Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1938 March 15

NUMBER 6

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CROP | REPORTS

eports 6n potatoes, snap beans, cabbage
ms should be available with the Crop, Re-
ards release of March 18th 3 p. m.
orts such as for peaches, apples, toma-
melons will probably follow later.
rgia asparagus season opened yesterday
) when a few crates arrived by express
-Valley. No sales had been reported







LIVESTOCK

lowing is a revised schedule of differentials
grades which will be used by packers until
notice in buying hags at all points in Geor-
( a and Alabama: -

smooth hogs, 240 up %c under Top. No. 1

gs, 180-240 lbs., Market Top. No. 2 smooth
-180 lbs., 2c under Top. No. 3 smooth hogs
Ibs. 1c under Top. No. 4 smooth hogs 110-
1%e under Top. No, 5 Pigs 60-110 Ibs. 2c

weight basis ees make. Culls or thin un-
a. ae kinds, Priced at =e ee

MOULTRIE SOFT HOGS :

TRIE, Ga., March 11th.Heavy smooth

(O up $7.50: No. Is $8.00; No. 2s $7.50; No. 3s
. 45 $6.50; No. 5 pigs $6.00; stags $5.50.

ALBANY SOFT HOGS

bes and ae to change daily:
smooth hogs, 240 up $7.50; No. 1s $8.00; No.
ot 3s $7.00; No. 4s $6.50; No. 5s, Pigs,
Ss $5.50.

ATLANTA SOFT HOGS
NTA, Ga., March 12th.These prices as
by White Provision Company are on
soft hogs and subject to change daily:
mooth hogs 240 up $7:75; No. Is $8.25;
ee 515. 3s $7.25: No. 4s $6. 153 a 5, Pigs,

SE

ao, CATTLE
A, Ga. March 12thFat cows $5.00-
Soe cows ee canners ogee es

and heifers $5.00-$6.00; aod pulls $5,.00-
mon bulls $4.50-$4.75: common calves
good calves $6.00-$8.00. :

_ CHICAGO HOGS
GO, March 11th.Top $9.85; bulk good
10ice 180-260 lbs.. 4.55 @ $9.80; 270-350 Ibs.
$9. 50: medium. to good 150-170 lbs. $9.25 @
medium weight and heavy packing sows
8.40: smooth Sees. kind .upward to

stocks cleaning up daily.













THE AT LANTA MARKET

Very light receipts of Gentes Cabbage have

been offered on the Atlanta market this season. |

Quality has been only fair. Florida stock has re-
cently sold at mostly $1-1.25 per hundred pounds

bulk. Collards have been in very light supply and

have returned a fair price for the quality offered.
Mustard Greens have been in moderate supply, but

demand~has been only fair and prices low at 20-_
Supplies of

50c per bushel, or dozen bunches.
Green Onions have - increased during the past ten
days with generally good quality being offered and
Prices have averaged
around 35-40c per dozen bunches for best offerings.
Radishes have sold mostly at 25-30c per dozen
bunches, although poorer and some holdover stock
brought only 20c per dozen.
been of fairly good quality and lately has supplied
most of the local market. Sales have ranged from

40c to 75c per bushel with the present market at.

-50-65c per bushel of Savoy Type. :
are arriving mostly from Tennessee, Alabama and

Sweet Potatoes

South Carolina. Georgia Porto Ricans in light sup-
ply have sold along with Alabama stock at mostly
$1.50-$1.65 bulk per hundred pounds. Tennessee
Naney Halls have sold at a discount of 15-20c per
hundred pounds. Turnips with Tops and Turnip
Salad have been offered in heavy supply during
most of the past two weeks and prices have been

very low. Present sales range mostly between 20c |
and 40c per dozen, or bushel and the average price

for all stock offered has been the lowest of the sea-
son to date. The general quality offered has been

ordinary to fairly good.
BUREAU OF MARKETS.



PRICES OF FRESH VEGETABLES

Prices of fresh vegetables prevailing on state
farmers market, Atlanta, today, March 12th:
Apples, U. S. No. 1, bushel packages
Apples, bulk, per pushel
Beans, Lima, per bushel__-__________-_____2,75-3.00
Beans, snap, per bushel___-_--___________. 1.75-1.90
Beets, per doz. bunches pee 40-.60
Cabbage, per cwt.



Corn, green, per doz
Eee plants, Dek DUshel 2. oe 1.50-2.00
Mustard greens, per bushel 25-.40
Peas, green, per Hughel ec ee 2.00-2.25
Radishes, per doz. bunches 25-.30
Spinach, per bushel

Sqiuasiy (pen pushes ee oo? 25- 2.50
Strawberries, per 36 pt. crate__----_____ 4.00
Sweet potatoes; per ewt. 2 os. 0 os 1.50-1.65
Turnips, bunched, per doz. bunches

Turnip salad, per bushel





ATLANTA WOOL MARKET
ATLANTA, Ga., March 12th. Free greese wool

butter beans.

Georgia Spinach has _-than heretofore.

Carrots, per: 6 doz, bunches. s.r 2.50 jf
: 35-.40 |

-per pound for middling 7-8 inch staple. The average.

:.20- 30>











25 per pound.



THE DOUGLAS MARKET.

Cabbage are being cut in the ee near Den-
ton now. So far they have been small but the cut-
ting next week will be fairly good. This weeks
sales have been mostly around $10.00 per ton to.
growers. By the time this letter is available to"
Bulletin readers, we shall he able to take orders
through this office.

Some. few growers have taken a Kee snare
and set tomatoes already in the field. Most grow-
ers will set. their earlies crop, however, between

March 25th and Apr. Ist. Dry weather is hamper-_ :
ing plants set now. :

Since last issue a number of farmers have been
in to discuss the possibilities of crowder peas and |
The acreage will possibly be \ar ae

HARRELL WwW. LONG, Manager,
THE MACON MARKET

South and middle Gearets truck growers abe
bringing some-excellent green vegetables to our
market at this time and the demand seems to be



increasing along with the quality. Turnips, turnip

salad, onions, spinach, collards, mustard and rad-

_-ishes comprise the list of Georgia vegetables being
- offered. Some few Georgia cabbage have been com- _

ing in but most of them are not sufficiently headed |
to be in demand. Florida cabbage are moving much
more rapidly now than two weeks ago due to the
reduction in price.

~The demand for Florida citrus fruit = held up -
well and the recent slight advance in the prices
seem to have had little effect on the movement up |

to now.

Peach growers north of Macon seem discour
aged much more over the outlook for a peach crop
than those to the south and those above Maco
claim that their crop is almost a total loss due 3
the recent heavy frosts. Growers below Macon >
estimate a loss of practically 25 per cent. Both
wheat and oats are in excellent condition in the
middle Georgia area and with favorable weather
conditions for the remainder of the season there

should be an abundant harvest as the stands are
above an average. a

= N- se Manager. -







ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

ATLANTA, Ga., March 12th.At .he close of the
market today Atlanta spot cotton was quoted at.
fifty points on the New York May future or 9.50c

price of middling 7-8 inch cotton on ten southern |
markets yesterday was 8.99c per pound. Staple
premiums being paid on ten southern designated -
markets yesterday averaged forty-two points on |
for middling 15-16 inch cotton and seventy-six,
points on for middling 1 inch staple cotton. F

New York futures closed today, May8.99c. New,



Orleans futures closed today, May9. Oe.









~ MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices (F- O. B. Points Mentioned) Subject to Change March 15, es

Atlanta Augusta

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Tifton

Waycross ali

Quitman Sparta



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Heavy-Breed
Leghorns

Peas, not mixed
orn (80 Ibs. to bu.)



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Page Two

Established by J. J. Brown,
March

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or

CEORGIA MARKETBULLETIN

Commissioner. of Agriculture
1, 1917

Published Semi-Monthly by
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner
Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia

Publishing Office

Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of Markets, 222 State Capitol.

* Covington, Ga.



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 produce 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.



THE THOMASVILLE MARKET

Due to the warm Spring
growing fine such as string

we have had all produce is
beans, squash, small limers,

eantaloupes, corn, watermelons and there is considerable
increase in acreage this season on all produce except can-
taloupes and watermelons. The acreage has been cut con-

siderable on these two items.

There will be around two hundred acres of tomatoes
put out around the 21st to the 26th of this month, that is
the largest tomato acreage that has ever been planted

around the Thamasville section.

f

With favorable weather conditions the cabbage in this
section will be ready for market around the 25th to. the Ist
of April with the present setup of car lot buyers there will

be cash market every day for

cabbage. Also expect to load

all truck on the market this season.

J- M. JOINES, Manager.



1. W. DUGGAN NAMED AAA DIVISION
DIRECTOR

I. W. Duggan has been appointed Director of the South-
ern Division, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, H.
R. Tolley, Administrator of the Agricultural Administration,

announced today.
Mr. Duggan is at present
ey: Division.

Acting Director of the South-

Heis a native of Georgia, being a son of the late Dr.
M. L. Duggan, State Superintendent of Schools; and re-
ceived his education in Georgia public schools and at Clem-
son College, South Carolina. He did graduate work at Ohio
State University; was a vocational teacher in South Caro-

lina and Georgia, and was a
Turner County, Georgia, and
sissippi State.
an economist with AAA, and
the Southern Division on the
in 1937.

county agricultural agent in
taught. at Clemson and Mis-

He left Mississippi State in 1934 to become

was made Acting Director of
resignation of Cully A. Cobb



FERTILIZER ANALYSIS

To the Farmers:

Please do not mail in unofficial fertilizer camples.

it

you have fertilizer that you wish an analysis on, address a
_ eard to the Chief Fertilizer Inspector, and he will have an

- Inspector take an official sample.

analysis, does not conform to

If your fertilizer, upon
the guarantee, then you will

be. entitled to the penalty, but this applies only to official
samples submitted through inspectors. :

. When the official samples arrive at the Laboratory, a
clerk assigns them a Laboratory number and they are ana-
lyzed in the different Laboratories in numerical order. The

first ones received will be the first ones reported.

do not get a report on your

If you
fertilizer in a short time, the

reason will be that there were a good many samples re-.

ceived before yours and the
handle only a certain number

Laboratories are equipped to
each day.

We request your co-operation and assure you that we
will analyze them as fast as we can in conformity with ac-
curay. J. Preston Yarbrough, State Chemist.



PLANTING CALENDAR

Spring garden suggestions including a Planting Calen-
dar has been prepared by Elmo Ragsdale, Extension Horti-
culturist, State College of Agriculture, Athens, Georgia. He
Jays stress on planting the garden and gives what and when

to plant, how to fertilize, etc.

Anyone can obtain these gar-

den suggestions free from their County Agricultural Agent
or Home Demonstration Agent or by writing the Agricul-
tural Extension Service, Athens, Georgia. |



FLOWERS AND SEED
FORSALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



_ Summer Geld. White Doty, Al-
addin Conpery Bronze, pink, white
~ and geld. Pin Cuhion Chysanthe-
mums, 25 doz.; Gold Medal and
Dwar! Marigold seed, 15c cupful.
_ Mrs. Jchnnie Harmon, Calhoun.

Dalia plants of new and re-
ce t introductions. Roots of older
plants. V. S. Starr, 869 Confed

erate Ave SE Atlanta. Ma 5988.

(Petunia, verbena, portulaca,
- Calf. pcppy, diarthus, calliopsis,!
db.. soppy. cockscomb, minature
Snepdragons. dahlia zinnias, phiox,
- postpaid. Guar. Mrs. Mary

_ Knight, Glennville.

- Mosses, rock garden plants, cac-,

~ tus and shrubbery. Mrs. H. J.
_ Reitz, 304 Columbia Dr. Decatur,
De 0855.

AY. colors sweet william plants,
pink and white perennial peas.



Exchange f~ giadioli bulbs, pan-
Sy, or snapdragon plants, Mrs.





nes






200 seedling cedars, 1 to 6 ft.
10c ea. fob: Exchange for state
inspected peach trees, strawhber-
ry plants, fig or#apple sprouts.
Marvin Clay, Coosa.

Large dbl. Pom Pom zennia
seed, all colors, 10c cupful. Add
postage. Mrs. Ear] Watson, RFD,
Temple.

Privet hedge, $2.00 per Cc; Buff
canna roots, $1.50 bu. S. M. Sea-
born, Brunswick.

Old fashion blue flags, orange
lilies, mixed chrysanthemums,
blue and white iris, $1.00 per C;
white, pink peonies, 25c ea.. 5 for

$1.00; mixed large hollyhocks, 40c:

doz.; smaller ones, 25 doz. Miss
Florrie Beth Hughey, Rt. 1, Fair-
mount.

King Alfred daffodils, $1.00 per
C; $8.00 per M; Giant. Crimson!
Sranish lilies, 60c doz.; $5.00 per
M. Mrs. F. V. Abercrombie, Mid-

dleton, Rt. i,



| Miss Martha Richards, Fllijay, Rt.

| Mrs. T. H. Martin, Cumming, Rt.



/ FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

MARKET BULLETIN |

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Jonquil and buttercup bulbs, 50c
per C; $1.75 per 500; $3.00 per M.
Mrs. B. T. Echols, Philomath.

Bright red oleanders, well root-
ed, 35c ea.; spirea and mallow
hibiscus, 25c. Mrs. M. L. Peterson,
Vidalia. :

6 lbs. Grandolflora marigold
seed, 1937 crop, in good condition,
$3.00 lot. Mrs. Alice Garner, Pal-
metto.

Yellow, pink, bronze, lavender
and other colors chrysanthemums,
30c doz.; perennial phlox, mixed
colors, Sweet Williams, 20c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. D. C. Sims,
Robertstown.

Large mums, golden. yellow,
Madonna white, rainbow tinted,
bronze, cream, red, Man-O-War
pink, honey dew, flesh, ball cream,
lavender, ball yellow, 20 an

WU -

$1.00. Mrs. Minnie Bell,

bert, Rt, 5.

7 red japonica trees, 6 to 8 ft.
tall, with blooms, $9.00 ea.; 2
for $16.00. Will not ship. J. C.
Hargroves, Marlow, Rt. 1.

Mt. laurel, azaleas, red and
white dogwood, white pine, pussy
wiltow. red buds, holly, red maple,
3 for 25c; mt. ferns, 6 for 25c.
Add postage. Mary Wilkins. Mor-
ganton.

White pines, azaleas, pussy wil-
low, red bud, red maple, rhodo-
dendrons, laurels, Cherokee roses,
red dogwood, holly, 2 for 25c; ever-
green galax, trailing arbutus, 25c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Glover
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Red dogwood, red maples, white
pines, hemlock, azaleas, pussy
willows, 3 for 25c; pink Cherokee
roses, blue berry bushes, 3 for
35c. Add postage. Mrs. Susie Wil-
kins, Morganton.

Red and white dogwood, laurel,
ivy, coralberry, white pines, red
buds, pussy willows, azaleas, 2
for 25c; trailing arbutus, wild
ferns, 25c dez. Add postage. R.
L.. Cochran, Loving. 5

Mixed color azaleas, red buds,
red and white dogwood, pink and
red roses, Jap hedge, pussy. wil,
low, forsythia, 3 for 25c; ever-
green galax, wild geraniums, 25
doz. Clinton Cochran, Mineral
Blaffl.

Spruce pines, 75c ea.; well root-
ed holly bushes, white pines, $1.00
ea.: dbl. peonies, $1.00 doz.; honey
suckle, 50c ea.; red dogwood, 4
for $1.00; dbl. japonicas, 50c ea.

oe
Rhodendrons, 60 doz.; azaleas,
35 doz.; boxwodd, giant and:
dwarf arbor-vitae, 25c ea. laven=
der iris, 25c doz.; pink almond,
altheas, white spitea, snowball,
red japonicas, 15 ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. M. Davis, Ellijay,
Rit. 2s

Old fashion red and _ yellow
japonicas, orange azaleas, 20c ea.:
purple and lavender iris, 30c doz.;
orange day, lilies, 25c doz.; sal-
mon pink iris, 35c doz.; red leaf
crowsfoot, 15c ea. Exchange for
feed sacks. Arnlee Davis, Ellijay,
Riss. : 3

Everblooming white and blue
roses, 25c ea.; State of Bethlehem
bulbs, $1.00 per C; King Alfred
daffodils, 75 per C; mixed color
larkspur, 10 doz.; lemon. lilies,
85c per C; bridal wreath, 10c ea.
Add postage. Miss Bula Conner,
Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Hastings gladioli bulbs, 75c doz.

5

Rooted cedars, 3 to 5 ft. high,
50c ea.; cheaper in lots of 50 or
more; also silver maple sprouts,
10c ea. Mrs. W. B. Freeman,
Oakman. '

' Lemon lilies, white iris bulbs,

hycinth bulbs, $1.00 per C; 590,
$2.00; snowdrop bulbs, 25c doz.;
.5 doz., $1.00. Mrs. Lee Akins,
Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Dark purple and lavender iris,
daffodils, ofarige day lilies, pur-
ple fo:: glove, sink hardy phlox,
2% doz., $1.00 per C; purple and
pink altheas, 50c doz.; sweet
shrubs, mt. ferns, 10c ea. or 35
doz. Add postage. Will exchange.
Nancy Henderson, Ellijay. Rt. 3.

Pussy willow switches, 5c ea.;
golden glow, 20c doz.; white iris,
large ragged red chrysanthemums.
15 doz. Elizabeth Herren, Atlan-
ta, Rt. 1, Box 567.

Red and pink well rooted rose
cuttings, 25c ea., 12 for $1.00 (red
monthly); tiger lilies, jonquils,
50c doz.; sage plants, 2 for 25c;
7 foe 50c; Martha Washington
rose cuttings, 25c ea., 6 for $1.00.
Josie Huggins, Waco, Rt. 2.

White narcissi bulbs, Apr.
blooming, le ea. Not less than 50
sent postpaid. Geo. M. Moseley,
Menlo. :

Large trumpet yellow daffodils;
Apr. narcissi, white with yellow
centers; large purple iris; dbl.
and single day lilies, 20c doz., $1.00
per C; Red flowering woodbine

Baby buttons; white, yellow and
bronze mums, $1.00 per C; King
Alfred daffodils, 70c per C; orange
day lilies 60c per C; blue lilies,
30c per C. Add postage. Mrs. J.
G. Smith. Buchanam

Mt. laurels, rhododendrons,
azaleas, white and spruce pines,
red shoemake, 70c doz.; pink ram-
bler rose, pink bush, 40c doz.;
lilies and daffodils, 25c doz.; blue
and purple iris; Add postage. Loyd
Easley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Blue iris lilies, blueberry bushes,
trailing arbutus, 25c doz.; laurels,
white dogwood, white pines, 3 for
25c; Cherokee roses, 75 doz.;
jonquils, tiger lilies, 75c per C.
Add postage. H. G. Wilson, Lov-
ing.

60 doz. Large yellow chrysan-
themums in Mar. and Apr. Post-
paid. Mrs. H. S. Fraser, Bruns-
wick, Rt. 1.

Snowballs, flowering quince, dbl.
pink almonds, bridal wreath, 2
for 25c: orange lilies, purple and
blue iris, 15 doz. Add postage.
Sidda Southerland, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Dark purple iris, 25c doz.; red
althea, snowdrop, flowering quince
deep pink and yellow honey suc-
kle, hedge plants, 10c ea.; orange
day lilies, white buttercups, 15
ea. Add postage. Miss Virginia
Charles, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Large red and yellow cannas,
60c per C; perennial phlox, 40c
per . Add postage. Exchange
for feed sacks, 10c ea. Mrs. J. W.
oe Bremen, Rt. 2, Box
67.

Purple iris, 25c doz.; daffodils
and narcissi, 75c per ; cherry
trees, 2 ft. high, 10c ea.; red and
pink crepe myrtles, 25c ea. Rosie
Smith, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Arbor-vitae, 2 ft., 35c ea. 12
for $3.50: boxwood, 10 to 12 in.,
20c to 25c; holly, crabapple, 18
to 24 in., $1.25; jonquils, 80c per
C; baby rambler, velvet roses, 6
for 75c. Postpaid. Carrie Town-
son, Loving.

10 junipers, 2 to 3 ft. high;
40 dwarf boxwoods, 10 to 25. in.
high; white narcissi, dbl. jon-
quils, 40c per C. Not postpaid.
Mrs. J. E. Gilstrap, Alto.

. Red crepe myrtle, white Aug.
lily, red cigar plants, 30c ea.; pink
and white Eng. dogwood, black
lily of India, 35c ea.; rooted, yel-
low cannas, 45c doz.; pink peren-
nial phlox, yellow golden glow,
35c per doz. bunches. Add post-
age. Mantile Harrison, Bremen.

White yellow, pink and salmon,
monthly roses, rooted; pink, rose
and white crepe myrtle; wine,
crimson and purple, dbl. dahlia;
Easter lilies, red and yellow glad-
joli, 10 ea. Mrs. W. J. Rogers,
Claxton, Rt. 2.

Giant crimson spider lilies, 25c
doz. Add postage. Lots of 500,
$8.00 postpaid. Miss Thena Tan-
ner, Sandersville.

Red crepe myrtle,
plant, white Aug. lily, 30c ea.;
pink perennial phlox, 35c bunch;
pink almond, yellow golden bells,
25 ea.; dbl. red varigated mums,
75c doz. bunches; dbl. yellow can-
nas, 2 doz., 75c. Add postage. Ruth
Head, Bremen.

Gardenias, 35c ea. or 4 for
$1.10; iris, juniper and arbor-
vitae cuttings, 100 for $1.10 post-
paid. Mrs. W. A. Casper, Bowdon,
Star R.- :

Pink crepe myrtle and purple
lilac bushes, 10c ea., 75c doz.;
lemon lilies, red and yellow can-
nas, purple iris, 25c doz.; root-
ed purple wisteria vines, 10c ea.
del. Miss Marcelle Patterson, Wa-
co. Rt. 2, Box 136.

Blooming size lily bulbs, red
spider, Dr. Regal (Hemorcallis),
4 for 25c; St. Bernard (pot plant),
3 for 25c. Mrs. Maude Brooks,
Arlington, RFD.

Tiger lilies, black berry lily, yel-
low, blue and white iris, perennial
astor; verbena. 10c 2a., 25c doz.;
Silver Moon rose, rooted, 25c:
shasta daisy, 25c doz. Mrs. C. R.
Bettis, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Mixed color, dbl. and single
holiyhock seed, 10c cupful. Ex-
change for white bean seed, cup
for cup. Peggy Bunch Talking
Rock, Rt. 2.

Cannas: Pres? ent (red), Apri-
cot (pink), Eureka (white), Wy-
oming (orange). King Humbert
(red), $2.00 per C; $15.00 per M.
Mrs. A. G. Ferrell, Boston.

1 doz. well rooted boxwood, 6
yrs. old. Mrs. A. C. Ward, Hosch-
ton, Rte,

Foxgloves, white and blue iris,
hardy phlox, fall pinks. golden
glow, tiger lilies, daisies, 18c doz.
Exchange for box flowers. Add
postage. Vera Silvers, Ellijay. Rt.
3, Box 88. ~

Super Giant, Swiss, Oregon and
Hasting Exhibition pansy plants,
blooming size, 35c doz.; 2 doz..
60c; 4 doz., $1.00: Giant verbena
plants, Beauty of Oxford, Flora-





vine, 15c ea. Mts. Emma Clay-
ton, Roy 5








dale Beauty and 8 others same
price. C. A. Dobbs, Gainesville.

mixed larkspur 10 do

| cas, golden bells 15 ea

red cigar








































































Tuesday, March



Farmers Golden
Scripture: Lev. 26:
If ye walk in my

and keep my comman

and do them!
Then I will give you
due season, and the le
yield her increase,
trees of the field shall
their fruits. -
And your threshin
reach unto the vintap
the vintage shall ree
the sowing time; and
eat your bread to the {
dwell in your land safe





Well rooted, pink, Doro:
kins climbing rose }
ea. Add postage. Mrs. G
son, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Varigated _Century
kinds cactus, pink and
cia, stif leaf coladium
rooted. Postpaid. Joseph
Mitchell. Se

Lilac bushes, 20c ea.
35c; white daffodils, Lady

Lake, 10c per C. Add
Mrs. I. N. Wright, f
Rte 2; 5

Red spider lilies, Pin!
0c ea. August lilies 2
beauty dahlias, 5c, 6 for :

25c; also asparagus cr
Mrs. V. T. Chamblee,
Abas :

Lemon lilies, 35 d
snow drops, day lilies
Balm. of Gilead, red
sweet shrubs, ivy, mtn. 1
ea. trailing Arbutus,
galax 15c doz. Mrs. S.
Morganton. es

Red. Bud, crabapple
hedge cuttings. Jonquils
John C. Rockley, Lovir

English dogwood, laur
ea. Azaleas, 35 ea. pir

ea, daffodil bulbs, 45 doz
santhemums 35c doz. |
wreath 15c ea. blue Iris
Others. Mrs. Ralph Sm
Ellijay.

Azaleas, 35c doz. En
wood, pink Japonicas
bells 15c ea. blue Iris a
35 doz. purple lilac 20
quils, daffodils 45<c
wreath 15c ea. Weigeliz
Mrs. Ruth Bailey, East

Rhododendrons, mtn.
pink and red, yellow
coralberry, crabapple, pi
kee roses, white pines,
pars, sweetshrubs, red
strawberry bush, all 3 fi
Mrs. Bonine Abercrombi

a). Bluift. 2
Balm of Gilead, red
sweetshrubs, ivy, mtn.

honeysuckles, 2 for 2
heart 25c bu. fall pil
drops, violets, day lilies
Belle Roper, Mineral B

Shasta daisies, white
butter and eggs, 15c di
nas 25c doz. blue viole
Easter roses, white, 10c
postage; Mrs. H. R. Ta
ming. Rt. 2. se

Paper white narciss
yellow jonquils 75c C
size bulbs. Add postag'
berta Ballenger, Temple,

Yellow golden bells,
mond, rooted, 25c ea. d
canna roots 45c doz.
liltes 25c doz. yellow bt
red var, mums, 6 bun
Add postage. Alice Harr
men.

Te.. olive, sweet bay,
sweet myrtles, dogwoo
shrubs, evergreen 0a
egreybeard. 1 ft. 10c. 3
35c; or exc. for white
postage. Mrs. D. F. Colso
bore. Rt.3.

Tea olive, magnolia
shrubs sweet myrtles, w
jasmine, China red rose
ing almond, 1 ft. 10c.
f. 35c: Add _ posta
white sacks. Mrs. M.
~Toomsboro, Rt..2. ~

Dahlia bulbs, very la
also want several va
tulip bulbs, or will e
ruts for same. Mrs. W.
Cleveland. Rt. 5.

Holly, pink and whit
drons, pink and white n
small 55e doz. 2-3 ft. 2
ple garden Iris. golde:
lemor. lilies 25c doz. wi
Mrs. Florence Heaton
Bluff.

Bridal wreath, white
Easter roses, cedars,
2, 25c. well rooted
orange lilies, Star of
75e C. Add postage. M
Henderson Ellijay,

Tris all var., Chrys
mixed 25c doz. or
kind fruit trees,






Mrs. Julia Varne
+ ss
FLOWERS AND SEED

FOR SALE >

a FOR CALE

| FLOWERS AN



plants, Swiss super giants
ate or assorted colors. Hast-
ition, mixed, 25c doz.

s, Weigelias, Chinese For-
-Nots, mixed mums, mtn.
cannas, other flowers,
Mrs. E. C. Heaton, Hart-

Abelia, 10c doz. cuttings.
25c; purple Iris 20c doz. 3
Exc. for peanuts, garden
and plants. Mrs. Bettie
Tallapoosa, Rt. 2, Box 71.
color gladioli, 20c doz.
$doz., 50c. Moss Lelia Sor-
onroe, Rt. 3. :
ge and round boxwoods
nut stump Ctake truck to
vay), for sale. Helen Jor-
organton, Rt. 1, Box 57.
eavy boxwood bushes, 3
15 or more inches spread,
10.00 not del.; 4 to 6 in.
plants, $2.00. narcissi,
daffodils, butter and eggs
- del, Maude Hamby,
ile. :
old yellow and 2 red jap-
yrs. old, well rooted, 50c
rple iris, white foxglove,
: May cherries, 3-4 ft.,
$1.00 doz. Leacy Silver,
Rock.
ia, tea olive, sycamore,
, holly, long and short
e, dogwood, crepe myr-
pple, jasmine, sweet bay,
Kle, 1 ft., 10c; 3 ft., 25c;
. Add postage. Mrs. Free-
fatson, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.
lupine, pink saponia,
olor moss, petunia and
giant dbl. zinnia seed Tc
us size pkg. del. Miss Annie
Mitchell, Rt. 3.
lilies, 85c ; dbl. yel-
nas, 15c doz.; purple lilacs,
; King Alfred daffodils,
rivet hedge, $1.00 C; large

Miss Mildred Conner,
an.
pple, red and white dog-
red, white, yellow azaleas,
oz.; red and green colts
doz.; white ash, $1.00
t. high, well rooted, Add
Mrs. H. A. Pickelsimer,

myrtle, dogwood, tea
olia, granny greybeard,
yellow jasmine, 1 ft.,
Ti. 2c, 4 ft., 35c. Ex-
for white feed sacks. Add
ogee Colson, Tooms-

rooted cuttings of abelia,
althea, bridal wreath,

a, red verbenas, eunoy-
xwoods; King Humibert
butterfly lilies. Any 3 for
uid. Mrs. J. M. DeLoach,

hn. across, field grown, lab-
lants, 30 for $1.55, 65 for

, golden bell, snowdrop
Winter pinks, red, yel-

Dusty Miller 10c dozen;

it 10 bunch; Old time
ilies 35c dozen. Miss Mar-
&, Rt. 2, Box 29 Temple.

| red or pink Conch hbe-

cuttings purple fuchsia,
ep pink, purple, apple-
eranium cuttings all dbl.
35 postpaid. Mrs. N. B.

Rt. 1, Oakwood.

_ colors petunias and
_larkspur, pansy plants
meN, 3 for 25c; Milk and
lily bulbs 25c dozen 3 for
liss Nellie Beeland, Rt. 1,

gs phlox, Zinnias, touch-
marigolds, all colors, 8
- Seed. Also popcorn

, Oc dozen or

12 for 1 Kathleen Nor-

a or other double dahlias

esh, yellow, lavendar.
orsley, Rt. 2, Waco.

ooming size Tiger lilies 10c

physostegia 10c dozen; ag-

1, pink and white phlox,

Ellington, 1001 Jeffer-
, Super Giant, blooming
ts 35c dozen, 4 dozen
leaved caladium
peor 5
00; Verbena 35cc doz. 3
Prepaid. Charley Dobbs.
idson St., Gainesville.

egia 15c dozen; ribbon

holly, white pine, crab-
. laurel, ivy $1.00 doz.
uils 20c dozen; red Ja-

sweet shrubs 20c doz

large pkg. Dorothy Hor-



Hardy perennial lavendar phlox
green leaf okum podum (border
plant) evergreen fan leaf palm
trees, 40c dozen; Nandinas, white

wisterias, white dwarf hydrangeas,

25 each, 5 for $1.00. Add postage.
Mrs. Geo. Sampson, Sr., 407 N.
Madison St., Thomasville.

Red Japocicas, English dogwood
15 each; all colors azaleas 35c
dozen; Spruce, holly, white pine,
crabapple, Mtn. laurel, ivy $1.00
dozen; Exchange for sacks, Add
Postage. Mrs. W. G. Bailey, Rt.
2, Ellijay.

Hemlock, white pine, holly,
Mtn. Ivy, Laurel, English dog-
wood, crabapple, Balm of Gilead
$1.00 per dozen; red Japonicas,
2 for 25c; Kudzu vines $1.00 per
C. Well rooted. Exch. for feed
sacks, Add postage. Eugene
Bailey, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Giant Crimson - Spider lily
bulbs, 25c doz.. Add postage. $8
per 500 prepaid. Miss Thena Tan-
ner. Sandersville. . :

Dahlias, all colors, 85c dozen
yellow lilies, 85c ea. Evergreen, 2
ft. $3.00 ea.; Crepe myrtle and
lilac sprouts, 25c ea. Georgia
Nichols. Clarkesville.

Corn Geranium, small cannas,
foxglove 35c a dozen; small li-
lac, rooted, i5c each. Exchange
for white feed sacks. Alice Hens-
ley, Rt. 5, Ellijay:

Purple iris, butter and eggs,
rhubarb 10c each; Mtn Laurel,
honeysuckle 25s dozen; Snowball
15c each; Sweet William 30c doz,
hollyhock 35c dozen. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. F. H. Wright, Rt. 2,
Box 57, Ellijay,

White narcissus 15c dozen, 2
dozen 25c plus postage. Mrs, W.
H. Neal, Rt. 2, Homer,

Tuberose bulbs, large bloom-
ing size, 5c each, 6 for 25c; Glad-
ioli bulbs, variety of colors,
blooming size, 6 for 20c. All post
paid. Mrs, Pearl Sullivan, Rt. 2
Marietta,

Leading varieties of Dahlia
bulbs, Jersey Beauty, Jane Crowl,
Skylight, Jane Long, 25c each;
mixed bulbs 10c dozen $1.00 doz-
en; Angel trumpets 25c each, 6
for $1.00 PP. Mrs. L. T Long, Rt.
1 Bremen,

Baby Breath Spirea small root-
ed, 50c dozen; Altheas, mixed
colors, 10c each $1.00 dozen; for-
sythia 15c each, Exch. for large
type mums or other things. Miss
Idahlyn Swint, Milner. :

About 30 boxwoods, sizes 40
years old and extra large to med-
ium small; Alse A-1. white wool
rolls ready- for spinning into
thread 50c Ib. Add postage. J, J,
Seabolt, Rt. 5, Dahlobega.

Large yellow chrysanthemums |

30c a dozen; small ball shape
yellow mums 15c dozen postpaid,
Mrs. Ben C. Hill, Rt, 1, Mays-
ville, :
Orange Day lilies 75c 100 roots

|plus postage. Mrs. E. L. Jackson,

1734 Fentwick St,, Augusta. 3
Worlds Fair Sensation Pink

Azalemum, 50c a dozen; dwarf
|perennial aster variety Meas Ore
rs, |

of Dudley 25c per dozen.
D, G. Jones, Arlington.

Pine seed for sale, slash, $1.50
per lb. Long leaf 50c a lb. Ready
for March planting, T. M. Clark,
Rt. 4. Camilla. .

2 or 3 hundred 12 to 36 in,
Amur -privet evergeen hedge
plants 2 each FOB. Miss Nan-
nie Jones, Royston.

Red and pink verbena, running

periwinkle, physostegia, holly-
hocks, forsythia, golden glow 5c
bunch; purple lilac, crape myr-
tle, red flowering quince, white,
blue, purple iris, Sweet William
10c bunch. Mrs, Lula Hawkins,
Rt. 3, Alpharetta.

Several hundred well grown
phlox plants, all colors, ic a plant
plus postage. Mrs, T. J. Will-
iams, Rt, 1, Bishop,

Boxwoods, one extra nice, large
well shaped, others different siz-
es. Come see and make best of-
fer here. Off highway North! of
Cornelia adjoining Midway Or-
chard. Mrs. R. N, Elder, Cornelia

30 col. iris $1.00 per C; Dbl,
tuberose 20c dozen, $1.00 per C;
White calla lilies 20c each, 8 for
$1.00; Blue August lilies 10c ea
$1.00 dozen. Mixed phlox, 50c doz-
en, asters, 25 dozen. Mrs, Ss,

|Gunter, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

Pink water lilies, good strong
roots $1.00 each. Mrs. C. S, Jones
Pitts. :
Crepe myrtie 15c each, $1.50 a
dozen scuppernong (white) Mus-
cadine 10c each, $1.00 a dozen;
Kudzu vines, well rooted $1.00
per C, $7.50 per M. Mrs. Faye
Patterson, ~t. 2, Waco,

Coralberry, forsythia,
spirea, yellow jasmine, 3 for 25c;
Klondike Everbearing strawber-
ry plants 400 50c, $1.00 per M.
Add postage. Exchange for Na-
ndina, dbl, white althea, white
hydrangeas. Mrs, Sat: Smith, Rt
2, Austell, :

Azaleas, mt. laurel, rhododen-
jrons, sweet shrubs, bridal wreath
red and white dogwood, $1.00, doz.;

Edaine Nail-| evergreen galax, 25c doz. Hazel
ae \ Dillard, Morganton. 4

$1.00 doz.

lilac, |



White narcissus, 5c dozen; red
dbl. cannas, 3 bulbs 5c; blue iris
oc a bulb; mixed strawberry
plants, Kondike and Lady T. 15c
per C. Add postage, Orline Can-
trell, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

6 Arborvitaes 2% to 4 feet high
$7.00; 4 junipers 8 in. one 2 ft,
tall $2.00 for lot priced at my

home. Mrs, J. R. Cantrell, Rt. 1,

Gainesville,

Large blooming size mixed
colors gladioli bulbs, red ver-
bena, blue hardy salvia, tube
rose bulbs, stripe foliage 25c a
rencg Mrs, W. M. Vickers, Si-
oam. e

_ Yellow cannas 25 a dozen and |

postage, Mrs: Lucy Lee, Rt. 1,
Box 40, Gardi.

Jonquils, dbl. and single daf-
fodils, single narcissi, $1.00 per
C; extra, large paperwhite dbl.
narcissi, red spider lilies, dbl. yel-
low narcissi, blue hyacinths, 35c
doz. or 3 doz., $1.00. Mrs. Cliff C.
Dye, Middleton, Rt. 1.

Narcissi, 50c per C; hycinths,
40c per C; pink thrift, $1.00 per
Cc. Add postage. Mrs. G. C. Tay-
lor, Buchanan. : Z

Altheas, pink almond, bridal
wreath, snowball, 15c ea.; dwarf
and giant arbor-vitaes, boxwood,
25 ea.; purple iris, 25 doz.;
azaleas, 35c doz. Add postage. Tel-
eta Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

Blooming size gladioli, 2 doz.,
35c; Dixie Sunshine marigold
seed, 10c pkt. Mrs. Lena McBray-
er, Buford, Rt. 2.

White mt. laurel, pink rhodo-
dendrons, vhite English dogwood,
pink crabapple, 60c-doz.; azaleas,
35 doz.; white spirea, pink al-
mond, red japonica, lavender
butterfly bush, spruce pine, 15c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Lela Davis,
Ellijay, Rt. 2. ;

Pink Cherokee rose, rhododen-
drons, mt, laurel, red, and yellow
azaleas, crabapples, ' coralberry,
red bud, white pines, silver map-
les, tulips, pussy willow, white dog-
wood, $1.00 doz. Bonnie Aber-
crombie, Mineral Bluff.

Burning bush, snowdrops, red
althea, 15c ea., 3 for 25c; birdeye
bush, cedar trees, holly bushes,
walnut trees, 15c ea.; dark pur-
ple iris, 25c doz.; Lady Washbowl,
10c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Min-
nie Charles, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Red, white, yellow, cream, lav-

ender azaleas, 35c doz.; purple!

tame lucus, lilac, white snowdrop,
red and lavender japonica, sweet

shrubs, red, pink, white running:

roses, 15c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Coy C. Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

leas, crabapple, sweet shrubs, pus-
sy willow, black and white pines,

red and white dogwood, 3 ft. high
postage. W. G.|

Add
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.
Yellow japonicas, pink roses,
10c ea.; azaleas, 30c doz.; pink,
hardy phlox, purple fox gloves,
blue spider lilies, 25 doz. white
narcissi, yellow jonquils, $1.00 per
C. Exchange for white feed sacks.
Mrs. John Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Mt. laurel, azaleas, white dog-
wood, sweet shrubs, rhododen-
drons, $1.00 doz. Add postage.

| Exchange for white feed sacks or

anything of value. Junior Porter,
Mineral Bluff, Rt. 1.

Cannas, gladioli, Allemanis,
Richard Wallace and Queen Hel-
en, $1.50 per C; 25c doz.; large
size mild and wine lily bulbs, $5.00
per C; 40c per M; med. size. $4.00
per C; $30.00 per M. Mrs. Whit
Simmons, Quitman.

Large size Milk and wine lily
bulbs, $5.00 per C; $40.00 per M;
medium size. $4.00 per C; $30.00
per M. Mrs. J. C. Dodd, Quitman.

White and red dogwood, azaleas,
holly, rhododendrons, mt. laurel,
sweet shrubs, white pines, crab-
apple, 3 ft., $1.00 doz.; evergreen
galax, trailing arbutus, mt. fern.
Well rooted. Exchange for white
feed sacks. Raymond Pickelsim-
er, Hurst. -

Daffodils, orange lilies, pur-
ple iris, 75c per C; golden bell,
pink hardy phlox, hibiscus, snow
balls, Christmas jasmine, 25c ea.
Add postage. Verna Parks, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 2.

Large size City of Portland,
pink Canna bulbs, $1.00 doz. Mrs.
Hubert E. Hill, Maysville, Rt. 1.

Ferns: Boston, Sword, Fluffy
Ruffles, Roosevelt, 20c ea., 2 for!

30c: red carnations, 25c doz.; blue
hydrangea, 20c ea. Susie Andrews,
Thomasville.

All types chrysanthemums,
daisies and pompoms. Rooted. Mrs.
Marion Turner, Hawkinsville.

Rhodendrons, azaleas, erey-
beard, Cherokee roses, sweet
shrub, bridal wreath, laurels,
spruce and white pines, red hol-
ly, white dogwood, $1.00 doz.;

j evergreen. galax, blue berries, 25c

doz. Wilhelmina Dickey, Morgan-
ton.

Few nice: smali, well rooted
and shaped boxwoods for sale.

i Mrs, Lee G#eeson, Bethlehem. |

Rhodendrons, mixed color aza-|

White jonquils, yellow daffo-
dils, blueberry bushes, T5c per
C; blue iris lilies, 25c doz.; ever-
green galax, trailing arbutus,|
evergreen geranium, 20c doz.;
white pines, 3 for 25c. Add post-
age. S. H. Abercrombie, Mineral;
Bluff.

Hermocallis, blue iris, lilies,
Empress daffodils, 30c doz.; var-
igated violets, perennial phlox,
white jonquils, 25c doz.; snow-
balls, red japonicas, =5c; Chero-
kee roses, azaleas, 3 for 25c. Add
postage. Ruth Wilson, Loving.

Blue and white flag lilies, trum-
pet daffodils, 25 doz.; jonquils,
snowdrops, Apr. narcissi, yellow
lilies, 2 doz., 30c; Armur River
privet hedge, $1.00 per C del. Miss
L. M. Davis, Silver Creek, Rt. 1.

Monthly roses: superb, red vel-
vet Lady Ashtown, red Radiance,
white American Beauty, Tea, Bet-
ty, Madam Butterfly, Seven Sis-
ters, red American Beauty Clim-
ber, old fashion pink rose, 25c
ea. Add postage. No stamps. Jua-
nita Whigham, Whigham, Ga.

Bronze, white yellow and sal-
mon mums, 25c doz.; hardy phlox,
larkspur, 10c doz.; privet hedge,
le ea. Add postage. Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Rt. 1. -

Monthly roses, shrubs, rose-
mary, lavender, hardy yard fush-
Vsias, ferns, red dahlias, 10c ea.;
shasta daisies, larkspur, corn-
flowers, primrose, violets, 10c doz.
$1.00 orders postpaid. Mrs. W. W.
Gable, Haralson.

Rhododendrons, mt. laurel, 3
colors azaleas, sweet shrubs, bri-
dal wreath, red and white dog-
wood, $1.00 doz.; evergreen galax,
a doz, Geneva Dillard, Morgan-

n.

Blue and white iris, 25c doz.;
yellow cannas, 50c per C; Roggli
Swiss Super-Giant and Hastings
Exhibition Super-Giant pansy
plants, 30c doz.; shasta daisies,
chrysanthemums. Add _ posttage.
es. E. C. Heaton, Hartwell, Rt.

Two different varieties, bright
pink thrift, well rooted, 75c per
C del. Exc. 50 white feed sacks

seed meel. Mrs. L. D. Miller,
Emory University.

for 25; cape jasmine, junipers,
25 ea.; Lady Trimming, prim-

10 ea.; daffodils, 35c per C. All
men, Rt. 2, Box 58.

myrtle, white Aug. lilies, red cigar

ea.; purple lilaes, 3 ft., 35c ea.;
pink perennial phlox, 35c doz.
bunches. George E. Harrison,
Bremen,

Crepe myrtle, dahlias, larkspur,
jonquils dbl. chrysanthemums,

| sweet shrubs, scuppernong vines
rooted. Exchange for butter beans, |

garden bean seed, poll or corn-
field seed field beans. Each pay

don, Rt. 3.

Golden glow, lemon lilies, dbl.
daffodils, 25c doz. Exchange for

Ellijay, Rt. 5.
Large vize red gladioli, 35 doz.,

| $2.50 per C; white Apr, Blooming}

narcissi, 70 per C; purple lilac,
25 ea. or 5 for $1.00; yellow mums)
25 doz. postpaid. Mrs. A. L. Dodd,
Alpharetta.

Dbl. day lilies, 10 ea., 6 for
35c; pure white, June blooming
rose, 20c ea. 3 for 40c; mock
orange cuttings, purple grape cut-
tings, 10c doz.; Red June plum
sprouts, 15c ea., 2 for 25c. Ex-
change for peanuts. Evelyn Rob-
erts, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2. A

Fine variety water lilies, white,
and colored mixed, 6 for $1.00.
Postage extra. Mrs. 1. H. Ezzard,
R&. 1- Box 2, Dalton. ~
Lemon: lilies, $1.00 per C; jon-
quils, 60c per C; narcissi, Tdc per
C; purple lilacs, 2 for 25c; purple!
and red, dbl. dahlias, 2 bulbs,
25c. Efferine Mashy. Bremen, Rt.
2, :

Red dogwoods, red buds, azal-
eas, pussy willows, white pines,
holly, Cherokee roses, 3 for 25c;
red japonicas, boxwoods, arbor-
vitae, 25 ea. sweet scented vio-
lets, perennial phlox, white Jon-
quils, 75c per C. Add postage.
F. BE. Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Red dogwood, white pine, sweet
shrub, azaleas, mt. laurel, white
dogwood, rhododendrons, holly, 3
ft. high, well rooted, $1.00 doz.
Add postage. O. H. Waters, Hurst.

Laurel, white pines, red and
silver maple, forsythia, coral ber-
ry, purple lilacs, mixed azaleas.
Cherokee roses, red bud, red anc
white dogwood, yellow thornie:
roses, 3 for 25c. Add postage. G
B. Wilson, Loving.

Canna lily bulbs 30c doz. or exc.



Rt. 1.

for 8 bu. corn or 300 lbs. cotton]
Pink and blue hydrangea, /2)

roses, dogwood, Xmas bells, lilacs,
rooted. Mrs, Dollie Barkwell, Ber-

Rooted, pink justicia, red crepe
plants, black lily of India, 35c

| ferent colors, large quantities, Self
mor exchange for 50 Ibs. Z
or 50 white cotton sacks, 100

postage. Mrs. J. W. Miller, Bow-

other value. Miss Viola Hensley, |



for other flowers, bulbs are King}.
Humbert var. red and yellow. oy an kind of flower seed, plants
M .. Willie Shepherd, |

FORSALE *
Jonquils, $2.00

er C. J. Jolley,
Rt. 7, Atlanta. . Sey a

Pink hydrangea, Boston fert
15c ea., 2 for 25c; gladioli bulbs}
mixed colors, 25c doz.; blue violets
25 per C; weeping willows, 10
ea., 3 for 25c. Ruth Ralston, Mla

| Gap. ;

Large type. chrysanthemw
Bonnet Pink, Holiday White, Se
ting Sun Yellow, Shaggy Crea:
Black Hawk Red, Honey De,
Bronze, Lavender Ball, Yello
Flesh, 20 plants, $1.00. Mrs. R. |
Silver, Cuthbert.. Sy

Chrysanthemums, 75c doz
dahlias, 15c ea.; good variety
thrift, 75c. Mrs. W. H. Nelso:
Powder Springs, Rt. 1. ae

King Humbert canna roots, 25@
doz. Add postage, Mrs. Carl Boys.
les, Box 102, Chickamauga. See

Red and white dogwood, azalea,
white pines, sweet shrubs,
laurel, holly, crab apples, 3 ft
high, rooted, 10c ea. or $1.00 doz.#

mt. fern, 25 doz. H. A. Pickelsim

er, Hurst. |

German Iris Palidma, Chera\
Azure, Lady May Queen, Hono
bile, Iris King, Darius, Lovel
Gypsy Queen, Lohengrin, 50 f
$1.10, Siberian mixed 50, 60
shrubs, mixed, 20, $1.15; Mrs. &
M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1. \ {

Rhododendron, pink, red anc
yellow Azaleas, mtn. laurels, crabe
apple, holly, red and white dog
wood, black and white pines
sweetshrubs, pussy willow, 3 f
$1 doz. FE. D. Abercrombie, Min#
eral Bluff. - eo

Iris, daffodils, Star of Bethlee
hem, orange lilies, Leopard lilies,
$1 C, snowballs, Altheas, goldens
bells, white English dogwood, .
Forsythia, 2 for 25c, well r Boe
Exe. for white feed sacks.
postage. Claudie Lee Henderson;
Ellijay, Rt. 3. e ee

Junipers, 5 ft. 6, $1; blue and
purple Iris, 3 doz. 50c; orang
lilies 10 doz. purple lilacs, of
pink rambler, red velvet, Ameria
can Beauty rose, 50e doz. prepaith
Mrs. Anna Wichie, Ellijay, Rt.
6, Box 69. is

All kinds shrubs, boxwood, eto.
for sale. Mrs, Lucy Switzer, :
lanta, 297 8th St. N. W. 5

Jonquils and daffodil bulbs 508.
per C; Mrs. C. B. Robinson, Bow<
don, Rt. 2. a 4

Several thousand

large flowet=
ing cannas, 8 colors, mixed, 254.
doz. or $2.25 per C. Add postage,
Mrs. A. 'T. Gunn, Sharon, Rt. 1
500 ea. Butter and eggs, jon

quil bulbs, colden glow, 1004
bunches, October pinks, 3 dif-

size. Ona Fowler, Roy.

Phlox, perennial, all colors, 104
doz. larkspur, all colors, 10 doz.
fairy lilies 25c doz. chrysanthe<
mums 25 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Jessie Dobbs, Bremen, Rt. 2.

Red dogwood, red Azaleas, nar=
eissi, pink rhododendrons, tulip -
poplar, white laurels, white pine,
red maple, purple Iris, bridal
wreath, all well rooted, 50c doz.
Mrs. Arthur Dillard Mineral Bluff, _

Maiden hair ferns, golden, 3
for 25c; Fairy in Rain lilies, 6
for 25c; butter fly lilies, 25c ea.,
$2.00 doz. ($10.00 per C by express)
others postpaid. Mrs. G. R. Thig-
pen, St. Marys. . :

Phiox plants, all colors, 20 doz.;_
$1.00 per C; $5.00 per M; 1,000.
narcissi and daffodil blooms per
day, 20c per C at my home. Mrs.
M. M. Kelley, Lithonia, Rt. 3.

Yellow, long trumpet daffodils,
tiger lilies, $1.00 C; white, pink
oxali:, 20c doz,; red, orange ger= .

| aniums, rooted, 2 for 25c; dbl

yellow canna roots, 45c doz.; pink
perennial phlox, 35c doz. Add post=_
age. Velma Harrison, Bremen. __
Arbor-vitae, globe and flat, 12
to 30 in., 20c to 35c; white crim-
son, pink and blue spirea, white
almond, flowering peas, Eng. dog-
wood, forsythia, moss locust, 5
for $1.00 postpaid. Mrs. C. H. -
Ward, Adairsville. Rt. 1. a
White, black long leaf spruce
pines, well rooted, $1.00 doz;
rhododendrons, mt. laurels, sweet
shrubs, $1.00 doz.; white altheas,
pink almonds, thornless yellow
roses, $1.00 for 15. Add postage.
Mrs. Mary J. Heaton, Mineral
Bluff. ; Paes
Lemon lilies, 40c doz.; tiger li-_
lies, 35c doz.; 6 junipers, 1 yr. -
old, well rooted, $1.25; shasta
daisies, trailing arbutus, 20c doz.
Lucile Davis, Mineral Bluff, oe
Mt. laurel, hemlocks, red and
yellow azaleas, crabapples, red
dogwood, 2 to 3 ft., well rooted, :
Oc ea.; shasta daisies, trailing
arbutus, 27> doz. Maggie Adams,

Mineral Bluff.

Lupine seed, 10c tsp. Exchange
for spider lilies, lantana, thrift
vlants, hibiscus, sweet williams

or bulbs. Mrs. Kinch May, War-






: aoe
* _ FOR SALE ae

-__-Red, white dogwood, rooted, 2
- ft. high, $3.00 C; snowdrop pulbs,
$3.50 M; rhododendrons, mt. lau-

rel, sweet shrubs, white pines,

wild magnolias, poplars, $1.00 doz.;
azaleas, 2 doz., $1.00. Add post-
age. Mrs. Nora Ellis, Mineral

Bluff,

Dwarf boxwoods, $12.50 per M.
Lois V/oodruff, Greenville, Rt. 5.

-. Red cannas, yellow iris, "yellow,
purple, white, hardy phlox, pink,

white foxgloves, lemon tiger li-

lies, golden glow, Violets, 20 d0z.;

peonies, 20c. Add postage. Mrs.

J. C. Daves, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box

78.

Pink canna bulbs, 30 doz. Nor-

-. yaan Griffin, Vienna, Rt. 3.

~~. Gladioli, blooming size bulbs,
salmon pink and yellow, mixed,
-. Je ea. in lots of 25 or more post-
paid, Mrs. Reece Neal, Box 335,
LaFayette.
- Red and white dogwood, red,
white, and yellow azaleas, white
pines, cedars, $1.00 doz.; holly,
256 ea.5 prickly ash, 3 ft. high,
5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Glenn
~ Cox, Hurst.
Red japonicas, snowball, purple
lilac, bridal wreath, forsythia, 20c
ea; Star of Bethlehem, dusty
miller, hardy phlox, pansies, 60c
per G; red dogwood, redbud, 3
for 25c. Add postage. Ruth Wil-
_ son, Loving.
Red dogwood, redbud, pussy
willow, azaleas, white pines, red
maple, Cherokee roses, rnododen-
drons, wild ferns geraniums, tu-
jip poplars, 3 for 25c. Add post-
| age. Pearl Cordell, Mineral Bluff.

- Mt. laurel and silver maples,
10c ea. plus postage. Mrs. A. C.
Gray, Mineral Bluff.
Purple lilacs, bunch silver ma-
: ples, 10c ea.; snowdrops and jon-
_ quils, 5c ea.; honeysuckle vine, red
_ Rambler roses, 5c cutting. Well
' rooted. Add postage. Mrs. R.
Porter Mineral Bluff.
> Junipers, 25 ea.; cape jasmine,
snowballs, purple lilacs, 2 for 25c;
orange day lilies, 75 C; dbl. white
spirea, peachtree roses, Rose of
_ Sharon, 3 for 25c. Well rooted.
- Add postage. Mrs. Charlie Du-
vall, Rt. 3, Box 50, Ellijay.

Mt. laurel, hemlock, red dog-
wood, red, yellow azaleas, 2 to 3
ft. high, 10; shasta daisies, trail-
ing arbutus, 25 doz. Cherokee
roses, 15c ea. Ruby Davis, Mineral
Bluff.
~ Red dogwood, hemlock, red, cet
low azaleas, crabapples, ~ white
pines, 2 to 3 ft. high, $1.00 doz.,
ell rooted; shasta daisies, trail-
ing arbutus, 25 doz. Lina Am-
mons, Mineral Bluff.

Snowdrop bulbs, Moving: size,
bronze day lilies, $3.50 M; paper





































daffodils, blue iris, 25 doz.: 3 gol-
den glow, 25c doz. Postage under
$1.00 orders. Hazel Heaton, Min-
eral Bluff.

Foxglove plants, 25 doz., 2 doz.!
40c: also Exchange white - feed
sacks. for red or white 4 yr. old,
rooted, dbl. japonicas or red dog-
wood. 6 sacks for 1 of each. Mrs.
c. B. Byrd, Reynolds, Rt. 1.

Pink almond, snowdrops, althe- |
as, lilacs, white spirea, 15 ea.,|
2, 2 ; orange lilies, 2, 5c; lemon
ies; 5 a.; lavender. iris, 10 for
15; " jonquils, daffodils, 25 per
50. f Add postage. Nits. T. H. Wade,




















aponicas, well Gated: 4 yrs.
d; monthly roses, 50c ea.; red,
ae white dogwood, 25 ea.; dbl.
mie, $1.00 doz.; Black King
iris, 35 doz. Mrs. E, T. Keener,
Ellijay, BUG soe
Rhododendrons, 3 colors azaleas,
red and white dogwood, sweet
shrubs, bridal wreath, spruce and
hite pine, pink Cherokee roses,
mt. laurel, 3 ft., $1.00 doz.; ever-
green galax, trailing arbutus, 25
doz. Leila Dickey, Morganton.

Magnolia, tea olive, umbrella
hina, oak, red crepe myrtle,
honeysuckles, yelow jasmine, dog-
wood, sweet bay, 1 to 4 ft. 10c-
5c ea. Add postage. No checks.
Exchange for white feed sacks.
Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Dublin, Rt. 1.

5 Dbl. pink, red, yellow, white).
_Japonicas, 6 yrs. old, 50c ea; dog-
wood, 4 for $1.00; dbl. peonies.
$1.00 doz.; hardy phlox, 40c doz.;
Black King iris, 35 doz. Miss
Etta Barrett, Ellijay. Rt. 3...

onquils, butter and eggs, Star
Bethlehem, yellow narcissi, 15
; yellow jasmine, 10c ea.;
isteria, 15c a.; crepe myrtle!
25c ea. Add postage. Miss Ruby
Jackson, Mayfield.

Canas: City Portland pink,
ae White, Rosae Gigantae
: President Red, Armenia
































Tuesday. March 1



FLOWERS AND SEED | F
FOR SALE _

18 well rooted mimosas, 25 ea.
or $4.00 for lot fob. Mrs. EB. Texas
Goodman, Ray City, Rt. 1 =

Dahlias; Jane Cowl, Snowdrift,
Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Harrold,
Lithonia, Sagamore, Pride Cal.,
Mrs. Warner, Jersey Beacon, Jer-
sey Beauty, Treasure Island.
Others, 12 var., $1.25; 6 var., 75c
postpaid. Mrs. H. B. Bell, Duluth.

Black Hawk, Silver Wedding
white, large light yellow, burnt
orange, pink, mums 25c doz.; seed
evergreen cherrytree dbl. peona
poppy, long handle dipper gourd,
10e pkg. 50c orders postpaid. Mrs.
Ida Taylor, Arlington, Rt. 2.

Spitea, purple jilacs, golden
glow, 25c ea.; yellow day lilies,
single, 15c; dbl., 20c doz.; white
lilies, 20c doz, Add postage. Mrs.
Claude Jackson, Ifayfield.

Dazzling tithonia, orange flare
cosmos, baby zinnias mixed, 7c
pkg., 6, 25 del.; yellow button
mums, blooming size, 25c doz.;
pink thrift, $1.00 per 300; dahlias.
Mrs. J. T. Pattillo, LaGrange,
Rt. 4, Box 179.

Assorted colors verbena and
Jarge chrysanthemums for sale.
Exchange for white and yellow
sultana. Mrs. R. K. Cash, Jesup.

Mixed colors gladioli, 50c doz.;
red, yellow cannas, 30c doz.; Lady
of the Lake, 10c bun. Postpaid.
Mrs. Lillie Martin, Cumming, Rt.
D5

Large flowering dahlia roots,
$1.00 doz.; new chiffon shasta.
daisies, 50c doz. postpaid. Mrs.
J. J: Johnston, Stone Mountain,
Ri, 1e-5

Dbl. japonicas, 6 yrs. old, 50c
ea.; dogwood, 4 for $1.00; white,
red hardy philox, 40 doz.; golden
glow, 50c. bun.; astor daisies, 50c
doz. Mrs. Earl Keener, Ellijay,
Rt. .3.

Mt. Jaurel, rhododendrons, aza-

| leas, white, spruce pines, sweet-

buds, 75 doz.; blue and | purple
iris, orange day lilies, Ladies
Washbowl, hedge, honey suckle,
15 doz. Add postage. Alvin Eas-
lay, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mixed color azaleas, rhododen-
drons, mt. laurel, sweet shrubs,
holly, 3 ft., $1.00 doz.; red cannas,
mixed color hollyhocks, 25c ea.
Ellijay. ae

Mt. laurel, rhododendrons, $1.00
doz.; mixed color azaleas, 15 doz.;
red leaf cannas, hollyhocks, 25
ea. Add postage. Mrs. wh i Du-
vall, Ellijay... >

Red leaf cannas, fatten? Soler
hollyhocks, 25c. ea.; mt. laurel.
| rhododendrons, mixed color: aza-
Jeas, 75c doz.; purple and yellow
iris, 25 doz, Add postage. Mil-

white narcissi, $1 .00..C; jonquils, Pdred Martin, Ellijay.

Mt. Jaurel, English | dogwood,

-white spruce and mulato pines,

20c ea.; orange lilies, Virginia
creeper vines, red burn bush, 15c
ea.; azaleas, 50c doz. Add postage.
Evelyn Davis, Ellijay, Rt.

Parma violets, Scaa sweet
peas, foxglove, Q5 doz.; $. pink
peonies, 25c a.; Pauls Scarlet;
Silevr Moon, Van Fleet roses, 25
-ea., 5. for $1.00; day lilies, 10
ea. William Chamblee, Cumming,
Rio2e.-

Warners dahies $1.00 doz.: 10
eolors large, dbl. flowering, 15:
'3 tiny pompoms, lavender, red

1 and. yellow, 35c; hardy phlox, 3
bun., 25c. Moss packed. Postpaid.)
Alvin D. Todd, Sarah.

-Montbretia bulbs, 30c doz.; but-
terfly lilies, 10c ea., "I5c doz.; Coral
vine tubers, 15e ea.; spearmint
plants, 15c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
R, H. Harley, 617 W. 39th St., Sa-
vannah.

- Azaleas, lilac, English dogwood,
flowering quince, golden bell, hol-

ily, cedar, Dorothy Perkins roses,

jonquils, Snow on Mountain, Ex-
change pot flowers. Mrs. W. P.
Jones, Talking Rock.

Crabapple, red dogwood, redbud
mt. laurel, rhododendrons, red
maple, white | pines, holly, 3 for
25; evergreen galax, trailing ar-
putus, mt. ferns, 15c doz. Add
postage. BR: Abercrombie, Min-
eral Bluff. 5

Brides bouquet, hollyhocks, roses

pank almond, golden bells, 5c ea.;
iris, jonquils, narcissi, day lilies,
50c C; violets, 12 for '10c; tangle
love, 5c bun. Add postage. Lizzie
Barnes, Oakman.

Cherokee roses, mt. laurel, rho-
dodendrons, azaleas, red, yellow
dogwood, -eoral berries, redbud,
white pine, crabapples, 3 ft., $1.00
doz.: trailing arbutus, 50c doz.
Nellie Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Mixed azaleas, pussy willows,
laurel, rhododendrons, dogwood,
red buds, white pines, Cherokee
roses, geraniums, hardy ferns, 3
for 25c; red j-onicas, 25c; white
jonquils, hardy phlox, 75c per C.
| Add postage. Susie Wilson, Lov-
pe: \-

Water lilies: Venice Brydon Red,
Gladstone, White, 4 for $1.10; yel-






"| low poppy and parrot. feather,
; Bell, Du

cuttings,

Add postage. Mrs. W. D. Duvall,

25c; Add postage. Mrs.
Holland. Meigs, Rt. 2.

santhemum plants, 6

25C ea.;



| doz.: hedge cuttings | 5 each. Inez|
Vick, Rt. 3 4



F LOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

- Red hot poker, 25c clump, 5
for $1.00; 3,000 white narcissi,
$8.00 or 50c per C; everblooming
locust, 25c ea. or $3.00 per C. Mrs.
E. J. McConnell, Rt. 1, Demorest.

Pink fairy lilies, 25c doz.; deep
pink peonies, 25 ea.; physostegia
plants, perennial phiox, 10 doz.
Collection of all 50c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Gene Barlow, Talla-
poosa, Rt. 1.

Tiger lilies, 35c doz.; purple iris,
25c doz.; dbl. pink peonies, 20c
ea., $1.25 doz.; vine honey suckle,
white and yellow blooms, 20c doz.
No order less 50c. Postpaid in Ga.
Birdie Craig, Loving.

Dahlias: Mrs. Warner, Pride Cal.
Treasure Island, Margaret Wil-
son, Queen of Garden, Mrs. Har-

rold, Mina Burgal, Cuban Giant,
Jersey Beauty, Alexander Waldia,
12 different var., $1.25; 6 for T5c
postpaid. Mrs. H. H. Gilstrap, Su-
wanee.

Garlic bulbs, 15c per 2 doz.;
catnip, 10c bun.; rosemary cut-
tings, 10c doz.; Red Beauty rose
cuttings, 15c doz. Mrs. J. N. Bras-
well, Loganville, Rt. 2. 7

Red dogwood, tulip poplars,
pink almonds, red and white aza-
leas, rhododendrons, iris, silver
maple, white laurel, narcissi, 25c
doz.; water moss packed. Miss
Verna Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Pink thrift, 45c per C, 80c, 200;
shasta daisies, 4 doz., 50c; pink
Queen Ann lace, 4 doz., 50c: old
fashion blue iris, 5 doz., 50c. dbl.
white, sweet scented pinks. Miss
Fannie Ford, 1018 S. FE. Main St.
College Park.

Pyramid arbor-vitae, 8 to 12 ft:
golden, 3 ft. 50c ea. Trish - juni-
per, 6 ft. $1.00 each. Rosemary
$1.00 to $1.50; large and small
boxwood, 25 ea.; tulips, peonies,
daffodils, . dbl. tiger lilies, Mrs.
W. T. Panter, Morganton.

Calif. privet hedge cuttings, 50c
per C. Exchange for bean seed.
Ea. pay postage. Dorris McClung,
Hiram.

Dbl. red and pink geranium
10c ea.; Surprise. lily
bulbs, 15c ea. Exchange for large
leaf coladium or flower seed. Add
postage- endow Costeloes, poe e
tries, Rt. 5,

Milk and wine <ly pulbs, 6 for
25c; dusty miller, 12 plants, 15;
bronze and white with daisy cen-
ter mums, 12 well rooted plants,
M. D.



Amelia or Pink Cushion. chry-
for 25c;)
Korean and Pompoms, 50c doz.

Cash with order. Paul R. no ;

Rt. 4. Marietta. me
Royal ponciana, pampas phases
red spider lily, 25c doz.;
Christmas cherries, 25c ea.; phlox,
15 doz. purple flags, 50c doz.;
also want white flowered . Guern-

sey lily and half doz. lemon lilies.

Mrs. E. J. Forrester, Sparta.

Dbl. Japonicas red, pink, white,
yellow, 8 yr. old, well rooted 50c
each; dogwood, red, pink, white,
yellow 4 for $1.00; dbl. azaleas,

dbl. peonies $1.00 dozen; tulips.

5c. dozen. Johnnie Davis, Ri;
Ellijay.
3 Baas iris, narcissus, jonquils
ce Cc; prides. bouquet, pink
roses, March flowers,
haliihiecks: 5c each; crepe myrtles
50c each. Erma,. Barnes, Oakman.

Purple iris, "yellow, white nar-
cissuS, orange lilies $1.00 per C;
white peonies 25 each; \wisteria
15c each; tiger lilies 6 for 25C;
Jacobs ladder. daisy chrysanthe-
mums 25 dozen. A. E. Hughey,
| Rt. 1, Fairmount.

' Sweet shrubs, forsythia, ace

pines, dogwood, well rooted 75c/

dozen; purple iris trailing arbut-
us 20c dozen; azaleas 50c dozen;
altheas, blue lilacs 15c each; red
Japonicas 20c each. Add postage
Mrs. Daisy Reece, Rt. 1, Ellijay.

_ Sweet gum, cherry, dogwood,
sweet shrubs, pea shrubs, birch
75c dozen; May apple; yellow

root, rattle root 15c lb. Add post-

age. Hugh Reece, Rt. 1, Ellijay.

Red flowering dogwoods, white
azaleas, silver maple, rhododen-

drons, laurels, all colors iris, red

buds, 30c dozen: lemon. lilies,
narcissus 50 per C. Water moss

packed, well rooted. Mr. Frank]

Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Red, white dogwood, rhododen-
drons, Mtn. laurel, azaleas, crab-
apples, holly bushes, spruce pines
$1.00 dozen; blue iris 50c dozen;
day lilies 35 dozen. Add postage.
F. W. Pickelsiner, Mineral Bluff.

Dbl. Japonicas, red, pink, white,
yellow 8 yr. old, well rooted 50c
each; Dbl. azaleas, abl. peonies,
dbl. tulips $1.00 doz.; red, pink,
white, yellow dogwood 4 for $1.00
Mrs. J. C, Keener, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

White, blue: Spirea, pink, blue,
snowball 20c each; leopard lilies,
yellow peonies, white sword lilies
20c each; red, white phlox 25c





3, Ellijay.



| wash bowl 40 doz.;



FLOWERS AND SEED





Star of Bethlehem $1.00 C; peach-
tree rose, brides wreath, yellow
Cherokee rose, American red rose
2 for 25c. All rooted. Mrs. J. C.
Gable, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Wandering Jew 15c dozen;
sweet gum geranium cuttings 5c;
blue flags 25c dozen; white hi-
biscus rooted 15c each; yellow
lilies 25c dozen; rooted roses 20c
each 6 for $1.00 Imogene Tallant,
Rt. 2, Cumming.

Golden glow 15c bunch; fall
asters, old fashioned fall pinks,
white and yellow 15c dozen; large
type lavendar ee
25c dozen; pear trees 2 ft. 15c, 2
for 25. Mrs. Ebb Tallant, Rt. 2,
Cumming.

Azaleas 40 doz., mixed colors
lilies 70c doz., climbing honey-
suckle vines 75c dozen; white
and spruce pines 80c doz., flam-
ing yellow Japonicas 2 for 25;
large flowering Mtn. myrtles 3
for 25c. Exch. for sweet potato
slips and tomato plants: by Ist
of May. Mrs. H. M. Parks, Ellijay.

Spruce pine 18 in. high $1.00
each. Holly 18 in. high $2.00. Well
rooted. Violets 20c doz., Rose
bushes 25c each. White pine 12
in high, $1.00 ea. Miss Martha
Richards, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Azaleas, cannas, red and orange
35 dozen; dbl. yellow Japonicas,
bleeding hearts, lilac 25 each;
velvet rose, sweet shrubs, honey-
suckle vines 35c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. L. M. Teague, Rt. 4, Ellijay.

Red burning bush, orange lilies,
Virginia creeper vine 15c. each;
white spruce and Mulato pines,
Mtn. laurel, holly, English dog-
wood 25c each or 4 for 75c. Add
postage. Mrs. Carrie Moore, Rt.
2, EPllijay.

Wild birdfoot violets, wild Fast-
er lily, white Shasta daisies, blue
grape, hyacinth bulbs, $1.50 per
C; wild. ferns, wild spider wort
$3.00 per C; old English dwarf
boxwood 10 to 12 inches well root-
ed. $1.50 each fob. Mrs. Clara
Belle Carey, Rt. 1, Royston.

oo Japonicas, red ,pink, white

yr. old, well rooted 50c each,

ais pink dogwood 4 for $1.00;
honeysuckle 50c each; dbl. peony
$1.00 dozen; black iris 35c doz.
Mis. Madie Erompte, Rt. 3, re
Jay.
Red, - pink, white honbsqistis
50c each, dogwood 4. for $1.00;
spruce pine $1. 00 each. Mrs, R.
Ss. Crombie, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Purple iris, lemon _ lilies; Lady
white pines
75c for 6: running honeysuckle
35 doz.; Blackberry lilies, Gold-
en chain 75c dozen; jonquils 50
doz.; Add postage. Mrs, Jemima
Crump, Talking Rock.

Sweet myrtle, sweet bay, dog-
wood, evergreen, gallberry, yel-
low jasmine, long straw pine,
greybeard pink honeysuckle 1 1 ft.
l0c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft. 35c; exch. for
white sacks. Add postage, Mrs.
O. W. Colson, Rt. 2, Toomsboro.

Baby buttons: white, yellow,
bronze, Lady of Lake, large but-
ter and eges $1.00 per C; white
narcissus 50c per C. Add postage.
Exch, for white sacks free from
holes. Mrs. J. G. Smith, Rt. 2,
Buchanan.

Blue, yellow iris, pink, purple
phlox, pink foxglove,
showers, snowdrops, Calif. violets
25 doz.; white lilac, snowball,
pink weigelias, red crepe myrtle
20c each. No check. Irene Powell,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Spruce and white pines 15 ea.)
dbl. purple mums 25 doz.; pink
red climbing rose, sweet almonds,
10c each; lemon lilies $1.00 per
C; sweet scrubbers. 20c each. No
checks. Mrs. Violet Barnes, Rt. 3,

| Ellijay.

Sweet shrub, purple filed. Kud-

apple 20c each; altheas, red Ja-
ponicas, red velvet roses, Dusty

aS 35c dozen, lavendar, purple
iris 15 dozen. Add postage. Bettie
Owen, Ellijay.

Purple iris, narcissus, jonquils
50c per C; Brides pouquet. be
each; pink almonds, rose bushes,
Golden bell, pea roses 5c each;
cedar bushes 25c each; crepe

myrtles 50c each Reba Souther-
Jand, Oakman..

Pikple lilac, tavey shia, sweet
shrubs, crabapple, 20c each; red
velvet roses, yellow pinks, red
Japonicas, Dusty Miller, altheas

ple lavendar iris 15 dozen. Exch.
for feed sacks. Add postage. Mrs.
Eva Charles, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

yellow 25 dozen; hardy phiox,
larkspur all colors 10 doz; Star
Bethlehem bulbs 75c per C; jee



Gussie Conner, Buchanan,

FLOWERS AND SE
.FOR SALE - FOR SALE.
Variegated orange day lilies} Yellow root 10c lb.; wi
40c dozen; jonquils, daffodils,| bark, red oak bark 25 Ib

season, some at 20 and

Ga. 1240.

red, white dogwood, sweet sh

Toomsboro.

All blooming size. Add

golden}.

| Ellijay.

zu vine, pink running rose, crab- |.

Miller, Forsythia 10c each; azale-|

10c each; azaleas 35 dozen; pur-.



- Large type mums, bronze, red,|-

mon lilies, King Alfred dafiodi: f

bulbs: T5 per C. Add. postage. pare | dozen. 25 orders prep









gum bark, sassafras bar
burch bark 20 lb. Edwi
Rt. 1, Ellijay.

Mixed colors azaleas
white English dogwood
bleeding heart 25c each
spider lilies, mixed colo:
white, and yellow narcis
25c doz,; mixed iris 75 p
Mrs. R. M. Ray, Rt. 3, Elli

Cherry laurel, magno!
wood, pink red and white s
snowball, red quince, grey
sweet shrub, coralberry
peach rose, eunoymous |
Exch. for potted plants. Mr.
mie Lewis, Toomsboro.

Boxwood rooted 25 each; wi
spirea, red Japonica, purple
10c each; pink phlox 35c
Mtn. laurel, white pine,
70c doz. rooted. Add postage.
T. M. Lock, Rt. 2, Ellija
. Red, white dogwood, wh
mixed colors azaleas,
rose, redbud, rhododendr
and silver maples, pussy
yellow thornless roses, wil
geraniums, well rooted. 3
75 dozen. G, B. Wilson, Lo












































































colors, 20c dozen, $1.00
M; Mums, Golden Weddin:
white ball type, small red
type 18 plants assorted oe,
M. M. Kelly, Lithonia.

10 to 12 in. boxwood
transplanted 2 yrs. heavily
ed $3.00 dozen; small $1.00
bed plants 4 to 6 in. $2.50.
All kinds shrubbery $1.00
wisteria, crape myrtle, Ja
etc. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
ville.

Lemon day lilies, Star.
hem bulbs 75c C; dbl. yello

nas 15c dozen; purple li
rooted 15 each; hardy
larkspur all colors 10c d
postage. Miss Mildred
Buchanan.

Scotch Broom, the last.








































when two or more are 0
otherwise add 10c for
and packing. Mrs. A. S.
son; 3723 Forest Ave., =












Min. laurels, vhodode :



pink, red, yellow azale
and white pines 3 ft. hig
dozen; trailing arbutus,
uelax 35c dozen. Add post
Roper, Mineral Bluff.
gon red, yellow _azal
white dogwood, sweet shru
sy willow, Mtn, laurel, rho
dron 3 ft. high $1.00 doz.:
ing arbutus, evergreen ga
doz. Add postage. E. D. Abe
bie, Mineral Bluff.
Star Bethlehem, wild b Ui
wild violets, Dusty Miller,
pink, yellow, red small
doz.; eunoymous, butterfly
tea olive, magnolia, yellow
mine 10 each.. Biee









































* Large size iris lily bulbs
ple, 80c per C or 200 for
Eva White Rt. 2, Box 230,

- Paper white narcissi 60
yellow jonquils 75c per C
lilies 18 bulbs 25c; ama
prida lilies 10 each, 3


















Mrs. Emma ae 1
Temple. is

Red dogwoods 10 for
spotted ivy 50c each; Ss
$1.00 doz.; big dbl. whit
um $1.00 each, 3 for $2: 00
75c each; balsam, ivy $1
























White pine, spruce pine

laurel, rhododendrons, pink
rokee rose, crabapple, a
azaleas, dogwoods, red Jaj
3 ft. $1.00 doz.; pink phi
per C. Mrs. A. L. Hem l

Ridge. ae
Red, white docwod
drons, Mtn. laurel, azaleas
apples, holly bushes, spr
$1.00 dozen; blue iris lil
doze; day lilies 35 doze
postage. Mrs. Hazel Roper,
ral Bluff.

Dusty Miller, Texas |
dozen; prown chrysanth
white, yellow daisy pi
dozen; white April
orange lilies, old -fashione
ple flags, yellow narciss
per C. Mary. = ey,
mount.

White, oellew. plue-
dozen; trailing arbutu
wild: ferns 10c dozen; larg
dahlia bulbs 50 dozen
exch, for white feed sack
Dot Wilson, Culberson, =
(Res. of Ga.) . oe

Spider wort,
yellow lilies, lemon | iil

























































mous, butterfly bush .10

3 for 25c; dewdrop,
bulbs, primroses, dusty 1









tl cele Toomsia

Alfred daffodils $1.00 C;
iegated mums, white
Chinese pinks 25 doz.
reath 25c each. Black

bulbs 30c dozen. Mrs.
, Rt. 1, Temple.
ae 3 ft. high, well root-
40 PP; azaleas mixed
for $1.00 rooted; i
d $5.00 C; redbuds,
bushes 4 of each $1.00.
featon, Mineral Bluff.

ed named gladiolas 20c
in Ga. Rose ash and

wart, Rt. 3, McDonough.
ce Jasmine, well rooted

. for 65c; Strong Queen

e plants 15c dozen; stiff
ium bulbs 15c each, 2

ic each, 2 for 35c. Miss
lins, Rt. 1, Smithville.
stmas bells 25c each; mixed
na bulbs, blackberry lily
0z.: Ice on the Mtn.

iss Maggie Hardin, Rt.

e.
hite dogwood, crabapple,

, pink, azaleas, Mtn.|_
ralberry, pink Cherokee
ite pine, pussy willow 3

$1.00 dozen; - evergreen
ailing arbutus 35 doz.
lie Abercrombie, Mineral

Humbert (yellow) The
(red) cannas 50c d0z.;

e pines 60c dozen. Add
ames R. Owen, Ellijay.

wreath, red dogwood $1
ple iris 30c dozen. All
ted. No checks. Mrs. Flo-

n, Rt. 3, Ellijay.
fashioned sweet scented
$1.20 C; red, pink, fox-
00 C; yellow, white King
. sweet almond 6

ilies 30c doz.; pink giant

; dozen; Japanese snow-
each; Royal blue Iris 20c
n. laurel 50c dozen.

B. Barnes, Rt. 3, Ellijay.
violets, white daisies 25
oming size gladiolas, mixed
15c dozen, 2 doz. 25c; yel-
icas 10c each 3 for 25c.
oted. Mrs. Billie Ralston,

r iris 35c doz.; crabap-
each; all colors azaleas

laurel 25c each; spruce
te pines 2 for 25c; will

iozen; Exch. for white
Each pay postage. Mrs.
Welch, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

ia, tea olive, sweet. bay,
yrtle, dogwood, greybeard,
jasmine, honeysuckle 1 ft.
_ 25c, 4 ft. 35c. Add post-
ch. for white sacks. Mrs.
Connell, Rt. 2, Danville.

olia, tea olive, evergreen,
dogwood, sweet myrtle,
m oak 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c,
. Exch. for white sacks.
tage. Marvin Colson, Rt.
masboro. *

shrubs, hemlock, - white
tn. laurel, ivy 75c dozen,

Kathryn Plumley, Rt.

ve type dahlia tubers, 5
mt colors, 50c dozen; yel-
olets, pink and white trail-
putus, hearts-ease 15c doz.;
tulip 10c each, 75ce doz.
or feed sacks. Mrs. Lucy
Sweet Gum.
Williams, sweet peas, phy-

Queen Anns lace, blue;

gladiolas, Vinca Minor,
daisies, well rooted 25

White cherokee rose 50,

Mrs. W. E. Pearson, Green-

type chrysanthemums:
ink, holiday white, set-
yellow, Black Hawk red,
ew, Bronze, cream, laven-
sh, ball bream, ball yel-
lants $1.00. Mrs. R. L. Sil-

w azaleas,
ines, sweet shrubs 3 ft.
per doz. Add postage
voper, Mineral Bluff.

bouquet, weigelias, sev-
, roses, dogwood, althe-
almonds, golden bells,
tle 10 each, 2 for 15c;
for anything can use.
nlee Silver, Talking Rock.
and white iris 25c doz.;

jonquils 75c per C; box- |

Oc each; crepe myrtles
Mrs. Rosie Smith, Rt. 2,

r Azaleas 35 dozen; pink rhod-
odendrons, White Mtn. laurel,
pink crabapple, white English
dogwoiod 60c dozen; snowball
lilac, red Japonica, blue, white
altheas, spruce pine 15c each.
Add postage. Mrs. Coy C. Davis,
Rt. 4, Ellijay.

- Pink, red begonias, Fluffy Ruf-
fles, Boston, Teddy Jr.,. ferns,
leopard plant rooted 40c each,
cuttings 25c each; hemlock, Mtn.
laurel, white pines 75c doz.; azal-
eas, arbutt: 35 doz. Roxie Plum-
ley, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Azaleas, 5 colors, rhododen-
drons, 2 colors, pink dogwood,
reibud 10 each, 60c doz.; trail-
ing arbutus, yellow violets, galax
15c dozen; exch. for feed\ sacks.
Ethel Wilson, Culberson, N. C.
(Res. of Ga.)

Large weigelias 2 for 25c; al-
theas, lilacs, pink almonds, spi-
rea, hibiscus 3 for 25c; tiger ii-
lies, hollyhocks 6 for 25c; pink
hardy phlox, 25c dozen; purple,
lavendar, white iris 3 doz. 25c.
Ovey Silver, Talking Rock.

Weigelias, golden bell, dogwood,
altheas, flowering quince, pink
almond, several colors iris, dbl.
spirea. Well rooted 10c each;

can use: Mrs. J. W. Silver, Talk-
ing Rock. ;

Red spider lily, white althea
pink almonds, sweet chrubs,
white English dogwood 3 for 25c.
white, pink, red, yellow, variegat-
ed cannas, sev. colors dahlias, also
mums 50c dozen. Add postage.
Mrs. FE. L. Smith, Wadley.

Purple. iris, some white with
blue 25c doz.; blue ageratum, pur-
ple verbena, fall pinks, white,
yellow, brown, purple foxglove
20c dozen; lemon lilies 35c doz.;
exch. for dbl. geraniums or sul-
tanas. Mrs. H. R. Silver, Talk-
ing Rock.

-Lilacs, flowering almond, Mtn.
rose, Sleepy Moses, cedar, long
leaf pine, magnolia, tea olive,
sweet myrtie, sweet bay, snowball,
spirea, pink running honeysuck-
le, evergreen, holly 10c each. No
order less 50c. Mrs, S. B. Wynn
Rt. 2, Toomsboro. ~ |

Bleeding heart, pink crepe myTr-
tl., lilac, snowball 15 each; pink
altheas, bridal wreath, fire bush,
Juniper cuttings 10c each; dahl-
ias $1.00 doz.: purple, lavendar
iris 50c dozen; phlox 20c dozen.
No checks. Mrs. Jay Moss, Rt. 2,
Talking Rock.

Dahlia bulbs: Warner mauve,
Eleanor pink, Gold Millionaire,
ete. 15 each 7 for 5c; Cape
Jasmine in pots 40c. Add post-
age. Bessie Martin, Rt. 5, Gaines-
ville. es

Lemons lilies, white, grey iris,
rose, blue, white perennial giant
phlox 25c dozen; red box dogwood
30c each; dbl. pink peonies 15
each. No checks. C. C. Vick, Rt. 3,
Ellijay. 3

Hemlock, white pines, Mtn. lau
rel, ivy 75c doz.; azaleas, arbutus
35c dozen; pur~e iri-, Dusty Mil-
ler, 25c dozen. Will exch. for box
flowers. Each pay postage. Dora
Teague, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Blue iris, privet hedge, blue
sweet violets $1.00 per C; yel-
low iris 30c dozen; phlox 25
dozen; peonies 25c each: lemon
lilies 40c dozen; spirea rooted 15
each 2 for 25c; boxwood 9 in.
high $2.00 each. Etta Stembridge,

mei _ Voli Bia Gap.
Japonicas, pink weigelias).

Magnolia, tea olive, sweet bay,
sweet myrtle, gallberry, evergreen
oak, greybeard 1 ft. 10c. 8 ft. 25.
4 ft. 35c. Add postage. Miss Mary
Colson, Rt. 3, Toomsboro.

Mixed zhrysanthemums 25 d.0Z.
Shasta daisi ; 30c dozen; house
jeek 5c bunch; pink hardy phiox
15c each. Exch. for white, red or
variegated double canhas or red
lilies. Sara Manis, Rocky Face.

Seven Sister and velvet roses,
purple lilac 15c each; blackberry
lily 10c each; hardy sunflower
15c dozen: Snow on the Mtn. 10
dozen: Surprise lily pink 5c each;
orange aNd bronze mums 25 doz.
Mrs. Ludie Davis, Rocky Face.

Red dogwood 4 for $1.00;
peonies $1,00 dozen; honey suck-
le 50c each: spruce pine T5c ea.
Pearl Richards, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Red and pink verbena plants,
good roots 25c dozen prepaid;

| blue salvia plants same price.

Mrs. Jeff Marchman. White
Plains.

Magnolia, tea olives, dogwood,
red crepe myrtle, evergreen oak,
evergreen honeysuckles, gallberry
umbrella china, sweet bay 1 ft.
10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4ft. 35c. Add post-
age. Exch. for white feed -sacks.

Mrs. Georgia Hunt, Rt. 1, Dublin.

Blue flag iris, yeagfow, red, white
bronze chrysanthemums 25 doz.;
rooted Cape Jasmine 10c each;



Sunset, dk. red, bright red, white,
' yariegated dahlia tubers 5 for
| 40; exch. for pot flower cuttings.
'Mrs. L. B. Frye, Rt. 3, Dadlas.

Exch. for feed sacks or anything}





Dbl. Japonicas, red, pink, 4 yr.
old, well rooted 50c each; red
dogwood 25c each; honeysuckle,

pink, red, white 50c each; peon-

ies $1.00 dozen. Miss Ruby Crum-
bie, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Gold band lily bulbs, violets,
25c dozen; Door mat Juniper,
baby March roses, 25c each; gar-
lice bulbs 50c per dozen. Mrs.
James Carter, Rt. 1, Temple.

Magnolia, tea olive, dogwood,
yellow jasmine, crepe myrtle,
umbrella china, evergreen oak,
gallberry, honeysuckle 1 ft. 10c,
2 ft. 25c. 4 ft, 35 each. Add post-
age. No stamps, no checks. Miss
Grace Pitts, Rt. 1, Dublin.

White spruce pines, Mtn. lau-
rels, holly, English dogwood 25
each, 5 for $1.00; red burning
bush, orange lilies, Virginia creep-
er, dbl. pink almond 15c each;
all colors azaleas 50c dozen. Mrs.
Laura Davis, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Pink Cherokee roses, Mtn. lau-
rels, rhododendrons,
red, yellow azaleas, white pines,
pussy willow, white dogwood cor-
alberry, tulip poplars 3 ft. high
$1.00 dozen; 2 ft. high 75c dozen.
Gladys Robinson, Mineral Bluff.

Milk and wine lilies 50c dozen;
October pinks, colors wine and
yellow 40c dozen. Miss Essie
Turner, Rt, 1, Moultrie.

Double pom-pon zinnia seed
25c cupful, large African Mari-
gold 30c cupful; winter marigold
20c cupful, blanket flower 10c
tsp. full; lupine seed 15c_ thl.
spoon full. All guar. pure. Mrs.
Lillie Mae Johnson, Rt. 1, Gray-
son. \ :

Peonies many colors of pink
and red 25 each, $2.50 doz.; per-
ennial phlox purple and pink
hollyhock double red and pink
40c dozen; will exchange for new
dahlia and ruffled gladiolas. Mrs.
S. W. Sloan, Auburn,

Watermelon red crepe myrtle,
pink justicia, pink June cactus,
red cigar plants, black lily of In-
dia, white English dogwood all
reoted 30c each; Dbl. yellow can-
nas 8 for 35c. Add postage. Mau-
tile Harrison, Bremen. j

Lemon verbenas 40 doz.; mix-
ed dahlias $1.00 dozen; lemon li-

jlies $1.00 per C; mums, white

chrysanthemums, purple iris,
naxcissus, jonquils 25c dozen; tan-
: - 3 plants 10c. Add postage. Mrs.
Martha Womack, Rt. 2, Buena
Vista.

Jonquils, daffodils 50c per C,
$4.00 per M; Lady of the Lake 10c
doz.; baby rambler pink roses
well rooted. Mrs. R. Robinson,

Rt. 2, Bowdon.

Azaleas, lilac, flowering quince,
dogwood, Lady Finger, Golden
Bell 10 each; June lily, jonquils,
Star grass, Snow on Mtn. 25 doz.
Exch. for tulips, gladiolas and
dahlias. Mrs. M. Jones, Rt. 2,
Talking Rock, _

Magnolia, Sweet Bay, dogwood,

red wood, vine, red crepe myrtle,
honeysuckles, tea olives, ever-
green oak, umbrella china 1 ft.
10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft. 35 each. Add
postage. No checks or stamps.
Miss Elise Pitts, Rt. 1, Dublin.
. Red, white dogwood, Black,
white pines, pink, red, yellow
azaleas, rhododendrons, sweet
shrubs, Mtn. laurels, pussy wil-
lows 3 ft. high $1.00 dozen, Add
postage. Gerald Abercrombie,
Mineral Bluff.

Dbl. Japonicas, red, pink, well
rooted 50c each; blue violets 20c
dozen; red dogwood 4 for $1.00;
dbl. peony $1.00 dozen; honey-
suckle: 50c each. Miss Pauline
Crumbie, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Canha bulbs, large mums, blue
iris, violets 25c dozen; Christ-
mas bells well rooted 25 each;
graveyard moss 25c each. Miss
Clarice Causey, Rt. 1, Temple.

Sweet shrubs, crabapple, holly,
acaleas, rhododendrons, pussy
willow, red, white dogwood $1.00
dozen; peach rose, white pines,
Cherokee rose 20c each; Blue iris,
orange day lilies 35 doz. N. J.
Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Hardy Phlo: 6 for 25c; iris 50c
C: orange day lilies 75c per C;
butterfly buddleia 3 for 25c Gran-

ny grey beard, Mtn. laurel 12 for.

%5c. Jessie Eaton, Rt. 1, Dahlon-
ega. :

Lemon day lilies 75c per C: pri-
vet hedge $1.00 per C; large type
mums, bronze, red 25c dozen;
spireas 15 each; snowballs 10c
each. Add postage. Miss Bula
Conner, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

Large dahlia zinnia seed 10c
pkt., 40c cupful; Burpees finest
dbl. pom-pon zinnia seed 40c cup-
ful. Postpaid. Mrs. J. S. Adams,
Rt. 1, Grayson.

Collection 4 of each white April
blooming and yellow cluster nar-

cissi, 1 dozen snowdrops, 2 large

type rose and cream, variegated
mums 25. Include postage. Ethel

Sullivan, Rt. 2, Marietta.

se

crabapple, |



Red, pink, yellow honeysuckles
50c each; red, white dogwood $1.00

for 10; red speckle ivy 50c each,
3 for $1.00; Raspberries 50c each;
ferns 4 for $1.00. No checks. Mrs.
Martin Gentry, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel,
spruce pine, crabapple, pink Che-
rokee rose, all color azaleas, red
dogwood, red Japonicas, redbud,
holly 3 ft. well rooted $1.00 doz.;
pink phlox $1.00 per C; Sadie
Wilson, Morganton.

Two year old boxwooods 25c ea.;
Japanese blue iris 40c dozen;
King Alfred daffodil, lemon day
lilies 75c per C; pink phlox 10c
dozen; large type bronze mums
25c dozen, Add postage. Mrs.
Mattie Wright, Rt. 1, Buchanan,

_ Large price Mums, yellow, Ma-
donna white, flesh, Man of War

pink, cream, bronze, lavendar, ball

cream, honey dew, Black Hawk
red, ball pink 20 plants $1.00.
Mrs. Minnie Bell Rt. 5, Cuthbert.

Almond, spirea, althea, snow-

ball 15c ea.; rhododendrons, aza-
leas 35c doz.; dwarf and giant
arborvitaes, boxwood 25c ea.; eX-
change for white feed sacks. Add
postage. Teleta Davis, Rt. 4, Elli-

| jay.

Greybeards 2 1-2 to 3 ft. high,
good roots 5 for $1.00; wild pur-

ple violets $1.00 per C: Queen

Annie Lace Dusty Miller 10 doz.
Add postage: Mrs. Oscar Phillips,
Rt. 2, Ashland.

Mtn. Laurels, rhododendrons,
pink, red, yellow azaleas, red dog-
wood, black and white pines,
white dogwood, sweetshrubs, pus-
sy willow 3 ft. high $1.00 dozen.
Add postage. W. G. Abercrombie,
Mineral Bluff.

Roses: 20 named varieties, can
label, well rooted, white, cream,
yellow, pink, rose, red 15c each;
red spirea Cydonia Japonica, oth-
er shrubs 10c each; perennials,
cannas, annuals, cheap $1.00 or-
ders PP. Mrs. W. W. Cable, Haral-
son,

Red, white dogwoods, sweet
shrubs, Mtn. laurel, rhododen-
dron, Mtn. pine, azaleas $1.00 doz.
Peach rose, ~ hite pine 20c ea.;
trailing arbutus, snowdrops 15c
dozen: day lilies, blue <iris 30c
dozen. Wilbern C. Roper, Mine-
ral Bluff. ,

Large flowering cannas, orange
yellow, variegate. 25c doz.; large
and small mums, verbenas, thrift,
purple iris 25c dozen; June day
lilies 30 doz.; jonquils 25 for 25c.
$1.00 orders prepaid, Mrs. Nora
Nix, Rt. 2, Alto. .

Red, white dogwoods, crabap-
ple, holly, azaleas, rhododendron,
sweet shrub, pussy willow $1.90
dozen; peach rose, white, Mtn.
pine 15c each; evergreen galax
30c doz. Add postage. C. M. Rop-
e-, Morganton. | <<

Mtn. laurel, azaleas, rhododen-
drons, red, white, dogwood, white
pines holly, crabapple spruce
pine well rooted $1.00 dozen; Jon-
quils, orange day lilies 35 dozen
postpaid. C. F. Byers, Mineral
Bluff.

Azaleas 40c dozen; pink, white
laurel 50c dozen; white, spruce
pines 35c dozen; snowball cut-
tings 2 for 15c; red velvet roses
2 for 25c; Mtn. Myrtle $1.00 doz.
Miss Hazel Parks, Rt. 1, Box 65,
Ellijay.

Blue violets, white daisies
25 per C; blooming size gladiolas,
mixed colors 15c dozen, 2 doz. 25c;
yellow Japonicas 10c each 3 for
25c; sword fern, pink hydrangea
15c each. Rooted and del. Miss
Martha Ralsten, Ella Gap.

Chrysanthemums: Silver wed-
ding, Glenview, Chrysolora,
Smiths Enchantress 50c dozen ;
Sunrise, Doty, Maroon, Rose 30
dozen; 4 dozen $1.00; Small: 25
for 25c. Mrs. H..G. Woods, Donai-
sonville.

100 baby spruce $5.00; 5 colors
azaleas, forsythia, jasmine, Ja-
ponica, Coralberry, dogwood, al-
mond, butterfly, roses double
pink, white, moss, American
Beauty; Dorothy Perkins $1.00
dozen. Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay.

Purple Iris; yellow throated
orange and yellow cannas 25c doz.
Sunflower seeds 10c teacup; Brid-
al wreath, Silver Leaf Maple $1.00
dozen; Mistletoe, geraniums 10c
bunch. Add postage. Mrs. Myrtle
Jackson, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Dbl. yellow button mums, pink
hardy phiox 25c dozen: true lem-
on lilies, mixed hollyhock 35 doz.
Foxglove, primrose, Dbl. and sgl.
day lilies, rose verbenas, larkspur
15c dozen. Add postage. Ellen Sil+
ver, Talking Rock.

All col. azaleas, Cherokee roses,
yellow dokwoods, rhododendrons
laurels, huckleberry, erabapple
white pines $1.00 dozen prepaid;
native ferns $2.00 per C; snow-
drops $1.00 per C. 12 rooted roses.
Mrs, Addie Wilson, Morganton, -



Rhododendrons, red, white dog-
wood, white, spruce pines, crab-
apple, azaleas, holly, well rooted |
$1.00 dozen: jonquils, orange day _
lilies 35c doz., postpaid. Pearl
Ellis, Mineral Bluff. ao

Lemon lilies 8c dozen; periwin- _
kle, weigelia, Easter roses 5c ea.,
English dogwood, flow2ring al-
mond, bridal wreath, Gentlemans |
Bouquet, Weeping Mary 8c. Add _
postage. Mrs. Julia Keeter, Talk-
ing Rock. ae

Red, yellow Japonicas, dbl. and
sel. 10c ea.; peachtree rose sprouts
15 each; yellow ball 15c bunch;
blue violets $1.00 per C; assorted
violets 75c per C; azaleas 25
bunch. No orders under 50c. Add
postage. Mrs. Mose Vick, Hila
Gap. %,

All colors azaleas, rhododen-
drons 35 dozen; almond, altheas, ~

spirea, weigelias, snowball 15c ea.
box-

Dwart, giant arborvitaes,
wood 25c each. All well rooted.
Exch. for feed sacks. Add postage.
Mrs. J. M. Davis, Rt. 2, Box 88
Ellijay. %

Japonicas, dbl. red and yellow,

25c ea.: Azaleas, blooming size,

50c dozen dbl. pink Almonds,
pink, red weigelias, white Altheas,
snowball, 15 ea.. Iris, blue spid-
erwort 20c doz. Add postage. Ar-
vel Shepard, Ellijay. Rt. 4.

Azaleas, 50c doz. sweetshrubs,
white dogwood, laurel, spruce,
white pine, mtn. ivy $1 doz.; Wei-
gelia, red japonicas, blue lilac,

Altheas, snowball, 15c, blue Iris

25c doz. add postage. Martha El-
lez, Ellijay, Rt. 2. oo og

Phlox, hardy, 2 doz. 25c, purpl
foxglove 25c doz. golden glow,
6, 25c, white violets 3 doz. 25,
blue violets (winter) 25c dozen.
Add postage. Mary Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1. =

Trailing Arbutus, galax,

doz. white dogwood, blue lilac,
pink Almond, Altheas, 15c ea.

pink hibiscus 15, all cols. azaleas a
50c doz. mixed Iris, 20c doz. Add ~

postage. Lora Shepard, Ellijay, Rt.
B: ae

Orange day lilies, 15 doz. tame
blue violets 20c doz. privet hedge |
cuttings, $ per C; arborvitae |
cuttings 15c ea. yellow root 20c .
Ib. wild cherry bark, 15c lb. Add ~
postage. Miss Reba Jones, Ella .
Gap. i
Kerria, large, yellow, pink Al-
mond, purple lilac, white spirea,

4 of any 30c; new hybridated

violets, witl. white stripes, sweet
scenter, 20c per doz. fine black- ie
berry vines 10c ea. garlic bulbs
5c ea. or 6, 25c. Miss F. B. Moore,
Suwanee.

Gannas, phlox, Iris, day lilies,
dbl.
doz.;

la Gap. : oes
Peafowl, sword, lace ferns, 10c
ea. X&mMES,

ea.; 4 vars. geraniums, lantana,
5e cutting, red begonia, 10c; phlox
25 C. Add postag:. Mrs. Guy
Hart, Royston, Rt. 1.
Pink June cactus, crepe myrt-
le, pink Almond, lilac, 35c ea. :
White Aug. lilies, phlox, yellow ~
golden glow, 35c bunch. Blue Ger-
man Iris, pink fairy lilies, 25
doz. sword fern 35c clump, dbl.
long trumpet daffodils $1.C. Add
postage. Mrs. Ruth Head, Brem-
en. . -
Blue tame violets
and single daffodils,
of Bethlehem 25c C,
15e C. Add postage.
Mitchell, Ella Gap.
Chrysanthemums,
pink, white, cream, yellow, few :
jJavendar, creampink, name and _

50c C, dbl. ~
25e C; Star

orange lilies
Mrs. Ellen

color labeled, 50c doz. few pom-
pons, lavender, white. Mrs. Hon

Anthony, Columbus, Rt. 2.
Tuberoses, 3 doz. 60c, rose ver-
bena, 3 doz. 40c; Siberian lilies,
mixed Iris, 90c per C; Regale .
lilies, 6 for 50c; Mrs. Christine

McLeod, College Park, Route 2,

Box 166. ;

Boston ivy plants, well rooted,
25 doz. add postage. Glenn Hays,
Rockmart, Rt. 3. oy

Dahiia tubers, 48 named vars.
$1.50 doz. Chinese Ball, Snowdrift
Jane Cowl, Dorothy Stone, Ken-

tucky, Avalon, Amun Ra, Clans-
man, Cigarette, etc. Miss Coralee

Mozeley, Clayton. =
Chrysanthemums, fine vars.
Marigold, Early Pink, Major Bo-
naffon, Salbach, pink and white .
Doty, white daisy and pink but-
ton, 75c doz. Mrs. W. H. Nelson,
Powder Springs, Rt. 1. 3
Blue Iris, yellow lilies, catnip,
hoar-hound 25c doz. red Doro-

thy Perkins rose, rooted, 15c ea.;
fall pinks, 15c doz. old-farhioned =
purple hollyhock,: rooted, lic ea.

bag Morris Tallent, Cumming,-

.



250. eee

and single daffodils 25
blue tame violets 25c ,
small rooted hedge 50c C. Post-

paid. Mrs. Mary Jane Eller, El-

June, Oct. cactus;
pink; white rain lilies, rooted, 100

large type, ;





__ FLOWERS AND SEED |
(. FOR'SALE



FLOWERS "AND SEED
FOR SALE



4 Red japonica, inonsne size,

- Azaleas. 50c doz. red Althea, Al-

- mond, Forsythia, 15 ea. sweet-

shrrubs, laurels, spruce, white

pine, dogwood. 75c doz. blue, la-

_ vender Iris, 20c doz, Add postage.
J. R. Hicks, Ellijay. Rt. 2

Azaleas, all cols. 50c doz. lau-
rel, hemlock, white pine, dogwood,
: $1.00 doz. pink Altheas, almond,

- 15 ea. sweetshrubs, crabapple,

_ 60c doz. Add postage. Minnie
_ Sheppard. Eact Ellijay.
- Mtn. laurel. rhododendron,




























































































- hhemlock, white pine, all colors
_ Azaleas, 75c doz. red japonica, 25c.
-_ Sweetshrubs, 50c doz. pink. red
_ Weigelia. Almond, Althea, dog-
wood, crabapple. 15c. Add _ post-
~~ age.B. L. Eller. Ellijay, Rt. 4
_ Cannas, large flowering, oran-
ge. yellow; variegatei colors;
_ verbena, mums, thrift, June day
jilies, pepperm: nt, Japanese Tris,
_ 25 doz. or exch. for white feed
as Miss Elfreida Nix, rise

- Boxwood, 6 io 8 .nches trans-
planted, nice, full tops, $1 00
doz. $6.00 per C; 4 t 6 in. plants,
same equal. $4.00 per C. Mrs. R.
_ F Terrell, Greenville, Rt. 3.
Trumpet daffodils, 60c C, $5.00
M, blue Roman hyacinths, 25
do. Exe. for large type dahlias.
Mrs. J. B. Saye, Newborn.
: - Chrysanthemums, large type,
= flesh, pink, white, vellow. White
x Clould, bronze, laveder, ball yel-
low, cream red 25 for $1.00; All
colors button type 20 for T5c.
Mrs. Lee ilver, Cuthbert, he
3
_ Siberian lilies, 85c per C, core-
opsis, orange lilies, 50 C, -85c,
200; 1 yr. winter jasmine, pur-
ple wisteria, thornless yellow rose.
15-50c. 3 yr. Forsythia 5-50c del.
Mrs. Dick Powell, College Park,
: Rt. 2.
Water lilies, Chromatella, yel-
one Aurora pink, Escarboucle,
red, Morning Glory. flesh, 30c ea.
oY. the 4 for $1.10 postpaid. B.
_#H. Eubanks, Atlanta, 26 Emily
- Place, N. W.
_Dahlias, Jersey Beauty, Warn-
er, Madonna, Margaret Woodrow
Wilson,. Alexander Waldie. Syl-
via, Giueen Mary. Fort Mon-
moth and other, $1.25 doz. post-
paid; Mrs. John Bell, Pues Rt.
Boe

Single and abl. white and pink
chinquapins; red and yellow mon-
thly roses; white sr* ea, 15c ea.;

_ladys washbow!l, 25c doz. Add
postage. - Buford aeaee Eni-
jay, Rt.

- Pink Piience ae Iris, star
of Bethlehem, orange _ lilies.
peachtree roses, golden chain,
35c doz. Ida Southerland, Elli-
AY, Rt. 3.

White spider lilies
ace 50c doz.;

, 10c; all col.
spruce pine,
-_rhododen rons, crabapple,
wiiie. dogwood, 25c ea.: blue
olets 25c doz. Exc. for feed
sacks. Mattie Clayton, Ellijay.
- Gladioli, mixec, blooming size.
le ea. or by 1000; will exch. same
a for field peas any var. Add post-
ge. Mrs. Ww. J. Bruce, Decatur,
tL. 2
Boxwood, well rooted, dwarf,



sper C. white spireas, red spireas,
: ellow Kerria, Eng. dogwood,
Cherokee roses $1.00 doz. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville.

Iris, extra large, white. re 00
Dp. -C, blue, purple, lavender,

ooted juniper 12-18 in. 25 ea.
jonquils paper white narcissi, 75c
per C; evergreen, 25c ea. _Mary E.
White, Temple, Rt. 2, Box 231.

Purple lilac, pink peachtree | -
rose, red, or pink runnng rose|
5e ea.; 2 for 25c; blue flags, yel-
low or: white jonquils 2c doz.
oxwoods 25c ea. Add postage.
Mattie Tallant, C:- ming, Rt. 2.

Yellow and white jonguils. long
trumpet daffodils. $1.00 per C;
ue spider lilies, dbl. yellow Re-
al lilies, $1.00 doz.: yellow per-
-ennial larkspur, 50c doz, Nora
McCurley; Hartwell, Rt. 2. :
Golden glow, red roses, sweet
williams, purple travlers delight,
loutter and eggs, 25c doz.; rooted
dkudzu ines, 15 ea. or 2 for 25.
a postage. Reba Evans, Ellijay,



50 I Indian River privet hedge
plants, 12 to 15 in. 1c ea. Mrs.
W. H. Castlen, Culloden. :

Large type Chrysanthemums,
ream, white, yellow, lavender,
eam-pink, 50c doz. few white
nd lavender pompons. Postpaid.
Mrs... Hoe pony: Columbus,
Rt. 2

40 different ras ge flowreing cac-
tus or informal decorative dahl-
1S, named and tagged; $2.50 doz.
de 2c per root extra. H. K.
, Chickamauga. . .
foot, catnip, 10c bunch;

1-6 ym. $2.50 per C, smaller $2.00}
: | trumpet daffodils, 25c doz, jon-

60c| ver Creek, Rt.
yer C; 200 for $1.00 5 hundred $2).

cor Minor, 25 doz. 25 white spir- |

ple. Rt. 2.

|Spider lilies, blue Hyacinths, 35

Azaleas, Mtn. lavrel,
endron, spruce, white pine. crab-
apple, red bud, holly. lbrides
wreath red and white dogwood,
16 for $1.00, 3 ft. PP: evergreen
galax, Arbutus, 1 doz. 25c. Haze!
Dillard, Morganton.

Shasta daisies, physotegia, blue
anc white iris, 10c doz.; verbena,
15<c doz.; Sword, Boston ferns, 15c
e- : white, pink oxalis, 5c bunch;
4 kinds cactus cuttings, 5 ea.;
spotted begonia. 20c: Add post-
age. Mrs. Ralph I. Williams, Cum-
ming.

Shasta daisies, blue and red
salvia, 25c doz.; pink, red verbena.
15 clump; phlox, larkspur. pe-
tunia, 15c doz.; all kinds pot
plants, chrysanthemums. and
shrubbery. Mrs. W. A. Huff. Mil-
ledgeville, tt. 2.

Camellia japonicas, all colors;
tea olive; banana shrub; varigat-
ed pittosporum; eleagnus: pho-
tinia serrulata,; any 2 for $1.10.
Mrs. J.-A. Griffin, Cordele. ~

20 different flower cuttings 5
and 0c ea. Exchange for 100. !b.
sacks, honey, dried apples or pure-
bred eggs. Mrs. Laz Wiggins. Bun-
na Vista.

Dbl. Yellow kerria, japonicas;
white East r roses; winter jas-
mine: -altheas; summer lilacs;
wisteria, 15c ea.; nandina seed,
15c pkg.; everlasting sweet peas,
10c. pke.: Celestial orchids. 25c
ea. Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpha-
retta, Rt. 1.

Fancy leaf coladiums: cei pink
peonies, 25c ea.; 5 for $1.00: super
giant pansies; "Floradale Beauty,|..
Beauty of Oxford verbena, 35c
doz.; 3 doz.,.$1.00; free 3 peren-
nial sweet peas with each $1.00
order. Postpaid. C: A Dobbs, 53
Gainesville.

Rhododendrons, mt. laurel, az-
aleas, hemlock, white and spruce
pine, cedar, holly, sweet. shrub,
dogwood, maple, = to 5 ft. high
well rooted, 4 for 25c; galax, trail-
ing arbutus, myrtle vine, 6 for
25c. Add .postage. Mrs. Naomia
Nix, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

aleas, white and spruce pine. hem-
lock, cedar, holly, dogwood, maple,
sweet shrub, 2 to 5 ft. well rooted,
4 for 25c. Add postage with order
less than 50c. Edna Reece, Mur-
rayville, Riek

Red myrtle, purple devil bush,
25c ea.- lemon lilies, $1.00 per]
C; white honeysuckle vines, 25
doz. Miss Meree Vick, Tailscreek,
Rip 3

Rhododendrons, mt. laurel, az-
aleas, hemlock, white and spruce
pines, granny grey beard, cedar,
holly, sweet shrub, dogwood, ma-
ple 2 to 5 ft. well rooted. 4 for 25;
Add postage. Maragaret pe
son, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

Red, pink, white guinea sand
begonia: maple begonias; white.
red, purple. salmon, 4 shades of
pink geranium cuttings, 5c. Add
postage. Mrs.. Wm. J. Sorrells,|
Royston, Rt. 1.

White pines, 2 ft. 6, 50c; spruce
and cedar 15c ea. maple, poplar,
50c doz, rooted Japonicas, 25c
ea, pansy plants, 10c bunch. Add
postage. Nora Mets, Ellijay, Rt.
1, Box 54..
-Blue and White Flag bulbs,

quils, Apr. narcissi, snow drops, 3
yellow June lilies, 2 doz. 30c seed-
ling Armour river hedge $1 C: all}
delivered. Miss L. M. Davis, Sil-
a

Button mums, sweet william.
Queen Anns Lace, verbena, Vin-

eas, $1.15; 25 white Cherokee
roses $1, "Native Spiderwort, $1
Lois Woodruff, Greenville, Rt..

Yellow, cannas, blue Iris, $1. C;
paper white narcissi, Dusty Mil-
ler, Orange Lilies, 50c C; light
blue violets $1.50 C; old- fashion-
ed yellow pinks, button mums
15 dcz, Mrs. John Weaver, Tem-

Various kinds of flower - seed
and plants for sale. Mrs. John
Puckett, Dalton, 9 Oak Street.
Azaleas, red dogwood, lilac.
white pine, red bud, laurel, ivy.
3, 25c. Cherokee roses 50c doz.
trailing. Arbutus evergreen ga-
lax, jonquils, daffodils, March
pinks. Add postage, Bertha Hol-
land, Mineral Bluff.

Yellow japonicas, 25c ea; blue
Iris, variegated. orange day lilies,
40c doz, jonquils, daffodils. Star
of Bethlehem, $1 C. peach trees,
brides wreath, yellow. Cherokee
rose, 2, 25c. Mrs. Katie Dalton,
Talking Rock. Rt, 2.

Narcissi, April blooming, toe Ce
large dbl. chrysanthemums, red,
yellow and white, ve Woe Cash
with orders. Mrs.. N, Barrett,
Lula, Rt, 2.

Extra large paper white abl,
narcissi, dbl. yellow narcissi, red

doz. jonquils, King Alfred daffo-
dils, Lawrence Koster narcissi,

rhodod-|

Iming, Rt. 4.

Rhododendrons, mt. laurel, aZz-|-

$1;

doz. Exc. for clean feed sacks.





FLOWERS AND SEED |
FOR SALE

MA RKET BUL r E TI n

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

=
Tuesday, Ma March 15,

FLOWERS AND SE
FOR SALE






1 M. Boxwocd, Old Eng. drawf
variety, transplanted, 1 yr, 2 yr.
old plants $1 doz. Miss M, H.
Robinson, Greenville,

Azaleas; red and white dog-
wood, sweetshrubs. white pine,
crabapple, $1 per doz. all well
rooted, 3 ft. Exchange for good
white feed sacks. M. E. Pickel-
simer, Hurst.

Virginia creepers, 10c ea. 3, 25
postpaid, Exchange for white
feed sacks at 10c ea. Mrs, George
Lowery, Bowdon. Rt. 3,

Magnolia, Granny Greybeard,
holly, laurels, sweet bays, maple.
dogwood, evergreens, 1-3 ft. 10-
20c ea. 4 ft. 25c. Add postage.
Mrs. Noah Lewis, Toomsboro,

Rhododendrons, crabapple, and

|white English dogwocd, 40c doz.

All colors Azaleas 35c doz. Snow-
ball, blue lilac, red Japonicas,
blue and white Altheas, spruce
pine 15c ea., lavender foxgloves,
20c doz. rooted. Add _ postage.

Red Japonicas, 25 ea., 3 50c;
Azaleas 50c doz. blooming size.
small 35 doz, purple Iris 20c
doz. rhcdendrons, pink and ents
mixed, $1 dozen. Add postage, B
F. Charles, Ellijay, Rt, 2.

Perennial sweet peas, shasta
daisies, aster, 25c doz. Tiger lil-
les, 6- 25c. Silver Moon rose 25c
ea; blackberry lily 3-25c. Post-
paid. Mrs, C. R.- Bettis, Cum-

Dogwood, Red bud, Graney
Greybeard, all 4 ft., nice, well
rooted 15c ea. or 8, $1, mixed if
desired: Magnolia Bay, 4 ft. 25;
holly, 4 ft. 50c, Gordon Morgan,
Stillmore.
~Pink thrift, rooted, 40c per C,
or 300 plant, $1. Add postage.
Mrs. J. H. Duke, - Wrens.

Sweet. Myrtle, sweet Bay, Mag-

tle, cedars, holly, crabapple, 1
ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c; 4 ft 35c; chry-
santhemums 20c dozen, banana
plants 1 ft. 25c;.2 ft. 75c; black
walnut trees 25c ea, Ellen Davis
Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Dahlias, many vars. true to
name, $1 to $3 per doz. del. Mrs.

R. Q. Miller, Acworth, Rt 2;

Mums, mixed colors, hardy
phlox, Iris, day lilies, 24 for 25c,
winter verbenas, thrift, putter-
eggs, 25c doz. mixed cols. hybiscus,
tiger lilies, hyacinths, 4, 25c; dah-
lias, mixed, 40c doz. Add_ post-
age. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Well rooted Moc 8 to 10
in., 25 a.; arbor-vitae, T5c e4.;
orange day lilies, purple iris, dbl.
-jonquils, -25c doz. Mrs. Myrtle
Tilley, Ellijay, Rt. 3. bye

Hollyhock, mixed 40c doz. hardy
sweet peas, orange day lilies,

oli 50c doz. dbl. daffodils $1.50
; single daffodils $1 C, Tiger
lilies 15 ea. 1 yr. Marechalneil
rose, well: rooted, 25 ea. Stella
May Hughey. Fairmount, Rt. 1;
Box -140.:

Purple lilac golden bells, 2,257
pink almonds, bridal wreath. 3:
25c; purple iris, regal lilies. 15e
doz. snowballs, 10c -ea: yellow

ing Rock.

Tris, purple, 25 doz; white ping
crabapple. rhododendrons, sweet-
shrubs, 50c doz. red velvet roses
15 ea. red japonicas 25c ea. Az-

Add postage. Jane Charles, Elli-
Jaye: 5
- Globe arborvitae: 4. $1; pitter-

fly, pink spirea, yard hydrangias,
6, $1; silver arbor-vitae, boxwoods
$1 a. mOss roses, 3, 25: perennial |
phlox, Parma violets 10c doz. pink
dbl. roses; 3, 25. Mrs.
| Garren, Morganton. :

WwW. M.

White narcissi, Tiger lilies, 60c
per C; red cannas, blue Easter

lilies, blue Tris, $1 per C;: blue

hyacinths. 40c doz. peonies. 10c
3 for 25c. Add postage. Mrs.

| Dora Mosley, Bremen, R. 2.

-April narcissi, Tiger lilies, 60c
per C, blue Easter lilies, red can-

nas, $1 per C, carnation flowered

poppy seed, 10c thls. Add postage.

Mrs. Bonnell. Nixon, Buchanan.
Rises). =

Globe arbutus, 4, $1; ihe 8.
butterfly pink Spirea, 6, $1,
dark red roses, 3, 25c; narcissi,

| white and yellow, 50 for $1, snow-
drops 50, 25c. Gladys
Morganton. ;

Garren,

Rhododendron, mtn, lnueel red,

pink and yellow dogwood, Az-
aleas, 3 cols. redbud, coralberry,
jeponicas, Cherokee roses, holly
bush, white pine, 3 1-2 ft. all 15
doz. postpaid. Mrs. peen Wilson, |
Morganton.

Black lily of ia a cigar

plants, pink almond, watermelon
| crepe myrtle, 35 ea. white August
lilies, pink perennial phlox, jus-
tica, sword, (pink fern) 35c clump,
dbl. red variegated mums,

80c

Mrs. Lela Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

nolia, Gallberry, pink crepe Myr-

American Beauty and pink gladi-"

thornless roses, dbl. 2, 25c; Add
postage. Miss Ella Patterson, Talk-

aleas 55c doz. trailing Arbutus 19c]
bunch. Kudzu vines 10 cutting.

Red and white dogwood, lilacs,
dbl. yellow japonicas.. pink and
yellow honey suckle, Iris, 25 ea.
well rocted. No checks. Malva
Silver, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

_ Azaleas, all colors, 50c doz. red
japonicas, golden bells. purple
lilac, rhododendrons, mtn.

Miss Ruby Webb, Ellijay.

Larkspur, cornflower, hybrid
violets, Artemisia, physostegia.
gillardia, coreopsis, shasta dais-
ies, 10c doz; 50c C, phlox, mums.
verbena, Rudbedkia, all peren-
nials, 20c doz. $1 C. $1.00 orders
PP, Mrs. R. Gable. Haralson.

Azaleas, mixed, 40c doz. pur-
ple Iris, white narcissi, orange day

althea, dbl. pink Almond, white
spirea, golden bell, yellow jas-
mine vine. 10c ea. Exc. for white
feed sacks. Add postage: Mrs.
Will B. James, Ellijay. Rt. 3.

Mtn. laureJ, rhododendron
white and spruce pine, hemlock,
azaleas, grancy greaybeard. cedar,
birch, dogwood, 2-5 ft. 4, 25c. Add
.| postage under 30c. John Fergu-
son, Murrayville. Rt. 1.

Hardy phlox 15c; crepe myrtles
50 ea. brides wreath 15c ea. Iris
15c doz. laylock. 25c ea. walnut
sprouts 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
Richard Crombie. Ellijay, Rt. =

Azaleas. 40e doz. dbl. pink al-
mond, rd althea, white English
dogwood. white spirea, purple wis-
teria. pink weigelias, yellow jas-
mine vine. 10c ea; bine spider
lilies 15c doz. add postage. Miss
Aubrey James. Eljijay. Rt. 3. |

Iris, 50c doz. crepe myrtle dbl.
yellow japonica 25c ea. red dog-

azaleas 15, huckleber 10c, mt.
laurel 2c, birdeye 10c. hardy
phlox, 30c doz. peach rose 10c.
Add postage.
Ellijay. Rt. 3.

Chrysanthemums, Garretts fa-
mous prize winning 20 var. Book-
in= orders for plants to be shipped
May 1st. July ist. 75c and $1 doz.
PP. Cash. Exc. high grade gladi-
oli or dahlia bulbs or good home
spun tobacco. State price of yours.
C. J. Garrett. Bremen.

Blue iris, $1.00 doz.: red dog-
wood, 5 for $1.00: holly bushes.
18 inch high, $2.00 ea. Collie Rich-
ard. Ellijay. Rt. 3. :

Dahlias: Roman Eagle, Deers
Thite, Mrs. Harrell. Pride of Cal-
ifornia, Cuban Giant. Alexander
Waldie Avalon. City of Trenton,
$1.25 doz. Mrs. W. P. Bell. Duluth.

Spirea, althea, almond. snow-
ball. Forsythia, rambler rose. 15c.
Azaleas 50c doz. purple. levander
Tris. 20c doz. laurels. white and

postage. Linda Evans. may. | Rt.
2

Azaleas, 40c doz. black musca-
dine vine, tooted, 15 ea. mtn:
huckleberry, 30c doz. cravapple.
white dogwood. black walnut 10
ea. sassafras. wild cherry bark,
May apple. poke root 20c Ib. Add
postage; Coy James. Bllijay, Rt, 3.
Lemon lilies, pink hardy philox
15c doz. blue violets. snow drop.
10c doz. dbl. pink ~-conies. dbl.
red velvet se 25c ea. Exe. for
white feed sacks or anything can
use. Mrs. J. C. Vick. Ellijay. Rt. 3.

Rhododendrons, laurels. white
pines, Azaeas, 4 of ea. $1: red
Japonicas. 25c, 3 for 50c; bloom-
ing. size Azaleas 50c doz. purple,
lavender Iris 25c doz. Altheas 15c
ea. spruce pine $1; doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. een Charles, Eili-
jay. Rt.

_ Seed ae sale, snapdragons, all
colors, Some variegated, giant pe-

postage. Mrs, I. N. Minish: Com-|
merce Rt 455%;

White Easter ad September
lilies 2c bulb; blue ageratum. little
white daisy chrysanthemumis be;
baby spirea, snowball 10c, 2. 25:

orange lilies 2, 5c: lemon lilies 5c:
lawn grass, cactus. other bulbs
and shrubs. Mrs. Sam wynn.
Toomsboro. ete 2:

Tris, dark purple, 65c C; white,
yellow narcissi, daffodils. single
and dbl. butter-eggs, jonquils, 50c
C; pink = spirea, bridal wreath.
purple lila, golden bell, oak hy-
drangea, Forsythia, 6, 25, white
and blue violets, 40c C. Mrs. Henry
Eller. Ellijay, Rt. 2:

Japonicas, red, pink. almond, 15
ea. lemon lilies, pink hardy phlox
15 doz: purple Tris, jonquils, 20c
doz. purple lilac, 15 ea. dbl. pink
peonies, dbl. red velvet rose 25c
ea. Exc. for white feed sacks. Add
ae: Mrs. D. H. Vick, ey

Azaleas, rhododendrons, min.
laurel, spruce and white pine,
holly, crabapple, red buds, prides
wreath, red and white dogwood.
ereybeards, 18 for $1, 3 ft. op









ly bus! azaleas, 10 ea. Cal-
oe ke Box 57.



$1 ston, it Mrs. Cliff C, Dye, Mid-







Ea. pay ee bec de.
Bremen. ny es






Jau- |
rels, all 75c doz. del. well rooted.

lilies, yellow jonquils, 75 C, red}

| cissi bulbs. 25c doz. Add

wood, 25c. laylock 25c ea. 3, 50c;

Clifford Hensley.

i}p.: yellow root, 12c lb. Add

spruce pines. dogwood $1 doz. add).

tunias, all 10 teaspoonful. Send|

January creamy white shoneysuc- |
Ale 10c; April white jonquils and

Small leaf privet hedge bus!
well rooted, 8-10 in.. $1.25.
bi .wn, orange varigated iris
3 bulbs: Lady of the La
bunch. Postpaid. Eugene. Bla
Tallapoosa, Rt. 2. \ :

Japanza roses, 3 sprouts,
arbor-vitae, 1 ft... $1.00 e
$1.75; bridal wreath. 25c spro
yellow golden bells, 4 roo
purple, yellow iris. 3 bulbs
Add postage. Mrs. BE. GC. Ti
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Several doz. January Jas














































































































doz. $1. 15 C;: white dogwood
ea. Mrs. Dessie Vick Tail

Large red, cream, red and
gladioli bulbs; daffodils an

Exchange for rooted carnat
roma. hycinths, Mrs. M. %
ner Sandersville.

White. pink. red, yellow.
der. and cream chrysant m
25c doz. Exchange for Bla
orca or any large breed
chicks. Annie Huffman.
thorpe, Rt. 1.

6 boxwoods, 18 to 24 in
$8.00 not del. Mrs. C. R.
wood, Cartersville, Rt.3

31 doz. paper narcissi |
quils and daffodils, 20c
doz. Ch nese Sacred lilies.
Now ready. Mrs. Edd
1701-10th Ave., Columbus.

Fine red japonicas, 15c
golden bells, mixed colors aza.
mt. laurel, 4c doz.; oran:
purple foxgloves. mixed
blue lilies, 50c per C. Add -



age. Mrs. Grace Webb. El
Rid:
Nice size, yellow. chia

mums, 10 doz.; 3 doz.. 25c
nial phlox. 15 doz.: pink flo
ing almond, 5c ea. Mrs J. Ww
Dawson.
Shirt buttons, plumed
erass. rooted. 5c bunch: jong
40c C: rooted pink rose;
white peas with brown ey

age. Mrs. Claude Adams. Ga
ville. Rt. 8. : :
Watermelon Red crepe. My
10c to 25c ea.; abelia for
10c ea. James Burto, Au:

Rooted Boston ivey, <
pastel colors Hastings dbl
phineum, large plants. 30
mixed colors verbena. 6. 25
iopsis. physostegia. 25. 25:
winning mums, 10c a. Mi
L. Guillebeau, Lincolnton.

Yellow daffodils. $1.00 C
dogwood. azaleas. rhododen
sweet shrubs, mt. laurel. cr
holly, white pines.
3 it, $h00% doz. 3 re
white feed sacks. E. G. em
mer Hurst.

Pink hydrandea. 20c ea.:
lilies. 15c ea.; 4 kinds fe
ea.; 4 kinds geraniums, 5
tings ea. 10c ea.:
plopming. red begonias
fern. 10c a.;
all cofors fall pinks. le
Lester Phillips. Royston Ri

Dbl. butter and = eg
trumpet daffodils. yellow
white jonquils. $1.00 per C
spider lilies. dbl. yellow
lilies, $1.00 doz. Miss Mattie
Curley. Hartwell. Ries 2:

Blue spider lilies. $1. 00
long trumpet daffodils. $1.00"
C: white and yellow jonqui

ter and eggs,*$1.00. Cecil Met
ley. Hartwell Rtee2:
Yellow jonquils. :
and eggs, white narcissi. $
C; yellow perennial larkspu
sweet williams. 50 doz.:_
spider lilie . $1.00 doz.: rh
plants. 50c doz. Mrs, T. H.
Curley. Hartwell.



doz.; purple and yellow i
doz.: red leaf cannas. holl
25e ea. all rooted. Add post
John Martin, Ellijay, R
39. SAD
Beautiful bushy boxwood p
heavily rooted, 6-8 in. $1.
$5.00 C; 3-4 in, T5e -doz.;
white lilac, Se ea wate:
red crepe myrtle, $1.00 doz.;
lish dogwood, 15c ea.; 75
Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Greer
Red President cannas;
German iris, 25 doz.; 0
candytuft, 2 doz.. 25; cuttit
red rosebud geranium and
Christmas cactus, 10 ea. Do:
Miss Evelyn W. Seago. Pineh
S\-eet William, 75c d
dogwood, 25 ea.; tiger lilies,
doz., white pine, 75c ea.
Richards, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Daffodils and iris, we
blue Oe $1.00 per



evergreen galax, arbutus, 25, Son:
Leila ae Morganton, .





: OE SALE



Pa sies. snapdrage~s, dbl. larks- |

, petunias. baby breath, car-

tions. -eandyturf. sweet wil-

eng. and painted daisies.

nk nd yellow daisy mums, al)

color , 25 doz,; $1.50 per C. Mrs
Wise, Wadley.

- lilies, 35c doz.; monthly
Ses, 25: golden glow. 20 bunch:
inter and white pinks. 3 roots.
c: blue iris. 3 bulbs. 25c; dbl
nas, orang. and red. 5c. root:

green. 10c sprout. Add post-

Ophia Tilley. Ellijay.

xwoods, 8-10 in., 25c ea.; ar-
r-vitae. 1 to 2 ft.. 75c; orange
ry lilies, purple Iris, dbl jon-
lls. 25e doz.; ivy. honeysuckle.
and white dogwood, $1.00 -doz.
pe _Myranell Martin

Holly bush, small sizes, 25c to
boxwood, 1 1-2 ft., 35c ea.:
-Yros_s, 25c sprout. white and
roses. 25c root. Add post-
Miss Betty Ann Telley. El-
Rite s3:

Fuchsia: different kinds be-
a; blue plumbago: orange
LAS ; white. red, 4 shades pink
an Beauty, salmon geran-

white hydrandia_ cuttings)
Add postage. Miss Lucy
Parten, Royston Rt. 1.

edge plants. 40c per C: flow-
ing almond: pink. purple liliacs;
ated chrysanthemums. Star
Bethlehem. 20c ea.; lavender
of the Lake. 12 plants. 25c.

. Mrs. Alen Batchelor,
allapoosa. Rt. 1.
Mt. laurel, rhododendrons, oe

$1.00 ser c. Lena Mae
way, Blue Ridge.
nk and yellow. orange and
, purple lantana plants:
ilk and wine lily bulbs for sale
exchange for junipers. redbuds,
d-eye bush, granny grey beard,
_mums. Miss Nora. Childs.

{ daffodils,
flag lilies, hemocallis. Ex-
ge for 100 lb. white feed
S, free from holes. Mrs. Bes-
icAdam. Bremen. Rt. 2.

A mur privet hedge seedlings,
od strong roots, 2 ft.. 25c. $1.00;
; in.. $1.00 per C. L. C. Hyde.

Led. pink, white Corch, euinee
begonias: white. American
uty. red. salmon, 4 Shades
purple geranium: blue plum-

i Boston

Goawocds: 6 for 25e: Sed
azaleas, coral] berry, 4 for
arbor-vitae. 50c: blue iris,
92.5 trailing: arbutus. galax.

: white pines. 2 for 25c.

_ Hattie ma



pres AND SEED
WANTED fi

Bibs of lemon colored
li for dahlias: 1 for: 1.0L
xc. One cup of colored run-
utterbean seed for 1-2 doz!
. anv color. Mrs. W. A.
er Tifton Rt. 2.

C. Kathleen Norris. Jersey
Cactus. Red. Ida Warner.
n of ,Garden Beautiful.
Beautv dahlia bulbs for
ia. Baby Breath purple



at geranium sottines: or
- also dbl. different colors.

t 1 Yb. long leaf pine seed.
best price. Raymond Clink-
Lisbon.

value Aor perennials. an-
. and bulbs. Mrs. E. Spence.
ta, 130 West Westley R Road.

nt several thousand flower
and dwarf. boxwoods at
able price. Mrs. B. L. Wood-
Jarnesville.

ant large dahlias. all colors.

k cannas. Will exc. pot

ers or yard flowers or white

ima beans. Mrs. John H.
allapoosa. -

several colors tulip bulbs.

ra large dahlia bulbs. dif.

Will exc. seed peanuts for

or buy. Mrs. W. I. War-

4

an blooming size, gladioli,
ge mums, verbena plants,
urtium seed. Exc. Iris, jon-
orse radish roots, or seeds

old and bachelor button.

nt 2000. dwarf boxwoods.
each of narcissi, daffodil
jonquil bulbs. also shrubbery

rieties. Must be: cheap.

narcise!: i

/yunner cage beal..

"WANTED

Want quantities Enelish pox-
wood and other ornamental shrub-
bery. Geo. M. Prince. Columbus.
Box 471.

Want exc. 2 eit; Red and pink
geranium cuttings for ferns. Ea.
pay postage. Exc. Indian Runner
oie ges for 2 doz. dahlias. mix-

Ea. pay postage. Mrs. B. N.
ieee Douglasville, Rt. 1.

Exc. white 100 Ib. feed sacks
' 6c ea. for well rooted Pettis-
porums, Pyracantha. Tea Olive.
watermelon red crepe myrtle. or
Nandina. White first. Mrs. Ivy
L. Williams. Ty Ty...

Exe. pink fancy leaf caladium
bulbs: and Widows Tears bulbs
for sweet smelling white narcissi,
daffodils and purple Iris bulbs.
Mrs. Louie Harris. Augusta. Rt. 1.

Exc. geraniums. ali col. 10 cut-
ting. also few Lady Thompson
strawberry piants 20c C. for Rex-
elephant-Litcerne-grapeleaf be-
gonias or white, pink cannas:
also watermelon pink crepe Myr-
tle plants. 10-15 ea. for anv large
fancy leaf begonias or pimiento
pepper plants. Mrs. J. C. Pierce,
nigewton.

SEED FOR SALE _

aca eeseee Seca a

30 Ibs. speckled butterbean
seed. 10 Ib. Exchange for 25
purebred Cornish Indian Game
or White Giant baby chicks Mrs.
T. E. Watson, Thomaston. Rt. 1.

Genuine Georgia Red Sugar
Cane, $1.50 per 100 stalks: Red
Sugar. Cane, $1.25 per 100 stalks.
Wrapped in burlap. FOB, John
Underwood, Blakely.

Vigorvine tomato seed, 2 doz.,
_|20c; 100 seed. 40c; $1.75 per M;
stripped cornfield bean and
bunch lima- beans. 15c cupful;





{25 Ib. del. C. WwW. Smith, Gaines-

ville, Rt: 2

10 M. P. O. J. Cane seed at 60c
per 100: or exch. 100 for 1 bu.
good corn. Bring corn and get
cane. 6 miles from Oakfield near
Wall Mill, Write J.M. Hay, Daw-
son:

Calif. multiplying beer seed 10c
a start. 3 starts 25c plus 3c es
age. Miss Lucile Nolan.
Rockmart.

Pure sugar cane seed for sale.
Exch. for hay. Mrs. Delta Gar-
mon. Rt, Box. 139 Guyton.

Stone Mt. watermelon seed,

+1937. 75c a-lb.. 5 Ib. lots 50c a
LDS

striped half runner bean seed
15 Ib. J. P. Crumley, Rt. 1. Pitts.
ace sound chufa seed $4.00
per bu. del. to 1st and 2nd zone.
T ARy Britt. Pine Grove
Fine everbearine running. to-
mato seed 200 seed for 12 in
stamps del. Exchange some for
bunch butter beans. Write Mrs.
WwW. T. Kelly. Rt. 1. Comer.
Mammoth Russian Sunflower
seed i0 cupful; Mars Rose pure
cott .. seed 5 bu. at. $1.00 per bu.
Lea Wella Elliott. Rt. 1, Lavonia.
60 day watermelon seed 10c
pkt.. 75c half pint $2.25 per gt.
| del. Luft r Norris, Harrison. -
Very prolific okra seed, begins
bearing wren 4 to 6 in. high,
-bears until frost, 10c per 2 tbisp.
speckle crowder peas 2 lb. ~25c.
Mrs. W. Lb. Daniel Pt. 1. Dawson.
Black Diamond cucumber: seed
$1.00 Ib.: Ruby Kind seed $2.50
a. \b:; Spinach 5 bs. $2.05: Balti-
more: Marglobe tomato, Stone
Matchless $1.00 a lb.. 6 lbs. $6.50
W. R. Stephens. Gainesville.
About 300 lbs. Lee Gray water-|
melon seed at 10c Ib.:

Royal, Unadilla. :
~ Have 3 or 4'bu. of 1936 37 seed.

It matures earlier than O-Too-|

Tan and makes more seed. Ern-
est Garraux, Rt. Box 109, ~Aus-
tell. :
About 25 Ibs. oles seed, pure,
cleaned, sound 15 a lb.; or exch.
fo~ bunch butter beans or brown
crowder peas or some. of both.
Write at once. R. Vo Stubbs,
Mauk. . : oe
Fe white cornfield seed @
ale iad ten ae os Geo Sy
$a 1X) arge
white and np ane ae
stage. No checks or stamps.
ee Pion Mullins, Rt: 2. Box
103. Jasper. oa
100 Ibs. imp. Cuban
Queen melon seed. $1.00 Ib.; 75
Vos: pure Dixie Bell, 50c Ib.; also
100 bu. old shioned. late runner
Clay peas. $2.00 bu. all fob. W.
O. Birdsong. Gordon. Rt. 1.
POTATOES FOR SALE
60 or 75 bu. Pink Skin Porto
Rica seed Potatoes, 5c bu. at
farm or 80c bu. FOB. J. Milton
Hendricks, Statesboro, Rt. 5. Box
6,

genuine

2 Thousaitd Bushels gourd seed,

. 25 seed for 10c prepaid, Mrs. Ben

M. Bryant, Rt. 2, Pitts.

Nice white multipling onion sets
40c. gal: nice dried apples 10c
a lb; rhubarb for pies 10c, bunch
oz: 3 for 25c to set out, Add post-
age. Accept stamps. Mrs. G. B.



Rc ares he 4,

piiahevite

. {this.,

15e a tb.
in less than 5 1b. lots. Mrs. . L.



epeskle bunch utteoteen aa
\15e Ib. Add postage. Mrs. J. H.
Dailey. Millen, Rt. 4,

- No. 1 Watson and White Dixie
watermelon seed, as Tb. del. J. M.
Clark, Alamo, Rt.

Early Market ae ripens 60
days from planting; also Mam-
mouth Prize, (grows to weight

5 pkgs. $1.00 postpaid. W.
Thornton. Jesup. .

Very prolific okra seed, en

M.

10c per 2 thls; speakle crowder
peas. 25c per 2 lbs. Mrs, W. L.
Daniel, Dawson, Rt. 1.

Hand picked Stone Mountain
and Dixie Bell watermelon seed,
50c Ib. del: Prompt cciigal aed B.
R. Andrews. Haddcck

12 or 15 Ibs, Long Green okry
seed. Exchange for cabbage and
onion sets, 15 lb. Cash with or-
nd es T.. McCoy, Swainsboro.

8 lbs. Stone Mountain water-
melon seed, selected and true to
Ris. 25 Ib. N. A. Pierce, Macon

Vigorine tomato, 200 seed with
instructions for srowing, 25c Will
C. Smith, Roy, A

Pure Hales Best cantaloupe

|seed, Ist yr.. 40 Ib. postage ex-

tra; 50c postpaid. Glen G. Doda.
Vienna, Rt, 1. ;
Large Mammoth

seed, 6 gals. 25c qt.;
$3. 50. lot. del.

sunflower
75c gal:

Hales. Best. Cantaloupe seed,
a ib. J. L, Merritt, Ft: Valley,

Genuine Stone Mountain water
melon seed. saved Me hand, 100
Ib. shipments, 15 Ib. J eee Payne
Butler.

Several hundred lbs. Crotolaria
Spectabilis seed, 12c lb.; several
bus. pure. recleaned O-Too-Tan
beans, $3.75 bu. Exchange for
oe peas. 2. M. Ware, Marshall-
ville

Excel Waberwolan seed, guar.
pure. $1.00 lb.; Tooles imp. wilt-
resistant cotton seed, $1.00 bu.;
Rocky Ford cantaloupe - 40c Ib:
also want little boned guinea pigs
male and female. H. C. Burnsed,
Eliabelle. : 2

Chufas, $2.75 bu.. field run:
$3.50 bu.; graded fob. Cash or M,
OF We M. Herrington, Baxley.

11 Ibs. pure Lifsey watermelon
seed, 75 Ib. Mrs. J. F. Bennett,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

4 Ibs. pure Cox watermelon
seed, 25c Ib: postpaid; cantaloupe
seed. 15c cupful;. nice boxwocd.
$1.00 ea. del. Allen Speight. Bu-
chanan, Rt. 2

40c Ib. fob, W. N. Spiers, Dublin

[Rte 1,

Korean Lespedeza seed, 7 1-2c
Ib. Ib. Kobe 8 1-2c tb.;O-Too-Tan
beans $3.75 bu. R. A. Wilbanks,
Lavonia. ~

seed, 40c lb.; 5 Ibs. or more. 35c
postpaid, Cc. M.. Foster, Locust
Grove. Rt. 2. :

Rocky Ford. Cunt loie seek. 2
15c; large dbl.. mixed zin-
nia. seed, 5c thls. Exchange fcr

butter bean or white powder pep-
per seed. Mrs. M. M. Robertson.
316 Hayden St.. N. W., Atlanta.

1 bed Old Fashioned Red and

stalks Exchange for value. Make
offer. W. C. Riner, Glenwood,
Box 83.

About 1 M aos BP O. 7: seed

cane. Write for prices. A. J.
Adams, Ashburn, 300 Pearl St.

tomato, over 4 lbs. ea.; White
Beauty. no acid, 150 seed, 25c
del. J. H. Champion, Roy: |
Watermelon, 100 Ibs. Dixie
Belle, hand selected. -30c (1b, in
lots 10 Ibs. or more. A, iy Brady,
Rupert.

- Tomato.. seed; Maxkigbe: $1.15

timore 75c Ib. . del. Klondyke
strawberries, $1. 50 M del. Ww. oO.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Okra, long pod everbearing,
20c lb. in 10 lb. lots, postpaid, or
will exc. 1 lb. of okra for 2 lbs.
bunch lima beans or white crow-
der peas, free from weevils and
sound. ea. pay postage. Luther
eee Byromville, Re 1. Box

5 eS

Bean seed, good, tender,
streaked, half-runner, 30c large
cupful del. stamps excepted; al-
so pure Thompson Ringlet
Barred Rock hatching eggs 85c
per 15. del. Mrs. N. R. Wilson,
Canon, Rt. 2.

Gourd seed, Martin, 2 doz. 15c,
guaranteed sound. Add postage.
Miss Cleo Turner, Blairsville,
Rt. 4.

hand saved and shade cured mel-
on seed 20c a lb. in 5 Ib. lots or
more fob. Bunch Okra and head-
ing collard seed 20c Ib. Mrs. Leah
Hurst, Rt. 2, Meigs.
Watermelon, seed, White Stone
Mtn.. (I. originated , and improved
them; best -shipping melon) 50c
ib. plus postage. J. M, Living-.



SERS, Dexter, Eat 82.

100 to 150 Ibs.) trial pkg,. 25e; |.

bearing when 4 to 6 inches. high. :

Mrs. C. T. Hunt.
-|Flowery Branch, Rt. 1...

Kansas Early watermelon seed.

Pride of Georgia eee

dbl. petunia seed, speckled bunch | -

Green Sugar Cane, 1,200 or 1.500.

Tomato seed, Colossal, largest |

lb. New Stone and Greater Bal-.

No! 1 Dixie Bell or Stone Mt.





Watermelon seed, 120 Ibs. pure
Watson seed. $18 for Jot, or 25
Ib. in 10 Ib. lots, Marvin Gladin.
Milledgeville. Rt. 2.

Watermelon seed 25 lbs. Lipsey.
var, no culls, 40c lb. 400 lbs.
Rhynes Cook cottonseed. first yr.
$3 per 100 lbs. fob Tifton. Dixie
Montgomery, Tifton, Rt. 2.

Beer seed. California multiply-
ing. 10c per start. plus 3c post-
age. Mrs. Loyd Smith. Mt. Airy,
Ri. 1.

Watermelon eed Cuban Queen
$1 lb. Cokers No. 4 cottonseed
$1 bu; Cokers Fulgrain seed oats
$1 bu; P. O. J. seed cane $6 per
thou: CP807 see cane. $7 thou:
5-10,000 lots $5.00 M. C. R. Mor-
gan, Americus.

Pumpkin, large sweet, 5c per
teblespoonful: 10c 3 tsp. or 1l5
for 4 t. sp. Add postage. Mrs. T.
Purcell, Homer, Rt. 1.

Beans, half-runner garden,
white bean, with tender green hull,
hand shelled 25 teacupful. also
bunch lima butterbeans. white

-and pink mixed. 20c teacupful.

All postpaid in Ga. Mrs. W. H.
Evans. Flowery- Branch. Rt. 1.
Collard seed. 30c lb.: postpaid|
or $15 per lbs.; also smoked
hams 25. shoulders and sides
18 lb not. prepaid. 10-to 30 Ibs.
ea; Mrs. Gertrude Collins. Whig-
ham,
Watermelo~. several pts. home
raised, hand picked. - Hastings
Stone Mountain. Good sound, 15
half pt. 25 pt. 40c qt. Postpaid.

Lee Overby, Oakwood. Rt. 1.

Cantaloupe. Hales est! 75 Tb.
4 Vbs. 50c lb. Cushaw, 12 large
seed 25c; want Patasaw sweet
ee de P: Crumley, Pitts. Rt.

oe deat California iit
plying, 0c perstart. add 3c post-
age. ors. Saie.Floyd os
Rt. 2,

White, tender cornfield bean
seed, 25c cupful; also Lady Thom-

| pson. strawberry plants. 25c per
C: Yellow roo 20c lb. Horse rad-}

ish 5c bunch: garlic 2 doz. 15c.
Mrs. Henry Eller. Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Watermelon seed. pure Stone
Mountain. first yr. 40c lb. also
purebred Cornish game eggs for
sale. $1 for 15. No checks. Mrs.
A. G. Clarke. Abbeville. Rio.

Long green pod okra 15 large
cupful. curly mustard. 25 cuy-
ful, scallion buttons ~ [Be = gt.:
Mastodon everbearing strawber-
ry plants 25 C, $2.00 M. Add post-
age. Miss Bula - Conner, Rt. he
Fuechanan. :

Cuban Queen watermelon seed

75 per Ib. del anywhere in Ga.
All 1937 crop from good melons.
Geo. W. Register, Rt. 2. Cordele

Okra seed. 30c Yb. del. or ex-

| change for anything I can-use.

1937 grown. G. T. Powell. Rt. 4:
Donaldsonville,

Selected Tom Watson ie
melon seed 50c per lb. postpaid.
Mrs. I. G. Williams. Cordele.

1,50C stalks red sugar cane.
$1.00 per 10 or exchange for
corn. B. W. Green, 1011 North
St... Ashburn.
Chufas seed for sale. limited
amount $4.00 a bu. fob. FE. M.
Fowler, Hagan.

Nice white multiplying onions.
excellent keepers, 40c gal.; Nice
dried- apples 10c a. lb. Add post-
age. Will accept stamps. Mrs. G.
B. Walker. Rt. 4. Blairsville.

Thirty to Forty thousand stalk
J. O. P. sugar cane 50c per 100.
A. T. Simerly, Sylvester. =

About 1,u00 stalks P. O. J. seed
eane for sale at bed. Average
length 4 ft. or better. Time to
plant now. * rite for price. David
C. Adams, 300 Pearl St.. Ashburn.

Sena seed in pod 12c a pint;
dill seed. large pkt. 10c: senna
leaves 15c pt. vine okra seed 10c
dozen. Add postage. Fae John=|'
son, Alto. ;

Cantaloupe muskmelon geet 5
per 2 large tablespoonfuls plus|
stamped envelope: abso gourd
seed (the bushel kind from gourd
that holds 7 gal). 10c per 2 doz.
seed plus stamped envelope. Mrs.
Alta Wood. Rt. 2, Martin.

Stone Mt. watermelon seed, se-
lected from choice melons 35c

Yb. postpaid; Cushaw, 20 seeds 10c

pins postage. Floyd Sargent. Rt.
Cordele. :

F Weienneck seed, Cuban
Queen, 75c lb. Dixie Belle 50c
per Ib. Pure, hand cleaned, James.
L: Bloodworth, McIntyre, Rt. 1,
Box 74.

Vigorine tomato seed, 25c 100:
heading collard, 30c Ib. mustard,
20c cupful; large, yellow pump-
kin, 20c cupful. L. A. Crow, Gain-
esyille, Rt, 2.

SEED WANTED

Want 1 bu. large red, - not
small, Spanish bunch. peanuts, 1
lb. ea, pure white velvet okra, Ga.
collard and tomato seed. Exc. Cu-





ban Queen watermelon and
Rockyford cantaloupe seed: Mrs. 13

Busse] Moore, 1 ROG Rt.

| 65c. Moss packed,

will row risk: patties
halves if party furnish seed and.
600 lbs. nitrate of soda. Wel] e
0 M. - Martin, Carrollton, R

Want 1 bu. good seed Ar tichot
es. State price your home. sack
ed and ready to go. Ed Ne
Tifton,

Want gourd seed. Martin
novelty. large quantity at reason
able prices, S. H. Hooks. S
cus. Box 112.

Exc, 2 bu. pure Todds Sta
cotton seed for 200 Ibs. sound,
recleaned Kobe or Korean Les-
pedeza seed. R. M. Bowers. Ci
cn, Gen. Del

POTATOES i
Want some old fashioned White
Turpentine potatoes. Qucte price
A. L. Yates: Sanesar Be at
Box 42. :



"PLANTS WANTED D



Want a few thousand po
plants. Exc. Cleve-wilt seotied.
seed and Hastings Prolific.
for same: J. H. Beasley Lavor
Want some Gensing pl
Quote quantity and. prices.
Kinsey. Dalton. Rt. 4. Bex 20

Exe. 6 bu. pure, clean DPT yi
YW cotton: seed for 4 M. P.
potato and 500 Marglobe tem
plants May 1st. Each pay -
charges on ~ receint.. Del.
when wanted. J. M. Houswort
Lithonia.

Want imp. P. R. plants, 12
15 M., within 50. miles at $
M. Have some good planting
ton seed for sale Arthur Ki
land. Cobbtown.

. Want 2 or 3 M. genuine Bunch
P. R. Potato plants. about Ma:
5th. State price del. A. J. W
oughby. Waco, Rt. 1.

Want 100 M. tomato ne
50 M. ea. of Marglobe and Great-
er Baltimore, Must be good live
plants. April 15- 20th. State best.
price. U. M. Mallicoat. Chick

i?



"PLANTS FOR, SALE

pee es plants, Klondi soe
20 C; 85c. .500, $1.50 M; goose
plum | sprouts 30 ea. 4. for
old-fashioned blue plums
ea. 8 $1. Miss Grace Crowe, Cu
ming. RG de ie

Sweet. potato. plants.
red skin, govt. insp. and treat
$1.50 M del: New Stone toma
plants. $1. 25 M. del. ir
A. Pearce. Surrency, Rt. Do:



dike, 25c C, 500. $1. $1.75 Ae cas
. Prompt shipment. magia tT
S. Cagle, Gainesville. Rt. 1.

Sweet potato plants,

Rican $1 25 M, fob. State
G. J. Holton, Baxley. Rt. 1.

Tomato plants. Marelobe Y
Baltimore, $1.25 M: 5 M. lots.
genuine imp, red Porto Rican po-
tato plants. $1.25 M. 500 lots, |
M. All ready: Cecil Carter, Ce
fee.

Tomato plants, certificd: 5-6-7
in. Marglobe, Greater Baltimore,
New Stone, 50c 200. $1, 500. $1.50
-|M,- $1.40 M. 5000. lot: del. Ves He
Smith. Eldorendo,

Tomato plants. Matelok
Baltimcre, $1 .15 M. ready;
Rican potato. plants, $1.15 M
M lots " Mrs. C, Carter, _Cof
ee.

Tomato plants. Marglobe.

M, fob, $1.25 M, del. ready M

Shab Porto Rican potato
$1.25 M. fob: $1.50 M. del. ready
Apr. 20th. W. E. Nobles, Baxley
Rt 4, Box 144

Strawberry plant, Klondike, 20
C, 500, 85c-5 M. $1.50 M; extra
large. firm meat, strawberry | 30
C: Mrs. Effie Crowe, - mming
Rt. 1

~ Cabbage plants: Charleston
Wakefield and Copenhagen Mar
ket, 65c M. 5 M. white and: yel-
low Bermuda onion plants 60c
M; booking orders for early to-
mato and P. R. potato plants. del.
about Apr, 15. B. J. Morris, Box
ley,

Potato sianie. govt. insp. red
skin Porto Rican, from heav
yielders: $1.25 M, del. Apr. C:
L Smith, Waycross, 1609 Pres~ =
cott St. 2
Sweet potato plants, P. R. $1. 60 a
Early Triumph $1.75. All del, in
5 M. lots or more in Ga. Govte.*
ay ; Joe H. Thomas, Paes

2;
- Red skin P. R. potato plants, =f
lgovt. insp. $1.75 M, del; tomato |
Marglobe, from cert seed, $25
M, del. Moss packed. No checks, ve
Grady B: Sellers, Alma, :

Tomato plants, Marglobe, Sear- o
let Globe, New Stone, $1 M; 500 _
full count;
onion and cabbage plants, 75c, all
del. J. P, Mullis, Baxley. Rt. AS

All del. E. C. Pope, Ocilla. Rit

-Marglobe tomato plants, ready
March._15th, Ie, 500; $1. 00 M.





Cut P.-R. Potato Plants, $1. 50. os
'M; leading var. tomato, $1.25 M. _



5] FARM HELP WANTED





ss ene
ant middleaged colored cou-
or unencumbered colored
. in truck farming and gar-
le to live on place. Free
ie lights, water. Write F, J.
ipp, Avondale Estates,

Want 1 wage hand with fam-
ly. Reasonable wages. See or
rite,, George Kingery, Metter.

ant white man for farm work
00 week, board and laundry.
begin at once and work un-
-erop made, Leroy Dubberly,
Alma. Rt, 2.
Want nice, middleaged white
oman for live in home and do
@ht farm work, no field work,
10.00 mo. References required.
a Jesse J. Lott, Douglas. Box

Want ablebodied young man to

Ow hay on most of farm. Can.

vis, Folkston, Rt. 2, Box 26.

nt farm cae 17 yrs to.mid-
leaged, for reasonable wages, to
make a 1 horse crop, Must
ble to plow, J. H, Grizzle,
ming. Rt, 3.
ant hire colored man and
ife, for farm work. Give ref.
. N, Massey, Nicholson,
nt colored man and wife,
no children) to live on farm,
ood house and: fire wood fur-
ished. Must be exp., in farm-
ag. C. R. Wright, Atlanta. Rt.
Mtn, Manor Club,
fant 2 or 3 hands to work on
rm, House furnished through-
ut the year with monthly sal-
7, A, P, Douglas, Alpharetta.

nt farm hand, white or
d, sober, reliable, any age
ve 18 yrs., if able and know
to farm, at once, Give board
dry and right wages, Harley
Beasley, Stillson,

ant good, able-bodied farm
d, $15.00 mo. and board, Pre-
man raised on farm, 22-45
d. Can use Half Cropper.
and all. broke, breaking free to
od man, 2 room house, 16 mi,
way.

T, Lamberth, Warwick.

Want contact good man, thoro-
ehly exp., fully equipped dairy
_E: Atlanta, with or without
-Jand, Apply at once,
: Word, Atlanta, 634 Flat
Ave., Ja 2676.

rant at once middleaged col-
: pepe. no children, for farm
d light farm work, Week-

es. Bob Hasty, Smyrna.

; honest, sober, industri-

mer white or colored, with

to live on place and work

Be es, also day work at tim-
for others. Pay splendid wag-
for right man and furnish
nes, ae ect., sufficient

xther light work. Small pay
ood home, Fred Atkinson,

ant a 2h. share cropper,
te or colored, also wage hands
ady, sober, honest. D. 8.
hancey, Barnesville. Rt, 1,
ant healthy, white woman at
} at, clean, respectable, 30
0 yrs, old, who can milk, a
worker, a io farm

Want poy. 13-1 -16 oe of age to
as one of family and help
chores, Board, clothes, and

id to school as much as 5 mos

year and give some wages, H.
cCh e Walker, eo Rt

ant middleaged white woman

ulary. Ref. exch. Tom Faul-
Sr, Elberton

unencumbered

. 115 Ormewood Ave., S. E.
1an and wife to help
rm and light farm work,
d trade with widow with a
. yrs. or older. L. Gideon,
cDor ough, Rt, 1.
fant honest, sober, single man
help. make and gather crop.
bale cotton, board and laun-
Baker, Calhoun. Rt. 2.

Want white or colored woman,
ver 30 yrs, of age for light

f -work, no field work, for
home and reasonable salary.
ist have good, clean habits.
first. Mrs, Ruth Knox,

yp on the 50-50 basis, at once.
sse Holltfield, ei, ee -



Pay Pp. ane wages
Ox garden n, C

Want man and wife to work |

in Cherokee county, O. D. Ponter,
White, Rt. 1,

Want smart, healthy girl or
young woman to live with old
couple as one of family. Milk,
help with garden, other light farm
work. Small salary, some clothes,
good home. D. T. Heery, Ellijay.

Want man (prefer with wife)
to work on-farm. Must be able to
milk cows. $15.00. month and
board. J. M. Head, Atlanta. 508
East Ontario.

Want man for small farm, 4
room house, wood; water; on pav-
ed highway. Standing rent or 3rds
Bae 4ths. Mrs. E. Wright, Yates-
ville.

Want refined, settled woman
(prefer able drive car) for light
farm work, no filed work, for

home and small salary. Mrs. J..

F, Slaton, Cumming. Rte

Want able-bodied man to make
and gather crop for board, laun-
dry, 500 lb. bale cotton. Apply.
R. L. Strickland, Atlanta. 1406
May Ave:. S. E.

Want good, honest,.sober, hard
working boy, 16-17 yrs. of age,
white or colored, one can do good
plowing, to help make crop. Board
and wages. At once. Tom Hulsey,
Rome. Rt. 3.

Want couple to live in home
and help with farm and light
farm work. Fair price paid. Must
be sober, honest and smart. John
Powell, Register.

Want boy who understands
farming to help make and gather
erop, for beard, laundry, small
salary or cotton patch. E. lh.
Smith, Cedartown. Rt. 2.

Want middleaged clean, nice,;

honest, white country woman for
light farm. work. $5.00 monthly
and home with elderly couple,
board and laundry. A. S. Quinn,
Augusta. 934 Murphy.

Aged cripple wants. good farm
hand, sober, honest, reliable, hard
worker, for gen. work, live as one
of family and reasonable salary,

1 mi, town. E. T. Goodrum, Athens

bic,

Want good man for 1 horse crop
on halves. Good land and hear
school and churches. L. O. Gar-
ner, Lilburn.

Want good, reliable man, who
is able milk and do gen. farm
work, $12.00 mo. board and laun-
dry or part crop. See at once.
G. E. Wheeler, LaFayette.
Want christian white woman
for light farm work (no field
work) for home and small salary.
Or, man and wife who can fi-
nance self. W. FP. Johnson, Black-
shear. Rt. 2, (Homestead).

Want at once boy or man,

without bad habits, able to work
on farm, $12.00 mo., and board, |
yiM. T. Burch, Wray.

Want good, hustling, reliable,

white boy or man, who can plow
to help make small 2 horse crop. |
Give orphan good home
some

the m
i.

and
nding money, or pay by
th, board and laundry.
Cc, Poole, Waleska,

Want settled, white girl or

woman to live as one of family
and do light farm work, no field
work. Small salary. Mrs,
Mathis, Boston, c-o Gen. Del.

U. iL.

Want white woman, 25-35 yrs.

of age, clean and neat, for light
|farm work, no field work, small |
salary, Frank \ Kacisk, Macon,

769 Broadway.
Want large family to work on

farm by the day, also man who
can do ditching. C, W. Hollings-
worth, McDonough.

Will furnish house and
acres for part time farm work,

to WPA man or someone able to
finance self. W. H. Bradshaw,

Ellenwood, Rt, 1 (2% mile Cedar
Grove.)

Want family with at least 1
plow hand and would like some
hoe help, for wages or part of
crop and balance by the day, at
once, John L. Ross, Bees, Rt.
i, Box 31,

Want white woman, unencum-
bered, 40-50 yrs. of age, able to
work, milk cow, and other light
farm work. Small _ salary and
home. Mrs. O. B, Luke, Nash-
ville, Rt, 4, Box 8.

Want young white girl to help
with light farm work, no field
work, Not over 18 yrs old, Board
clothes, laundry and small amt.
spending money. Frank Benton,
Augusta, Rt. 1., Box 328,

Deaf parents want middleaged|

reliable woman for light farm
work for good home and reason-

able salary Cicero Freeman Sum-.

merville,

Want a good white woman with
good character not over 45 yrs,

old, to milk cows and other light.

farm work, no field work. W. W.
Hines, East Point, 1006 E. Point
Ave. Ca 2515.

Want small family to help
make and gather 3 horse crop,

corn, tobacco and cotton, Furn-

ish house, wood and ay work:
available the year around. oO.
Woodruf, Stillmore, Rt. ne

few |



ag

Tuesday, M





man, exp. in farming to work 6
mos. on farm for 1-2 acre tobacco
board and laundry, Must have
good habits, no goertncte EB, M.
Purvis, Alma, Rt. 2, Box 4,

Want young Ee girl, smart
and efficient for light farm work
no field: work, for good home.
Mrs. J, Podhouser, Atlanta. 442
Forest Ave., N, E,

Want family in Lownes or ad-
joining counties, with 3 or 4 chil-
dren large enough to work in the
oe Write Ivan Tracy, Lake

ar

Want woman, unencumbered,

who needs and would appreciate
a good Christian home, to help
with light farm work, no field
work, for home, board, laundry
and small salary, Young girl or
middleaged woman. Mys. Mon-
teen Jones, Cumming, Rt. 5,

Want at once, good girl or wo-
man for light farm work, no
field work, live in home as one
of family, Must be nice, healthly
and smart. Apply at once. Mrs.
= a Taylor, Valdosta. Rt. 2,

Ox :

Want clean, cultured, middle-
agde woman for light farm. work,
milking, etc,, but for reasonable
salary, board and room, Mrs. W.
B. Sutton, Adairsville,

Want man or boy to live in
home with old couple and work
on farm. Write expected wages,
including home. = G. Balenger,
Waco Rt 2.

Want 1, 2 horse share croppers
2 or 3 wage hands. Can only: use
only sober, honest, reliable peo-
ple, who are practical farmers.

|Apply immediately. J. A. Cason,

Barnesville,

Want partner in dairying. Have
10 stall Grade A barn, plenty of
pasture, land, etc. You furnish

half of cows, truck and do milk- |;

ing and delivering. and go 50-50
Apply, or write H, F, Seay, Ellen-
wood, Rt. 2.

Want middleaged colored cou-
ple, no clildren. Man to farm,
woman to help in home. Weekly

wages, Write at once. Bob Hasty,

Smyrna.

Want white woman for light
farm: work, for home and small
salary, C: F. Allen, Austell,

Want single man, settled, sober
reliable, at once for farm work,
$12.00 month and board. ae H.
Deane, West Green,

Want good, strong, healthy
woman for light farm work, no
field work. Live in home with
man and wife. J. M. Fordham,
Statesboro, 233 Institute St,

Want man for 15 acres land,
no house, standing rent or 3rds
and 4ths. Also a good plow mule

for sale. Come at once. R. L.|,

Bingham, Hiram. Rt. 2.

Want single, white man, exp.
in gen. farm work, ao 00 mo.
board and laundry. W. A. oe
dan, Lyons. RFD.

Want reliable, single man to |

help on farm, at once. $8.00 mo.
board and laundry. J. D. Scog-
gins, Summerville. Rt. 4.

Want woman for light farm
work, no field work. 3 in family
$1.50 week. Mrs. J. J. Golden,
Bremen. Rt. 2. ~

Want middleaged woman for
light farm work for small salary

land board. J. F. Barfield, ae

gerald. Rt. 3.

Want clean, white woman, 30-
35 yrs. of age, no children, to do
light farm work, no field work,
for board and small salary. Frank
Keasik, Macon. 769 Broadway.

Want middleaged, white woman
for light farm work, small salary |;
and home. Mrs. W. P. Thatcher,
Chickamauga, Rt. 2.

Want strong, white country girl
or woman, 4mencumbered, to do

light farm work, no field work.

Room, board and $2.50 week. Mrs..
Sue S. White, Athens. Care Geor-
gianne Beauty. Shop. :

Want boy, 12 or 14 yrs. of age

to live as one of family and help

with light farm chores, for aged
see P. A. Sangster, Waycross.

Want middleaged, single man
to work with poultry. oe mo.
board and eT: W.H = Clones,
Blackshear. ;

Want single, colored man, 25
to 40 yrs. to work on farm, 12

mos. work. Reasonable salary and |

board. State salary expected. R.
L. Griffith, Buchanan,

Want man for good 1 horse
crop. 3 room house, pasture,-good
well of water. Prefer standing
rent. 15 mi. No. Atlanta. J. W.
Maloney, Doraville.

Want white, honest, sober man
for gen. farming for wages. Must

know how to use cultivator and

really farm. Settled man with
ref. A. E. Pilcher, Aragon. Rt. 1,
Box 187.

Want ice and willing work-
er to help make crop. $8.00 mo.
for March and $10.00 for April,
| $12.00 for May, June and July,
and board and~ laundry.
Frazier, Cumming. Rt. 5.

Christian home wants boy, or |



John
a Ryals,. Sue,

x

Want man that. can do ditch-
ing, also a large family to work
by the day: C. W. Hollingsworth,
McDonough. RFD 1.

Want exp. farmer, single, hon-
st, sober and willing worker to
tend 1 horse farm for $12.00 mo.
and board, live in home. Mrs. J.
D. Mullis, Finleyson, RFD.

Want small family to tend 1
horse crop, on halves of corn. I
furnish stock. I, Si Hollifield,
Ellijay. Rt. 1.

Want party without home, girl)

or woman, -to live in home and
help with light farm work for
board, laundry and small salary.
At once. Mrs. Davis Jones, Cum-
ming. Rt. 5.

Want boy or man to milk cows,
tend to hogs, mules and chickens
and other. work around the place.

: John Powell, Register.

Want wage hand for gen. farm-
ing, $10.00 mo. and board. E. C.
Tyler, Monticello. RFD 3.

Want party for 150 a. in White
County, on highway, 7 mi. West
Cleveland on share basis. About
2500 apple trees; 60. acres in
cultivation, Known as .:. H. Head
farm. Good land. Write. C.. W.
McClure, Dawsonville.

Want woman for light farm
work, no field work, at once. $1.50
week. Mrs. D. V. Golden, Bre-
men. RFD 2.

Want good farm hand by month.

Salary, board and laundry. C.
R. Windom, Waco. Ht. 1.

Want good, reliable single man
or boy to work on farm fcr small
wages, board and laundry, live
as one of family. Matthew Pea-
cock, Hazelhurst. Rt. 3.

Want wage hand, single, pre-
fer white, sober, willing worker.
$12.00 mo. and board. M. H. Hart,
Moultrie. Rt. 5.

Want farm hand, sober, no bad
habits, single. John A. Coleman,
Doerun. Rt. 2

Want good man for 200 acres
eood land and house, near Gaines-

2+ ville. Standing rent. Mrs, V. D.

Harris, Lula.

Want nice, capable. unencum-
bered willing to work woman for

light farm work, no field work,

but must be able milk. Board
and small salary. Noah Dos, law-
renceville.

Want at once good farm hand,
willing worker, $15.00 mo. and
jpoard for hustler. Write first.
Owen Prescott, Folkston, Rt. 2.
Box 87.

Want middleaged, single, reli-
able farm hand. fee . S. Ben-
nett, Loganville, Rt.

POSITION Syuivcn

Middleaged man, raised on the
farm, wants. job for wages or
share crop, Honest, hard working
white. J. H. Hayes, Sparta. RFD
me

23 yr. old, white, hard working,
honest, sober, young man wants
job on farm or trucking, Thomas
Morgan, Alma. Rt. 3, c-o W. H.

Abbott,

20 yr. old young woman, or-
phan, wants to do light farm
work for good home and small
salary with reliable widow. Tran.

to be furnished. Mrs. S, T, Tay-

lor, Valdosta, Rt. 2, Box 4.
Want light work on farm
Widow with 2 girls, 11 and 14

yrs. age. Home and reasonable

salary, Mrs. Ola Worley, De-

morest.

Miller, 30 yrs, exp., wants job
Alone, can go anywhere. Board
and reasonable salary. Ref. ex.
[. M. ONeal> Ashburn, c-o At-
ras Service Station,

Man and wife want 1 horse

erop on halves. Both work, Man |

extra work until spring then
crop. At Once, J, C. Sharpton,
Dacula. .

22. yr. old young woman wants
job doing light farm work, no

field work. Small family prefer-

red, Room, board and small sal-
. a Ruby Vick, Cairo, Rt.

: Want job on farm by settled
man, without bad habits, good
health and good ref., doing car-
penter and blacksmith and gen,
farm work, Also exp, in Tobacco.
State salary, including board and
laundry. J. R. Nichols, Fitzger-
ald, Rt. 4. Ms

Man and wife want to live in
home on farm with some good |<
family and work for small sal-
ary, 27 and 22 yrs. old respec-
tively. No bad habits L, W, High-
field, Blairsville, Rt. 2, c-o W.
R. Bridges.

Want to do light farm work
for home for self and 6 yr. old
girl, with reliable people and
small salary, No field work. Miss
Monteen Whelless, ee
RFD 1 Box 327.

Middleaged man, life time exp.
gen. farming tobacco and stock
raising wants large farm, or tak-

care Of an estate, or consider 1}
or 2 horse crop on shares. Best of

FARM HELP WANTED|FARM HELP WANTED |

Warren Ave.,

salary, Educated. R.

POSITION WANTED

Want 2 h. crop on 50-50 bas
Have to be furnished and moved,
Large family. A. E. Phillips, Ma
con, 410 Winship St:

Want work on farm for 1
and 2 hoe hands. 4 in fa
Wages or share crop, Have to be
moved, Mean business only, Ww.
EB. Wood, Lavonia Rt. 1. <

Want Mill to run. 22 yrs. exp
both wheat and corn. Do not
drink. Good ref, Lease or work |
for wages, N, 3 Fowler, Law %
renceville.

Want job doing light farm or
dairy work, and can drive truck,
Wife, 2 small children. Exp. and
both work. Perry Martin, Atlan.
ta. 4 Elbridge Dr., S. W.

Man 37, wife 29 yrs, of age,
desire home with elderly cou
ple to farm for salary. C. P
Phillips, Lavonia, Rt. 1, c-o W.
E. Wood.

Want farm work for self and 3
children, Can do any kind gar-
den work or field work, milk
cows, tend chickens, etc., 25 yrs,
exp, on farm, Willie Greenway,
Maysville. R, F, D. :

28 yr. old married man (2 in
family) wants job on farm. Can
drive truk. Reasonable wages.
Marcus Smith, Atlanta, ae Pry-

lor St, S. W.

family,

Give particulars as to do duties
when answering, Miss Catherine
Wood, Atlanta. c-o Gen. Del

Want good man for 1500 a es
and good home. Splendid pec:
crop year to year, also good Bo
tom land near Sccttdale fc
standing rent. B, O. Fossell,
Brunswick,

17 yr. old white hg (no. bad
habits except smoking) wants
place on farm. Can drive dase
Wilmer Garmon, At-o.

48-yr. old woman ' wants joke
doing light farm work for home
in small family and $2.50 to $3
salary. Mrs. T, E. Roberts, Tho-
maston, 116 Ave E,

Want job as caretaker, fore
man, etc,, of good place for home
for self and wife and reason=
able salary. Exp. and Ref.
M. Campbell, Decatur. 212 ath

Ave,

Middleaged, wicndee

j|white woman wants light farm

work; live in home board lodg-
ing and small salary. Ready to

N.. W.

Widow wants job gcod Christ.
ian people, doing light farm w
$10.00 month and board. Mr.
Lillian Lackey, Powder Spri
Rt, 1. c-o Mrs, O. C_, Queen.

Want job as farm overseer. 25
yrs. exp. References. os
E. Burges
Pavo, Rt, 1.

Nice girl wants job doing ligh

farm work, $3.00 week and boar

Azalee Mason, Thomaston. iL

Ave. F.

Want job on farm, carpente
and - gardner, caretaker, care |
stock, at once, Have to be mone
B, F. Davis, Atlanta, 978 Stew
art Ave., S. Ww. Phone, RA 0248

soy beans, potatoes and patches
and when not in crop day work
Fletcher Rcogers, Culberson,
C., Rt. 1, Box 80, (Resident

Ga. )

Want position as caretaker and

other work on farm. Must be

good offer, nice place to liv
etc. Industrious family. S. G.
Rogers, Claxton. . ee
19 yr. old boy wants job
farm, Some exp., in dairy also
Can drive truck and car, $18.0
to $20.00 mo. board and laundry,
H. F. Dorsey, Commerce, Rt. 1

Young married man and wif

want job on general dairy or

truck farm, Can drive truck,
tractor, etc, and some exp.
carpenter work, $25.00 month, o1
$1.00 day. House, pasture, w
garden and potato patch,
Dorsey, Commerce. Rt. 1.

Want position as blacksmith
Well recommended, Consider sal-
ary and commission basis. Gt
any where. W. F. Gri in,

Searcy Ave.

Middleaged man, exp. in farm-
ing and poultry raising, want
job as caretaker, or light
work. Not afraid of work. Prefe
near Atlanta. Begin at once
Good ref. V. M, Woodall, Atlant:

1311 Coutland St. N. E.

Want job looking after s'
farm or working on Truck fare
Prefer near Atlanta or Mae
E. M, Jarvis, Glenwood,

Wik
(alone) wants jop as caretak
foreman or overseer of farm, W
exp., and raised on farm.-Sal
laundry and board, Referen
M. F. Jackson, Atlanta, 578
Ave., N. E,, Wa 7316.

Colored boy, 22 yrs, old



wife only, handy man willi
work, wants job driving
tractor ete. on farm, fo:

ref. Write. full ee J. A, eae place to live. Ref. W,

Sati iinet Ft. Maley





ood Christian people, do-
ht farm work for home
reasonable salary Mrs, E. &,

gle, Atlanta. 493 McAfee St,

lice, country raised, middle-
ged white widow wants job do-
ht farm work with Chris-
people. Home and salary.
2 to be sent for. Stamp for
eae Annie Blankenship,
be
y, 20, who can drive truck,
mts job on farm or dairy,
00 mo. board and laundry. Roy
Folkston. Box 171,
honest, middleaged women
t good places with good re-
e people, to plow for them in
change for hoeing, or light farm
rk. No work nor business trans-

ed on Saturday. Exp. in farm.

and can finance self. Miss
odd, Gainesville, 718 Armour

yr. old widow, alone, wants

ce with reliable family, doing
ht farm work for home and re-
sonable salary. Mrs. T. L. Wright

Neat, honest, country raised
man wants job doing light farm

, no field work, for home
1 salary. So. Ga, preferred.
. J. R. Benson, Poulan.

Good mechanic wants job, driv-
ng truck or tractor for good farm-
Can do most any kind of work.

. Old, wife and daughter.
es Valdosta. Care

Man and wife (no children)
it jobs on farm for wages
xp. in truck, paultry, live stock,
Both willing workers, Ref-
ne - L. Smith, Macon. Care
. Del, i
1 yr old white boy, single,
S Job on farm at good wages.
st be paid promptly at end
ach month. See or write.
Lawhorne, Ocilla. Rt. 2,
dle aged white woman
ts job light farm work, no
work, for $3.00 week and
Come or send after, at
Vella Gibson, Ashland, Rt.
of Edd Brock. :
yr. old boy wants job on
for reasonable wages or
rop. Life time exp. James
ng, Rocky Face. Rt. 1.
Want job on farm. 1 yr. exp.
Villing to work, dont drink nor
oke. Howard Brown, Dalton,
Care of Eugene Brown.
t 2 horse crop between
nd the Florida line. Plen-

of hoe help and 2 good plow.

. O. Pitts, Commerce, Rt.

nt job on truck or poultry
m, Or caretakers place. Single
Iniddleaged. W. O. Battle,
ia. Rt. 1. La
ou furnish the place and the
ckens. and I will feed and
_them on thirds. Experienc-
or write, Mrs. Presley,
nta. 311 Wood St. S. E.
iddleaged woman wants job
arm doing light farm work,
board and small salary. Pre-
er near Atlanta. Mrs, Vare Burch
it] nta. Care Gen. Del..
oughly reliable man. with

ons, 16 to 25 yrs. of age, want

'3 horse farm in DeKalb

, On Shares, standing rent,
ages. All thoroughly experi-
d and willing workers. Eu-
Cc utchfield, Conyers.

With 2 yr. old girl wants|

with reliable people, do-
light farm work, for home
Small salary. At once. Well
P. Mrs. Vader Morrow, La-
arange. Rt. 2. Care J. W. Mur-

yr. old married man wants
on - are for wages, $15.00
Have to be moved. References.
Newman, Tallapoosa. Rt.
S. J. Newnan.

job on poultry farm, near
Best of ref. G. D. Camp-
lanta. 830 Cascade Ave.

fant job on farm. Exp. in all
ee farm work. Wife and 2

en. O. L. Thawick. Atlanta.
North Ave., N. E.

Want 1 horse farm on halves
in 20 or 25 miles Atlanta.
y furnish stock. J. R. Bowen,

. 600 Gaskill St. S. E.
Want work on farm for wages.
imily. Vernon Lewis, At-

| job on poultry and live
Ock farm. Can drive truck. Con-

perienced and good worker.
gle, without dependents. Hen-
Imondson, Atlanta. 722 Lex-
ngton Ave. S. W. .
nt farm for standinz rent.

a. perferred. Wsuld fence,

. Morrison, Hahira. Rt.

5 \

Want Job looking after stock, 2
cows, hogs, horses, etc, Am a!
good rider. A. T. Lee,

pretty
Gardi, :

Want 1h. farm on 50-50 basis,

within 15 or 20 mi. Atlanta. Good
house, plenty of water; near school
and church. Can furnish self and
move any time..W. E. Hammond,
College Park. 1003 So. Main St.

23 yr. old young man wants job
dairying. Over 11 yrs. exp..No bad
habits, single, go anywhere, ex-
pert milker (can milk 50 to 75
gal. per day without any trouble).
Good ref. Have health Certificate.
J. B. Glenn, Loganville. Rt. 1.
Care J. E. Boss.

Country raised, clean, reliable,
unencumbered woman wants place
with small christian family, do-
ing light farm work, no milking
nor field work, for board and
reasonable salary. Middle Ga. pre-
ferred. Exc. references. Nonnie

Laney, Gay. Rt. 1. Care E. L.|

SHIVERS 2 it

Want farm on shares. Raised
on farm, plenty of exp. 4 in fam-
ily, all grown, plenty of= labor.

Have be furnished till crop made.

Will Farmer, Colored. Atlanta.
523 Roberts St.

Reliable, young couple want
home on farm with elderly couple,
doing farm work. Life time exp.
Board and reasonable salary. C.
J. Gresham, Atlanta. 186 Merritts
Ave. N. W. phone He 1714 J. .

21 yr. old boy raised on farm
wants job on farm. Can also drive
car. References. J. C. Sweatman,
Cumming. RFD 4.

Want job on farm or dairy for
wages. 1 plow hand and 3 hoe
hands. Can move any time. Have

to be moved. Raised on farm.|.

Jack Brooks, McDonough. Rt. 1.

Widow, 57 yrs. old, wants job
doing light farm work. $5.00 mo.
and board. Send self-addressed,
stamped envelope for reply. Mrs.
Bessie Folsome, Shannon. P. O.
Box 162. --

18 yrs. old white boy wants job
on farm for board and salary.
Truck and tractor driver and can
do mechanical work on farm ma-
chinery. Herman Formby, Aragon.
Rta.

- Young man with wife want 1
horse farm on halves or for wages.
Have to be furnished and moved.

$20.00 mo. and house to live in./

References. D. E. Etheridge,
Moultrie. Rt. 3... :

Exp. Dairyman with family
wants job as milker, or route
man for dairy. Good -dry-hand

-milker. State salary. Homer Ow-

ens, Ashburn. 312 Gordon St.
\Want job on farm for wages,
board and laundry. 25 yrs. old,
white, single, honest and sover.
Can drive car and am dry-hand
milker. High School education-
T. H. Bennett, Grayson. Rt 1.

Want at once 1 horse crop on
50-50 basis. Have good cow and
meat but will need some help.
Go anywhere. H. W. Watson,
Greensboro. pees

Colored family of 6 want place
on farm. All exp. farm hands and
good workers. Have. to be fur-
nished. Elizabeth Lockhart, At-
lanta. 586 McDaniel St.

Poultryman wants job. Evp.
electric Jamesway incubators,
raising chicks, trapnesting, man-
aging, keeping records, market-
ing. Married, steady, sober, honest.
College training. Salary no ob-
ject. Not afraid of work. H. W.

e

| McCoy. Atlanta. Care Gen. Del.

Exp. Poultryman wants partner
or would manage poultry farm
on shares. Best references.. Hard
worker. R. T. Joyner, East Point.
404 Newnan Ave., phone Ra 4623.

34 yr. old clean, nice woman
wants job light farm work, no
field work, for home and reason-
able salary.
Flintstone. :

Want 1 horse crop on halves,
live as one of. family, or board
and room. 40 yrs. of age and life
time exp. W. H. Baird, Winder.
Care J. S. Hill.

Young man wants work on farm
for small salary, board and laun-
dry Need transportation. Eugene
Roberts. Marietta. 214 Hansell St.

Want job with good tobacco
grower. Exp. in tobacco growing.
Reasonable wages board and laun-
dry expected. A. J. Hodges, Sa-
vannah. Care Gen. Del.

Good. hard working man.wants
2 horse crop on halves. Ready to
pe moved any time, have tobe
furnished. Dont drink, nor other
pad habits. Ref. if wanted. D? A:
Flowers, Rockmart. Rios

Middleaged man of good habits

| wants work. Can not do hard work

on farm t-cause of leg injury.
Exp. carpenter and machine man,

land do light work. Andrew Hale.

Homeland. a
Want 2 horse crop on halves.
Farmed all life time. 11 in family,

'Need help to make crop first yr.

Ready be moved any time. Will
take 1 horse crop and work with



owner. Mac Cruse, Trenton.

Mrs. Mary Holcomb,

Want job as Miller and Mill-
Wright, 20 yrs. exp. Married. Per-
fectly sober. Moderate salary.
References. W.
ersville.

Want wage job on farm. Can
do anything on farm. Do not

- Want job on farm for wages.
26 yrs, old. No bad habits, hard
worker. Want home and garden.
State salary. T, W. Lawhorne,
Ocilla. Rt. 2, c-o D, J, Hender-
son, Sr.

40 yr. old woman, single, wants
job with good people, doing light
farm work, no field work. Will-
ing worker, go anywhere. Best

L, Davis, Jasper.

Elderly woman, thoroughly
familiar with gen light farm
work, wants job tending to baby
chicks, other poultry, milking,
etc., for home and $4.00 week.
Mrs. O. Richardson, Atlanta,
581 Rankin St. phone, Ma 33510,

Neat, nice, young woman wants
place with reliable, elderly cou-
ple, doing light farm work, no
field work, for home and small
salary. Can milk, tend to chick-
ens, etc., Come after or send
trans, Louise Sanders, Sanders-
ville, Rt. 2. Box 84,

34 yr. old man, wife and 3
small children, want 1 horse

truck farm or dairy, on halves, |1

or wages, near good school and
church. Prefer some Creek or
river bottoms; with good wood,
water handy, Moved and furn-
ished until crop made. Wife can
also work. George R. Littleton,
Atjanta, 451 Crew St, S. W.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE _

Good, smooth mouth mare
mule for sale. See J. C, McKoy,
Rt. 1. Newnan. Sear

llyr. old black mare mule, wt,
850 lbs. gentle, work anywhere,
in fair shape, Cash, or trade for.
cattle or hogs. E, L. Gurley, Ax-
son.

At stud at H. S. Nixs Place,
4 -yr. old, 1400 Ib. Belgium stal-
lion, also a 5 yr. old 1 M_ Ib.
black Spanish Jack, Service fee,
$1.00 ea. service to be deducted
from $10.00 fee. H. S. Nix, Cleve-
land. Ao :

1 good work and brood mare,
5 yrs. old, wt, 1200 lbs., works
good anywhere, $165.00 at my
barn at Good Hope. Also big
bone Black African guinea boar,





6 mos. old, $17.50; 3 mos. old}:

boar, $11; 3 mos. old gilt, $10.00.
F, P. Parther, Monroe, Rt: 1, |

|. Fine cond. bay mule wt about

1200 lbs., 13 yrs. old med_ built,
for sale, 4 mi. Notheast Flowery.
Branch. T, O. Pittman, Flowery
Branch... : : i

5 yr. old, good cond., horse for
se Mrs. T. A, Loudermilk, Mt.
BEY

old, wt. 1210 and 1250 Ibs, ea.
respectively, good gait to every-
thing, good steppers. Reasonable
Riley Jones, Dalton, Rt. 1,

A pony and a brood sow for
sale or trade for hogs or year-
lings, A. A. Skinner, Madison,
Rt, 4. ee ;
7 yr. old, 1200 lb. good horse
mule, for sale. R, E. Nash, Nor-
@ross, Riko et.. 2

Tennessee Jack, good size and

good breeder for sale. Come see,
dont write, S. E, Vandiver, La-
Vong Oe are se
- Horse, wt, 1M. lbs., 9 yrs. old,
work single or dbl., good saddler

$110.00; 1 mule, wt. 900. Ibs. some |

age but good worker, $50.00, or
cow. Berry J, Whatley, Fayette-
ville.
Mill.

il n
gentle, work anywhere, wt. a-
round 850 lbs. Bargain for $75.00
cash at my barn 11.mi, North of
Atlanta. F. B. Wilkie Jr, Vin-
ings. :

Beautiful, young, 3 gaited, 900
Ib, saddle mare that will work,
$85.00;-2 good work mules, about
1100 Ibs. ea. horse mule, $60.00;
mare mule, $75.00. M. Brooks,
Atlanta. 521 C and S Bank Bldg.
phone Ja 3228

Black mare mule, 11 yrs. old,
work anywhere, $75.00 cash. at my
barn, (7 mi. No. of Atlanta). F.
B. Wilkie, Jr., Vinings. :

5 mules: 13 1-2, 4 coming 2
yrs. also 2. nice, young horses,

brood mares, wt. 1200 lbs. good and
fat. C. G. Morris, Bowdon.

Good mare mule. splendid cond,.
tough and gentle, guar. work any-
where, wt. 900-1 M. lbs. G. P. Hel-
mey, Savanah. RFD 1. Box 525.

2 stallions, 1-7 yr. other 3 yr.
old this spring. Write for prices.
S, S.- Barry, Menlo. Rt. 1.

2 or 3 good mules for sale. Can
be seen at my home. C. Z. Flynt,
Washington. Rt. 2, Box 41.

Black mare mule, about 800 lbs
work anywhere, $45.00. at my
place. W. W. Childers, Lithonia,



: Rt.

1 (3 mi, Hast of Lithonia).

A. Covgill, Bow-

drink. A. T. Davis, Waycross. Rt. 2.

or. ref. $2.50 to $3.00 week, Miss |

Pair of Mules, 7 and 9 years |

exc. for a good fresh in mch..
On Highway 85 at Starrs

yr. old black mare mule,

coming 3 and 4 yrs. good work and

HORSES AND MULES.
FOR SALE

Grey Jack about 600-650 Ib.
wt. easy to handle, Cheap for
cash, Have colts for anyone to
ae John I, Slocumb,. Jr., Doug-
as.

6 yr. old 700 Ib. spotted pony
for sale or trade for a mule. Kirby
Johnson, Fairburn. Box 44.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED

Want 1 or 2 good, fat, plug
mules, 900 to 1 M. lb. Prefer near
Thomaston or Griffin, E. T, Not-
tingham, Thomaston.

CATTLE FOR SALE

Reg. Guernsey 20 mos old bull
from Ponce de Leon Farms, $75.
Write, F, J. Shipp, Avondale
Estates. :
Beautiful, high-bred Guernsey
10 mos, old heifer, cheap for
quality. H, S, Fowler, Hoschton.
_ Reg. Herefords of Domino and
Axtell breeding, 25 calves, 75
cows and heifers, 2 herd bulls.
All reasonably priced. W. B.
Green, Jr., Canton, Cherokee
farms. | fe
Gcod Jersey, fresh in cow, for
Sale. J, M, Fryer, Riverdale Rt.













Guernsey bull calf, $20.00, or.
with reg, papers, $25.50 FOB my
oe ke M. Lankford, Cordele, No
rd st, ; a

Holstein (without horns) steer
broke to work, 2 yrs. old, 800 Ib. wt.
$40.00. G. B, Moss, Gainesville.
RFD 5 (1 mile Lumpkin Camp
Ground.) .

6 yr, old, reg., Hereford bull.
Strong of Robert Hazlett breed-
ing, outstanding blocd lines and
confirmation, $150.00 here; also
youg, reg. Hereford bulls, 13 to

bany.
Reg. 8 yr, old Jersey cow with
6 wks old calf, giving 3% to 4
gal. milk and 114 to 2 Ibs. but-
ter per day, J. F. Taylor, Doug-
lasville. =. (rey
_ Excellent, purebred Hereford
bull, 3 yrs. old, to go in April or
May also bull calves to go when yr.
old in April, May, June. S, L.
Thornton, Deweyrose, Rt, 1. .
Nice, Jersey heifer, freshen in
April, . $30.00; also some striped
butter-beans and streaked Half
Runner bean seed for sale or exc.
Reet L. R. Ashworth, Loganville
5 Jersey cows, soon to freshen
bred to purebred Hereford bull,
$250.00 for lot. O. W.. Caswell,



Americus. Rt. 2:

to reg. Polled-Hereford bull, $50
ea. Can be seen by appointment.
F. M, Biggers, Atlanta, 630 Lee
St. & W. coe ee

CATTLE WANTED

Want 15 or 20 milch cows to
milk on shares, Prefer thorough-
bred. I furnish barn, milk house,
pasture (equipped for Grade A
milk), and go 50-50 on dry feed,
hauling ice, etc., also 50-50 on
increase of herd. C. H, Hand,
Monticello. Rt, 2. =e

Want swap fine Jersey 2% yr,
old Jersey Bull for good milch
cow, 2nd calf, also swap 12 yr.
old. horse mule for good horse
to ride, plow and work. to wa-
gon. Bulleand mule can be seen
at my barn, between Clarkston
and Tucker. H, G. Carithers,
Stone Mountain, RFD. ELE

Exc, Young, purebred Jersey
bull, for young heifers or milch
cows. O, R. McGill, Columbus.
Want Black Angus or Short
Horn calf and thoroughbred Big
Bone Guinea pig. T. A, Bowen,
Blakely, Rt. 4. i

Want 10 to 20 yearlings and 3
shoats at once. J. O. Duncan,
Norcross, Rt. 1, (Near Glover
School) See

Want good milch cow, not over
50 miles from Stcne Mountain.
H. G. Brown, Stone Mountain,
Rt 1, ve

Want 75 head of cattle to pas-
ture at 75c per head. Mrs. H.
B. Melton, Griffin, Rt. D, on
Jackson Road.
Want fresh in heifer, at least 2
gal., per day. Buy or exc, good
Jersey, now. dry, cow; also coun-
try hams for sale, Mrs. Mary L,
Kimbell, McDonough. Rt, 3.

Want 4 or 5 good, fresh cows,
near Atlanta. Prefe young cows
with 2nd or 3rd calf. Make best
oe price. H. F. Seay, Ellenwood.
Rie x

Want 1 rek. White Face Here-
ford bull, 2 or 3 yrs. old. State
price, etc. J. W. Coggings, Macon.
Box 317. os

Want. calves, yearlings, cows,
pigs goats, and chickens to raise
on halves. or shares, Not over 50
mi, Adel. W. T. Snow, Adel. Rt.
1, Care Mrs. T. F. Hicks.

- Want heifer calves and pig to
raise on halves Fine place. Best
ref. Edith Martin, Ben







ilb. Henry T, Lumsden, Tal

18 mos, old. Percy A. Price, Al- |.

5 Polled-Hereford heifers, bred |

by High .Light,





Big Bone Black P. C. 4
old pigs. Write pictures and
es. Unless best breeding stoc
wanted, dont write, C, J,
Washington, Aes

Reg. Durocs; spring pigs,
and boars. Best breeding. Choler
immune. Reasonably priced.
brey. Stallings, Carrollton,

c-o Orchard Hill Farm. |

Yr, old Red Duroc sow for reae
sonable price; also 4 sheep,
yr old and 1 lamb, at Blairsville
Agnes Walcott, Blairsville. Star
Rt. :

Reg. S. P. C. pigs, either sex,
from mature, prize winning so
Detailed information on request
but unless best of stock wanted,
dont write. W. R. Ratley, Bain-
bridge. Di

Big Bone Black P, C, 14 mos.
old boar, also about 400 stalks
seed Ribbon Cane, for sale 61
pis W. T. Hardy, Jackso

- Reg. Durocs from Georgias

highest winning herd, bred sows,
boars and pigs, either sex, priced
reasonably; white crowder peas,
$2.50 bu.; 6c lb, also Truckers
ie

Favorite seed corn, $3.00 bu.

ton. :
Hampshire gilt, farrow June 4;
Hampshire 150 lb. shoat, good
milch cow; Good P. C. 300 Ib,
sow with 4 pigs, $35.00, also
lb, Hampshire shoat, for sale or
exc. for good cow, Howard Shere
iff, Palmetto, ;
Duroc Jersey 4 mos. old fee
male pig, $8.00. Billy Johnston,
Valdosta, Er. 3. ~ Wee
S. P, C, pigs, 10 wks old, wt.
40-50 Ibs,, best blood lines, reg.
in buyers name, $6.50 ea. FOB.
George W. McDonald, Vidalia.
Big Bone Blue Guinea
ard gilts, about ready for service,
$6.00 to $8.00 ea. W. A. Sumner
Adrian. ee
Black African little bone Guinea
1 1-2 yr. old 200 Ib. boar for sale
or trade. J. H, Morgan, Winston,
4 mos, old, reg. Berkshire boar
pig, about 65 lbs., $15.00. ES.
Jackson, Milledgeville. Rt. 4, Bom
Registered Durocs: 2 sows, $35.00
ea.; 1. gilt, $30.00; 600-700 lb.
poar, $40.00. All at my place pric

| J.J. Blanks, Atlanta. Rt. 4,

don Park Farm. Ra 8170.

1 straight nose Berkshir
Ib. male, $15.00 or exc. for
P, C. or Essex male, or g

/same breed. J. M. Goolsby, Ba: :

ley. Rt. 3. | :

Some good pigs and shoats, also
fresh milch cows, for sale. T
Moore, Canton. Rt, 3... Po

Duroc pigs, sired by
Wavemaster, $12.50 ea. reg.
buyers name, Ready for delivery.
W. W. Culbrth, Bainbridge, RFD
Reg. 300 lb. Orion Cherry King
service boar (the heavy, low-down
kind). Sell or trade for feede:
cattle. F. M. King, Perry. ae

Reg., dbl. treated Duroc pigs
and bred gilts. Bast feeders, cher=_
ry red, sired. by Our Master-_
man, a Wavemaster - Oric
Cherry King bred boar. P ~C.
Herod, Kathleen. _ i

S. P) C, reg. Service bow

1935 NN:
Champion and farrowed
daughter of Mischief
1936 and 1937 World C

L, M. Isler Morgan. thee

, Duroc Jersey brood sews al
farrow soon, $25.00 ea 2iso some
weaned male pigs, saine breed
$4.00 ea. Exc, pigs for nens; 1
pig for 5 hens, Ea. dei. G. L.
Parks, Americus, Royse oye

S. P. C.. (two--20-25 percent
white) boar pigs, ready for ser=
vice, $17.00 ea; 2 boar pigs, wt.

175 lbs, $12.00 ea. Ali pigs -

best breeding, dbl, treated, reg.
in buyers name, L. J. Washing-
ton, Jackson, (RFD 3. 4 (=
- Pure bred little bene Black
Guinea 15 mos, old male, about
225 lbs. life treated against hog
cholera. Mrs. W. N. McCulleugh,
Ringgold, Rt. 1, ee
2 big bone P, C. Gilts, 11 100s,
old, from reg. stock, bred to reg.
male, due farrow in May, $18.60
ea; 2S. P. C, gilts, bred to reg.
male, 10 mos old, $12.00, Exe.
for Velvet and O-Too-Tan peans
white Spanish Peanuts, Nix Met-
hvin, Machen. Sle eee
3 ea, boars and gilts, big bone
Black Guinea, wt. 35-43 lbs. $650
ea, also 15 head G&-8P Tbs, ea. $8.00
to $10,00.en. Ali Mte treated for
cholera and swine plagre. w. A.
Sumner, Adrian oe
Pigs and sboats, for sale or
trade for young oull or O. 1. C.
boar hog. C. R_ Wrivint, AYante.
Rt, 3. c-o Mountain Manor Ciuk.
African guinea ziiis, tucronsi-
bred. wt. 175 Ibs., bicd $18.00 and
$20.00 ea; small gilts, ready for
service, 165-175 lbs, a, $12.00
ea. Prompt shipment E, CG.
Brown, Statesboro, Rt. 4. 2
8 or 10 fine pigs cross becweea
Duroc and P. C., to sell vy Var,
20th, $4.00 ea., More Uiear Sust-
wick). Webster Cuilawny, Bis-









































































































HOGS FOR SALE
Big Bone Blue and Big Bone
lack African Guineas. All pure--
bred. Pigs, $8.00 ea, bred sows,
$25.00-$40.00 ea; FOB; All chol-
era immune; raised worm-free,

finest quality, Frank T, Mindler,
Griffin. Rt. C,

Reg, cholera immune S. P. C.
sows, $25.00 and $35.00 ea; Boar
pigs $10.00 and $15.00 ea not reg.
L



arrow pigs. $6.00 and $8.00 ea;
B, Ponder, Cataula.

3 mos, old S. P. C, gilt, $10.00;
$. P. C boar, ready for service,
$20.00. J. C. Stephens, Jackson.

Re. S. P. C, brood sow, bred,
$40.00; 2 yr. old reg. boar, $50.00;
gilts, bred, $25.00 ea.; 3 mos. old
igs reg. $10. ea. A. J. Connell,
Nashville,

Pure bred big bone Guinea
-fboar for Service. Bill Saylors,

oyston, Rt. 2. SS

Reg. S, P. C. gilts and boars,
olera immune, also choice pigs
almost ready for service. Priced
right, H. M. Woodward, Way-
cross, Rosedale Farm.

_ HOGS WANTED

Want Berkshire pigs for stock,
Iso 2 sows, already bred. P. E,
Allen, Atlanta. P, O. Box 1690,

Want Guinea pigs, 6 to 12 wks
id, male and female. State
ind and offer in first mail. E.
. Head, Cleveland, Box 112.

Want 20 head Black P, C. pigs

ves, also 300 or more R. I. Reds
or other heavy breed, raise on
halves to 8 wks, Facilities and

of care. Ref. Henry Malone,
wrenceville, c-o A, M, Malone,





Want 40 Guinea pigs, wt, 50 to
100 ibs. State price, etc. Henry
Wood, Alpharetta, Rt. 3
Want buy several Guinea pigs,
, H. Ridgeway, Sr., Canon,
Want 1 reg., National or sub.

eg. S. P. C. gilt shoat or pig,
JIso milch cow, 3 gal, or more
when fresh. State lowest price.
Robert S. Harris, Cuthbert, Rt.

Exc. thoroughbred Black P, C.
. old boar, for White Here-
rd bull. Write what you have;
iso have for sale a thorough-
red sow; and want best price
rou have on Brab and Speckled
. Paul Cromer, Ideal, Rt, 2.
Exc. 1 pure bred S. P. C. 2 mos.
old pig (either sex), for a male pig,
ame breed, pure stock. W. E.
ooler, Blackshear. :

Want pair little bone Guinea
jigs, the stay-fat kind. L. F.
ichter, Pelham, ~* &

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE







Fresh milk goat and seven
kids for sale, Call any time after
-P. M. Arnold Milner, Atlanta.
50 Pulliam St. S. W. Ma 6023,

milk goats, fresh 4 to select
om; also kids and. milk for
Je, H, A. Evans, Atlanta, 369
Augusta Ave. S, E, fe
90d work goat, $5.00 Mrs. Y.
[, Anderson, Williamson.

Nice Toggenburg 18 mos. old
goat, mother reg., for sale rea-
sonable price. Mrs, R. W. Wingo
Bi a ey e

Purebred Saanan billy Toggen-

, Nubian and Alpine nan-
nies to freshen within 30 to 40
time, all heavy milking str,
t kidding. Worth $125.00; close
out for $75.00 for the 4. W. M,
Barner, Columbus, c-o gen. del,
full blooded Saanan does, 24
s. old, from 6 qt. mother, with

lactation period, not bred,
17.50 ea. $30.00 for pr. FOB, exc
er corn or oats. A, C. Burke,

$10.00; 3 does,

ggenburg milk goat doe,
fresh in, about 4th kidding, for
ale. R. L, Buetell, Atlanta. 3803
Wieuca Road, phone Ch 1628.

1 work goat, $3.00; 10 white
ats, $1.00 ea; also want Black
gus Short Horn or White Face
mull yearling, and 1 big bone
Guinea male. Larkin Bowen,
ely.
20 mos. old real, natural horn-
foggenburg- buck, excellent
ik strain and proven fertility.
Sell reasonable or use for service,
ee, $2.00; few extra nice doe and
uck kids, reasonable. John Hynds,
Atlanta. 93 Warren St. N. E. De

wie



Reg. Nubian buck, $20.00, also
some small does, $5.00 ea. A. H.
Bulloch, Douglasville.

3 yr. old Nubian milk goat
(mother reg.), never been bred,
in good shape, very gentle. Sac-

) 00 at my barn, 1 mi

ce for ny b mi

LS.

MARKET BULLETIN



Tuesday, March 15, 1



| SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED

Want 30 to 100 head ewe sheep
wool type. State breed and best
Shee Mike B. Dunn,Eatonton.
Rt.1, .

Want 1 or 2 milk goats, 1 gal.
a day guaranteed, F. B. Black-
mar, M. D. Columbus, 1243 For-
est Ave,

Want milk goat, fresh in or
freshen real soon, State kind,
price and where located: H. B.
Garner, Lilburn, Rt, 1,

RABBITS FOR SALE

2 pr. Chinchilla rabbits, 1
young (2 mos old), the two bucks
are yellow. 1 blue and 1 white
doe, $3.50 for lot, plus postage,
Mrs, Pratt Butler, Clermont. -Ty.







*

3 grown rabbits, buck and 2
dces, $1.00 ea: Cash, Miss Icie
Dixon, Clayton. Rt, 2,

White, pink-eyed rabbits, 50c
ee wise Amilee Long, Bremen,

1 pr. N. Z. White, pink-eyed
rabbits, sub. to reg., 10 mos. old,
$5.00 postpaid, also nice, sundried
Ben Davis apples, 12 1-2 lb. Sam-
ple on request. William Z. Rack-
ley, Loving.

10 mos. old N. Z. White buck,
3 Chinchillas and N. Z. mixed
bucks, 7 mos. old, $1.15 ea; 4 Bel-
giam and N. Z. mixed, 2 mos.
old, $2.50 or 75c ea.; 10 pr. mixed
pigeons, 25c pr. Jerry Lee Garner,
Tennille.

Pure bred Chinchillas, 1 yr. old
buck, and doe, $1.50 ea; 2 yr. old,
good breeding doe, $2.00. Lot,
$4.50. Money order.-Beyer. Mc-
Kinley, Lithonia. Rt. 3. _

RABBITS WANTED |

Want pr. . white rabbits. Exc.
Bantam roosters or other value.
Chas. Coggins, Oakwood. Rt. 1.

POULTRY FOR SALE

ANDALUSIUS
Purebred Blue Andulusion hens
and roosters. Sell cheap. Mrs. M.
J. Tanner, Nichols, Rt. 1.

" BANTAMS AND BRAHAMAS
Trio Buff Cochin bantams,
oo fob. Lewis Lindsey, Rome,

Buff Cochin and Midget R. C.
Black cocks, $1.00 ea.; Buff Coch-
in, R. C. Blacks and R. I. Red
bantam eggs, 10c-ea; also Golden
pheasant eggs. D. T. Jenning, P.
O. Box 84, Americus.

2 Golden Sebright bantam*roost-
ers, $1.00 ea. Not postpaid. Miss
Coralee Mozeley, Clayton.

Purebred Show Type Golden and
silver Sebright bantams, $5.00 pr;
$7.00 trio. FOB; hatching eggs,
$1.25 per 13 postpaid, No, checks,
B. J King, Cordele.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
1 thoroughbred AAA Holter-
mans Aristocrat B. R. Cockerels,
March hatch. Mrs. B. H. Osborn,
Roy. :
Few, nice thoroughbred Holter-
man Aristrocrat B. R. cockerels,
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 ea. fob. El-









Ib. del. Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy:

Pure W. R. rooster and 12 pul-
lets for sale. Priced re@sonable.
Mrs. S. C. Knox, Tennille.

Thoroughbred Partridge Rock
rooster, Gold Seal str., 1 yr. old,
a Mrs. C. O. Griffin, Vienna,
bo oa :

2R.C. B.R rooster, Mar. hatch
1937, $2.00 ea.; 2 thoroughbred B.
R. roosters, Mar. 1937 hatch; also
Barred Rock and Golden Ham-
burg eggs, $1.00 per 15. Mrs. Hat-
tie Wofford, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

1 B. R. rooster, 10 mos. old,
$1.00 or exchange for 1 1-2 bu.
seed peanuts or 1,000 potato slips.
ie J. B. Dorsey, Commerce, Rt.



6 Holterman B. F. pullets, 10
mos. old, now laying $1.25 ea.;
cockerel, $2.75; $10.00 for pen fob.
Cash or M. O. Ars. Nora B. Nix,
Alto, Rt. 2.

70 nice Barred Plymoth Rock
pullets, $1.25 ea. or $40.00 lot. L.
Esselstyn, Howard.

4 2 yr. old B. R. hens, laying;
1 10 mos. old B. R. rooster, $5.00.
Also 150 bu. shelled corn, 80c bu.
at my home. Mrs. O. B. Brand,
Montezuma.

GAME

Pure Gordon game hens and
4 cocks. Write for prices. Hugh
Adams. Hartwell, Rt. 2. ~

Pure Ark. Traveller game stags
about frying size, 75c ea.; 2 for
$1.40. Z. E. Dunlap, Chauncey,
BA lee 4
_ Games to let out on halves. Re-
liable parties interested, write. G.
We 2ogan Pinjayas = os Fs
Lot 7 Roundhead games,



lijay; also nice, fresh butter, 25c}.

| J. H. Free, Box 373, Americus.

| 15 R. I. Red



POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE



GIANTS

6 Jersey Giant hens and 1 roost-
er, 10 mos, old, $15.00; also R.
I. Red eggs, $1.25 per 15. Aaron
Sampson, Jr., Quitman..

1 thoroughbred Black Giant
rooster, $1.50 fob. Mrs. Hul H.
Howard, Jr., Eatonton, Rt. 3.

5 White Jersey Giant hens (all
laying) and 1 rooster, Miller str..
2 yrs. old, $10.00 for lot. Mrs.
Velvia Greene, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Purebred White Giant roosters,
10 mos. old, direct from breeder,
$1.50 ea. fob. H. G. McCranie,
Milan.

Jersey White Giant baby chicks
Mar. and Apr. del., 10c ea. in lots
of 25 and 50; also Jersey White
Giant eggs, $1.25 per 15; Mam-
moth White Pekin duck eggs,
$1.00 doz. Mrs. lL. B. Landrum,
Adairsville.

LEGHORNS

10 Mar. hatch Roselawn AAA
str., W. L. roosters, $1.50 ea. or
$12.50 for lot. A. Lee Riner, Gray-
mont

50 W. L, AAA str., hens, 75c
ea.; 3 roosters, $1.00 ea. No culls.
Mrs. D. F Pharr, Lithia Springs.

300 W. L. hens, 11 mos. old,
$1.00 ea. or exchange for corn.
2s J. L. Erwin, Adairsville, Rt.

100 W. L. pullets, Apr. hatch,
Hollywood str., 70c ea. Mrs. R. S.
Holland, Pulaski.

Six AAA str. W. L. cockerels,
$1.00 ea. or $5.00 for lot. Exchange
for value. Mrs. G. C. Swint, Mil-
ner,

6. Everlay B. L. pullets, Apr.
hatch, laying, $1.00 ea. or $5.75
for lot. Also Stone Mountain wat-
ermelon seed, 50c lb. or 5 Ibs.
$2.00 del. Mrs, J. A. Wilson, Mar-
tin,

1 AAA Tancred rooster, 18 mos.
old, $1.00. Add postage; also few
pink and red dahlia bulbs. Ex-
change for nest onions, ferns or
dried fruit. Mrs. Lillian Thomas,
Adel, Rt. 1.

25 or 30 W. L. laying hens, 90c
ea. for lot fob. Mrs. W. D. Duncan,
Bowdon Junction,

25 English type W. L. pullets,
1 yr. old; 1 rooster, 2 yrs. old.
Make offer. V. E. Hubbard, Fort-
son.

54 W.1L. English type hens, and
2 roosters, $1.00 ea. or $50.00 lot.
Express paid. Clarence Ballenger,
Temple, Rt. 2.

Ga. U. S. Certified Pullorum,
clean, W. L. day old baby chicks,
$10.00 per 100.-W. L. Hilton, El-
laville, Rt 2.

100 Tom Barron, large W. L.
hens, 22 mos. old, 65c here crated.
also want 2 nice Barron str. W.
L. roosters. Mrs. A. R. Heyward,
Warwick. :

2 nice B. L. roosters, 1 and 2
yrs. old, $1.00 ea. fob; exchange
few settings eggs or roosters for
government ins. tomato and po-
tato plants. Write first. Mrs.
Frank Thomas, Lyerly, Rt. 1.

10 Leghorn hens, $1.00 ea. G.
Vi. Whitworth, Lavonia, Rt. 1..

PEAFOWLS

Trio Blue peafowls, $23.00; also
1 pr. White Turkeys, $12.50. Fred
K. Robinson, 413-6th St. N. E.

Blue peacocks, 2 yrs. old, $15.00
ea. fob. W. C. Day, Thomaston,
Rt.

PHEASANTS

2 English Ringneck pheasants
and 2 cockerels, $5.00 pr. Ad-
ditional hens, $2.00 ea. Mrs. G, R.
Fillis, Cordele, Rt. 2.

PIGEONS
Beautiful White Fan Tail pig-
eon; also odd hens from fine
stock; .few pair White Crested
Arnaus (new squab pigeon). M.
L. Arnau, 1333 Bull St., Savannah.

7: White King pigeons for sale
trade. V. S. Anagnostis, 1735 Me-
morial Dr., Atlanta.

2) Fan Tails, Pounders, Tumb-
lers, Mondaines, King and Car-
neaux pigeons, all mated, $20.00
lot or exchange for corn. Mrs.

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES)

Blood-tested Hubbard N. H.
baby chicks, $10.00 per 100; N.
H. eggs, $1.50 per 15; also white
and bronze chrysanthemums, ex-
change for white hycinths and
narcissi. Mrs, R. J. Fleming, Lin-
colnton, Rt. 2.

2 N. H. pullets, now laying, and
1 cockerel, pure Hubbard str. di-
rect, $4.50 fob. F. E. Grubbs, De-
morest. . / \

8 fine N. H. Red Apr. 1936 hens,
$12.00 lot fob. F. B, Felker, 3351
Stewart Ave. Hapeville.

REDS (RHODE ISLAND)
4 purebred R. I. Red pullets
and 2 roosters, $1.00 ea. Mrs. G.
= Wilson, Fairmount, Rt. 2, Box
pullets, now lay-
o., Miss* Nannie



10 S. C. R. I. Red hens, 1 roost-
er, 1937 hatch, Donaldson str.,
culled and tested, $15.00; also
ges from same str., $1.00 per 15.
Mrs: M. L. Peterson, Vidalia. .

Bush str. AAA R. I. Red roost-
ers, 1 yr. old, $2.00 cash. No checks.
Exp. col. Also hatching eggs from
same str., $1.00 per 15; $1.75 per
30: $2.50 per 50 postpaid. Mrs.
C. C. Payne, Tifton, Rt. 1.

6 fine R. I. Red hens, 1937 hatch,
mated with fine red cock, $7.00.
M. O. J. T. Smith, Greenville.

4 purebred, young R. I. Red
hens and 4 friers, 2 1-2 lbs. ea.,
$7.00 lot. Mrs. Inez Caldwell,
Greensboro, Rt. 3. +

40 purebred R. I. Red friers,
2 lbs. ea., 50c ea. or $19.00 lot;
also want 1 purebred red speckle
Sussex cock. Exchange R. I. Red
pullets or cockerels for same. Mrs.
W. D. Creech, Cobbtown, Rt. 2.

1 Donaldson str. R. I: Red cock,
16 mos. old, $1.25; 2 cocks, 1 yr.
old, $1.00 ea. B. Jordan, Monti-

cello.

SUSSUX
Trio Purebred Red Speckle
Sussux, $3.00; 9 pullets and 1 cock,
$10.00; eggs, 75c per 15, Dewey
Roper, Culberson, N. C., Rt. 1,
Box 103 (Res. of Ga.)

WYANDOTTES

32 S. L. Wyandotte pullets, 10
mos. old, dark type, 95c ea:, crat-
ed and del. to depot. R. H. Lev-
erett, Jr., LaGrange, Rt. 5.

1 rooster and 5 S. L. Wyan-
dotte hens, $5.00; 6 R. I. Red
hens, $5.00 fob. Mrs. Jesse Brown
Helena. :

8 Purebred R. C. White Wyan-
dotte roosters, 5 1-2 mos. old, $1.00
ea. fob. J. D. Webb, Soperton, Rt.
5

. 35 White Wyandotte pullets, 10
mos. old; 65 ea.; also 150 Ibs.
seedling pecans, 5c lb. J. F. Mec-
Kinley, Greensboro, Rt. 3.

10 S.L. R. C. Wyandotte pul-
lets now laying, and 2 cockerels,
$1.00 ea. fob. Mrs. M. J. McDowell,
Blakely, Rt. 2.

2 purebred White Wyandotte
roosters, 10 mos. old, $1.50 a.;
1 purebred Partridge Rock roost-
er, $2.00 fob. Mattie McPherson,
Rabun Gap, Rt. 1.

MINORCAS AND
MISCELLANEOUS

10 AAA White Minorca pullets,
8 mos. old; 10 AAA Austro-Whites,
10 mos. old, both laiyng, $1.25
ea. E. B. Branch, 128 Church St.,
Decatur. De 7592.

8 White Minorca pullets, June
1937 hatched, all laying, $10.00
Jot. Exp. prepaid in Ga. Mrs.
Ruby Collins, Hardwick. |

30 AAA Rusks Buff Minorca
pullets, Apr. 1937 hatch, laying,
1 cockerel, $23.00 for lot fob. C.
A. Martin, Chipley. a

Rusks Buff Minorca baby chicks
hatching March 18th and 28th;
also AAA Anconas. J. S. Pattillo,
40 Bates Ave., N. E. Atlanta.

Purebred Pope str. Black Min-
orca baby chicks, $10.00 per C;

$5.50 per 50; $3.00 per 25 del. Mrs.

C. L. Rheberg, Cairo,

10 thoroughbred Golden Buff
minorca hens, now laying and 1
cock, 18 mos. old, all treated,
$9.50 lot fob. Mrs, J. L, Brown,
Helena,
ORPINGTONS

_175 purebred Buff Orpingtons,
4 wks. old, 25c ea. Ready for sale
Mar. 14th, Send M. O. After 4
wks. Add 5c per week until six
wks. old. Mrs. E. H. Smith, Coch-
ran, Rt 2.

6 purebred Buff Orpington pul-
lets laying, and 1 cockerel, 8 mos.
old, $10.00 for lot. Not postpaid.
Cash or M. O. Mrs. Louie Waller,
Metter, Rt. 1, Box 25.

' 4 purebred Buff Orpington cock-
erels, 4 mos. old, pullets, same
kind, 1 yr. old, $1.00 ea.; also
Buff Orpincton hatching eggs,
$1.10 per 15. Mrs. E. H. Roland,
Morgan. . :

Golden Biff Orpington chicks,

7

l plood tested, 4 wks. old, 30c ea.;

blood tested eggs, $1.00 per set-
ting: also Sebright bantam eggs.
$1.00. Mrs. R. Q. filler, Acworth,
Rt. 2.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE

- DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE

5 Brown and Gray Breast.
Greenheaded Mallard drakes, 1
yr. old, 75c and $1.00 ea. Exp.
col Miss Roberta MecCullum,
Grantville, Rt. 2.

1 pr. purebred White Aferican
guineas, $2.00. Mrs.-J. E. Wisen-
buker, Valdosta, Rt. 3, Box 78.

2 or more, 1 or 2 yrs. old, Blue
Speckle Guinea hens. Exchange
sundried apples or pay cash. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1.

14 Mallard ducks and 8 drakes,
$1.00 ea.; 8 geese and 4 ganders,
same price. L. B. Watson, 31 EB.
Taylor, Savannah. a

3 big Toulouse geese, 3 ganders



25 ea, C.

$1.00 pr.; eggs, Mar..and. Apr.,
W. Page, Norcross. -

|McCranie, Milan.

POULTRY WANTEI

BABY CHICKS

Want 100 R. I. Red baby ct
to raise on halves to 8wks.
furnish feed and charges back
other. party. Other party
trans. charges to me. Mrs. J.
Rutledge, Powder Springs, Rt,




















































































































furnish trans. charges. Miss O
Jackson, Morven, Rt,22 Se

Want 1 day old chicks to
on halves to 6 wks. old. Mrs, Fe!
ton Mooney, Sylvania. eS

Want to buy 100 Brown
horn baby chicks. J. B. Mon]
Moultrie. ee

Will exchange value for 2!
chicks. Mrs. Newt Brown, D
lasville, Rt. 1. =

Want 300 to 500 baby chi
to raise on halves to 6 wks.
Leghorns or any large pure bre
Mrs. Walter B. Collier, Rt
Montezuma. ate

Want raise chickens on hal
in 100 or 200 lots. References,
Edith Martin, Ben Hill, a

Want to raise 100 B. R. or.
large breed chicks on halves
8 wks. old. Mrs. L. A. Shore
Ambrose, Rt. 1. ee

Want to raise baby chic
shares, Prefer heavy breeds
sell T. Burkey, Cochran,

BANTAMS

Want different breed ban
Prefer Silver Sebright, Wh
Dark Cornish Game, Black
Silkies, pure bred. Make of
Miss Effie Caldwell, 105 De
St., Hawkinsville. yo

Want 100 common healthy
tam hens for 30c ea. Shi
many as you. have. J. H. S
P. O. Box 433, Atlanta. |

BARRED ROCKS |

Want 1 to 3 thoroughbred
R.. roosters. State price. W.
Ragan, Hawkinsville. Gen, De
REDS (RHODE ISLAN.
Want to exchange 1 R. C. S.
Wyandotte rooster, 2 yrs.
1S. C. R. I. Red rooster,
preferred or Donaldson str.
K. R. Mancil, Stockton.
DUCKS

Want Mallard ducks or ot
wild ducks. State price an
H. C. Boardman, 336-15th
Augusta. : Oe

WYANDOTTES |
Want 1 purebred R. C.
Wyandotte rooster, 1 yr. t
mos. old. Mrs. Henry Mul
Lyerly, Rt. 2. is
Baby Chicks: Me

Want 50 to 500 baby chicks
raise on halves to 8 wks. old, a
large breed, also 25 to 50. bal
turkeys of large breed. Mrs. J:
Edwards, St. Simons Island,
Willis M. Everett, Se
Miscellaneous Chickens:
Swap 1 stand of Bees in
fashion hive for 3 hens; also
horse wagon ( need som
pairs) and other value for hk
or shoats, W, D. Stringfello
Midland, Rt. 1. ;
Exc. young milk goats, 4
and 3 bucks for young
Rhode Island, Plymouth
and Buff Orpingtons. E. R.
horn, Villa Rica, Box 98.

EGGS FOR SALE

White Rock hatching eggs,
chel str. $1.00 per 15 del,
Alma Scott, Concord.
Giant Bronze turkey eggs, |
doz* postpaid; Linstrom_
and Plymouth Rocks, $2.00
15; also No. 11 Rucker cott
seed, $3.00 100 lbs, L, J. El
Cumming. Lo
Japanese Silkie, Golden
bright bantam eggs, $1.50 pe
G:F Gaines, Buford: =.
Fine M, B, Turkey eggs, $4.40
doz. Crate returned. Mrs, Mag}
Henson, Carnesville, Rt. 2.
Purebred Thompson str. Bar.
Plymouth Rock hatching
50c per 15; 3 settings, $1.25, A
postage. Mrs, P. B. Stephe
Lithia Springs. Ms
_ W. L. Eng. str. hatching
$1.00 per 15. Incubator lo
nished also. Miss Mary
Joiner. Aes
AAA grade White Giant.
$1.00 per 16 del. postpaid. H.





R. C_S. L. Wyandotte egg
per 15; $1.75 per 30 del. A
ected. Mrs. Taylor Spier, Da
Rt. 3. Box 129.

Cherokee game eggs, $2:
15; exchange for Pitt Gam
ghing 5 Ibs. and up;
game stag and 2 pullet
Henty Foster, Culbertson,
Rt. 1. (Res of Ga.)
Giant selected S, C. Black
norea eggs, $1 per 15 del
300 baby chicks, Apr. del
breed, $8.50 per 100. Mr
Callaham, Waycross, R

Thoroughbred setting
from AAA R.C. S. L. W.
hens, 1 yr. old,



$1.75 per 30 del.
Mrs. Lucile Sellers











White Wyandotte hatching
gs, Booths AAA, 75c per 1a
paid. Mrs. S. H. Acklen, Car-

oliton,

White Muscovie Duck eggs, 75c |

3; also yellow chrysanthe-
mums, 25c doz.; Concord
ings, 10c doz, fob.; exchange
tube roses, sweet williams,
nolia and white oe aes
rs. J. T. Stokes, Macon, Rt.

grape

bkey eggs, March and April
, $3.00 doz. postpaid. Mrs.
Ww. Mauldin, Buford, Rt..2,

Purebred White Plymouth rock

tching eggs and large Red eggs

0c per 15 postpaid; 50c per 15

called for. Mrs. N. E. Hatta-

y, 301 Wadley Ave., East
t. Ca 2993.

Turkey eggs, $2.25 doz. del; W.

crossed with White Giants, T5c
15 del. Mrs, Roy Herod,
irsville, Rt, 3. :

Roselawns AAA Big Type
nglish W. L. str, eggs, $1.45 per
eae C.J. West, Cedartown,

Black Giant icinores eggs, $100
15; Ancona Sheppard str. 85c
15 postpaid, Mrs. L. D. El-
Lavonia, Rt. 1
elected White Plymoth Rock
, 85c per 15 postpaid; ever-
ing strawberry plants, 25c

r C. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-

ler Duck eggs, 75c doz. postpaid.
Mrs. J. L. Robeson, Surrency,
30x 6.
Pure S. C. Brown Leghorn eggs
25 per 15 postpaid. Mrs, Dar-
Taylor, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

egal Dorcas str. White Wy-
dotte eggs, 75c per setting. Mrs
-L, Guillebeau, Lincolnton,

_Everlay Brown Leghorn eggs,
0c per 15; two settings, $1.50;
ange 2 settings for 12 turkey
Mrs. Eva Jenkins, Tebecca
. Box 80A .
Royal Purple J, B, Giant eggs |
x per 15 plus postage. Cartons
urned. Mrs. M. M. Simpson, |
erly Hall,

eavy Dark Cornish, crossed.
ith prize winning Black Austro-
ps, $1.50. M, O, del. C, L. Per-

le, Decatur, Rt. 1.

Selected hatching R I Red eggs
c per 15; $1.50 per 30 del. Mrs,
. Smith, Greenville, Rt. 3.
urebred R. C, White Wyan-

hatching case, 5c per 15
Blood tested, C. Stahl, Rt.
Box 88, Socible:

ure Dark Cornish Indian

ireturned, Mrs.

|} $2.00 each. Mrs.



_ EGGS FOR. SALE

- EGGS FOR SALE



Well packed W. . hatching
eges, English strain, 50c doz. Post-
= L, Robinson, Gainesville,

29 oz. to doz. R. I. Red Don-
aldson str. eggs, $1.00 per 15;
$1.50 per 30; hens $1.50 ea, Mrs.
J. E., Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 2.

B. L, eggs in March and Apr,
$1.25 per 15 postpaid. Crate re-
turned, Write before sending or-
der, No checks. Mrs. R, O, Hyde
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Padgetts Speckled Sussux eggs
$1.50 and $3.00 per 15. Cartons
E. W. DeVane,
Benevolence.

White Pekin duck eggs for
hatching, 75 per 15 postpaid.
Mrs. L. K. Fryer, Talbotton.

Large type Malaga Green Head?
duck eggs, $1.00 per 15. R. B.
Anderson, Warrenton.

Carefully selected R. I. Red,
Donaldson _sir., eggs, $1.00 per
15 postpaid. Mrs. . F. Walker,
Warthen.

Selected W., L. Ene. str. hatch-
ing eggs, $1.00 per 15; $6.00 per
pag del. Mrs. Belle Joiner, Soper-
on

15 White Giant eggs, Jim
Moore, str, $1.50 postpaid. Mrs.
J. J. Ferrell, Rt. 3, Box 261,
Cairo.

Purebred B. R. eges, $2.00 per
15. Mrs. James J, Williams, a.
1, Box 42, Quitman.

R. I, Red hatching eggs, $1. 00
per 15. H. J, Reitz, Decatur, De.
0855.

Barred Rock hatehing eggs, 4c:
ea. del. Mrs. J. G, Purvis, Odum.
R. I. Red setting eges, "15 per
15 postpaid. Mrs, Alvan A. Wiley
Auburn, Rt. 1.

White Faced, Black Spanish
eggs for sale, also cockerels, hens
and baby chicks. Mrs. Frank
Treadway, Adairsville. - Rt. 1.
Eggs from W. L. crossed with
white Giants, 75c per 15; turkey
eges, $2.25 doz. del. Mrs. Roy
Herod, Adairsville, Rt, 3.

R. I. Red eggs, Donaldson str.
1$1,00 per 15 del. Mrs. O. L. Craft
Lavonia, Rt, 2,

Thoroughbred White Jersey
Giant, Miller str eggs, 90c doz.
M, O. only. J. O. Howell, Pine-
view,

Purebred Partridge rock eggs,
$1.50 per 15, Cheaper if called for.
Also last spring hatch rooster,
! ( Jessie Mixon,
Ocilla.

Well packed Eng. str. W. L.
hatch Paes, 50c per 15. Add 5
postage. A. Shepard, Ellijay.

ame eggs, $1.00 per 15 del. Care- | Rt. 2

| selected 4nd packed post-
. Mrs. Laura B. Cox, San-
ville. ;
ebred B. L. Hatchisig eggs,
om Barren str., 50c per 16 at
home; 65c del. Mrs. J. F. Mc
ain, Alphatetta, Rt. 2.
re R. I. Red Orphingtons,
L. hatching eggs, 60c per 15
1; larger quatities, 35c dozen
ob.; goose eges, 20c ea; also
ark egg beans 20c Ib. Mrs. R.
. Hodges, St, George.
Genuine Buff Cochin bantam
and Giant Black Minorca
ses, $2.00; AAA B. R. eggs, $1.50
S a8 Wright, Peters Building,
tlanta, He 0648 W.
Booking orders California Quail
es. 10c ea. prepaid. Ready
und April ist. W. J. Wellborn
tlanta, 1066 McMillan St. N. W.

Light Brahma eggs and yellow
Buff eggs, 75c per 15 postpaid.
Mrs, Geo. Lowery, Rt. 3, Bowden,

Purebred Light Brahma eggs.

100 per 15. Mrs. J. E. Stone,

Purebred White Crested Black
Polish eggs, $150 per 15
E. McClure, Quill.
Jersey Giant eggs, 60c setting
mail; 30c setting, if called for
my home. No checks. Mrs, J.
Gay, Jacksonville. Rt. 1
Donaldson Reds eggs. $1.25 per
6; $2.25 per 32 del, chicks, $9.00
er C. del.; males, $2.00. Mrs.
Gs Brown, Stone Mountain,
ra
Selected hatching
ark Velvety Reds,

eges from
Donaldson

r., $1.00 per 15 del, P. G. Wal-:

- Statesboro.

Thompson Dark Str, purebred
arred Plymouth Rock eggs, a0
sr 15; also Rucker No. 11 cot-
onseed, $3.00 100 lbs. sugar crow-
r peas, $2.00 bu. at my home
. B. Stephens. Lithia Springs.

dian runner duck eggs $1.10
per 15 del. J. i. Moore, Stone;

setting eggs, from

rulled and blood

M O. Mrs. R. L. Griffis.

ecil

Purebred Siwer Gpanale Ham-

rg eggs, 85c per 15 postpaid.

[ O. preferred. Lige Brantley.
perton, RE.2.

hite Giant eggs, Jim Moore Ss

$1.50 per 17 postpaid. Mrs.

J, Ferrell, Cairo, Rt, 3. Box

\, ek I. Red. eggs.

er 15; 30 for $1.75 post- ,

ark "Ferguson, Murray- |
bee 2

Selected AAA S. L, Wyandotte |
eggs, 75c per 15; $1.25 per 30
del. Mrs. Douglas McLendon,
Dawson, Rt. 4.

Selected, well packed hatching
Ss. C. W. L, eggs, stock direct
from Roselawn ped. Barron str.
$1.00 per 15. Mrs. Jesse Jackson,
Austell,

Eggs from Indian Runner
ducks, crossed with White Pe-
kins, real layers, 75c doz, del.
Mrs. R. C, Henderson, Manor,

S. C. R. I. Red hatching eggs,
Mayhood str., $1.00 per 15; 30
for $1.75, Postpaid. Jchn Fergu-
son, Murrayville, Rt. 1,

Fine Warhorse game eggs,
$2.00 per 15: also Warhorse game,
rooster, red Warhorse and Gin|
Gray game c-ossed rooster, $2.00
ea. C. Deforest Decker, Bruns-
wick.

Purebred Dark Cornish Indian
game eggs, $1.00 per 15. Crates
returned. No checks. Miss Flor-
ence Horne, Grovetown.

Purebred R, C. S. L. Wyan-
dotte hatching eggs, 65c per 15,

Mr.|$110 per 30; $3.25 per C post-

paid. Mrs, Earl Wilson, Clarks-
ville. :

Long Island, White Pekin duck
eggs, 10c ea., baby ducks, 25c ea.
When grown weigh 10 Ibs. ea.
Mrs. O. R Mullins, Thomaston,
Gen Del. l

Giant S. C. Black Minorca
hatching eggs, $2.00 per 15. L.
B. Millians, Newnan,

Purebred Golden and _ Silver
Sebright bantam eggs, 10c ea.;
packed in light weight baskets.
suaranteed. Add postage. Miss

Marietta.

Purebred Dark Cornish Indian
Game eggs, $1.25 per 15 post paid
J. R. Gardner, Locust Grove.

Selected White Rock hatching
eggs, 85c per 15. Carton return-
ed. Also everbearing strawberry
peas 25c per C. Postpaid Mrs.

_W. Seago, Pinehurst.

Golden Buff Orphington eggs,
blood tested, $1.00 per 15 del.;
Buff chicks, 4 wks. old, 30c ea.;
Golden Sebright Bantam eggs
$1.00 del. Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Ac-
worth, Rt. 2.

Giant S . C. Black Minorca
selected setting eggs, $1.00 per
15 del. Mrs. C. H. Callahan, Way-
cross, Rt. 4.

Purebred M. B. Turkey eggs.



wens Buena Vi

$2.25 doz.; $15.00 per 100 del.,
also 1 yy old stud Shetland pony

|shoulders at reasonable

Carlie Kemp, 325 Maple Ave.,|

-ples, free of peels,
worms, 14c lb. postpaid.

del.;
Emory

Indian Runner duck eggs, $1.00
per 15 del,; also dairy feed sacks
for sale or "exchange. C. W| Price
Cedartown, Rt,

B. R Thompson str, hatching.

eggs, 75c per 15 postpaid, 50c per
15 if called for. Mrs; Kate E.
Morris, Ailey, Rt, 2.

Donaldson Dark Red and White
rock eggs, $1.25 per 15; $2.25 per
30. Mrs. Marvin Moore, Stone
Mtn, Rt. 1.

Thompson Imp. 'B. R. eggs, 1st
pen, $1.00 per 15; $1.75 per 30;
2nd pen, 85c
30 del. Cartons returned. Exch.
for dried apples Mrs. J. E. Stead-
man, Bainbridge, Rt, 2.

Purebred Dark Cornish game
eges, $1.00 per 15 postpaid. Mrs.
Ruth Johnson, Dawson, Rt. 2.
Box 158.

Purebred M. B. Turkey eggs,
$2.50 dozen; $15.00 per 100 del.
also yr. old, Shetland pony, part-
ly broke, $35.00 at farm, Mrs.
Neal T. Williams, Buena Vista.

EGGS WANTED

Exc. Klondike strawberry plants
|for setting of W. L. eggs; 250
plants for setting, exe. plants for
rooted monthly roses, 2 or 3 yrs
old. or abelia, rhododendrons,
well rooted shrubs. Mrs. Hugh
Underwood; Cartersville, Rt. 3.

Want a setting of 15 pure Irish
Grey game eggs. Walter L. Steele
Rising Fawn, Rt. 1.

BUTTER FOR SALE

8 to 10 Ibs. nice table butter,









each week, cows T. B. Tested,

30c Ib. del, in Ist, 2nd and 3rd
zones. Exchange for sweet pota-
to plants. Freeborn Willis, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 2.

Fresh butter, 2 Ibs, week. 25c
ib. Not prepared. Exe for white
feed sacks, Mrs. Bessie McAdams
|Bremen. Rt. 2.

4 lbs. nice, fresh butter each
week, 25c lb. postpaid. Mrs. Ber-
lin Bearden, Waco, Rt. 2,

2 lbs, fine Jersey butter,

| lb. del. ea, week in Ist and ond

zones. Mrs. V. T. Chamblee,
Cumming, Rt. 2,

FRESH & CURED MEAT
FOR SALE

Cured hams, 25c Ib.; sides, 15c
Ib., shoulders, 20c Ib. del. in Ga,
Geo. N. Thomas, Thomasboro.

Good home cured smoked hams
10 to 15 lb. size) 25 lb, del. Mrs.
Belle Joiner, Soperten, Rt. 2..

Country cured, Oakwood smok-
ed hams, 22c lb.;_ sides and
shoulders, 18c Ib. 10 to 30 lbs.
ea.; also sugar cane syrup, 36
gal, bbls, $15.50; No. 10 cans, 6
to case, $3.00, Marvin Collins,
Whigham.

Oak smoked country cured





thams, 22c lb. sides, 20 lb. shoul-

ders, 18c lb.: also Copenhagen
cabbage plants, 50c per M_ fob.
Carl B. Hurst, Meigs, Rt, 2.

Hickory smoked hams, any size
also smoked all pork link sau-
sage. W. A. Walker, Quitnian.

FRESH AND CURED MEAT

WANTED

Want some cured hams and
prices.
Quote. Tom Harris, Atlanta. 430
Washington St.

FRUITS FOR SALE

Bright sundried apples, 10 Ibs.
$1.00 del. Smaller lots, 10c lb.





FOB L. Pettit, Pike.

Nice, bright sundried peaches,
15. Ib., apples 12 1-2c lb. 10 lb.
lots. del. Mrs, Aaron Hill, Mays-
ville, Rt. 1.

Nice sundried apples, free from
worms and core, 12%c lb. Mrs.
D| L. Vanzant, Dial,

Nice sundried, peeled apples
and unpeeled peaches, 6% Ibs.
$1.00; nice, brick molded country
butter, 4 lbs., $1.00. Del to 2nd
zone. Mrs. L. A, Sanders, Ash-
land.

Dried fruit for sale, Exchange
lots of 10 lbs. fox 1,000 sweet po-
tato plants. And for 10 Ibs. tob-
acco. Ea, pay postage.

ea. 5 for $1.00. Andrew Ellis, Min-
eral Blubb. Se

15 lbs. nice sundried peaches,
free from worms, 1937 ercp, 15c
Ib. or exchange for 2,000 Red
Skin Rica potato plants del. May
ist. Mrs. B. L. Ashe, Bishop.

50 or 60 Ibs. nice; sundried ap-
core and
Send
money with order. Mrs. J. G.
Whitfield, Jasper, Rt. 3.

Figs, blue Turkey; large brown
15-45 ea. 2 yr. Concord grape.
$1 doz, $6 C; 2 yr. peach, apple,
20-25-30c ea: white figs 25 also
dahlia bulbs, Kemps White Won-
der. American Beauty, red, Jer-
sey Beauty and others, 2 for 25c



$35.00. Exchange for cotton seed
or Spanish na Vista. Mrs. Neal
is

Cc. M. Dwight, Alia: 1035 2 CRP
itol Ave. Te. MyeHit

f

per 15; $1.50 per |

Early |
| Richmond cherry trees, 3 ft., 25c

ik

2 G. Hadley, Chipley Ri...



Nice dried apples, from from
worms, peeling and core, 8c |b.
Add postage or 10c lb. del, Mrs.
Nervie Free, Talking Rock Rt. 2.

Figs, Brown Turkey; musca-

Rt. 2.

Nice, sundried apples, llc lb.
or exchange for day old chicks,
any pure breed, B. R. preferred
reasonable priced. Mrs. R. M.
League, Waco.

Fresh sundried apples, free
from peel and core, 12c Ib: Add

ville.
FRUIT WANTED

Want driedapples and peaches
about 5 Ibs. ea. also 10 or 15 lbs
country side meat.,Cash, or exc.
equal value. Mrs. R. Cox, Dalton
9 Oak Street.

Exc, purebred Ss. C. Red (Don-
aldson str.) eggs, 15 for 10 lbs.
dried apples or peaches. Ea. pay
chgs. For sale, okra seed, 15 cup
ful; 25c Ib. Mrs. J, D, Johnson,
Tarrytown, Rt. 2.

Want dried fruit, strained hcon-
ey, and some baby chicks. Exc.

eges from prize winning G. S, C,
Black Minorcas. Also have 1% yr
old 200 lb S, P. C. male hog,
$10.00. Glenn Callahan, Way-
cross, Rt. 4.

TOBACCO oa SALE.

10 lbs, Flue cured tobacco, $1
del, Exchange for dried apples,
Ib. for lb, Mrs. Jessie Dykes,
Baxley, Rt. 2.

Gcod, home cured tobacco.
Smoking and chewing, 10c lb. 10
Ibs. $1 postpaid in Ga. W. R.
Benton, Alma.

11 Ibs. good grade, whee leaf
flue cured chewing tobacco, $1.00
postpaid, Shipped promptly in)
tight boxes. Satis. guar, or your
money back. J. B. nam Scre-
ven:

Good mellow, red leaf chewing
tobacco, 12 lb. $1. 00; smoking to-
bacco, 12 Ibs, 75c postpaid. Le-
roy Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 2.

Good flue cured, whole leaf
chewing or emoking tobacco, 12
Ibs. $1.00 del, R. W. Tomberlin,
Surrency, Rt, 2,

11 lbs. good grade, flue
chewing or smoking tobacco, $1.00
postpaid. Satis. guar, Promp t
shipment. Richard Strickland,
Odum.











Miscellaneous Wanted
CAMPHOR TREES



Want 1 or more Camphor
trees, at least 6 ft, high, Buy, or
exc. chickens. Have 1 R. C.s. L.
Wyandotte 2 yr. old rooster and
ee Mrs, K R Mancil, Stock-
on

CAVIES |

Want some guinea (cavies)
pigs. State color, age and price
R. H. Ridgeway, Canon.

FEATHERS

Want some large Turkey, goose,
peacock and other feathers.
State var, supply and price. R..
op: Atlanta. 1079 Clifton Rd

Want 20 lbs. nice goose feath-
ers, also some lint cotton. Exc.
good value, J. D. Wood, Griffin.
Box 418. 3

SASSAFRAS

Want some Red _ Sassafras.
State what you have and amount
and price. W; McCall, Varnell.
SACKS
Want a few 25 cr 50 Ib. cap.
salt sacks with ved and blue
stripes in them, Mrs. Walter R.
Perkins, Mt. Zion.
SYRUP

Wat 1 or 2 gal. pure Ribbon
Cane syrup, no substitute, want
pure Ribbon Cane. Send small
sample with price, also a few
apple and Cuban Queen water-
melon seed. Mrs. Mollie, Maness,
Monroe, Rt, 3,

GINSENG

Pay cash, or exc. good value

for wild gensing, or yellow roots.

Send sample and state price, or
what wanted. J. L. Myles. Blythe



Miscellaneous For Sale



SYRUP FOR SALE

Good P. O. J. cane syrup in 37
gal. bbl. bright, heavy and thick,
$13.00 bbl. J. J. Dixon, Bain-
bridge.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Young turnip salad, now ready
for truckers. W. I. Bruce, Dixie.

300 gal. best Ga Cane Syrup,
45c gal. for lot fob my place Wil-
lis R. Wynr Dublin.

Pure sugar can syrup, 35 to 39
gal, bbl, No, 1 grade, $15.00; No.

{2, $12.50; No. 3, $10.00; No. 4.

$8. 50 bbl; 15 gal. kee best grade
$7.50. Lee Patrick, Quitman.



Artichokes, for sale or exc. for
eggs, any breed, good, also want
peach tomato seed or plants, J.

_ FRUITS FOR SALE _

Hayes Bros, str, Black and}
White Minorca eggs, $1.75 per 15}
also gourd and pumpkin |
| seed, 10c doz. not del.
| Byers, Rt, 1. Rochelle.

dine, bronze scuppernong, 2 yr.
up, 10c ea., $1 doz. 1 doz. or more |2
prepaid, Mrs. R. M, League, Waco

postage Mrs. Ed Earle,. Clarks-_

M cellaneous 7



2 horse wagon, fair coi
at my place. W. N ee
ston,

38 Ibs. feathers, uaed some
Miss S. B, Maynard, Gray,

Danielsville. Rt, 3.

Martin gave 7a to 3 qts., a
1 gal. f

lb. shelled. ae postage f
Want. Blue Speckled Guinea hen
at reasonable price, John
Williams, Wrightsville, Rt.
Mutton tallow, nice and fres
10c lb, Add postage. Mrs. J: C.
Daves, Ellijay, Rt, 3, Box 7
Martin and Dipper gourd t q
to % gal., 10 ea. FOB.
Miller, Wrightsville. Rt. 2.

Catnip, peppermint, horsemint,
balm, yarrow, colts foot, dbl,
and single tansy, 25c doz. bunch-
es yellow rattle, sassafras :
grub or star root, wild che
winter green bark, 25c lb. Exe. fo
white feed sacks. Miss Li Al
White, Dahlonega, R t. 1,

Sassafras and pcke root, green
15c Ib; 8 lbs. $1.00 del; sage 10c
punch: 6 for 50c del: white,
black scuppernongs, blue Dam-
son and Red Goose plums, brown
Turkey fig, 10 ea. $1.00 dozen.
del. Mrs. Bertha Patterson, Waco

Home-made tar, best qualit
Write, Henry Carson,
Vista, Rt. 4, Box 72,

Wild Cherry bark, ratsbone,
yellow root: black awk, 15e Ib.
Exc. for new feed . sacks, Add

repair, $30.00. Mrs. W.
Gainesville. Rt. 10. ae

Nice, used feathers, 25 Ib
$10.00. Mrs. Belle Carter, Jac
son, RFD 4 if

Sassafras, yellow and poke
root, sweet gum bark, 20c Ib;
early, sweet cherry trees, 15c e
giant Sugar strawberry plants,
15 C. All postpaid. Bennie si
ing, White.

Lot of nice ~
sanitary, $16.00. Mrs. L, Dos
SF ribaadigds 17 Lee Str phone
184. :

1 bu. hulled black walnuts,
hulled, $1.00 bu, plus express.
Frank Bomar, LaFayette. R

Nice, clean black walnut m
40c lb; garlic, 30c doz, del. re
sassafras, 15c Ib. not dried; o
fashioned white and 7
peach trees, 2 yrs. old, $5.00
at my home. Mrs. L. D. Br
Waco, Rt, 2.

Sassafras, dried, 35c lb 3 Tb
$1.00; Mint plants, packed |
damp moss, 35 doz. P. P. Gourds
write for prices. Mrs. ae
Thomas, Thomasboro, ae

Black walnut meats, sifted 40c
lb. 3 lbs. or more del. 4 lbs onl
dried apples, free from wor
60c Del. Mrs, F. Happoldt, Lew
ton.

100 cap. white feed sacks, 1
ea. del. or exc. for honey. Ba
bara Lee. Red Oak,

Bear foot, yellow dock, birds

ock, Mayapple, rattle root, witch

hazel, sweet gum, colts Ba
sassafras, spice wood, 30c_
Martin *gourd seed, 15 cup. Exe
for sacks. Mrs. Rosie Stover,
Rolston,

Honey Bees and Bee
Supplies For Sale



2 grades Seinsted honey in 5
gal. cans and bblis.; good ta
honey cheap. Ed Beasley, Hazel
hurst.

Several stands bees in very
good shape, square stands, $1. 60
ea./ patented stands with top
boxes. Some were not robbed
last year, Working fine, W. B
Legg, Lincolnton. *

New TiTi extracted honey j
10 lb. pails, postpaid . 1d insur
ed, $1.10; Six 10 lb. pails to case
extracted honey, $4.50 FOB. Be
ready Mar. 15th weather per
mitting, John A, Crummey, iB
117, Jessup.

4 swarms Italian bees, 3 in pat
ent hives; 4 extra hives and
supers, 8 frame size, all
plete with frames and fou ;
tion; 2 lbs. extra foundation wa
and 4 extra supers, without fram-
es, 1 bee smoker. $25.00 lot ;
my home.. G. R. Thigpen, S
Marys, es

Extracted Tupelo honey, $1 :
per 10 Ib. pail; 75c per 5 lbs, B.
E. Sheppard, 1222 E. Henry St
Savannah.

1 patent bee gum and some

|thin super-foundation for sale

Wm. Middletcn, Buford, Rt. 2,

50 gums bees in patent hives,

Cheap frames. Come when it is_

cold to get them. John C, Pomet e

Kite Rt. 2. :
Honey. packed in cease

lard cans, weight 70 lbs. ea. 3 1- 2

lb; strained honey. $1.00 gal. can.

All by express. Leon Marehant,

-}Omega.,

Galberry a in comb. 5 tb.
del, 75c; 10 lbs. del, $1.50; oo



of 1.5 $7.20. Ds
Thomas, Odum,



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Loney Bees And oe
Supplies For Sale



with extra supers, bee escap-
3, Queen excluders, Queen traps
nd feeders. Exchange for White
Leghorn pullets. S. J. Griener,
Rt. 5, Box 518, Atlanta.

15 hives bees in old hives, $15
ot. Mrs. M, Brown, Ashburn, Rt

wit gums bees in patent hives:
h frames, John C, ac
Kite, Rt 2 |

Grain and: Ls For Sale

10. tons A-1 peavine hay, baled,
$20.00 ton at farm, H, A Bolton,
Griffin.

GRAIN AND HAY WANTED
Want 3 bu. Wheat. Must be
lean and good and cheap. J. M.
aters, Epworth.

Want some fodder or hay, (no
nd spurs in hay) fodder pre-
ferred, within 50 miles Nicholls,
State amount and price. J. W.
Davis, Nicholls,

Exc. value for grain, Write for
particulars. B. Sis ee Atlanta,
ask pe erial Dr., S,

Pecan and Other Fruit
Trees For Sale









cers I yr. 8c -ea.; 60c
doz.; 2 yr. 10c ea., $1 doz.; 3 yr.
5c, $1.50 doz; 3 yr. muscadine
5c ea, $1.50 doz. 50c or more or-
der del.; sage plants 4c ea, 30c

Rt. 2.

Cherry trees, 3 yrs. 30 ea, 4
or $1; fig sprouts 25c ea. sweet
lum. peach trees, 4,. $1, 30c ea.
\. McKibben, Waco, Rte 2

fh huckleberries $3.50 C, PP;
vi Richmond sour cherries, 2
6, $1; 100, 2 ft. $6; Hazlenuts,
erts, 4 doz, $1; Red June and
rey Goose plums, 2-3 ft. 9 for
1; also dried fruit 10 lbs. $1.25
; Mrs. Elsie E. Heaton, Min-

ed sour cherries, 15 for Sl

icots, 3-4 ft. 3 for 60c; Mtn.
blueberries, 6 doz. $1.25; crab-
jpples, hazelnuts, 60c doz, ; red
ne plums $1 doz, grey ecose
ums $1 doz, poplars $1 doz.;

arold E. Heaton, Mineral Bluft.

White and black scuppernong,
iscadine vines, blue red.goose
ums, Hackworth, Horse apple,
yrs. Concord and Niagara
apes, 1 yr. brown Turkey figs,
Cherry 10c ea, $1 doz. $6
Postpaid; A. Si Patterson,

Sweet. cherry trees, 400 ea, May
herry, 5c ea. cash or money
rder, no checks, no orders filled
r less than 5 trees; Andy
ade, Rito, Rt. 1. :
lackberries, large, rooted, 10
a, 50c doz. plus postage, 15; no
ecks; also red, ping rambler
OSES, 10 ea. 50 doz. plus 15c
or packing and postage. Mrs. C..
W. Jones, McRae, Rt 2
each trees, leading var. state
pected, $35 per M, $4 per C,
doz. plums, apricots, $8 per
$1.50 doz. Japanese walnut
rees, 25c ea, $2.25 doz.; $15 per |
lack walnut 15 ea. $1.50 doz.
0 per C; grape A es lead-
var, $5 per C, $35 pef M, 80c
Mrs. E. B. oars. River-

sd goose and rose ins: 10c
a. 12 for $1; Everbearing straw-
rry plants '30c C; sage plants 6
50c, Hazelnut bushes 50c for.
Donald eosEis, Waco, Rt.

Fig trees, vigorous, purple, 3-4
20c ea, prepaid, or exc. for
can trees or Lutie grape vines;
so few lbs. blackhaw. bark,
rickly ash bark, Palmetto ber-
ries 20c lb; Mrs. Maude M. Hol-
Reidsville.

ily May cherries, 1 ft. 35 25c
. 4 for $1; Hazelnuts 3 doz.
Apricots 8. $1; Mtn. blueber-
6 doz. $1; grey goose, red
- plums $1 doz; crabapples.
ut, $i. Mrs. E. Heaton, Mineral
fas:

ewberry cients. iucretial 75
os per M; Celestial and White



ae Scaiunee eee 250. ea;
doz. 50, $1; yellow star jas-.
e 15 ea. $1 doz: mums, 25
$1.50 C; pot plant cuttin2s
Hales best Jumbo strain
upe, seed, 75c_ lb. 5 lbs.
Tbs. $5. Mrs. J. L. Burk,
ton, Rt. 3, Box 34).

ypcted, guaranteed true
me. $40 per M; $5 C; 80c doz,
A Travis, Riverdale. :

rd and Lutie ~rape vines,
c: larger lots 6c a; Bushel,
yper, Martin gourd seed, 10c
acket, 3 for 25c. Stamps accept-|~



rd g rape vines, 5c ea. 50)

colonies bees in modern hiv- |

|white, 6 for $5 cash,

| Unadilla...

; |} mart Rt.

d. Miss. Ds Mo Bramlett, a

ind dewberr: 7 vines, |

Pecan. ee Other Pree
Trees For Sale



art, budded, 4-10 ft 65c, 75c at
my home; C, G, Oliver, Barnes-
ville, Rt. 2.

Kudzu vines $1C, $7.50 per M,
del:; scuppernong, muscadine.
May Cherry, 10c ea. $1 doz. del.,
6 or more; Elzie Patterson, Wa-
CO; Rie 2,

Well rooted ~utie re Concord
grape vines, 2, 25c, $1 per doz;
Martin, Bushel, Dipper gourd
seed, 10c Pee 4 for 25c. Post-
paid. J, es Ellijay, =

@e

Scuppernong vines, 2 ft. 10e. 3
ft; 20c.-10 ft. .30c.. J.-L: Cog gin,
Covington.., ;

Apple, peach trees, leading var.
2-3 ft. 10c, 3-4 ft. 15 ea. Concord,
Niagara, Lutie, grape vines, 2 yr.
10c ea. W. H. Alexander, Cleve-
land.

May cherries, large sprout, 10c
ea. $1 doz.; o:d-fashioned blue
Tris $1 C, del: narcissi 75c C; old-
fashioned seeding peach sprout
10c ea. $1 doz.; also orange, yellow,
red cannas 25 doz; 6 Elberta
peachtree, 2 yrs. 15c ea. 3 for 25c;
Mrs. Nellie Free, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

25 black walnut trees, 1-2 ft.

| $1 doz. or lot $2 prepaid; 25 cling-

stone peach trees, good var. 2 yrs.
TOC. doz.- Blanche. Woodrufi,
Greenville.

Figs, Brown Turkey, 2 yrs. 106
ea. $1 doz. postpaid; muscadine,
Black James, 10c ea. $1 doz. post-
paid. Mrs. E. H. Johnson, Waco,
Rie 22. .

Apple trees, nice lot, 1-2 yrs.
cheap for cash, or trade. -Tnomas

Webb, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

No. 1 Wapanucka grape vine
will fruit
this year; No. 1 Concord, $5 per
doz. cash or money order. stock
guaranteed to please; Ww. M.
Skinner, Ludowici, Rt. 1.
PECAN TREES
Exc. 12 white feed sacks for 3
papershell pecan trees. J. W,
Watkins, Cleveland. Rt. 5.



Pecans & Peanuts For Sale



Red Spanish peanuts, hulled,
50c gal. Stone Mountain water-
melon seed, 40c lb; banana musk-
mellon seed, 10c thbis.; also
Thrompson B. R. hatching eggs,
$1.00 per 15. s Magee Wilson,
Martin.

Pecan meats 3 ws $1.00; choice
seedlings pecans in hulls, 50c per
110 lbs, plus postage. W. -H. Wad-
delle, Pearson.

No. 1 Va. bunch peanuts, 6c
Ib,, also 2 purebred Duroc Jer-
sey sows, 1 1-2: and 2 1-2 years

to S -P: . boar, gilt farrows in
April $25.00 ea. at my barn. M.
O, W S. Nerton, Edison,

Good, sound, imp. White Span-.
ish * peanuts, $5.00 per 100 lbs.
or $90.00 ton, Subject to market
change. M, (0. ee M. Hooks,

N C.Ga. raised runner pea-
nuts in 100 lb. bags, 4c lb. FOB;
5c lb. del. also collard seed, 20

| lb. fob. C. H. Parish, Tifton, Ritz

6. ;
Virginia Bunch" seed peanuts. '
$1.00 bu., fob, W.. R, Martin,.
Bronwood,

Seedling pecans, shelled in hal-
ves; 160 lbs. $26.50; 50 lbs. $13:50
25 lbs, $7.25; 10 bs. $3.30. Brok-
en pieces, 2c Ib. under halves.

| Well graded. Postage extra. Cash

with order. J. H. Gordon, Adel,

85 lbs. Stewart pecans, 10c lb,
L, A. Ball, Dunwoody.

98 lbs. Stewart pecans, 10c lb.
73 Ibs Nelsons, 9c lb; Seedlings,
5 1b. Cash at my home or fob.
M. O. Mrs. peeey Us Ra wine
Vidette,
No. 1 runner Seed es de
Ib. fob. O. M. Greene, Bainbridge
Box 85.

150 or more sends pecans,

Stewarts 15c lb. M. O, Miss Belle
Timmerman, Box 83. Bronwood.

Red Spanish peanuts, 8c lb,
Add Postage. solemn, a Rock
Beers

No. 1 Ga. Runner, paciea nied, dc.

Wb. fob. M. O, with order. Alton
Ricketson, Surrency, Rt, 2:

- Seedling pecans jn 50 or 100
lb. bags, 5c lb, fob. M. O. Maud
Holloway, Pavo, Box 124.

1,000 lbs. Stewart and Frocher
pecans, 1937 crop. Make cffer,
Mrs. L, J. Walker, McRae.

Choice: No: 1 Spanish peanuts, |
small lots, 5c Ib. ton lots, 4%c
tb. shelled peanuts, 9c Ib. fob.
D, E, Thompson, Pinehurst,

Pay $8.00: for 200 Ibs. seed
Spanish peanuts; also $3.00 for
2 bu..sound peas, any var. FOB.
your station. G. W. _Mesdows;:
Ohoopee. :

PEANUTS & PECANS -
WANTED

Want every hundred lbs. No:







Pecan trees, 150, Schley, Stew-_

old, weighs, 200 and 250 lbs, bred |

7% lb. 150 cr more large, sound |

1 white Soot peanuts. Send
etn and best price Mr

CORN & SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Good, nice, yellow pop corn,
nubbed and hand shelled, 15c tea
cupful; 25c per 2 teacupsful,
postpaid in Ga. Vernon, Evans,
Flowery _Branch, Ri Care of
W. H. Evans.

Hastings prolific seed corn, 1st
yr., nubbed and shelled, 60c pk.
$2. 00 bu. Cash at crib. D. G. Hy-
der,. Lula, Rt. 2.

-Whatleys seed corn, cise:
nubbed and hand shelled, 75e pk:
Farm Relief cotton seed, culled
and sacked, 75c bu. FOB. WwW. J.
Thurmond, Greensboro.

Pure Piedmont, Two Ear seed
corn, $1.00 pk; $3.00 bu.; cotton
seed, 1 in. staple, 42 per cent lint
$1.00 bu.; $3.25 per C lbs. fob,
oa Seea le Thurmond, Greensboro,
Rt. 1, Box Lok

Whatleys Imp. seed corn, $2. 00.
bu. W. L. Smith, Dawson.

Little cob seed corn, carefully
selected, nubbed and shelled _
pk, postpaid; $2.75 bu. fob. J.
Taylor, Vienna.

Hastings prolific seed corn,
nubbed and shelled on in ear,
$1.75 bu.; 5 bu. $1.50 bu. Want
registered male calf 10 days to
2 wks old. Exchange prolific or
Stoneville No, 2. cotton seed. B.
E. Messer, Chatsworth.

Selected Whatley s prolific seed
corn, ist yr., $2.00 bu.; 5 bu. or
more, $1.75 bu, J. E. Denham,
Thomaston, Rt 3,

Gcods Golden prolific corn 50c
pk.; Hastinges Super-prolific corn

oe

75c pk. fob. Geo. W. SACS
Fayetteville, Rt, 2. en
175 bu. slip shuck; ean

3,000 lbs. good bright fodder, 10
bus, White Hull speckled peas,
slightly damaged, want best price
at barn 18 miles west of States-
boro. Mrs. W. E. Mills, 3217S:
College, Statesboro.

Scotts Imp. Marlboro prolific
seed corn, from 25 yrs. selection,

|$1,00 pk, prepaid; $1.50 bu. not

prepaid. 250 bu. Stoneville No. 2
cotton seed, T5 bu, Litas: Scott,
Concord.

Hastings prolific seed corn, 1st
cob. T. H. Pierce, Stone Moun-
tain, Rt. 2.

Hastings Super- cprolifie seed
corn, Ist yr. ve pure. 5c pk.
$2. 50 bu. Del. J. W, Conner, Villa
Rica Rt, 1.

Imp. Tennessee Red Cob and
Hickory King seed corn, $1,50 bu,
T. M. Webb, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Marlboro prolific seed corn, 60c |
pk.; $2.00 bu.; Carolina Dell cot-
ton seed, 15- 16 in, staple, 40 to
44 per cent lint, $1.00 bu. fob.
oo Ee McMillan, Gainesville,

South American pop corn shell-

ed, 5c Ib. No order less than 50

Ibs, fob. Tom Fields, Gainesville,
1

Strictly pure and carefully sel-
ected Golden Beauty Yellow seed
corn, 75 pk.; $2.25 bu. fob. J.
Evans. Eubanks, 929 Heard_ Ave.,
Augusta,

Buists Snowflake corn, deep
erained, Ist yr., nubbed and hand
\shelled, 80c pk. del.; 2nd and 3rd
zones, $1 .00; also white shellots,
30c gal. Lee B. Black, Clarkes-
ville, Star Route.

Field selected, extra sound
Whatley s prolific seed corn hand
nubbed and shelled, 55c pk., $2

ibu, Imp, Piedmont Cleveland Big

Boll cotton seed, ist yr., 1 in.
staple,. wilt-resistant, $1.00 bu.
here, J. B. Hickman, Barnesville.
Pure White Pearl shelled pop
corn, 5c lb, prepaid; also home
dried apples, free from worms,
10c Ib. prepaid. Seth Williams,
Waco, Rt. 2.
100 bu. Hastings Super Pro-
lific seed corn, pure and sound,
$1.00 bu. in-shuck at barn, can-
not ship, M, G. Lewis, Cornelia.

Pure Whatleys seed corn, field

bu, 5 pu. or more $1.75 bu. FOB.
J. T. Milly, Wellston, : i

Golden Queen Popcecrn ic Ib..
postpaid; Haukums prolific seed
corn, .75c pk.; $2.00 bu. grown
from certified seed. Cart pale,
Cut Cane. y

Whatleys prolific corn, $1 .00
pk.; half bu., $1.75; $3.25 bu. @:
nO Whatley, Helena.

_Whatleys seed corn, 1st VE
field selected, nubbed, nipped and
hand. shelled in even weight 1
bu. bags, $2.00 ne W. H. Adams,
Madison,

Jarvis "yellow shots Cee corn,
$2.00 bu.; Stoneville No, 2 cot-
ton: seed, $2.50 per 100 lbs.; Porto
Rica potatoes at hill or exchange;
goose plum trees, 3 for 30c; 8
for 50 postpaid. R. P. Steinheim-:
er, Brooks, Rt. 1.

Hastings super-prolific corn,
76c pk: Good Golden prolific)
corn, 50c pk. fob. Geo. W. Jack-
son, Fayetteville, Rt. 22055)

Tennessee Red Cob seed corn,
carefully - selected, tipped and
' hand shelled, $2.25 bu.; $1.25 half
bu; 0c pk. J. Ts: Porter, Decatur.



4 prolific corn, $1.00 pk.;

$1.00 pk., $3.50 bu. del.

'yr.,.60c pk. del. shelled or on}

selected, nubbed, hand shelled $2 |

oe Ibs. nice yellow. pop: corn, |
De M1

CORN & SEED CORN
. POR SALE

Whatleys Red Cob, selected and
shelled seed corn, $2.00 bu. Chas.
Fe Welden, Senoia, Rt. 1.

for planting, 15 cupful. Add
postage, Mrs. Gladys Cook, Fel-
ton, Rt. 2.

50 lb. white slick rice pop corn,
8c lb. or exchange for genuine
O-Too-Tan beans; also 15 Ib.
bees wax, 20c lb. Add postage. W.
G. Blalock, Rydal, Rt..2.

Hastings pure _ prolific . seed
corn. 1st yr., nubbed and shell-
ed, 60c pk.; 2.00 bu. Cash at

crib. D. G. Hyder, Lula.

My own origination Big ear,
also cot-
ton blended by years of selection,
No black seed, $1.00 bu. S. W.
Whitfield, Bartow, Rt. 2.

Whatleye prolific seed corn,
nubbed and selected, $1.75 bu.;
brab peas, $2.50 bu. J. W. Den-
son, Macon,.Ga. Box 314.

175 bu. good slip shuck corn
in .ear 33,000 Lbs. bright fodder;
10 bu. speckle peas in hull,
slightly damaged. Mrs. WwW. E.
Mills, 321 South College, States-
boro.

Little Cob seed corn carefully

selected, nubbed and shelled, $1.00
pk. postpaid; $2.75 bu. fob. J.
D. Taylor, Vienna.
68 bu. big Marlboro shelled
seed corn, $2.00 bu. 36 bu. seed
Porto Rica potatoes, $1.25 bu.;
also 50 bu, Summerour Half and
Half cotton seed, 90c bu. fob. W.
B. Sander, Atlanta, Station D.

Hickory King and Tennessee)
Red Cob seed corn, $1.50 bu. ss
M. Webb, Ellijay.

Selected Whatleys peed. corn,
ist yr., $2.00 bu. foe. TS. Hunt,
Perry.

Pages imp. conte seed corn,

and 2nd zones; exchange for 2
purebred Poland China or Duroc
Jersey ae 8 to 10 wks. old.}
Mrs. M. L. Page, Baxley, Rt. 3.
Hastings prolific corn, 1st yr.
pure and perfect, $2.50 bu.; also
Cokers Clevewilt cotton seed,
ginned pure, $1.00 bu. fob. Ex-
change for potato plants. J. H.
Beasley, Lavonia.

Bunch okra seed, 20c pt. del.:
also Hastings prolfic. corn, nub=
bed, 75c pk. del. in Ga. H. C.
Harper, Maysville, Rt. 2.
Pure hand selected Whatleys
prolific seed corn, small red cob,
nubbed and shelled. $2.00 bu.
fob. Alex Barfield, Louisville, Rt,
Le
190 bu. Hastings super- -Pro-
lific seed corn, direct from grower
in Spring 1937. In quantities or
bulk, $2.00 bu, at Jackson. S.:S:
Copeland, Jackson,

CORN & SEED CORN
WANTED >

Quote lowest price cn corn in
100; bu. lots; del. -here. <T.. .G.
Presley, Eatonton.

Want 200 bu corn in shucks,
within 30 mi. Gainesville. State







ery Branch. a a

PEAS AND oy ees
FOR SALE





Old fashion speckle bunch but-
terbeans, very prolific,-.15 Ib.
Add postage. Mrs.. c. R. ree
Buford, Rt. 1.

Several bushels Tatnodn peas,
sound and pure. $2.00 bu. fob.
Money order. S. F. Mae, Har-
ene Rt

Silver Hull Seater: peas, 80c
pk: $1.50 half bu.; $3.00 bu.;
Lady Be strawberry plants, 25c

ae plants, 75c 500. C. E. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 2

Good sound 1937 O-Too-Tan soy
| beans. $3.50 fob. J. T. Aycock.
Monroe.

Good No. 1 quality O-Too-Tan
soy beans, $2.75 bu. fob. Cash
with order. Jim Palmer, Tennille.

4 bu. O-Too-Tan beans. re-.
cleaned, in good condition. $16. 00
be Otis L, Carter. Canine Rt.

{

90- -Day velvet ake pure and
thoroughly tleaned, $1. 25 bu, Ex-
change for N. C. or Ga. runner
peanuts 50-50. W. S. Lawton, Syl-
vania, Rt. 2.

New Era peas, $2.00 bu. T. G.
OKelley, Maysville. _

50 bu. Brabham peas, 98 per-
cent pure; $2.25 bu. fob. J. M.
Jones, Grayson, +

9 bu, New ra peas, $2.00 bu.
2 bu. Brabham peas, $2.25-bu. not
prepaid. No checks. Ira Goodwil.
Tallapoosa, Rt. 2..

Henderson Bush limas;. eee
ings long. green pod; dwarf ok-
ra; brown sugar crowder peas,







Extra large pop corn seed, fine}

in 1st]

| bu.;

your best price. Bob gals. Flow- |.

_. $1.00 per 500; $1.75 M; Klon-|

by ib. postpaid. | Mrs. dae B. Bail- |
ton,






























































































































PEAS AND BEANS
FOR SALE





Good Clay peas. ena mixe
$2.00. bu. fob. Mrs. L. ae Meas
Cut Cane.

25 bu. Clay. peas, soun
slightly mixed; Bilox
beans, $2.00 bu. Je O. Ada,
Woodland.

Black-eyed crowder peas,
from weevils, 9c lb. -fob.;
bulbs, 25c doz. = del. Mrs.
Morrison, Gainesville, Rt..

100 bu. old fashion late runne
clay peas for hay or eating
poses, $2.00 bu. fob. W. O.
song, Gordon, Rt. di

Running velvet beans $1 eo
in good 2% pu. bags; O-Too-T
beans, $3.00 bu.; Whatley
lific seed corn, nubbed - an
cleaned, in good bags, 2% b
bag, $1.75 bu. fob. Cash wi
der. W.-D. Thorpe, Ft. Valle;

Will exchange tender corn
bean seed, 250 -cupful and ar
apples, 10c Ib. for snap di
seed, nasturtium seed, larg
small gourd: seed, pink an
peony bulbs. Mrs. S. J. S
Waleska. See

Old time white and spec
Half Runner garden beans
der hull when fully matured
teacupful; speckle crowder
10c lb. in 10 lb. lots. No sta
Gennia Brown, Ball Ground,
Ls
60 bu. O-Too-Tan soy be
few cracked by thrash, $3.25
fob. Cash with order. A. O
ler. Luthersville, Rec

Biloxi soy beans, $1.50 b
speckled velvet beans, $1.00
also fodder and peavine ha
market price; White Spa
peanuts, 4c lb. at my farm
WwW. Swan. Wrens.

Good, sound 9 O-Day
beans, $1.00 bu. fob. Bob
Tennille.

About 6 bu. O- Too- Pate -velv:
beans for best cash price.
Kent, Hampton, Rt. 2.
.25 bu. .90- Day velvet: beal
$1.10 bu.; imp. Stonevi
4-A cotton seed, $1.00 bu
Cash with order. W. Co
Tanner, Sandersville. Rt. 1.

Red Hulled, Speckled
sound and free of weevils,
bu. fob.: $1.00 pk. postpaid to
zone. John W. Mopeley, Sop
Rt. 2. :
Selected No. 1 Handi
Bush lima bean seed, 1s
20c ib. del. Marvin Clay,
No. 1 90-Day running v
beans, $1.15 bu. in lots of 5
or more, $1.10 bu. J. Frank '
ner, Sandersville, Rt. 1.
Speckle bunch butter beans
lb. Add postage. Mrs, J. H. D
ey, Millen, Rt. 4.
-10 bu. O-Too-Tan peans, 3
also 1 yr. old black walt
sprouts, $1.00. doz. or 10c
F. McMinn, Ayersville, RF. :
Yard Long peas, 25 lb,; ki
yellow pumpkin seed, 15c ou
Lady peas, nice, sundried ap
10 lb. Add postage, Mrs, |
bert F. Turner, Gainesvill
Pure bunch velvet beans,
bu. in 100 bu. lots, $2.25. i
lots. M. A. Helms. Buena V
Rios. :
. Few hundred misma good
Day -rnning velvet bea
bu. in 2 1-2 bu. bags fo
McCoy, Davisboro.
50 bu. O-Too-Tan beans,
fub; also reg. pigs, oO. I. C-
8 wks. old del. Apr. 15th
15th, $5.00 ea. 00 5 H
ner, Locust Grove: = 2s
Bright, pure kL * pbham =
bu.; bright Clays, $1 1.
Wilson, Sparta.
100 bu. velvet beans, $ 10
Guar. 90 percent germinati
W. Tanner. Sandersville,
15 bu. Iron Clay pea
| Pu. J. N. Day, Cumming.
5 1-2 bu. New Ereas, $
2 bu. unknown peas- sound
hand cleaned, $2.00 bu. S
Gable, Tallapoosa. =
100 bu. Brabham, New
Whips and mixed peas fo
also want pure Red Por
bedding potatoes. Clyde T.
nah, Loganville.
50 bu. Brab peas, $2. 25
bu. mixed peas, $1.60 bu.
pure and sound, bun
beans. $2.50 bu. fob. M
Mr. David Benson. Lo isville
3, Box 113.
Old fashion, speckle,
white running, and white
butterbeans, 12c lb.; dill, 10
green pod okra. seed, extr
Eng. peas, 20c teacupful. Ad.
age. Mrs. Burell Bennett;
ming, Rt. A, ots





O-Too-Tan oy beans, $4.
fob: AL M. Aiken, Newhot



5c lh. John B. Rich
(Rt eee ;