.
C, runner peanuts, or will exc.
Farm Relief cotton seed, good

-|staple, bushel for bushel, C. R.

Duggan, Cocharan, Rt. 4.
Want several libs. improved
red Spanish peanuts, not Valen-
cia, state price fob shipping pt.
also few seed dashens to plants
A. J. Willoughby, Waco, Rt. 1,.
Want 5 Bu. Brabham peas, or
will exc. 10 bu. No. 11 ADP and
L cotton seed ginned on one var-
iety gin for same; L, C. Davis,
Buchanan, Rt. 1. eS
/ Want 1 or % bu. large white
sugar Crowder peas, no colored
eyed peas wanted; send few for
sample in letter quoting price;
R. I. Tracy, Lake Park.

CATTLE FOR SALE

Reg. Jersey bull, 10 mos. old.
Sell cheap. R. C, Williams, Doug-
-lasville. ees S

1 good Jersey cow with calf
10 days old. Will Wesley, River-





C_| dale.

1 nice Jersey cow to freshen
soon giving gallon a day. $40.00;
also 1 three fourths Jersey bull
ready for service, $17.50 at barn.
a! Ashworth, Loganville, Rt.

Reg. Guernsey bull calf, 6 mos.
old. $35.00;. Reg. S. P. China
pigs, 3 mos. old, $10.00 ea; 1 boar
ready for service, $25.00; also
Farm Relief cotton seed, 75 bu.
in 10 bu. lots fob. T. R. Duggan,
Warthen.

1 reg. Aberdeen-Angus bull,
wt. 1,000 lbs., 5 yrs. old, $60.00;
nice heifers, % Aberdeen-Angus,
qc lb. D. W. Harp, Reynolds.

3 yr. old White-Face reg. bull,
$100.00 fob; . also Wannamaker
Dixie Triumph cotton seed, $1.00
bu., here. Mrs. J. E. Peddy, Davis-
boro. i

10 Polled Hereford, 18 mos, old
heifers, bred to reg. Polied Here-
ford bull. F. M. Biggers, 630 Lee
St., S. W., Atlanta.

1 reg. horn type Hereford bull,

14 mos. old; also 6 purebred
Hereford heifers, 16 mos. old, not
registered. Percy A. Price, Al-
any.
2 fine guernsy cows fresh for
sale. John J. Lovett, Sandersville.
_ 1 reg. Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old
in April, freshen in May; 1 reg.
Jersey heifer, 2 yrs old in May,
freshen in July, both sired by
imported bull. B, F. Lester, Con-
yers, Rt. 2.

freshen; also 1 litter O. I. C.
pigs, ready te wean Februar; 20,
[Reasonable price. Lewis H. Jones
Fayetteville, Rt. 3.

Reg, Polled Hereford bull cal-



Mal.:n Collins Whigham.






ves; also 1 mature herd bull. E.

_ tT. Boswell, Jr. Siloam,



_1 Jersey milch cow, ready to}

FOR SALE



old, work anywhere, $40.00cash.
W. W. Evans, Dougherty, Rt. 1.

1 smooth mouth black mare
mule, wt.-1,000 Ibs., work any.
where, for sale; also D. P. L. 11A
and Stoneville No. 2 cotton seed,
$1.00 bu. fob your station. Ex-
change for peas. T. W. Simmons,
Douglasville, Rt. 3. :

1 plug mule, wt. 650 or 700 Ibs.,
in fair condition, $15.00. Ex-
change for nice heifer. Clyde
Burell, Lithonia.

1 good mule, wt. 1,150 Ibs.,
$85.00; 1 plug mule, 1,050 Ibs.,
$35.00. Robert Owens, 36 DeFoor
Ave., N. W., Atlanta.

1 plug mule, $25.00 at my barn.
Obadiah Kent, Mitchell.

1 pr. young, western, broke
mares, gentle and extra quazity.
Reasonable price. H. Jones, 611
Rey St., Waycross.

1 good farm mule, work any
place; 1 almost new 1-horse wa-
gon with body; 1 good young
milch cow, 2nd calf Reasonable
prices, Mrs. W. J. Cochran, Lu-
thersvillc,

Pr. mules, 7 and 9 yrs. old,

wt. 12,210 and 1,250 Ibs. for sale.
Riley Jones, Dalton, Rt. 1.
800-lb. mule in good order,
$100.00; 15 Poland China pigs,.
wt. 40 lbs., $60.00 fob. M. T. Bry-
so, Greensboro, Rt. 3.
Mule; 1,000-Ib., 9 yrs. old, good
work and good quality; also
White Lady peas, 10c lb. R. L.
Albea, Metasville.

Good plug mule, $50.00. Ex_
change for good milch cow. B.
D. McLeod, 10 Rosser St., Hape-:
ville. .

2 small black mare mules, $55
and $75 ea. respectively. J. J.
Daniel, Douglasville, Rt. 5. .
Gelding, 7 yrs. old, good sad-
dler, works anywhere, $65.00. L.
M. Johnson, Acworth, Rt. 2.
Fine gaited saddle horse, 6
yrs. old, wt. 920 Ibs. well trained;
also harness horse, Clyde OKel-
ley, Gainesville.

2 grey draft mares, 6 and 7
yrs. old, wt. 1,100 and 1,200 lbs.,
sound and fat. Sell or trade for
gentle saddle horses. S. C. Board-
man, Columbus, Rt. 1.

Mule, wt. 1,000 lbs. for sale. J.
C. Quinn, Decatur, Rt. 2. Law-
renceville Rd. ~ 5

LIVESTOCK WANTED

Want truck load shoats, 50 to
75 lbs., also 200 to 300 bu. corn
in shuck. Make lowest price del.
J, C. Collier, Barnesville.





keep for half the pigs raised.
Also up to 40 or 50 mature cows
beef type preferred, for half the
cows Best location and best of
care given. L. W. Thompson,
Swainsboro. Rt. 2.

Want pair purebred, large type
Black Essex pigs, 8 wks old, or
older, reg in my name. Write at
once. L.. D. James, Manor.

Want 3 little bone Guinea pigs.
Must be thoroughbred stock. T.
Cc. Sanders, Atlanta, 233 Mill-

tedge Ave. S. E.

Want 1S PC male hog, young
one preferred, large enough for
service, thoroughbred and cheap,
Julius Wilcher, Gibson. -

Exe. good value for reg. or is
subject to reg., Berkshire sow of
gilt. W. T. Palmer, Columbus,
Rt. 1, Box 60. Phone. 1954 M.

Want 1 reg. Jersey heifer about
6 mos. old. Exc. cotton seed and
corn, or will sell 10 bu. Stone-
ville No. 2. cotton seed, $1.00 bu.
Buford Johnson, Sparta, Rt. 1.

Trade 25 nice large common
chickens as part payment on a
nice young cow close by, del. or
will trade for horse. Mrs. L. Mc-
Farlin, Blakely, Rt. 2.

Want from 1 to 4 calves to
raise on shares, any breed or sex,
3 mos. old or older. Keep until
November Ist: Roscoe Stephens,
Temple. z : :

Want White-Faced Hereford
calves, just large enough to eat,
also grade heifer calves. State
what you have and prices; also
for sale good Peavine hay, $18.00
ton at my barn. G. G. Adair,
Rutledge, Rt. 2. :

Want 1 or 2 Guernsey heifers
about 2 mos. old at reasonable
price; also 1 M. B. turkey hen,
1936 hatch, wt. 12 or 14 lbs. at
a Hee E. F. Golden, Bremen,

Want some rabbits, New Zea-
land does preferred. A. T. Sher-
wood, Macon. .

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want 1 nannie goat, about 2
yrs. old with 2 kids twins about
2 mos. old, natural butt_headed.
A. L. Moss, Lula. Rt. 2.

Want nice Angora billy goat.
State what you have and price;
also want 200 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 8 wks old, W.
C. Burnsed, Ellabell.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED

Want 2 mare mule colts, 12 to
18 mos, old at reasonable prices.
J. R. Simonton, Dacula. Rt. 1.

Want immediately young horse
mare preferred, for work and for
saddle use. H. W. Perkerson,
Gregaville. |









HORSES AND MULES

Horse mule, wt. 900 Ibs., 10 yrs.

Want up to 10 sows and pigs to]



Tuesday, February 15,







POULTRY FOR SALE

WYANDOTTES

1 S. L. Wyandotte rooster and
pullets, 12 mos. old, $5.50 for.
lot. Russell Brown, Helena.

S. L. Wyendotte hens and pul-
lets, almost 1 yr. old; $1.00 ea. in
lots of 10 or more; also pop corn,
75c postpaid, Mrs, Edgar C, Ray,
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 9.

2 purebred White Wyandotte
roosters, 11 mos. old, $1.50 ea, fob.



Mattie B, McPherson, Rabun Gap

Rt, 1

15 AAA White Wyandotte hens,
Feb, 1987 hatch, most of them
laying, $1.25 ea, Mrs. Marten I.
Hine, Forest Park,

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC, FOR SALE

2 pure Bourbon red turkey hens,
25 Ib. Mrs. R. L. Greene, Cuth-
bert, Rt, 4,

9 Black and White Muscovy

ducks, 85c ea, or exchange for
thoroughbred hens or pullets rea-

Baxley, Rt, 4.

Nice, young geese, $1.00 ea. fob.
L. H. Williams, Alma. Rt, 4,

3 purebred M, B. Bronze turkey
hens,-1937 hatch, 12 Ibs., $4.00 ea.
fob. No checks. M. O, Mrs, Lula
Christmas, Vienna, Rt. 4,

7 Mallard drakes, 10 and 11
mos, old, $1.00 and $1.50 ea. Ex-
change for large White Muscovy
or Mammoth White Pekin ducks.

Exp. col, Roberta McCullum
Grantville. Rt. 2. :

1 fine Bronze turkey tom to ex-

change for turkey hen, for baby

chicks, young hens or pullets of
any strain; also want 50 or more
baby chicks to raise on halves to
co old, W. T. Totts, Cleve-

Fine rmy, W. Perkins, 1 big
drake and 3 ducks. $4.50 fob M
O. F. E. Grubbs, Demorest. ~

Mammoth Bronze toms, $5.00
ea. Miss Ellen Williams, Villa
Rica, :

4 pure Mallard ducks. 1 drake
ae B. C, Pope, Tallapoosa, Rt.

CORNISH AND GAMES
. 6 cornish game hens now lay-
ing and 1 rooster, $1,00 ea, Frank
ae :
Pure ite Cornish game ccck-
erels, $3.00 to $5:00. W. H. Bax-
ley, M. D., Hephzibah,

Fine game cocks and hens for
a O, Benefield, Silver Creek

3 cornish game cockerels, 1 yr.
old, $1.00 ea. or exchange for 30

-baby chicks, Mrs, Milton Min-

shew, Macon, Rt, 3.

5 game (Ginn red and Mug)
cockerels, now ready for service,
$2.50 ea, M. O, No checks, Landon
Ison, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

3 purebred Dark Cornish roost-
ers, 9 mos. old, $1.25 ea, or $3.50
lot, Exchange some for dried
(acid) fruit, preferably apples
and peaches, 10c lb, Mrs, T. D.
Russell, Rhine, :

3 purebred cornish game pul-
lets and roosters, Apr. hatch, $1.50
ea. or exchange for J. B. Giant
oo Duvall, Greensboro,

Purebred Grist Grady and
Shawlneck. hens, $2.00 ea.: pul-
lets, $1.50 ea, F. B. Roquemore,

Mansfield.
GIANTS
2 Jersey Giant, Ner_ str.
roosters and 1 pullet; 1S. L, R.

C. Wyandotte rooster and 2 pul-
lets, $1.00 ea. Mrs. Leila . West,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

3 White Giant roosters, Mar.
hatch, $2.00 ea. fob.: White Giant
eggs, $1.00 per 15, Mrs. Geo. Flet-
cher, Broxton; Rt. 2, Box 34.

6 purebred White Jersey Giant
Miller str. hens, 19 mos. cld, and
1 hen, 1 yr. old. $10.50. Mrs. Vel-
via Greene, Gainesville, Rt, 2,

1 thoroughbred Black Jersey
Giant rooster, 2 yrs. old fob, Mrs,
Harold Simonton, Richland.

4 Jersey White Giant pullets
and 1 rooster, $1.00 ea.; eggs, 90c
per 15. Postpaid. Also white mul-
tiplyine onions, 40c gal, dal. Mrs.
R, B. Davis, Haralson, s

LEGHORNS

75 W. L. pullets, Mar. and Apr.

1937 hatch, 90c ea. Russell Mc-
Gukin, Bremen, Rt. 1,
. 2 purebred Tom Barron AAA
W. L, roosters, June 1936 hatch,
$2.00 ea. or $3.00 for 2, S. F. Pir-
kle, Grayson, :

150 S. C, W. L. hens, 65c ea. or

J; F, Loudermilk, Mt. Airy, RFD.
10 W. L. hens and 1 cock, less
than 2 yrs, old, $10.00, Not post-
oe Fred Worthy, Buchanan,
100 AAA W. IL. hens, Mar, 1937
hatched. Make best offer. J, T.
Christi, Concord.

2 English str, W. L. roosters,
2 yrs. old. $1.00 ea, Mrs. N, L,
Maddox, Eatonton, Rt. 4,

25, 50 or 75 purebred W. L. hens,
1 yr. old, laying, 7&c ea, at my
yard, Cash or M. O. No checks.
Mrs, Julia Randall, Metter, Rt. 1.

50 W. L. pullets, Apr. hatch.
40 percent laying, $1.00 ea, Mrs.
R. A. Gill, Tignail,

Fine AAA Bcoths W, L. roost-
ers, Davis str., $1.50 ea.: also cer-
tified P. R. seed potatoes, E, G,
Acree, Rt. 7, Atlanta, Ch-2298.

125 W. L, hens 10 mos. old,
closely culled. $1.90 ea. Sidney
Clotfelter, (Care of Stephens Li-



brary Co,), Marietta,



dy to lay or pig. Mrs, H. A. Smith, |

pr, fob. S, M. Wellborn, Col

$85.00 for lot. Laying well, Mrs. |




















































































































POULTRY FOR SAL



MINORCAS ae

2 purebreed Black Minor
roosters, 7 1-2 mos, old, $3.50 |
both or $2.00 ea. M,. O. Mrs
M. Brown, Elberton, Rt. 3,
250,

30 AAA Buff Minorca,
hatch pullets, now laying and
rocsters, $30.00, Mrs. John Wi:
kerson, Sr., Hogansville.

40 heavy mixed breed hens |
pullets, 90c ea,, 18c Ib. or $34,
lot at home. Mrs, J. H, Shay
College Park, Rt. 1. oy

50 Reds, B. R. Brahmas
W. L. hens, 8 mos,: old, lay:
Send best price, S, N, Cary
Albany. 215-2nd Ave.

ORPINGTONS |

10 Buff Orpington hens and
rooster, laying, $10.00 fob. 1]
Mrs, Joe R, Smith, Gaines
Rt. 2, .

6 yellow Buff roosters, 4
old, $1.00 ea, Mrs. W, B.
Graham, Rt.1.

March hatch Buff Orpin:
cockerels and pullets, Booths
stock, Lady Egg A Day str., $2.
ea.; 3 for $5.00. Mrs, J. C, W%
Perry. ; Se

1 thoroughbred Buff Orpingt
rooster, Apr. hatch, $2.00 or ex
change for eggs or corn. Rol:
Lanier. 92 Warren St, N, E.,
lanta. : se 1

20 purebred Buff Orp
Apr, hatch pullets; also 2 Kirch
ers Golden Buff Minorca roost
ers, $1.00 ea. at my home. Wi
not ship, Mrs. M, O, Mahoffey
Carrollton, Rt. 1,

4 purebred Buff Orpington
lets, spring hatch, and 2 roos
$1.00 ea. Mrs, V. G, Gr

Gainesville. eres
PIGEONS vie
Beautiful White Fan Tail p
eons, $1.50 pr. H. G, Hamr
Mt, Berry. ee
6 pr. nice pigeons, part me
40c pr.; $2.00 for lot. Willie Mc
Daniel, Rt, 1, Omega.
Thoroughbred White Kings
Carneaux pigeons, Will exck
for W. L. roosters, Chas
Smyrna. ee
Beautiful blue peafowls, $20.

mo
is

bus.
REDS (RHODE ISLAND)
10 purebred R. I, Red pull
Mar, and Apr. hatch, laying, $
ea, Mrs J. C. Collier, Barnesy:
Bush str, AAA R. I, Red r
ers, 2 yrs, old, $1.50 ea.; 11 m
old, $2.00 ea. Cash. No cher
Exp, col, Also hatching eggs f1
same str., $1.00 per 15, Mrs.
C. Payne; Tifton, Rt 1.0
500 R, I. Red chickens re

SUSSUX | .

6 purebred Speckled Suss
hens, 1 purebred Sussex roost
(dif, stock) 1 yr. old; also 1 Wh
Turken rooster, 11 mos. old

dosta. Ce
BARRED AND OTHER RO
25 pure bred bloodtested Baz
Rocks, 23 pullets, 2 cockerel
mos. old. $18.00, or 75c ea. Ft
Money Order, Mrs. John
Summjt, Rt 2, Box 122,
5 LEGHORNS
25 pure White Leghorn h
good layers, and 2 roosters,
ea, Mrs, Annie E. Duggian,
then, : je
: REDS oe
11 S, C, Red pullets, 3 cocker
5 mc-. old, pure Donaldson str:
high egg record stock, $1.25 ea
all pullets, $12.75 and one cock
rel free, Money order, Mrs, J
Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 2.
WYAN: OTTES

cockerels, 6 ms, ; a
hatching eggs, $1.00 per 15, de.
Mrs, Taylor Speir, Dawson,

rooster, $1.00. Mrs, Henry Mul
Lyluy, Rt. 2. ae
TURKEYS GUINEAS GEESE
DUCKS etc. FOR SALE __

1 White Pearl guinea, $1
rooster and 2 Speckled guin
raised last year, $1.50, FOB
50 nice, healthy sprouts,
cld, 35c ea, $10.00 for lot, FO!
Mrs, E. M, Rowland, Carnesv

Black and White Muse
ducklings, 25 ea.; $20.00 C; E
$1.00 per 15, $5.00 C, James
Fletcher, Moultrie. eset

Want some small English du
State what vou have and p
E. Clement, Decatur, 128 Ad

St. =
Celestial, brown turkey _
white fig, 12 medium or 5 |:
$1, Lucretia dewberry, 5c
Cherokee, McCartney hedge r
$1 per C del, J. W. Toole, Maco
Ree. :
Brown turkey figs, 2 yrs. 10
$1 doz, May and June plums,
10c ea, $1 doz. 1 doz. or
prea: R. M, League, Waco

BEANS AND PEAS
WANTED.

Want genuine Purple
Speckled peas. Send sam







quote price, Alvin Ratliff
Shear, co