Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1939 May 15

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MONDAY, MAY 15, 1939 NUMBER i



ey Sunels of Georgia. Beans, Squash, Cabbage

Atlanta Produce Market

Prices Decline to > Low Level.








move more > feely around May 20th. S
From May 15th to May 25th this market can
supply two million certified tomato plants of the _
_Marglobe and Rutger varieties at a dollar and a
quarter per thousand. s
The Douglas market is now beginning to move.
~ some squash, beans and onions, with a good. supply
of cabbage in the fields and on the market. _
The Thomasville market has had a large sup=

ply of snap beans on hand with a steady movement.
However, during the past week prices have broken
considerably. Beans are now selling on the Thom-
asville market at from forty to fifty cents per
bushel hamper. ea

Cabbage has continued to move freely on the
Thomasville market and is now selling ten to
twelve dollars and fifty cents per ton. :

$1.10 per bushel and U. Ss. No. 1 size B (1%-2 inches)
stock at about 65-75c.

SPINACH: Supplies are coming Cuehy from
nearby fields. The quality is good and a rather
light supply has been moving at 50-90c per bushel.
best offerings today selling mostly ae 85c per Eee
in small TOUS
SQUASH: Good quality yellow Like has
been offered in somewhat heavy supply at lowest
prices of the season to date. Today sales ranged
40-65c in lots for Yellow Crooknecks and a few
small white summer have brought as high as 90c-
$1.00. Holdover stock of Yellow has sold lowe1.

STRAWBERRIES: Offered have been mostly
ordinary to fair quality and showing effects of. re-
cent rains. Sales have ranged mostly $1.50-2.25 for
Georgia 24-quart crates and $1.50-2.50 for Alabama
stock=2*

SWEET POTATOES: are arriving chiefly from
North Carolina and occasional loads from Georgia,
Tennessee and Alabama. Large lot sales of good

















Heavy receipts of Georgia cabbage, snap beans,
fh and other vegetables have resulted in the
est prices of the season to date. The general
of SNAP SENS has deteriorated slightly





50- 65 _per bushel thi best Kentucky Wonders |
ging up to $1.50.

Cabbage has been moving rather slowly with
good and prices very low. Good quality
d and pointed types are jobbing in load lots at
tly 50-65c bulk per hundred powetds with aE re





















































ow prices. Turnips have been le 15-40c per
en; collards 25- 40c dozen and turnip greens 10- .|
per bushel, mostly 15-25c.

Atlanta Wool Prices



NGLISH PEAS offered from North Carolina, juality stock have been quoted generally from $1.75- Free ee Wot es a es 25e per Ib. |
a and Georgia have sold at $1-1.25 and re- 1.90 bulk per hundred pounds, some best higher and quight Burry ee ee 22c per Ib. |
gh as $1.50, but latest sales for fair quality large and ordinary quality lower. Medium. Surry) 19 per Ib. |



anged only 60-90c bushel, best mostly 70-85c.
nd has been rather. slow.

OTATOES: New crop stock has been arriving :
from Alabama with an occasional load of

.BUNCHED CARROTS in small supply are sell-
ing 35-40c dozen; green onions, 30-40c dozen
bunches; radishes in poor demand at mostly 20-30c

- per dozen bunches. Good quality beets have been



Pen Gyr Ue ee ce 16c per Ib. 4


















































hel stock from Georgia. Sales.of bushels of U.S. Sh linited: demand at 6aefbe per deren lacee ee
1 quality have declined from $1.25 to around bunches. CUCUMBERS have moved slowly and in Livestock .
moderate supply at 50c-$1.50 per bushel, according ATLANTA. May 12-_As- tea White |
to size and quality, generally good stock selling Se eo oe geo Fe
Bice: of Fresh Vegetables | | $1.00-1.25 bushel. ..A few Georgia ONIONS (DRY) Provision Co., and subject to change daily:
rices of fresh vegetables on the State Farm-| | have arrived, but the quality has been only fair to No: 1 sSo0ftsHogs: 180; to. 240-1bs.5 = $5.90
Market, Atlanta, today, May 12th: | ordinary, and selling mostly $1-1.25 a fifty ne No, 2: Soft Hogs, 150 to<180 Ibs. 2 5.40
Lima, per bu. hamper ___ $1.75-2.00 sack of Yellow Bermudas. No: 3. Soft-Hogs; 180 t150 Ibs: 2. oe 5.15
= By Pp : : - De ee a : i No;.4 Soft Hogs, 110 to 130 lbs... 2 4.65.
Bee ee DET Os Re eee Sr No: 5; Pies; 60 46.110 Ibs. 4.40
abbage, bulk, GU Ge ee ee 50- .75 South Georgia Markets Heavy Smooth Hogs, 240 Ibs. up ee 5.40 :
Hards, per dozen ounches.______ 25-40 2 Cabbage is ee rae i oe vere Strictly Corn Fed Hogs
orn, Green, per doz. 2ars__....------ 25- 35 owever, prices Nave Soke BEES. compare 180 to 240 Ibs... Pele iS 6.30
cumbers, ae bushel basket. .85-1.25 with those of two weeks ago. Cabbage 1S ae fah-to 200 Ibs 654 =
3g Plant, per bushel hamper 1.00-1.25 at the markets in South Georgia oa for ae 1300 Ibs. up 6304 own | a
tard Greens, per bu. hamper = 2 25- 35 fifty to sixty cents per one hundred pounds, as 150 to 175 Piso ee a5 ah
ai per bushel Hampers 2 as oe 2.00-3.00 coNE es with one dollar and a half about two : 185 45145 ibs 6.05 3 (ae
: 25-1.35 weeks ago. a ee ee
ons, dry, white, Oe 1 6s 30 i He 40 In the Glennville section truckloads of new nag Ds. down ee eee ee ae aa 00
ons, Green, per dozen bunches. a white crystal wax onions are being put up ALBANY SOFT HOGS
bushel hamper... -T0- .90 crop L y :
eas, Green, per : Peet 56 in new fifty pound bags and have been moving Albany soft hogs were quoted at 6.25 for the
ae ee ee So eee oe ie 1.90-2.00 from that section at around one dollar and twenty- market top.
fishes, he dose Sa ioe ee ae five cents. However, at the present time the market CATTLE -
per bu. hamper SE 65- .90 is weaker. This market and the Claxton market has Cattle: Fat, good quality feed steers and heif-}|
per bu. hamper. 40- .65 a good supply of good graded Bliss and Cobbler ers, $8 to $9: medium kinds, $6.50 to $7.50; fleshy
strawberries SA ot: crates; 2.25-2.40 Irish potatoes on hand and the movement has kinds, $5 to $5.50. Fat cows, 5.50 to 6.00; com-|
sweet Potatoes, bulk, per cwt,._. 2 1-75-1590 been steady. mon and medium, 4.50 to $5.50; canners, mostly |
matoes, loose packed crates... 1.75-2.00 The tomato outlook is much better than it $3.75 to $4. Good bulls, $5.50 to $6; common}
nips, bunched, pel .dezene =. .20- .30 was two weeks ago. Truckloads will be available $4. 50 to $5; good calves, $8 to $9; medium, $6
Turnip Salad, per bu. hamper... .10-_.25 after May 15th. The quality at the present time to $7; throwouts, $3.50 to $5.
= Potato Plants, per thousand... 15-1 35 appears to be fine. | |
: Truck quantities of snap beans are expected to oe 2









MARKET. REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCE

_*Eggs quoted below on the Atlanta Market are for eggs that have not been candled or graded for quality. Eges that have been graded and are guaranteed |
grade A quality are bringing 3c to 5c premium. U.S. Fancies are bringing 8c premium. Unclassified, current receipts and yard-run eggs are not permitted

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Sntatoes:. per 100 Ibs. poe LG ee 1.00 |
weet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs. | 1.75-1. pe ene T15=7,.007 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.25 =
Cabbage (green, per. 100 lbs.) 50-.75 we 60-71) af sie 75-.80 1.00 1.00 ee ee es oe i
_ | Cabbage (white, per 100 lbs.) | .50-.75 73 \ .60-.75 4000 2 1.00 i et
eavine Hay, No. 1, ton. 18.00 12.00 160072 = oe p 45.00 20.00 15.00 18.00 20:00) $is-14) ;
Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton. 12.00 | 7.50 11.00 12.50 8.00 10.00} $00) 0 a aS
Spanish peanuts, No. 1... phase Ee ee ae 60.00 60.00 | . een as
Cottonseed, (prime)... | 26-00 | 24.00 9600 ee 26.00 2500) 2 25.00 26.00 | Ses Se a : ;
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jetin.
FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE FOR SALE



Tansy, Ladies wash bowl, fox-
glove, 5c ea.; 10 yellow japonizas
at 10c ea. mix. col. azaleas and
red and pink roses. 10c ea.; pur-
ple iris, 70c C. Add postage. Ruby
Parks, Ellijay. Rt. 3.

Purple iris, white nareissi, daf-
fodils, black-eyed Susans. blue

_ spider lilies, 25c doz.; white Star

Bethlehem. 30c C: red and pink
rases. 10c ea. Add postage. Wiila
Mae Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

- Drumhead phiox, perennial
Sweei peas, candy tuft, foxglove,
25 doz. primroses, verbena, blue
ageiatum, 50c doz.; August lites,
20 ea. Mrs. V. T. Chamblee,

umming, Rt. 2,

Yellow, cream, purple laven-
der white, blue. variegated

_ Striped, red, pink iris, 1 of each,

35; pink, white weigelia, dbl.
red althea, abelia, kerriz. 1apon-
jcas, 3 for 20c. Frances Eller, El-
lijay, Rt. 3.

A) col. azaleas, 10c ea., 3 for
25; iris, blue, purple, vellow,
white, red, 50c doz.; white mixed
violets, $1.00 C. Seven Sisters ros-
s and goldenbells, 10c ea. Post-
paid. Miss Gladys Eller, Ella
Gap.

Compack fern. 15c; Achimenes
plants, 2 doz. 25c: new cushions
mums, red, yellow, pink, 4 for
25c. Salmon sultana, 2 for 25c.
Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Siloam.

Gladiolas, large No. 1 bulbs.
best var. including Picardy,
Maid of Orleans, 35c doz.; super
giant Oregon pansy plants, 35c
doz. super giant rust-proof snap-
wilt-resistant asters,
eiant and Pom zinnias, 25c doz.
5 doz. $1.00. Prepaid. GC. A.
Dobbs, Gainesville, Box 23.

Mix. col. canas. jonquils, but-

_ ter-cups, narcissi, 25c doz.; mari-
golds, zennias, snow on the mtn.,

Four O:Clocks, petunias, 15 doz.
Exc. for white feed sacks. Add

postage. Mrs. O. W. Colsom.
Toomsboro, Rt. 2.
Jonquils, mixed col. cannas,

narcissi, butter - cups, 25c doz.;
Four Oclocks. mix. col. petunias,
_zennias, 15c doz. Exc. for white
feed sacks. Add postage. Miss
Grace Pitts, Toomsboro. Rt. 2.
Jessic Dobbs, Bremen, Rt. 2.

1 cape jasmine (even bloomer)
6 ft. high, 60 ft. around, $25.00.
Sell for less at my home, near
Cornelia

Some flower plants for sale.
Ask for list and prices. Mrs. H.
L. Brittingham, Guyton.

Larkspur plants. mixed colors.

25c for 50. Write. Mrs. Jos. Hem-

bree, Martin, Rt. 2.

Boxwood cuttings, one cent

each. Exc. for white sacks, free

of holes: 50 cuttings for 10 sacks.
Ma Cochran, Rolston,

Sultana (rose) cut. 5 rooed.
10c; geranium. begonias. May.
June, October, Christmas. rat-
tail cactus. 5c; white August lil-
Jes. 15c: 15 pot plants, 50c:-35 for
$1.00. Others. Mrs. Lester Phil-
lips. Royson. Rt. 1.

Pink Fairy lilies and white
tube-rose, 20c doz.: August lilies,
10c ea.; hardy phlox, all col.
darkspur. 10e doz.: red Amarvllis
lilies, 20c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Jessie Dobbs, Bremne. Rt. 2.

Dbl -red Camellia japnonicas. 6-
10 in. 30 to 60c ea.; geranium
cut. 20c doz.; verbena. cannas
and many others for sale. Mrs

Jonquils. 500 for $4.50; paper

white narcissi. 200 for $2; yellow

canras. will sell cheap or exc. for
Nandinas or Sweet Williams.
postage extra: 1 bu. black wai-
nut meas 40c per lb.; Roman
hyacinths. blue. 25c per doz. or
exc. for fine gladioli, named var.
Albert Driver, Carrollton.

Purple iris. orange day and

_ blackberry lilies. 75c C; foxglove.
pink verbena, butter and eggs.
15 doz.; snowballs, pink weige-|

liq pink and red myrtle. lilac. 2

_ or 25c. Rooted. Add postage.

Esty Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.






Daffodils, narcissi, orange lil-
ies, purple fox-glove, blue, sweet
violets, 75c C; yellow jasmine.
bridal wreath, Eng. dogwood,
white, running rose. Weeping
Mary. Rooted. 2 for 20c. Add
postage. Exc. Merine Henderson.
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49.

Jonquils, mix. canas, butter-
cups, narcisi, 25c doz.; Marigolds,
zenias, mixed petunias, Four
Oclocks, 15c doz. Add postage.
Exc, for white feed sacks. Miss
Elise Pitts, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Ground. lilies, 3 large bulbs,
25c; 10 large bunches verbena, all
col. 25c; glads, variegated, 15 for
25c; 40 mums, rooted, all col.
30c. Add posage. Mrs. Marion
Holland. Meigs, Rt. 2.

Spengerie and feather fern, Si.
Bernard lily, pink Oxalis, Kmas
cactus, well rooted, large plants,
10c ea. del.; 1 dbl. red geranium
cutting 5c. Rosa Lee Jackson,
Ivey.

Pink running roses, 3 for 25c;
Lady of the Lake, Shasta daisies,
black-eyed Susans, 25 doz.;
lemon lilies, 10 ea.; large cream
wax and Emperor daffodil. bulbs.
20c doz. 90c C. Add postage. Er-
lene Robinson, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Parlor vine, Tree cactus.
weather plant bulbs, rat-tail
cactus. 5c ea.; Sprengeria and

Boston ferns, 10c; dbl. rose ger-
anium cuttings, red and pink
conch begonias ,4c ea. Not post-
paid. Mrg. Aaron W. Hill, Mays-
ville. Rt. 1.

Orange Flare cosmos, phlox.
mock orange, larkspur. 5 for 5c;
4 col. verbena, ageratum, run-
ning perriwinkle, phsostegia, ox-
alis, rainbow moss, 5c bunch, lan-
tana, fuchsia, ger., dbl. petunia.
5c cutting. Mrs. Lula Hawkins
Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

Spider plants, Lady of the
Lake, ageratum, 10c doz.; orange
and red cannas. 6 for 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. W. S. Davis, Har-
alson.

All col. azaleas, yellow jasmine,
red japonica, pink almond, cor-
alberry, purple lilac, forsythia,
spruce, 75c doz., 2 doz.. $1.25. All
rooted; blue, white, Calif., vio-
les $1.00 C. Joyce Penland, EI-
lijay.

Speckled leaf begonia cut.
pink verbena, orange lilies, 5c ea.;
yellow, dbl., eannas, 40 doz.;
white and purplish pink hardy
phlox, 2 for 25c. Mrs. Ludie Da-
vis, Rockyface.

Foxglove, Shasta daisies, mix.
col. larkspur. Scabosia, 20c doz.;
lavender, purple iris, 3 for 10c;
Jap. poppies, hardy sunfflower,
15 doz.; blue ageratum, 10c bun.
Exe. some for snake plant white
or lemon verbena. Sara Mavix.
Rockyface.

4-6 in. boxwood, rooted, 2 doz.
$1.00; gardenias, blooming size.
2 for $1.00; crepe myrtle. 2-3 ft.,
rooted, $2.00 doz.; canna bulbs.
$5.00 M; Eng. dogwood, 2-3 ft..
$1.50 doz.; $7.00 C. Mrs. C. M.
Robinson, Greenville.

Iris, 75 C; dahlias, $1.00 doz.:
Eng. dogwood, 10c; spider lilies.
50e doz.; bleeding heart, 3 for
50c; hardy phlox, 25c doz.: lilac
10c; roses 5c; daffodils. $1.00 C.
Exe. for Vigorvine tomato plants.
Mrs. Jay Moss, Talking Rock.
Bi 2:

5 dif. begonias, 25c: 3 dif. ger,
for 15c: pinebur ger. 10c ea.: ox-
alis, pink and white, 10c; sur-
prise lilies, 2 for 10c; flag lilies.
7c C; gladioli. 25 doz. Add

~ostage. Mrs. Exia Gable, Talla-

poosa. Rt. 2.

Mtn. laurels, azaleas,
dendrons. $1.00 doz.;-purple, yel-
low iris. 25c-doz.; forsythia, red
cannas, 15 ea. Postpaid. No or-
ders Jess $1.00. Mildred Martin.
Ellijay,

Grape begonia, 15 ea.. 2 for
29c; 50 for $5.00; red and white
per., 15c; red striped and green
jew. 10c cu.; Star of Bethle_
hem. 15 C. 500 for 50c: old
fashiowed jonguils. 15c doz: or-
ange day lilies. 20c doz. Mrs.
Mamie Stone, Adairsville.





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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE





All col. fall pinks, white iris,
10c doz.; big, white daisies, 30
C; 50 for 20c; snow-on-mtn. 5c
doz.; lantana, ger. cut., peafow!,
Boston fern, deer tongue, rooted.
10c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Jas.
L. Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1,

Blooming size red hybrid Am-
aryllis bulbs, 20c ea.; yellow,
long trumpet daffodils, dbl yel-
low King Humbert cannas, or-
ange lilies, blue German. iris.
bridal wreath. Peruvian daffo-
dils, $1.25 C. Add postage. Alice
Harrison, Bremen.

6 wandering jew. 2 ger. 4 red
oxalis, 1 justicia. 2 St. Bernard
pot lilies, 1 red begonia, all for
30c; 1 doz. perennial phlox. 1 coz.
foxglove, all for 30c..Add postage,
Mary Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
Box 58.

Primroses, foxglove, house-

leak, hardy phlox, verbena. 5 col.)

iris, daffodils, jonquils, 15c doz.,
2 for 25c; lilies, Weeping Mary,
dogwood. others. 10c ea. 2 for 15c.
Mrs. J. W. Silver, Talking Rock,
Rt. 2;

Grand Duke Jasmine. rooted,
25c ea.; purple Achimenes plaats,
20c doz. 2 doz. 35c- Miss Mittie
Collins, Smithville, Rt. 1.

Jonquil bulbs, 25c C; narcissi,
orange day, water lilies, 50c C;
snowdrift, goldenglow, foxglove,
30c doz. Mrs. Rader Jones, Dah-
lonega. :

20 dif. iris, 50c; dbl. and single
butter and eggs, dbl., single daf-
fodils, narcissi, 50c C; pink, white
weigelia, spirea, purple lilac, hy-
drangea. goldenbell, forsythia, 3,
25c; dbl. red altheas, 3, 25c. Mrs.
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Hollyhocks, japonicas, box-
woods, purple lilacs, 2 for 25c;

herokee roses, pink almonds.
cape jasmine, goldenbells, dbl.
white spirea, 3 for 25c; daffodils.
25c doz. Rooted, well packed. Add
postage. Mrs. Missouri Duvall.
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 50.

Trailing arbutus, evergreen ga-
Jax, hardy ferns, wild geraniums,
wild sultanas, hardy phlox, 20c
doz. $1.00 C; azaleas, red buds,
Cherokee roses. japonicas, for-
sythia, 3 for 25c. Susie Wilson.
Loving. :

Yellow and white jonquils,
long trumpet daffodils, dbl. but-
ter and eggs, $1.00 C; blue spider
lilic-, $1.00 doz. Nora McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

R--, dbl. cannas, 2 for 5c; blue
iris, 3 for 5c; white narcissi, one
cent each; blue hyacinths, 3 for
5c; May cherries, 15c ea. Add
postage. Miss Orlene Cantrell.
Gainesville, Rt. 1, Box 154.

June day lilies, light blue vio-
lets, 60c C; yellow cannas, blue
iris, button chrysanthemums, 25
doz.; wild blue violets and iris.
20c doz. Add postage. Verlyn
Weaver. Temple. ;

Pink Fairy lilies, 15 bulbs 25c;
yellow jonquils, 60c ; $4.50 M;
August lilies, 10c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Emma Ballenger, Tem-
ple, Rt. 2.

Seed from dark velvety petun-
ias. plumed celosia and coxcomhb,
larkspur, mostly blue, orange
marigold, lemon marigold, 5c pk.

Mrs. R. McConnell, Cornelia,
Star Rt. 5
20 kinds blooming size peren-

nials, 1 to 5c each; annuals, lark-
spur, centaurea, scarbiosa, pe-
tunias, coreopsis, yard coleus, 50
C; numed cannas and Hemero-
callis, 5c ea. $1.00 orders post-
paid. Mrs. R. Gable, Haralson.

Blue bottles, 10e doz.; garlic.
10c; purple lilac, 15; iris (most
any col.) 20c doz.; jonquils. nar-
cissi, yellow or white, 50c C;
white peas, 5c lb. Mrs. G. C. Tay-
lor, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Orange, purple; pink sultana.
4 shades red, 2 shades pink, pur-
ple. salmon, white geraniums,
red, pink, white conch and ma-
ple begonias, fuschia, 5 kinds
ferns for sale. Mrs. B. E, Parten.
Royston, Rt. 1.

Pink. Fairy lilies, pink peren-
nial phlox, 30c doz.; yellow, long
Trumpet daffodils, yellow. dbl.
cannas, orange lilies, $1.25 C;
pink, white oxalis, 20c doz.; red
cigar plants. 30c ea. Add post-
age. Ruth Head, Bremen.

Yellow trumpet daffodils, dbl.
yellow King Humbert cannas, or-
ange Astrix lilies. blue German
iris, purple lady of the lake, $1.25
C; pink, watermelon crepe myr-
t'2, 30c ea. Add postage. L. A.
Wright, Bremen.

Long trumpet daffodils, butter
and eggs, white and yellow jon-
quils, $1.00 C: blue spider lilies.
$1.00 doz.; yellow. perennial lark-
spur. 50c doz.-Miss Cecil McCur-
lev. Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Wild geraniums, trailing arbu-
tus. - evergreen galax, hardy
n lox, hardy ferns, 20c doz. $1.00
C; Cherokee roses, red bud, red

eogwood, coralberry, 3 for 25c.
E. E. Abercrombie, Mineral
Funff.

Dahlias, properly divided, pur-
ple. red, 7 var., spirea, cydonia.
fersythia, abelia, lilac, Lonicera.
Euenymous, 8 var., monthly bush
roces, well rooted, 8c ea. 15 for
$1.00 postpaid. Lillian Thomas,

Snapdragons, all colors, some
variegated, 10c teaspoonful of
seed. Add postage. Mrs. I. N.
Minish, Commerce. Rt. 4.

Sweet Williams, 50c doz.; yel-
low jasmine, 15c ea.; $1.00 doz.;
white narcissi, 50 for $1.00; 25
for 60c; large kind jonquils, 50
for $1.00 or 25 for 60c; All post-
paid. Money orders only. Mrs.
Jack E, Hayes. Blakely, Rt. 2.

Blooming size gladioli (mix.
col.) bulbs, $1.00 C; or exc. for
Roman hyacinths. red cup nar-
cissi. scilla or snowflake bulbs.
Doz. for doz. A var. of iris, 25c
doz. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, Atlan-
ta, Rt. 4. Box 317. 3

Iri., purple. white. sky blue.
pink, paper white and yellow
narcissi, All, 5 doz. $1.00. Add
postage, Mrs. H. O. Padgett, At-
lanta, 160 Howard St. S. E. :

Purple, blue, white red and
red with white center verbena,
pink and white -xalis, 10c ea;
Christmas and Thanksgiving
cactus, Crown of Thorns. red
rosebud and extra large dbl. pink
geranium, 5c cut. Mrs. Dewey W.
Faircloth, Seville.

Larkspur, phlox, corn flower,
petur>, 20e doz; blue and white
flags, jonquils, Star of Bethle-
hem, Butter and eggs, 25c doz.;
zennias, 15 doz. Adc vostage.
Miss Ada Birdsill, Marietta, Rt.
BE

Cannas, orange and yellow, 25c
c.z.; red and yellow chrysanthe-
mums, trailing arbutus. ea, 2 for
5c. Taylor Stanley, Aska.

Laree prize winning chrysan-
themums. Silver Wedding. white.
Golden Glow, yellow, Man O
War, Pink Lavender, Black
Hawk, red variegated, flesh
cream ball pink, 20 plants, $1.00.
Mrs. R. L. Silver, Cuthbert. Rt. 5.

Canna bulbs, Alimania, Apri-
cot, City of Portland. Italia, Eu-
reka, Gladiator, Indiana, King
Humbert, President. Rosea Gi-
gantea. Wyoming and_ yellow
King Humbert 6-40c; 60c doz.
$3.00 C. Guar. Sat. S. L. Calfee,
Brunswick.

White vine. 3 ft. and holly
trees (for shade), $2.00 ea.; ferns.
1 ft-., evergreen. 3 for $1.00, well
rooted. All FOB.; also ylelow
root for sale. Howard Deweese.
Sweet Gum.

50 bu. St. Augustine lawn grass
rooted plants (grow anywhere).
$1.15 bu. Del. promptly. Mrs. W.
D. Barefield, Fort Gaines, Rt. 1.

Gladioli bulbs, Piccardy, Giant
Nynph, Apricotte Glow, Dr. Ben-
nett, and others mixed, le ea-;
separate, higher; also mums, 10c
doz.; large sunflower seed, 10c
Ib. Exc. for multiplying onions.
Add postage. Mrs. W. J. Bruce,
Decatur, Rt. 1.

Giant boxwoods, 6-14 in. well
rooted, 2&c ea-; all col. dbl. hol-
lyhock plants, 50c C. Mrs. H. K.
Moore, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Pink Thrift, Siberian lilies,
mi:-. iris; yellow coreopsis, 200
for $1.00; purple lilac, winter

Jasmine. 10 for 50c; rose weige-
lias, forsythias, 6 foi 50c. Root-
ed. Postpaid. Mrs. Dick Powell.
College Park Rt. 2.

_ Asst. col. verbenas, 25 doz.;
well rooted Shasta daisies, 25c
doz. $1.25 C. Rooted. Add post-
age. Mrs. C. J. Malphus, Tuscu-
lum. z

Cut flowers. pink verbena, 3
doz. 50c; daffgdils, butter-cups
and narcissi mixed, 75c C. Gold-
englow. 5 doz. 35c; perennials,
mixed phlox, perennial blue as-
ters, mix. col. mums, 4 doz. 50c.
Miss Fannie Ford. College Park.
1018 S. E. Main St.

Blue blooms, white, yellow
throats Jew for pots or ground.
10c doz-; dusty miller, butter-
cups, daffodils, white narcissi
25c C. White Eng. dogwood.
peach trees. and others for bud-
ding, cheap. Add postage.-.Mat-
tie Belle Sanders, Buchanan. Rt.
2

Holly bushes, 15c ea.; Moun-
tain laurels, 2 for 15c; white
pine, 10c ea.; March pinks, 2 for
5; wild violets, 3 for 5c. Well
rooted. Add postage. Lewis Stan-
ley, Aska. g

Dahlias, all dbl. 5c ea.; 3 dif.
col. red, lavender, yellow. purple.

white, variegated; chrysanthe-
mums white, yellow, dark red.
bronze, 3 for 5c; cannas, yel-

low, large red, 25c doz.
Mecser, Aska.

Red and white dogwoods, aza-
leas, mtn. laurels. 25c ea. post-
paid, or exc. for Sword and Lace
ferns, red and pink geraniums.
begonias. and fancy leaf cala-
dium, all rooted. Ea. pay post-
age. Mrs: Thelma Edmond. Talk-
ing Rock. Rt. 2.

Dbl. dahlias, garnet red. 50c
doz. Exe. for purple skin P. R.
plants; dozen tubers for 2 doz.
plants. Ea. pay postage; Verbe-
na, all col. 5 ea. or exc. for cab-
bage headed collard plants. Mrs.
J. M. Stevens. St. Marys.

Red spider lilies. paper white
and vellow centered narcissi, 25c
per 2 doz.; $1.00 C: milk and
wine lilies. 2 for 15; Postpaid.
All bulbs blooming size. Mrs. H.

Gertrude








Haralson.

Mineral Bluff. .

-aleas, 35c doz.; mt. laurel,

$1.25 C; red cigar plants 30

Pink crepe myrtle pink
ering almonds, white, En
wood, flowering pear, 12
snow white mums, 20c qd
ple violets, few white
les. Mrs. Mary E. raylo
don,, Rt. 3, Box 44 B.

Large fine dahlias, $12
Ama Rays. Bettie Aust
garet Wilson, Jersey
Treasure Island, Jane )
Warner Pride of Califora
olds Cub: Giant. other:
Dora Gilstrap. Suwanee.

Shasta daisies, verbenas,
purple, lilac, red, pink,
white center, asst. col. pri
ning chrysanthemums,
25c doz. qb. red star cra
tus, 5c ea. Add postag
A. C. Malphus, Tusculum.

Azaleas. rhododendrons,
laurels, red and white 4
Sweet shrub. crabapple.
pine, pink, dbl. roses. 3
doz. well rooted, Add
Exe. for white feed sacks.
Cordell, Hurst.

Chrysanthemums,
bronze, med. deep pink
smali daisy tyre, plants,
or exc. for perper. o
pliant, tomato or cabba
Mrs. Homer . Jackson,
RE 2.

Mommoth, Sylvia, Queen
Alexander Waldie, Dr. Te
B. Anderson and other |
$1.25 doz. postpaid. Mrs
Bell, Duluth, Rt. 2.
Various colors and whi
anium cuttings, 3 slips, 25
pink oxalis bulbs, 2 fo
same order, Mrs. I. F.
Nahunta.

Red cannas, orange
dahlias, 3 for 25c; mix
$1.00 C; purple lilacs. p
monds 4 for 25c;_
ies. 10c doz.; 15 evergreen |
onicas. $25.00. Bring truck
yponicas. Mrs.
Cumming, Rt. 2.
Varieties nice dahlias f
or exchange for what you
Mrs. J. H. Power. 24 El
Hogansville.

Blackeyed Susans, fors
15 doz.; daisy chrysanthe
20c doz.; water lilies and
tian lotus, 50c ea.; other
plants. 15 ea. Excha
large dahlias, Mrs. H. F.
Butler. Rt. 2. a

Dogwood, red and peac
r.. laurel, privet hedge
bridal wreath. yellow roo
fashion blue flags, 30c
snowball, 40c doz.; dwarf
woods, 10c ea. Lionel Eller.
ganton, Rt. 1. :

15 different colors mixed
lia tubers. with sprout. 50c
mixed colors dahlia sli
doz.; mixed colors _ peren
phlox, mums, iris. thrift. 24
25c; mixed color hardy
6 for 30c. Mrs. Sarah G
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Blooming size iris bulb
Ple and lavender. with to
tra large 70c C; 200, $1.2
size paper white iris bulk
C; jonquils. blooming siz
C; 200, $1.00. Add postage.
C. White, Temple, Rt. 2. ]

One cape jasmine. 4 ft
35 feet around, $30.00; r
gonia, sweet gum. lavendel
aniums, May ard June
jew, 5c cuttings; sprengeria
4 and 5 yrs. old, $2.00. Add
age under $1.00. Mrs. Oscar
lips. Ashland, Rt. 2. -

Stiff leaf caladiums. bu
bush 10c ea.; large whit
lets, false dragon heads.
roses, African daisies, !
dium, i
doz. Add postage. Exchange
guinea ,eggs. Mrs. Wavy |
Toomsboro. : ge

Cherokee roses. red. yello
aleas, redbud. crabapple, m
rel, holly, white pines. rhod
drons. coralberry. $1.00 doz
and iris lilics. violets 35
$100: 6; Hobert Abercrom















































































Snowball. weigelia. almon
thea, spirea, red and yello
onicas, 15c ea.; mixed colo

dodendrons, 90c doz.: box
arborvitae. 25c ea. Add post
Mrs. J. M. Davis, Ellijay, R
Box 88.

All colors azaleas, 35c
snowball. almond, weigelia
theas. spirea, red and yellow
onicas. 15 ea.; purple iri
doz. Exchange for white
sacks. Add postage. Teleta D:
Ellijay, Rt. 4..

. Golden feather chrvsa
mums, 2 varieties white,
and orchid. 50c doz. Add 7c
age. Mrs. Carrie L. Price.
kKinsburg. :

Small black sacred lily o
dia, pink June cactus and
ticia, rooted, 20 ea.; long tr
pet daffodils. blue German



Sweet gum, geraniums 2 fo
Add postage. Mantile Har

All colors large type mur
plants. $1.00; all colors b
and daisy type mums. |



B. McGill Bronwood.

Cuthbert.

1.00. Mrs, Minnie Bell,



May 15, 1939.

MARKET. BULLETIN.



LOWERS AND SEED |
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
| FOR SALE |

| FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED -
FORSALE



Butter and eges, lady of the
ke chrysanthemums, dusty
, 20c doz.; iris, lly bulbs,
-> velvet rose bushes, sage
es, 20c ea.; white narcissi, 50
5c; dbl. lily bulbs, 30c doz.

S postage. Margie White,
rple, Rt. 1.

k fairy lilies, yellow glad-
bulbs, 25c doz.; red bulbs, 20c

dark red and pink verbena,

unch; physostegia, 10c doz.
postage. Mrs. Genie Barlow,
i poo Rt. I.

pace and small types chrys-
hemums, named varieties, 75c
dahlia bulbs, 15c ea.; glad-
yulbs (pink). 25 doz.; Mrs.
H. Nelson, Powder Springs,

oe marcissi bulbs, 59;
Jia bulbs, 5c ea.; spider and
ilies, 75c doz-.; honeysuckie
es, rooted, 25c ea. Dollie Bark-
ll, Bremen, Rt. 2 Box 58.
alias, Treasure Island, Jane
, Jersey Beacon, $1.50 doz.;
aners, Mrs, Harold, Cukan
Miner Derger, $1.25 doz.;
ta Gilstrap, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

ge red and yellow annas,
doz.; white and bronze crys-
hemums, and yellow bells.
le sweet Williams, 3 for 5c;
horse mint, 2 for 5c; red and
Wier dahlias. 5 ea. Add
ge. Dorothy Stanley. Aska,
fater lilies: Red James Bri-
White Gladstone 2 for 50c;
for $1.00. All blooming size.
mes Bell, Duluth.

Mixed eolors mt. azaleas, 40c
z., golden bell, red javonicas,
nk almonds, red altheas, pur-
ple wisteria, white spirea, 10c ea.
ourple fox glove, pink nardy
OX, blue day lilies, zolden
-buttercups, 15c doz. Audia

Ss, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
jJaponicas, 50c ea.; pdlue
yellow lilies, 35c doz.; four-
la, Spruce and white oimes 2
5; rhododendrons, at ea.
dd postage. Leonard Clayton.

yo Bet. 2
Red, pink, white conch, begon-
reen leaf and maple begonia;
, purple and salmon sultanas
hades pink and 4 shades red
unium, lantanas. 4 kinds ferns
cu ting. Add postage. Lucy
Partain, Royston, Rt. 1.

yellow redbud, . coralber-
laurel, rhododendrons
apple, red dogwood, $1.00
- prav violets, day lilies,
ling arbutus, 45c doz.; $1.00
ae Joe Henry, Mineral

narcissi, jonquils,
$1.00 Cc: all col-
iris and azaleas, yellow and
japonicas. golden bell, 10c ea.
postage. Mrs. Homer Eller,

, daffodils, narcissi, 75c C.
color azaleas seven sister
ses, English poplar, bird eye
ishes, pink almond, white Eng-
dogwood, 10c ea. Add post-
Mrs. Jack Vick, Ella Gap

ite narcissi, yellow jonquis,
-C; blue day lilies, 20c doz.:
leas, 40c doz.; red japonicas,
den bell, pink, white althea,
almond, purple wisterin,

a jasmine vine, 5c ea.
; Ethel James Ellijay. Rt. 3.

olden glow, pink verbena

oses, 50c doz.; yellow per-
ial daisy, perennial sweet
S, 25c doz.: : roses, 5 for $1.00.
S: Maude Chamblee. Cunt!-

Large red and white dahlia
bs, 10c ea.; exchange for pot
Wers, rooted cuttings, white,
d, bronze, pink, yellow chrvs-
ithemums, 25c doz. Also want
lgust and Easter lilies, Bertha
owe, Rt. 2, Dallas.
range lilies, yellow and red
ponicas, 50c doz.; altheas 2c;
35c doz.; orange elad-
6 for 50c. Add postage. Mrs.
| Beasley, White Stone.

tar circle cuttings and Aug-
ily plants, 25c ea.: lemon
$1.00 C. Add postage. Effie
den, Rt. 2, Bremen.

rk Cerese everblooming
William plants, 50c doz.;
light purple, pink, white
ed verbena, 5c and 10c ea.
S. D. Brown. Cordele.
kberry lilies, 4 doz. 50c;
ana daisies and pink prim-
15c doz.; junipers, 1 ft.
5c ea. Add postage. No
s. Mrs. Savannah Ralston

Well rooted evergreen hedge

amount; also purple wister-

ia. Mrs. W. A. Hammond. Grant-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 36.

boxwood, nice
ches, 4 ft. tall,
nd. Make best offer.
, Ralson.
Butter and eggs, dusty miller,
bunch; also horse radish,
tnip, 10 bun.; rhubarb. 3 for
Mrs. Sidda Southerland, Rt.
Ellijay.
onda lilies, Golden glow, 25c
OZ.5 large red and yellow can-
as, ""5e C ; paper white narcissi
le C; asparagus fern, 1 yr. old
ea-; Christmas cactus, 3 cut-
10. Add postage. Mrs. J.
rickland, Bremen, RE. 3.

shape
174 ft.
Lb

reas



Large size blue iris lily bulbs,
85c C; 200, $1.60. Eva White,
Temple, Rt. 2.

Red and yellow honey suckles,
15c ea.; jonquils, puttercups,
yellow Narcissi, cannas, lemon
lilies, 25c doz.; snow on the
mountain, marigolds, batchelor
buttons, zinnias, 10c doz. -Add
postage. Mrs. Alma Colson, Rt.
2, Toomsboro,

Red or white dogwood, red
buds, red maple, 25c ea. Postpaid.
Malva M. Silver, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Daffodils, blue iris, gray vio-
lets, jonquils, narcissi, day lil-
ies, snowdrop, pink trailing arbu-
tus, pink phlox, 35c doz.; $1.06
C; red japonicas, 25c ea.; 5 for
$1. 00. Gladys Robinson, Minerai

Bluff.

Scented yellow r narcissi 75 per
C; April blooming narcissi 50c
Cc: long trumpeted -daffeails,
cream with yellow centers, 60c
= rece H. A. Holston. Macon,

Azaleas, mix. cols. 50e per doz.
blooming size; white spider lilies
15c to 20c ea.; red Japonicas 25c
ea.; purple Iris, 15c per doz.;
rhododendron, crabapple 50c per
doz. Add postage. Mrs, Benjaniin

FE. Charles, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Coralberry. forsythia, red and
white dogwood, white pines, red
and silver maples, red suds,
Cherokee roses, Azaleas, 3 for
25c; Trailing Arbutus, evergreen
galax, 20c doz. Add postage. R.
L. Cochran Mineral Bluft.

Orange day and Leopard lilies.
50c C; primroses, Star of Beth-
lehem, blue violets, 10c doz.;
Birdeye bushes, altheas. snow-
ball, yellow Texas rose, big red
roses, weeping Marys, hybiscus,
well rooted, 2 for 25c. Add post-
age. Beatrice Parks, Ellijay.

White spider lilies, 50c
doz.; blue Iris, 35e doz.;
dendron, laurel, white pine, 25c
blue violets, 35c Mattie
Clayton Ellijay, Rt,

Pink Xmas cacius, i for 25c;
well rooted; fragrant yellow nar-
cissi 50 for 50c; Red President
cannas, 50c doz.: or .exc. for
dahlias, gladioli, colored Iris and

per

flowering shrubs, postpaid. Eve-|

lyn Seago, Pinehurst.

Yellow Japonicas; dif. col. ros-
es, 10 ea.; purple Iris; white
narcissi 40 doz.; Lady's wash
bowl, 20c doz. All rooted, add
postage. Ruth Parks, Ellijay, Et:

Boxwood, 17, rooted,
boxwood cuttings,
paid. Mrs. W. A.
don, Star route.

Daffodil, 5000 dbl. $2.59 per M.
FOB Augusta. Mrs. F. W.
Schmidt Augusta, Rt. 2.

Orange day lilies, purple King
and yellow Iris, jonquils, 25 doz.
Mixed cols. Azaleas, Mtn. Lau-
rel, rhododendron, $1 doz. post-
paid. No orders less than $1. Es-
tell Duvall, Ellijay.

Cannas, mix. cols. jonquils,
buttercups, yellow narcissi, !em-
on lilies, 25 doz.; marigolds,
zennias, Four Oclocks, variezat-
ed petunias; 15 doz. Exc. for
white feed sacks. Add postage.
pees Nellie Pitts. Toomsboro, Rt.

Water lilies, 15 per doz. bulbs
or 2 doz. 25c; green budded rose
bushes cuttings 10c; Irish lilies,
blue, 10 per doz.; rabbits ear 10c
per bunch; sweetshrubs $1 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Myrtle Barnes,
Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Zinnias, dbl. seed, mix. colors;
yellow Lupines, 8c per pkg. del.
Miss Annie M. May, Mitchell, Rt.
3

Hastings perennial sweet peas,
digitalis, 25c doz.; roses, Pauls
Scarlet, Silver Moon, yellow Van
Fleet 20c ea.,, or 6 for $1; hardy
astor, yellow cannas, 10c ea. Wil-
liam Chamblee, Cumming Rt. 2.

Physostegia, large, plants 1I5c
per doz. del. Miss Jessie Ricnard-
son, Gordon. :

Batchelor button, red and
white seed, 5c cupful, plus post-
age; long green pod okra sced,
15c per Ib. plus postage. Mrs.
Georgia Kelley, Cedartown, Rt.
a8

Azaleas, 35c doz.; red Japoni-
cas; Altheas, white spirea, snow-
balls, pink weigelias, 15c ea.; Ar-
borvitaes, live oak, boxwouod,
spruce pine, 25c ea. perennial
phlox; 20c doz. Rooted. Add post-
oe Mrs. Coy C. Davis, Ellijay.
Rt. 2:

May narcissi, 1000 bulbs, $1 per

M and postage or 15c doz. and
postage. .Mrs. J. T- Armour,
Rayle, Rt. 1.

Yelhow daffodils and yellow
narcissi, $2 per C. Mrs. E. T.
May, Warthen.

Drumhead phlox, shasta, har-
dy yellow daisies, blue violets,
30c doz.; pink, red dahlia slips:
blue asters, 10c ea.; digitaiis,
candy tuft, 25 doz. Mrs. Vo Oe:
Chamblee Cumming, Rt. 2.

Yellow trumpet daffodils,
white sweet scented narcissi,
blooming size bulbs; 15 per doz.
2 doz. 25c; hardy tame blue vio-
lets, 10c bunch. Add postage. La-
mar Teem, Talking Rock.

$1.15; 106
$1.15 vost-
Casper, Bow-

rhodo- |}.



Narcissi, white, 25c per coz.;
blue grape nyacinths, 50c C or
500 for $2, all del. on $1 orders
a ie Drucilia Akins, Canon,

Cannas, pink, yellow, red and
bronze; purple Iris, lemon lil-
jes. pink thrift, 50c per doz.;
caladiums, 10c ea.; yard ivy and
wisteria vines, 6 for 50c del. Inez
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Hardy philox, purple, lavender
foxglove, primrose, Dusty Miller.
15e doz.; bridal wreath and bou-
quet; Altheas dogwoods, Japan-
ese quince, lilac, 6 for 25c. Mrs.
Osear Silver, Talking Rock.

Golden bells, Azaleas, well
rooted, 2 for 25c; pink Altheas,
yellow roses, 15c ea.; dogwoods,
cedars, 2-3 ft. 50c doz-.; jonquils,
June lilies, 0c C, Exc. for any-
thing can use, Add postage.
Mary Nell Roe, Talking Rock.

Giant old-fashioned flags.
royal blue yellow Iris, lemon Hl-
ies, $1 C; large chrysanthemums,
mix. cols. 50c dob.; giant holly-
hock bloom. size, 40c doz.; brown
daisy chrysanthemums 250 doz.
Mrs. W. H. Hughey, Fairmount,
Rt. 1.

Blu. spider lilies, $1 doz.;
white and yellow jonquils, put-
ter and eggs, long trumpet daf-
fodils, $1 C; catnip, peppermint,
50c per doz. Miss Mattie Mc-
Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Sultana, purple, cuttings; pur-
ple fuschia, dbl. geraniums, ap-
plebloom, purple pink; conch be-
gonias pink or red; Oxalis, last
3 rooted, 8 for 40c, postpaid.No
checks nor stamps. Eula Overby,
Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Cannas, President red and ca-
nary yellow, roots, 15e doz. 60c
C; pink running roses, peren-
nial sweet peas, watermelon red
crepe Myrtle. 10c ea.; dark
brown and yellow blackeyed Su-
sans, 8 for 10c, add postage. Mrs.
Buford Robinson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Virginia creepers, 3 for 25c;
Cherokee roses, McCartney
hedge roses, 12 for 25c; $2 C
postpaid. Exc. for milch goat or
peer J. W. Toole, Macon, Rt.
a:

Larkspur shasta daisies, Scab-
jiosa, Centaurea, violets, physos-
tegia, grape hyancinths, Star of
Bethlehem, Coreopsis, Gaillardia,
hollyhocks. primroses, Artemisia,
10c doz. $1.00 for 150 plants;
fairy lilies, Hemerocallis 20c doz.
$1 orders postpaid. Mrs. R.
Gable, Haralson.

Tuberoses, 30c per doz.; ele-
phant ears, 10c per root or 3 for
25c. R. W. Wingo, Newnan.

Tris, purple and yellow, 25 doz.
Mtn. Azaleas laurels, rhododen-
drons, $1 per doz.; red leaved
cannas, red blooms, forsythai, 15c
ea. All well rooted, postpaid.
Mrs. W. Duvall, Ellijay.

Hastings large marigold seed.
3 shades, mixed, large cupful 10c,
fob or exc. for any col. dahlias,
except red. Lillie King, Rock-
mart, Rt. 3. _

Nareissi, buttercups jonquils,
butter and eggs, 25c doz.; yellow
lilies 10c ea.; marigold, 15 doz;
Mexican marigolds, dbl. yellow;
zinnia gladioli, Carmouth, l5e
doz. Exe. for white feed sacks.
Add postage. Mrs. Georgia Hunt,
Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Chinese Sacred bulbs, red spi-
der lilies, large size, 5c ea:, smal-
Jer 40c to 50c doz.; paper white
narcissi 35c per doz.. $1 C, small-
er 85c; dbl. blue and pink hya-
cinths, mixed together, large 60c
doz.; smaller 40c to 50c. Miss
Mittle Collins. Smithville, Rt. -1.

Japanese Iris, Hemerocalis, 25
ea and postage; blue phiox.
Cheiranthus Stokesite, hardy
carnations; mixed: Columbines,
purple water Iris, prices on re-
quest. Mrs. Marion W. Smith, At-
lanta,; 1432 Copeland Ave. SW,
Ra 2287.

Gentains, pink, red and white
Trillium lilies, 35c doz.; Maiden
hair fern, water lilies, hardy
phlox, 6 for 25c; Jack in the
Pulpit, butter and eggs, 25c per
doz. Postpaid. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Addie L. Eaten, Dahlonega.
Reo ts

White rhododendrons, $1.25
dozen, purple $1.50 dozen; spruce
pines 15 for $1.00; white pines
15 for $1.25; mixed azaleas, sweet
shrubs $1.00 dozen; white. red
dogwood, 5 ft. $1.00 dozen. Mrs.
Elsie E. Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

25 vars. prize winning chrys-
anthemums, white yellow, red,
pink, cream, lavender variegat-
ed blooms, 6-8 in. across, field
grown, labeled, 8c ea., 35 for
$1.65, 65 for $2,75. Pompon daisy
and button type mums, 35 for
$1.15. Mrs. J. F. Chapman, Edi-
son.

4 Names dahlia roots, 4 named
mums plants, 6 ea. pink, white
Physostegia, plants, 6 ea. pink,
red verbena, seeds of Tithonia,
Fantassy zinnias, Dixie Sunshine
marigold, all del. for $1.25. Mrs.
Will Jones, Lyerly.

Dbl, sacred lilies, purple Ro-
man hyacinths, dbl. day ilies.
butter and eggs, 30c doz. post-
paid. Mrs. S. D. McLeod, Bron-
wood,



Roses, sev. well rooted Dorothy
Perkins, 25c to 35c ea.; 10 nice
sized Lady Bankshire rose cut-
tings, 15c; large daisy mums 2c
ea.; hoarhound plants, 2c to 5
ea. Will accept stamps, add 5c
extra for postage. Mrs. C. C.
Lunsford, Forsyth, Rt. 3.

Large bronze mums 25c dozen,
lec each in quantities; yellow
pompom, button mums 25c doz-
en; pink sweet pea seed 5c pack-
age, 3 plants 25c; physostegia
plants 20c dozen. Miss Willis D
Woodward, Jenkinsburg.

Cleaned cherry seed 25c. o-2-5
Yos $1.00; 15 white spireas, 3 An-
thony Waterer, 4 crepe myrtle
well rooted $1.15. Mrs. B. B.
Woodruff, Greenville.

Beautiful boxwoods 2 to 20 in.
attractive prices on 1000 lots; 10
M or more fine mixed bulbs $1.00
per C; hardy perennial phlox
$1.00 dozen; scarlet red veroena
plants 40c dozen. Maude Hamby.
Greensboro

Pirk, purple perennia! phiox,
hardy Mt. ferns, Shasta daisies.
all colors viclets. arbutus $1.00

per C, atl colors hollyhocks, iem-|

on Hes 40c dozen; globe_ and
silver azrborvitae junipers 45 for
$1.00 Sadie Wilson, Morganten.

Pink. blue hydrangeas, cut-
tings 10c each, 2 for 15: del;
danlia bubs, pink, red, purple
and yellcw, 75c dozen; banana
mushme'or seed 10c tablespoon--
ful. Mrs. J. O. Wilson, Martin.

Golden feather chrysaaine-
munis, prize winners bea:tiful
foliage 5c dozen plus 7c for
postage. Mrs. Carrie L. Price,
Jenkinsburg.

Pompon zinnia seed all coloxs,
double, 10c cupful, 2 for 15c lus

postage. F. M. Watson, Temple.

Large blooming size crimson
spider lily bulbs 25c dozen plus
postage; in lots of 500 $8.00
prepaid. No stamps. Mrs. M. T.
Tanner, Sandersville.

Fever Few plants 152 dozen
plus postage. Mrs. M. H. Farley,
18 Henrietta, Savannah.

20 different kinds blooming
size perennials 1 to 5c each; nar-
dy annuals 4~dozen 25c; cannas
and hemerocallis 5c each. Others
cheap. List on request. Mrs. W.
W. Gable, Haralson.

Red double cannas 2 for 5c;|

blue iris 3 for 5c; old fashioned
yellow lilies 3 for 5c; white aar-
cissus 15c dozen. Add postage.
Miss Orlene Cantrell, Rt. 1, Bx.
154. Gainesville.

Double Pompon zinnia seed.
every color, cut em and come
again, 10c in coin for one cup-
ful or 15c for 2. Add postage.
Mrs. E. E. Watson, Temple.

Pink cerabapple, azaleas, red
and white dogwood 50c dozen;
Mtn. laurel 75 dozen; rabbit ap-
ple, granny greybeard white ash
25c each; hemlock 50c dozen.
Well rooted, Exche. for good
white sacks. Louis Adams, Blue
Ridge.

Rooted climbing pink roses,
white narcissus, yellow jonquils,
vellow cannas, privet hedge cut-
tings, all colors hollyhocks. or-
ange day lilies, deep red cannas.
For sale or exchange. Write Mrs.
Arbie Skinner, Rt. 3, Bowdon.

Large blooming size bulbs daf-
fodils, butter and eggs, April
blooming narcissus. 20e dozen; in
lots of 100$1.10 prepaid. No
stamps, Miss Thena Tanner,
Sandersville. :

King Alfred daffodils 75c per
C; lemon day lilies $1.00 per C;
baby button mums white, 25c
dozen; bronze and yellow large
type mums 25c dozen; 3 yr. old
boxwoods 25c each; Star Bethle-
hem 10c dozen. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Mattie Wright, Buchanan.

Japanese quince 25c each; lem-
on verbena, yellow button mums
25c dozen; snowdrops daffodils
$1.00 per C; canna roois, canary
yellow, Wallace, Ambassador 40c
dozen; Lady of Lake 10c dozen.
Add postage. Mrs. Gussie Con-
ner Buchanan.

Beautiful boxwood 2 dozen
$1.00; white Eng. dogwood 2-3 ft-
25e each, $1.50 dozen; blooming
size gardenias 50c each; red
erepe myrtle 2-3 ft. $2.00 dozen;
white bridal wreath $1.50 dozen.
Also bulbs for sale. Mrs. C. M.
Robinson, Greenville.

White April and yellow nar-
eissus $1.00 per C; red spider
lilies 35c dozen; 3 colors peri-
winkles 20c dozen;
20c dozen; blue yard hydrangeas
rooted 20c each. Add postage.
Miss Eugenia Smith, Wadley.

Pink hydrangeas, May, June
cactus, Century plant, large
rooted 15c each, 10c cutting;
Florida lilies, Jew, oxalis, chrys-
anthemums 25c dozen; purple li-
lac, pink climbing rose 15c each
rooted. Will exchange. Write
Mrs. A. L. Hudgins, Rt. 1, Bu-
chanan,

Giant mixed snapdragons 25
dozen; petunias, perennial phlox,
primroses salvia, sweet pinks,
geraniums (all colors) coral
vines, cherry laurels, pink and
white spirea. abelias..If interest-
es write Mrs. Paul Bogle, _Mc-

Ve.

physostegia, }

Shrubs and bulbs to exchange ~
for baby chicks and white sacks.
J, S. Weatherly, Hoschton.

Choice hardy phlox, dbl. white
Kerria rose bushes $1.00 dozen;

wood 2c-l5 and 28 each; bed
plants 4c, 6 and 8c each. Mrs,
B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

Mixed colors azaleas, red,
white dogwood, sweet shrubs,
Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons,
Elders Maples, Thunderbergi,

brides wreath, white wzlthea ll.
ies 75c dozen; snowdrops, bronze
day lilies, galax, arbutus 50c per
Mineral

C. Mrs. Mary Heaton,
Bluff.

Calliopsis, coreopsis, petunias,
assorted colors, lupins forget -me- _
not. Dixie sunshine marigeld,
American marigold, baby zin-
nias, Amaranthus, red salvia

wall flower and rustproof snap-
dragon 25c dozen. Mrs- Scott Da-
vis, Hogansville.

Dahlia bulbs, $1.00 dozen,
dahlia slips carefully wrapped 23
for $1.00. All double. Money or-
der. Mrs. G. L. Tallant, Cum-

ming.

-Yellow, pink, red dogwoods,
Cherokee roses,
laurels redbuds, barberry, azal-
eas, 3 colors, crabapple, blueber-
ry. well rooted, 3 ft. $1.00 dozen
PP.; Snowdrop. native ferns,
Shasta daisies, $1.00 per C. Mrs.

A. Wilson, Morganton.

orange, also variegated, hardy
phiox all colors 50c dozen; mums, ~
hardy asters 25c dozen; fall |
pinks 2 doz. 25c PP. Cash or M,
O. Exchg. for anything can use.
Charlie Haygood Nix Rt. 2, Alta.
Red, yellow azaleas, redbud,
coralberry, crabapple, white pine,
Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons,
hollies 3 ft. high $1.00 dozen; .
pink, white phlox, gray violets,
trailing arbutus 35c dozen;
Japonicas 25c each. Mrs. Mze
Henry, Mineral Bluff. a
Privet hedge $1.00 per C; yer
low Japonicas, weeping willows, |
Boston fern 15c each, 2 for 25c;
mixed blooming size gladisla
bulbs, 25c dozen; lemon lilies 30c
dozen; blue violets 25c
Exchg. for sacks. Martha Ral-
ston, Ella Gap, . y

rooted plants 25;
lavendar, blue asters, trumpet
vine, bitter sweet vine, zebra
grass, orange lilies 25c dozen,
Mrs. C. H. Ward, Rt. 1, Adairs-
ville. :

Anthony Waterer spirea, dbl,
white althea, lav. wisteria large
blooms 10c each; Cal. sweet pur-
ple violets 10c dozen; pomegran- ~
ate sprouts 20c each, postpaid for
50c orders or above. Mrs. R. P.
Steinheimer, Brooks.

Pink geraniums, grape begon-=-
jas, long leaf coarse fern 15c
bunch or 2 for 25c. All rooted and
del. Mary Jane Eller, Ella Gap.

All colors azaleas 50 dozen;
purple iris 35c dozen; white spi-
der lilies 30c each; yellow lilies
40c dozen; rhododendrons, 25
each. Add postage. Ray Clayton,
East Ellijay.

Purple iris 15c dozen;

physostegia,

wild vio-_

lb.; broom corn seed, 10c ver
package; weeping willow sprouts
$1.00 dozen. Add postage. Mrs.
Myrtle Barnes, Rt. 2, Alpharetta.

Salmon sultanas 10c a cutting.

ming.
Purple iris, yellow cannas $1. 00
per C; paper white narcissus,
Hight blue violets, wild violets 50c
per C; white putton mums, wild
iris, wild pansy 20c dozen. Mrs.
John Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.
King Alfred. Empress daffodils
blue flags, 50c per C; yellow
thornless everblooming roses,
well rooted 10c each; different
colors iris 10c dozen; all colors
eannas 25c dozen; white fairy
lites 60c per C. Mrs. Beatrice
White, Rt. 1, Bx. 52, Buchanan.

Silver speckled, beefsteak be-
gonias, sword ferns, Thanksgiv-
ing cactus 20c. each; purple
striped Jew, 8 cuttings. 5e, all
rooted. Mrs. G. W. Owen, Hawk-
insville.

Pink altheas, golden bells, aza-
leas, white dogwoods, cedars 2
for 25e; red dogwood 30c each;
jonquils, June lilies 75c per C,
iris 20c dozen; larkspur 15c doz-
en. Add postage. Myrtle Jones, .
Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Pink lilies, golden bells, pink
azaleas 2 for 25c; jonquils, day
lilies 75c per C; white sweet
Williams 25c dozen. Sell or exch. |
for potato slips. Mrs. J. A. Roe,
Talking Rock :

May and une cactus. Be cube
ting; okra seed 10c euptul; age
paragus ferns 1 yr. old i0c. Add
postage. Mrs. Alice Wood, Rt 2
Bremen.

Red and yellow canuas, nare
cissus 60c yer C; gulden glow,
perernial phlox 25 dozen. Add
nostage. Mrs. J. W. St-ickiand,
Re: 2. Bremen.

Tiger lily _ ulbs, 3 years old,
already up, 2 for 25c. Mrs. F. H



| Malone, Ware Ave., East Pomt.

ated



blooming size wisteria bushes 25 =
j each; all sizes transplanted box=

rhododerndrons,

Cannas-Humbert yellow and

per ,

Perennial peas rose color 6 aE



lets 5c bunch; yellow root 10c 2 ee

Miss Grace Crowe, Rt 1, Cum=- |








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-K%mg Arfred daffodils. Hm-
press 50c ver C; red, pink, yel-
- jow bronze, white canias 10
each; all cciors iris, nlackberry
jifies 10c each; blue flag. lilies
99 cozen. Exehg. for anything

1, Bx. 52, Buchanan.

Forsythia 25c each; -:d Jad-
~onicas 50c cach; orange iilies 4Gc
dozen; pink almonds, z for 25c;
. lerge spide: lilies, whit2 10
- each. I. A. Ciayton, East Ellijay.

King Alfred. Empress daffo-
- dils, 50c per C; white spider lil-
jes 75c Gozen* white Fairy lilies.
different colors chrysantnemums
95c dozen; biue, white iris, 4 col-
ors mums 15 dozen; red, yellow
-eannas 35c dozen. Mirs. T. A.
Gray, Rt. 2, Bremen.

Sprengeri ferns, sultanas, be-
genia cutt.ags, well rooted 10c
-@ich. Exche. 2 for one nandina,
- grborvitae or snowball. Mrs. Ho-
mer Hall, Hartwell.

-. Rustproof snapdragons, wall
flowers. candytuft, foxgloves, 12
weeks stocks. purple hecliynock,
white, yellow. punk daisy chrys-
-anthemums, 25c dozen: Hastings
cannas, white, creain, bronze
mums 50c cozen, Add postage.
Mrs, Bol. Smith, Wadley. =

May narcissus, dbl. hemero-
- @allis lilies $1.00 per C; mammoth
rose, scarlet, pink verbena, 40c
dozen; columbine, iris, white
physostegia, perennial peas, 25c
dozen. Postpaid. Mrs. T. C. Bee.
Rt. 3, Newnan.

Pink primroses, Dusty Miller
~ blue, white violets, purple, whiie
- moss, purple Easter, Lemon lilies,
hardy phlox, blue, white daisy,
golcen glow, mixed c lors mums
25 for 25c; blue grass, red car-
nations, pink thrift 50c .doen.
Mrs. Speer Holloway, Rt. 1. Dai-

%

Jonega, Box 35.

Hardy phlox, mums. mixed
thrift, butter and eggs, Dusty
Mier, pink primr ses, hardy

sweet pea, snowdrops, 30c doz-
en; severa lcolors geraniurs, 4
en; several colors geraniums, 4
exchg. for tulips or sacks. Miss
M. White, Rt. 1, Dat'onega.

All colors blooming size azal-
eas 50c dozen; snowballs, dbl.
pink almonds, white, pink al-
theas forsythias 20c each; white
spider lily bulbs 5c; Tiger lilies
15c. Add postage. Mrs. Lee Eller.
Rt. 4, Ellijay. | =

Dbl. mixed colors zinnia seed
c large cupful; dbl. pink pup-
pies, mixed colors petunias. lark-
spur, hollyhocks, butter and eggs
2 dozen 25c; blue August lily
bulbs 3 for 4c; blue foxgloves,
pink primrcses 25c dozen. Mrs.
Naiicy Holloway, Dahlonega. Rt.
BOX ASE

_ Mtn. laurel, white pine, deg-
wood 90c dozen; red Japoviicas,
altheas 15c each; azaleas 30c
Gozen; sweet shrubs 50c dozen:
_Grabapples 10c each rooted. Add
postage; exchg. for white sacks





t. 2, Ellijay. :
Blue, white iris 20c dozen;
white daffodil bulbs 75c for 50;
white Englisn dogwood 20c each;
yellow Easter roses 10c. each;
pink and white perennial swee*
peas 25c dozen. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Curtis N. Lambert, Rt. 3,
Carrollton.
Mtn. laurels, spruce, white
pines, rhododendrons,, dogwoo's,
crabapple 90c cozen; all colors
blooming size azaleas 50c dozen;
pink weigelias, altheas, red Jap-
onicas 20c each. Add _ postage.
Martha Eller, Rt. 2, Ellijay.
Golden glow, daffodils, white
narcissus $1.00 per C; large oar-
ange chrysanthemums; orange
day lilies; blue, lavendar iris 35
dozen; blue bells 50c dozen;
blackberry lily bulbs 40c dozen,
Add postage. Mrs. Effie Carter,
Hid Temple. 265 2
_ Old fashioned blue flags, , or-
ange day lilies, Royal blue iris,
white narcissi, yellow daffodils,
brown chrysanthemums 25c doz-
en, $1.00 per ; crabapple, lilac.
almonds 20c ea.; mxied holiy-
hocks large 40c dozen, smialler
25 dozen. Mrs. Wm. Leicn, Rt.
1. Fairmount. 5
Yellow butter and eges, yellow
Jonquil, white narcissus, yellow
- trumpet daffodils $1.03 per C;
blue; spider lilies $1.00 dozen
perennial ye:low larkspur. sweet
Filliams 50 doz.; wild ferus $2
per M. Money order. Mrs. T. H
McCurley, Hartwell.
Mtn. iaurel, white pine, dog-
wood, rhodedendron, spruce, 85c
dozen; red Japonicas 15 e>.; az-
aleas 35c dozen; altheas 10c
each; sweet shrubs 45 dozen;
arbutus 25c dozen. Add postage.
Marie Adams, Rt. 2, Ellijav ,
Blue iris, mums 35c dozen:
brides wreath. small March roses
20c each; white China pinks 40c
dozen; will exchg. for white sacks
oy peas Of any kind. E. W. Car-
ter, Rt. 1, Temple.
_ Mtn. laurels, white and spruce
pines. dogwood, crabapnle 95c
ozen; red Japonicas, snowball,
white, pink altheas, pink weigel-
jas 20c; all colors azaleas 50 Goz-
dd postage. Linda Evans, Rt.
avec oS : TEES eee



can use. Mrs. G. M. Waite, Rt.)

Narcissus 25
Fain, Morganton. r,

or potato slips. Mrs. L. F, Adams, |.



Hughey, Rt. 1, Fairmount,

Large dbl. red geraniums,
blooming and ready to bloom 25
each, 3 for 65c; roots mossed.
Prepaid. No stamps. Prompt del.
Mrs. D. E. Cason, Rt. 2, Black-
shear,

Pink weigelias, dbl.
forsythia, snowballs, dbl. ye:low
Japonicas 20c each; all colors
blooming size azaleas 50c dozen;
pink perennial phlox 25 dozen.
Add postage. Lora Shepard, Kt-
2, Ellijay.

Sword, lace, squirrel tail, pea-
fowl ferns, May. June and Xmas
cactus, pink ever blooming be-
gonia, all rooted 10c each; ram
lily, lantanas, geraniums cut-
tings 5c, Add postage. Mrs. Guy
Hart, Rt. 1, Cannon.

Jonquils 50c per C; yellow nar-
cissus 65c per C; butter and eggs
75c per C; red spider lilies 20c
dozen; mixed bulbs 45c per C;
daffodils 75c per C. Mrs. H. F.
Jarrell, Butler.

Pink hardy phlox, blue agera-
tum, pink primroses, yellow but-
ton-mums, foxgloves, verbenas. 2
dozen 25c; lavendar, amaryllis,
hibiscus, everblooming hardy pea
shrubs, 6 for 25c; lemon lilies 25c

almonds,

dozen. Ellen Silver, Talkiag
Rock, :
Carnation, ice plant, pinks,
double giant larkspur, triple
curled parsley, Parma violets,

yellow violets 40c dozen; geran-
jums, ferns rooted 10c each;
Yucca plants, Tiger lilies, white,
purple lilac $1.00 dozen. Mrs. J.
H. Penland, Ellijay. ae
Jonquils $1.00 per C. Miss Pau-
line Crump, Rt, 1, Hartweil.
Goldenglow, pink verbena. blue!
ageratum 5 each; sweet scented
blue violets, Shasta daisies 30c
dozen; Queen Helen canna, har-
dy asters 10.
Cumming.
Azaleas 8 for 25c; Tiger and
iris 25c dozen; jonquils 20c doz-
en; altheas 50c dozen; water lil-
ies 20c dozen; Cherokee roses 6
for 25c; Mtn. Jaurels & for 25c;
Sweet Williams 8 bunches 25c;
dozen. Miss Lyce

Calamus root 20 a th.; or 10c
a bunch; Queen of meadow 25c
a lb: narcissus, strawberry
plants $1.00 per C; carysanthe-
mums 20c dozen; monthly rose
cuttings red, pink, white 10c ea.;
Exchg. for potato slips, anything

can use. Mrs. Isabel Harden, Rt.}

1, White.
Daffodils, dbl. daffodils, narcis-
sus. orange aay lilies, cld fash-
inned blue flags, all blooming
size, $1.00 per C; mixed Jarkspur,.
biack-eyed susan; Mexi:an roses
15 dozen; blue, white violets $1
per C. Dennis Hughey, Rt. 1,
Fairmont. eg ;
White, blue hydrangeas, wax,
Conch and maple phbegonias,
white, pink, red geraniums 5c
cutting, 6 for 25c; pink gladiolas
25 dozen, Will exchange. PP.
Lillie Alred, Rt. 2, Talalpoosa.
Lade Lake $1.00 per C: yellow
and white mums, dark blue vio-
lets 25c dozen; blue iris, orange
day lilies 30c dozen; white nar=
cissus 60c per C; currant sprouts
well rooted, 10c each. Add_post-
age. Mrs. Jessie G. Smith, Rt. 2,

Buchanan. |
Dahlias, mixed colors, 25 doz-
en; dianthus pinks, calendula

double mixed 20c dozen, mari-
gold, guinea gold, zinnias, double
mixed,
colors, 10c doz. Add postage Mrs.
ivaline Watson, Rt. 2 Tooms-
boro. Siero Ret

Dahlias, gladiolas, hardy phlox
verbenas, thrift, Humbert_cannas
8 colors 50c dozen; annual and
biennial phlox, different colors,
large flowering mums, June day
lilies, iris 30c dozen; Sprea Van
Houtten, purple lilac $1.25 dozen.
PP. Nora Nix, Rt. 2; Alto. f

Dwarf boxwood 8 in. oviant,
well rooted, bunch tops, trans-
planted and cultivated $250 a
dozen or $15.00 per C del. in Ga.
Mrs. E- A. Smith, Rt... 3, Green-
ville. :

Tame blue violets, white dais-
ies 25c per C; weeping wiliows,
yellow Japoicas 6c ea; 2 for
25c; purple wisteria, Dorothy
Perkins roses 10c each, 3 for 25c;
yellow lemon !il'es 30c doze, All
rooted and dei. Mrs. Billie Ral-
ston, Ella Gap. ; ee

Red Japonicas, altheas 15c ea.;
azaleas all coiors 40c doz2zn; Mtn.
laurel, white pine, spruce pine,
rhododendrons, sweet shrubs,
dogwoods, crabapples, hemlock,
85c dozen; arbutus 45c dozen.
Add postage. Leatha Adams, Rt.
2, Ellijay.

Crape myrtle well rooted 15c
each; blue iris 30c dozen; yellow
and white mums 25c dozen; King
Alfred daffodils 75c per C;, large
size jonquils 50c per C; spirea
and brides breath well rooted 10c
ecah. Add postag. Mrs. Maudell
Smith, Rt. 2, Buchanan.

Maidenhair fern, raimbow
moss, grape begonia 152 each;
pink oxalis 3 for 10c; yelow and
white narcissi, lemon lilies, la-
vendar iris, old fashioned purple
flags, daisy chrysanthemums 25c
per Doz., $1.00 per C. A. E,



Win. Chamblee, |

bacheler buttons mixed



Jonquil and white narcissus
bulbs $4.00 per M delivered. Mrs.
Dessie J. Pruitt, Rt: 1, Box 67,
Dahlonega.

White narcissi $1.25 per C; yel-
low butter and eggs, jonquils $1
per C; blue iris lilies 35 dozen;
wild ferns $2.00 per C; rooted
kudzu $5.00 per M. Add postage.
Mrs. Clay S. Brown, Rt. 1, Hart-
well.

Camphor trees, blooming size
sultanas, rooted geraniums.
Thurston begonias, acacia, wis-
teria 25c each; yellow jasmine
35c. dozen; lavendar mums with
cream center, white hydrangeas.
$2.00 orders postpaid. Mrs, J. L.
Burk, Rt. 3, Box 34. Tifton.

Azaleas, Mtn. laurel, rhodo-

dendrons, pink Cherokee rose,
pink, red, yellow dogwood, coral-
berry bunch, redbud, strawberry
bush, holly bush, white pine.
blueberry, all 3 ft. high well root-
ed 75 dozen. PP. Mrs. Boon Wil-
son, Morganton. .
Dbl. bright red, pink, orchard
and sweet gum geranijums, red,
white and maple begonias, pot
lily, 4 for 25c; August lilies 15c
each. Delivered. Ida Wright, Al-
to, Rt. 1.

pink hydrangea, 1 double red
rooted geranium, 1 justicia, 1
sword fern, 1 red begonia, 1 large
leafed begonia cutting all for 31.
Moss packed. Mrs, J. C. Lave, Rt.
1, Parrott. ee
Sweet Williams 25c dozen:

eopsis, black eyed susans, Dusty
Miller, primroses, snow on mtn.
gaillardia, pentunia 10c dozen;
Thanksgiving, Valentine, May
cactus, waxvine 10c cutting, Add
postage. Ellen Davis, Toomsboro.
Phlox, larkspur, fail pinks,
daisies, strawflowers 20c per C;
purple violets 10c dozen; ger-
}aniums, red, white, lavendar 5c
cutting; sultands 5c each; pea-
fowl sprengeri ferns 10c each;
white August lilies 15c. Mrs. Les-
ter. Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1.
- Coralberry, red bud, crabap-
ple, red, yellow azaleas, Mtu.
laurel, white pine, rhododen-
Grons, hollies, 3 ft. nigh $1.00
dozen; gray violets, lemon lilies.

$1.00 _per C. Mrs. Netite Aber-
crombie, Mineral Bluff.

- Roman dbl. blue hyancinths,
white narcissus bulbs 50c dozen;
English dogwood, jonquils, Cape
Jasmine, dbl, yellow giant chrys-
anthemums 35c dozen; blue
flags, yelow gdldenrods, spider

Rt 4, Alto.
Blue and white iris, gladiolus,
jonquils, garlic bulbs, white nar-
issus, bluebells, white lily duos
10c dozen; wild hydrangeas 10c
each. Mary Bramlett, Rt. 3,
Rockmart. oo
. Large size zinnia mixed: colors.
seed 10c cupful plus postage. Will
exchange for dahlia tubers. Mrs.
Cleo Dodd, Rt. 2, Alyharetta.
Dahlias, 12 different varieties
$1.25, 6 for 75 postpaidPrinc-

Island, Mrs. Warner, Mare. Wil-
son, Snowdrift, Mommouth, Mrs.

true to name, Mrs. H. E. Sell,
Duluth.

Red and yellow double im-

Bethlehem 10c dozen; yellow
jonquils 5c dozen; Lady slippers
5 each plant. Add postage. Miss
tia Hendrix, Cordele, Rt. 4, Bx
_ DahliasQueen of the Gar-
den, Golden Dawn, Avalon, Ken-
tucky, Pride of Calif., Warner,
Jersey Beauty and 12 others $1
dozen plus postage. Mrs. Garnett
Forester, Clayton.

- Nice collection of named va-
rieties of chrysanthemums 75c
dozen; Jersey Beauty, Sagamore,
dahlia bulbs, 15 each, $1.00 doz-
en: snapdragon plants, separate
colors 25c dozen, potted 50c doz-
en, $1.50 per C. Mrs. W. H. Nel-
son, Powder Springs.

Petunias, richer and. more
-beautfiul than azaleas, blooms 2
to 3. in. across, 500 to plant 150
for $1.00; 350 for $2.00; also pop-
pies, phiox, calliopsis, beautiful
colors, blooming size 200 , $1.00,
450 for $2.00. Postpaid. Mrs. Mary
Knight, Glennville. _

-Dahlias Edna Ferber, White
Wonder, Yellow Beauty, Harry
Mayer, Jane Cowl, 20c each, 2
for 35c; Pot o Gold, Edith East-
man Simon, Fran O Brocht 40c
each, 2 for 60c; Surplus of sev-
eral others named 12 for $1.00.
Mrs. L. E. Stewart, Rt. 3, Mc-
Donough.

Canna lilies Eureka white,
City Portland pink, Hungarian
pink, Rosea Gigantae pink, Pres-
ident red, Giant red, King Hum-
bert Yellow $2.00 per C or $15.00
for 1000; mixed chrysanthemums
$1.00 per C. Mrs, J. R. Camp.
Cordele.

Siberian lilies, mixed iris, or-
ange lilies, Star Bethlehem 175c
per C; rose vga 15 dozen;
yellow winter Jasmine 10 each.
3 for 25c, Mrs.Christine McLeod,



ARS 2, Box 166, College Park.

for 25c;

1 stiff leaf Caladian bulbs, 1|

standing cypress, larkspur, cor-

- Ivey.

blue iris, phlox, trailing arbutus) .

lilies 40 dozen. Mrs, W. B. Allan,}

ess Pat White Wonder, Treasure |

Harrols, Jane Cowl and others:

proved velvet lilies 10c each; Star].



7 MARKET BULLETIN:

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE




1X

Monday, May 15; 1 D,

FLOWERS AND SE)
FOR SALE |





Coralberry bushes. 25e each;
variegated violets 25c dozen; pink
primroses 25c dozen postpaid.
Mrs. D. L. Steakley, Rt. 2, Talk-
ing Rock.

Four named vareities water
lilies, Egyptian lotus, well root-
ed lavendar wisteria, single long
trumpet daffodils, double daffo-
dils, sell cheap or exchange for
Philippine butterfly, rubrum,
coral or goldbanded lily of Ja-
pan, etc. Mrs. E. A. Goss, Ep-
worth. |

Double tuberose, 20 colors fine
mixed iris, daisy type mums, blue
perennial asters 20c dozen, $1.00

| per C; white calla lillies 20c each.

8 for $1,00. Mrs. S. M. Gunter,
Rt. 1, Lawrenceville. ;
Large flowering cannas-orange
King Humbert, also red and yel-
low, blooms from early summer
until late fall, blooming size
bulbs 4 for 25c, dbl. day lilies 6
chrysanthemums, as-
sorted kinds 25c dozen. Verna M.
Taylor, Rt. 3, Gordon.
Prize-winning chrysanthe-
mums 30c dozen, 4 dozen $1.00,
labeled; 6 dozen unlabeled $1.00
postpaid. carefully packed. Mrs.
H. G. Woods, Rt. 3, Donalson-
ville. : ;
Golden Giant daffodils 50c*per
C, $4.00 per M; Thrift, white,
pink, and blue 10c.dozen_plus
postage. Miss N. L, Fniley, Rt. As
Lithonia. a hoe :
Double. pink, white and red
Rosebud geranium 5c cuiting;
red, blue, white verbenas 10c ea.;
pink cannas 10c ea.; fall bloom-
ing marigolds, petunias, field
dasiies, 20c dozen. Mrs. Dewey
W. Faircloth, Seville. = i
Rustproof snapdragons mixed
colors 20c dozen; sweet alyssum,
pot marigolds 10 dozen; dahlia
zinnias 5c per dozen; sprengerl,.
lace ferns well rooted, St. Ber-
nard lily, Xmas cactus 10c each
Well packed. Rosa Lee Jackson

Large :
canna roots $1.00 dozen; gray v1o-
lets $1.00 per C roots; white iris
20c per C; white mum plants 60c
dozen; hibiscus red bloom 25c

each; physostegia, Dusty Miller,

day lilies, 50c per C. Mrs. W. J.
Campbell, Rising Fawn.

All colors chrysanthemums,
Lady of Lake, old fashioned

black eyed Susan, ragged robins| 2

20c dozen; Pink running roses,
pink sweej peas 2 for 10c; water
melon red crepe myrtle 10c each;
native ferns 7 for 25c. Postage

paid on $1.00 orders. Mrs. C. B.|.

Robinson. Rt. 2, Bowdon.

Chrysanthemums named var-|

ieties white, lavendar and}
bronze, 12c dozen; cannas =
named varieties yellow, red,

orange 18c dozen. Add postage.
Miss Beulah Garner, Rt. 1, Men-
lo. oh

Gaillardia, Monks Head, Shas-
ta daisies, zinnias red and rose,
marigolds 25c dozen del.; golden
tip arborvitae seed 10c pkg.; ti-
thornia seed 8c pkg. del. No
checks. Mrs. J. T. Patillo, Rt. 4,
Box 79, LaGrange. es
- Small Palms 3 for $1.00, $3.00
dozen; Banana century plants
well rooted $1.00 each; red bird-
eye beans, abundance red berries
for birds and chicks 3 for~$1.00
$3.00 dozen. S. M.~ Seaborn;
Brunswick. ee aes

Red and yellow Humbert.
President, Apricot, Richard Wal-

lace, Penn, Rosemond Cole, Am-
bassador, well started plants or)

bulbs, 30c dozen. $1.50 per C. Add
postage on orders less than $1.00.
Will exchange for anything use-
ful. No flowers. Mrs. J, E. Har-
rell, Quitman. ae ie

Daffodils, narcissus, day lilies
purple iris 25c dozen, $1.00 per
C; Queen of May pink and
Queen of Gypsies iris 6 for 25c;
red honeysuckle vine 15c each.
Mrs. Emma Clayton, Roy.

Roses well rooted, some Paul
Neyron, beautiful red ones, 35c
each; May, June, Xmas cactus,
rooted justicia 10c each. Mrs. H-
B. Ford, Lavonia. :

Fine, large chrysanthemums,
white and cream Louisa Pocket,
cream Turner, and lovely un-
named yellow, Pockets and Tur-
ner 25c dozen, the yellow 5e doz-
en; perennial phlox 5c dozen.
Add postage. Mrs. J. N. Fox,
Dawson. :

- Well rooted Dwarf boxwoods.
4-6 in. $400 C; smaller box-
woods, Vinca Ninar, blood root,

sweet flags, pink verbena, black-

berry lilies, 25c doz. Blanche
Woodruff, GreenvHle. ae
Some bronze chrysanthemums,
goldenrod (grows: tall, blooms in
clusters) orchid physostegia, for

sale, or exe..for other flowers,

Write. Mrs. J. W. Kerce,
tersville, Rt. 2.

Car-

Nandina seedlings, 4 in. $2.75]

C. $12.00 for 500; wild peren-
nial blue spiderwart. $1.00 C;
wild Sweet Williams, 75c C. Lois
Woodruff, Greenville, Rt. 5.
Blue, Roman, pink dbl. hya-
cinths, 20c doz. $1.50 C; butter
and eges yellow narcissi, 15c doz.
$1.00 C; long trumpet daffodils,
"5c C. Slightly mixed. Del. Miss
Florine Hammond, Dewyrose.





type leopard colored}

-goldenglow. blue, fall b

tus; 2 lJantanas, rooted,

x
Narcissus bulbs, 75 C; $
Miss Milah Cunningham,
fin, Rt. C. 2

- German iris, 10c labeled,

$1.15; Hemorcallis, Fulva, F
Kwanso, 25 for 60c; narcis
quils, daffodils, 7 kinds,
$1.25; $3.75 M, Dahlias, 8 fo
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Ri

Petunias, mix. col. bac
buttons, dianthus pinks, ;
dula dbl., mixed,-15 doz
zinnias, 10 doz.; dahlia p
mixed colors, 20c doz. Add |
age. Mrs. _ Ivalene
Toomsboro. Rt. 2.

Cannas, King Humber
low) President (red) 50c
doz. $1.25; Indiana (orange)
a., 6 for 25c; King Hunber
with bronze leaves, Alle
10c ea. Postpaid. Mrs. L. Mor
Suwanee. :

Boon flower (run 30 t
seed, 15c doz. not postpa
Floy Sweatman, Summer}
Rt. 4. 3 } oe

Mix. iris, $1.00 C; dah
orange, red and white varieg
3 for 25c; red cannas, 15 fo
purple lilac, pink almon
25c; foxglove, 10c doz.
Frix, Cumming, Rt. 2.

All colors azaleas, 35c do
japonicas, pink weigelias,
balls, white spirea, lavend
cust, Eng. dogwood, bloo:
size, 15c ea.; mtn. laur
dendrons, 75c doz. Ad
Lela Davis, Ellijay, Rt.

Flower and garden lemo)
15c cupful, mixed or few o
Jerusalem. artichokes,
plus postage; 600 for $1
Madison Sanders, Buchana
Mees ee

Dahlias, Jersey Beauty.
ure Island, Alexander
Sagamore, purple Giant,
H. Lee, Mrs. Warner, Pr
Calif., Mrs, Harold, Jersey
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' Bleeding heart, 3 for 5c
iris, 75c C; orange day li
doz.;. American Beaut
running and yellow roses, 5c
yellow, red japonicas, |
Exc. for white feed sacks

Red Japonicas. 20c ea
40c doz.; laurel, rhododen
white and spruce pines, 75

Lantanas (orange color)
rooted, sJ0c:-ea.; red; 7
roses, rooted, 20c ea.; M
Wine lilies, large bulbs,
Exe. for White Jersey Gia
Mrs. Julia Gibson, Wayne

All col. fine cannas.
white, cream Mums | 5!
yellow, white daisies, sma
pink, white Mums, 25c doz
stock, dbl.Sweet William
dy tuft, foxglove, physostegi
C. Mrs, E. L. Smith, Wadle

Pink, white primroses, mi
petunias, snow on the mc

25c doz.; white hibiscus,
nial sweet peas, Shasta

asters, 10c clump. Mrs. H
Lauant, Cumming, Rt. 2.
One cutting each, n
hybiscus, justicia, hyo
plumbago, geranium, ange
and red begonia; |
pink June, and red Ju

50c. Mrs. Willis Grin
1ONePa, Rie dae oe as

Mixed color snap drag
doz. Satis. guar. Mattie
SOM) BVGy i ee

Burning bush, turns
fall. 25c 3 doz. postage
order for less than 3 do
Bessie Chastain, Calhou

Gardenias, 1 yr. old.
yrs old, $1.50 in containe
postpaid. Mrs. G, B..
Dunwoody, Rt. 1.0.)

Lemon lilies, 30e doz.
lets, white daisies, 25c C;
ing willows, 15c ea.; 2 f
Rooted and del. Mrs. W.
ston, Ella Gap. :

100 purple Iris bulbs, 75c;
yellow daffodil bulbs, $1.00;
white narcissi bulbs, $1.00;
of Bethlehem, pink phlox,
doz. Iva Lee Hefner, Rt
Talking Rock. bee

Giant red and rose 42!
plants__ African and Dixie.
shine marigold plants, 20c
Golden Tip arbor vitae seed
pkg. dei. to 2nd zone. Mrs
Pattillo, LaGrange. Rt.
719. SS : e
Some plants from prize
ning Chrysanthemums, at_
sonable price. Mrs. A. M
413 Grant St., S. E.

Jonquil and Narcissi
$4.00 M del. Mrs. D
Fruitt, Dahlonega, Rt C

Mammoth sunflower see



quart. Mrs. G. : Collins,
town, ree ee es ais




: nday, May 15, 1939,

FLOWERS AND SEED.





BEANS AND. PEAS Ss



PECANS ed PEANUTS | PLANTS FOR SALE | PLANTS. FOR,































WANTED os FOR: SALE ol = POR SALE = :
- | Gov. insp. pink skin P. R..| ti P.
95 9 tate insp., R. and
Exe. other flowers for plants bu. ay velvet bean, He Good sound White Spanish! full count, good plants, prompt} Hall potato plants, $1.00 M
or seed of Canterbury bells and| Apbeville. Rt. 2. S| peanuts, $4.00 per 100 Ibs, No| del. 85c M. del. gee eo a 90 M; Marglobe, Gr. B
- Columbine. Marie Hall, Blue personal checks. W. M. Hooks,| Sy, Screven. Earliana. tomato plants






Early speckled tender hull Half U
_ Ridge, Box. 153. Runner garden beans, 20c per! PAR. A P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp.. o 00. ae oes . vee

Want Camellia japonica cvi-| teacy ful; white, Half Runners.| No. 1 Virgini from vine cuttings, 85c M. del.

tings to be del. July and Augus:. same price: speckled ae shelled ane ie aus Ve ane Good plants. full count, prompt Mil gee thousands
Will buy or exc. rooted ger. sul-|10 1. in 10 Ib. lots or more | pound at barn or FOB dison;| Shipment. W. G. Murray, Odum,| "Ss Bell, Baxley. -
tanas, night-blooming cereus,| Postpaid. Mrs. Mattie Brown, seedling pecans 10 Ib.; Schleys.| Rt- 2, Box 158. Marglobe. Bonny | Wes
eayorengea, eee foe J2S5 | Ball Ground, Rt. 1. 20c _Ib.; purebred Park's Barred! Cert. Marglobe tomato, Ice-| Baltimore tomato plants
ysork Tifton Mt 3, Box #4. | Brab peas $2.25: New Eras,| Rock hens, $1.00; roosters, $1.50] berg letuce, Cabbage, Collard.| 60; $110 M; Ruby King,
L. Bur ton, ; Box Clays, Whips, $2.00 bu. F. 0. B.| a. W. S. Norton, Edison. Beets, 35 C; $2950 M. Del.; Hot,| Wonder and Hot pepper, 500


































Want pure white Roman nya-|c. . Hicks, Reynolds. 40 bu. select S Pimineto, Bell d -| $1.25 M; Eggplant plant,
panish seed pea- pepper ana ese

einths. See price. Hast S pee A big. Unknown peas, sound and| Huts (fine as ever grown) ue Ib,j Plants. 50c C., in no less than 75c; $1.25 M. All SS

Steed, Bainbridge, 317 Eas Ot-| pure. $225 bu FOB. SF. Wal- J. T. Barrow, Reynolds. $1.00 assortments. Mrs. H. V. Chanclor, Pitts.





well St. Franklin, Regester. /
den, Harlem, Rt. 2. | No. 1 Spanish peanuts, 4c Ib. 3 P. R. potato plants. 900
a Exe New Stone, Red Rock ad " 410- ibe white | eunae hehe sev. carloads good stable manure.| Genuine P. R. potato plants|or 2M. up, 85 M. del.
Redfield Beauty tomato plants 100 Ib. lots,| 20 Saw dust, for sale. All. FOB.|50c M_ FOB; _85c M. postpaid. Thornton, Screven.




















peas, mailed $1.00: : E
Ss ose chet abe 6c lb..; Unknown and Red Rip-| 9: #- Bragg. Hawkinsville. _ John ee Ocilla. _ Gov. insp., treated red o
: pers, 100 per cent pure, $2.50 bu. - Imp. P. =. potato plants, Gov.| skin P. R. plants, 90 M.







and other flowers. Mrs. Frank F:
O-too-tans. $3.50 bu.; Orange insp., 806 M; Marglobe, New|up, 80c M; Marglobe, New
Jones, Sale City, Rt. 1. cane seed, $1.25 bu.: Joe Wood- COTTON SEED for SALE tone, Gr. _ Baltimore. tomato} tomato, 80c M.; 25c G., pre

_ Want large and button type) jitt, Flowery. Branch, Rt. 1 | plants, moss packed, 5c M.! Prompt shipment. Pau
mums. Will exc. white sacks. Mrs.; po3. pine. Victor past vaca: Woche Weider piss Prompt shipment. Guar. count.| sey, Screven. es
W. Z. Rooks, Arlington, hay and seed, Athens Exp. plots Triumph str. 2A-20 Cokers 100,|Mrs- D. LL. McKinney, Pine} Master, Marelobe to
Want some Gladioli ulbs. Buy! 59 pu. $2.50 per bu. near Athens Stonevilles 2A cottonseed, 1st. Grove. | plants, . wilt-resistant, 500
or exc. iris, daffodils, etc. Mrs.| to Washington Highway at Rayle| 27 kept pure, $1.00 bu. FOB.| Genuine P. R. Yam sweet po-| 75c M. Roots moss packed
H. Boyd, Carrollton, 15 Sims St.| or FOR Washington. A. O. Ring, J. H. Goolsby, Monticello. tato plants, Gov. insp., $1.25 M|count. Sat. guar. E. L.
ors. Write price per ae pee re Philomath. Pure Stoneville, privately gin- ae ; Sat. guar. sees Oliver, oe Fitzgerald Ga. RE
' <ge ted: vester. z
of plants, E. Hames, Atlanta, 168/, White bunch butterbeans 4 lsc enn 0c ON IM ee ee cel eae S
Howard Bt. S.k. ;, brown striped half-runner| (1, d hick , ; y. potato plants, insp., cer ed skin P. R. potato pl
is garden bean seed, 25 large tea-|. ed hickory smoked hams, re-| shipped promptly; by mail pre-| Gov. insp., treated, $1.10 M
Want some Thrift plants. Mrs. cup; white multiplying | onions. timmed, 30c Ib.; 1M bundles good paid, $1.25 M; by express not;5 M.. up, $1.00 M. Coy 3 R
oC, R, Sorrells, Monroe, Rt. 1. 40c per gal. del; also Klondyke 4 hand bottom fodder, $2.00 C.| prepaid, $1.00 M. Come to my; Surrency, Rt. 2. ree
Exc. Youngberry and Boysea-|and Lady T. strawberry plants,| Riley C- Couch, Turin. : farm for large lots. Major) Pp. R. potato, $1.15 M.; to
berry plants at $1.00 doz. for all) $2 per M del. promptly. Mrs. |" e Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 1. _ lettuce, cabbage, beet, p
col. iris, no white wanted, also| Belle Crowe, Gainesville, Ried. Ay ANTS. FOR S ALE . P. R. potato plants, $1.25 M;| 15 C., $1.25 M; collard a:
"spider and pink Fairy lilies. Mrs.| peas. 1 bu. white Crowder, 8c A 5M lots, $1.00 M; Stone and Mar-| ion, 200 25c, 80 M; Black Be
Isaac Winship, Macon, Rt. 4. | per lb. or $4 per bu-; also 35-49} globe tomato, 90c M; cabbage| egg plants, Blakemore st
Exc. dbl. red, Waxleaf andj lbs. Frotcher pecans, 10c per lb.| Red and yellow skin P. R. po-| 75 M; yellow pop corn, shelled. berry plants. 25 C, $1.50 M.
sweet gum geraniums white and! Mrs. R. L. Greene, Cuthbert, Rt.| tato plants, 20c C; $1.00 M.;| 10 1b.; New Stone tomato seed,| H. L. Brittingham, Guyto:
blue August lilies. lavender oxa-| 1. -|Boones $1.75 M:; leading var.| 90 Ib. Ovie Crow, Gainesville.| Sey. M. pimiento peppe
lis, for peonies, Rex and Beef- Beats, garden, white, half- run- cabbage, tomatoe, "collard plants, Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants.| for sale. L. T. Cummings,
steak begonias. Mrs. Doyle Con-| ners, 25c teacupful, also. col.| 80c M; Vigorvine tomato, 100| Triumph and Nancy Hall, $1.00) ta, Rt. 2. Ta
See auer, Buchanan. bunch pbuterbeans, 25c per pt. plants for 25c. All mailed. L.| M; 5M up, 90c M; Break o Day,}, Break o ae Mareglob
Exc. May and Christmas cac-| fruit canful all postpaid in Ga.;| A. Crow, Gainesbille. Marglobe, Gr. Baltimore, Earli-| Stone, Baltimore tomato, 7 "5,
tus, ger. chrysanthemums, brid-| stamps accepted after May 31,| Genuine imp. P. R. potato] ana tomato, 25 C; 500, 50c;| Del; Ruby King pepper pl
al wreath, blue lilac, rooted, for|no more orders. Mrs. WwW. me plants, red and yellow skin, not| 75 M. All 10 to 12 in plants.) $1.25 M. del. Moss packed. I
peonies, all col. monthly roses,! Evans, Cumming, Rt. 5. mixed, $1.00 M. del.; genuine} 8rown new ground, prompt ship-! count. Ready now. 2G
cape Jasmines, Have lots of seed). peas, pure, sound Brabs, $2.50| Early Triumph, $1.25 | M. del.| Ment. Robert Carter, Baxley. | Baxley, Rt. 4. Sea
and plants. Write. Mrs. J. D-| per bu.; Whips, New Eras and| Guar. good plants, full count.|__Marglobe tomato plants, $1.00} Boone's potato plants, $1.2
Scoggins, Bowman, Rt. 1. mixed, $2 per bu. Clyde T.| prompt shipment. J. P, Beck,|M; 5 M, 90 M. Prepaid to 3rd $12 Ae
_ Exe. Ga. collard sed. for: any | Hannah, Loganville. . > Baxley, Rt 3: 2 zone- Barkalue Milikin, Baxley.| Es
kind of flower cuttings and for| Velvet Beans, 90-day, best| Insp. P. R. potato plants, 90c| P. R. and Early Triumph po-| ville, Rt. 2.
white feed sacks;. cupfull seed} quality, in 2%% bu. bags, 90c bu.;}M. del.; 5M 75c M; and 10M/tato plants, 90c M. del, J. H. Ga. Heading cates pink




























































































or 4 cuttings or 2 sacks. Mrs.; punch velvets, $2.00 bu. FOB.| $6.50, exp. col; Vigorvine tomato Kennedy, Baxley, Rt. 4. M: Ruby Ki epper, $1.
Je be pays Marietta, Rt. 3... Bob Davis, Tennille. - | plants, 30 C: Margilobe, Stone,| wMarglobe tomato plants, 15 C; Hot pepper. 30c C. ae
~ |. Garden beans, extra early, poe ee tomato, 85 M, del.,!'75 mM. W.E. Tuggle, Fitzgerald.| Prepaid. G. L. Steedley, Ba
SEED FOR SALE brown striped, half runners.| 60c collect. Prompt shipment. Gov. insp. red and yellow skin| Imp. fon skin P. R.. pote







oe marie: sendee sete es ae = Soe Gainesville.| 5 Rp potato, good plants, full| plants; red, long. hot pep
Mieoivine tomato, most prolif- Astiald. No. stamps. Coin. Red skin P. R, potato plants, ee Sores ee ate pale, onde: te bite
ic; 3 bu. to vines 12 ft. 400 seed| irs. H. F. Barron, Gainesville,| $1.00 M_ del. or exe. for other ae d Tole. 20c C, foe d
for 25c. with 25 Vine Peach with] pi. 1. value. What have you? T. T.|,, .clow P. R. potato plants. es , ae : oo fee
ea. order. Del. Will C. Smith, ~ 90 bu Clay or Phinagn peas Winge, Hazlehurst, RFD_ 3. a o M. ao ay Es ees oe Soe a ae oi es 4 nS
, we 2 ull count. prompt shipme n reate in
Roy. . $1.75 bu FOB. B. : C. as | Insp. red- and pink skin P. R-| GC. Rowe, a5 PE 7 P. R. potato plants, $1. a
Calif, multiplying beer seed, 5 Thomson. potato Bients 90c M del.; 5M ; Good lants, prompt shi

T's. Maye Hi ulut: we w. plus shipping oe my station: lots cheaper; Vigorvine tomato pe R. Redmond, Pelham. 2.

Chufa seed, $3.00 bu. lants, 25. C. : _|insp, C.
Williams, Quitman. W. 8 Bass, Swainshoro, Rt, 4.) Digs ety some Games| state Insp POR. Sud Nency| = Red skin PLR note























































: : 3 ville, :
_ Dill seed, 10c pkt. Geo. w. FOB. No anlar ne Aah bak: bi Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants, Hall potato plants, $1. be ys ene Dees Sreeoniie
Jackson, Fayetteville, Rt. 2. [Ar once. CL W. Coleman, Dev-| 500, 5c; $1.25 M; large orders R. Jones, Pelham. ete Glaate eee ace:
Calif. multiplying beer seed,| creaux. cheaper. Full. count, prompt| Texas Wonder, strong plants, M. del. q Holland, Sur
We start. Add 3c postage. Mrs. 75 bu. Iron peas, $2.10 pu.; 500| Shipment. good roots. L. C. Al- well rooted, 50c doz, (Have been| pi 9 Doo re
Sa.) 1e Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2. Bu Hiab Deas as. 8 ate 50 pu.| Jen: Gainesville, Rt. 2. having ripe berries for "wert, Wakefield -
_ Striped Half Runner bean) vejvet peans, 95c bu. cs E.| Genuine Early Triumph: pota- good Mea plant). W. N. Wertz bse Stone and ee
seed. sound, tender 30 pt. post- Sasser, Bonaire. to plants,- $1.00. M; imp P. R. matoes; Ga, and cabbage






paid No stamp. Irene Overby, le plants, 95 M del, state insp.|_ Cert- P. R. potato plants grown lards, 500, 60c; $1.00 M; ho
Gainesville. Rt. 2. ; = ead ss Bare. Gi. J. Holton, Baxley, Rt. 1. from vines. Marglobe, New! cweet pepper, . for 25,

ae pic fashioned pea-berns, red - Qld fashioned, late runner _P. R. potato plants, insp. and Sees ony tide e125. M prepaid. Mae Garrett, Rt. 7, Gaines
_ With dark spots (runs and bears) ons, $2.00 bunch velvets, $2.50| treated, 60c M. del. Exc. for Prompt shipment. H. Gor-| Gov't insp. P. R. potato
untit frost), 2b cupful, or exch.| 1) poB. W. O. Birdsong, Gor- anything can use. Write what| (70BY Gubmch a $1.15 M. del. in Ga. Excha
pee: vs McWilliams. don, Rt. 1. you have. J. M. Tomber lity, Bur |. L t ie land erown| Mrs. R. E- Mims, Alma, Rt.
Old fashioned: brown striped rency, Rt. 2. argze, stock, new land 8

- tomato plants' Marglobe, Balti-)_ Gov't insp. P. R. potatoes,
Bushel Soap, Marina | Dipper half-runner beans, full pint, 25c.| Fresh grown cabbage.. tomato more, Earliana: 500, Paver, 75 M.| low and pink skin, $1.10 M;

gourd seed, vine okra; gigantic : i Rt| and collard plants, $1.00 M. 5.25; 10M, $10.00 prepaid
_ beans, . ft. OnE: wt. as oe ans: a Gen ee postpaid; 80c M. collect, Ship- Pepe OY $3.00, nee pos es Now veedy S : B.
SF Cc ~ says 2 es
food, 10c pkt. any OF ped promptly. Frances Williams.| cioyc. Fitzgerald. ton, Screven. e

Stamps ac-cepted. J. R. Bram- a | Ganiesville, Rt. 2. a
2 let. Ellijay, Rt. 2. CORN & SEED CORN: Dink and ved skin oe 1 pale P. R. potato plants, insp., cert. Insp. and treated Red s
6 wks. early Crowder pea seed, Po $1.15 M. mailed; $1.00 M. Exp. or| R._ potatoes, 75 M. exp,

: to plants, $1.25 M; larger lots $1.10 M; 2M. $2.15 "
e 350 lbs. large yellow grain pop at Bed. Large lots at reduction. DOs paic
Abe at... 15 pk. $2.50 bu. FOB. J.) 70 pons good, 3c Ib. FOB, No| cheaper; old fashioned Boone's| Sim Tumlin, Gainesville, Rt. 1.|Ga and Fla. Send M.

P. Carter, Naylor. and Nancy Halls, $1.50 M. All ea Rt.
i order less than 50 lbs. W. L. P. R. potato plants, $1.15 M. orris. Quitman, 1
eens, coe a oa seed Patterson, Carollton, Rt. 1. Cel eon ready. Clay Has: mailed; $1.00 M. expressed; 10 M. Certified P, R. potatoes,
ae oka dried in shade. W. Hastings Prolific, Ist yr. pure} 7 Yell Gi Gc ae P. R. up, probably cheaper. See, wire; M.; Marglobe tomatoes, 90c
ERB p Dallas, Rt, 3: and perfect, selected for seed, eHow skin Gov. insp. P. KR.) or write. John C: Crow, Gaines- del. Cash with order. Ike T
ne enson, alas, 3 ; Ppotate plants, 90c M. FOB, Trixie ville, Rt. 1. berlin, Surrency. ;





















































: $2.50 bu. FOB or: exc for guinea U :
_ 200 Vigorvine climbing tomato] >r White Emden geese eggs. J.| Ones Moore, Barretts. Treated P. R. potato plants; Govs insp. P. R- pelaiece! 70.
Seed for 10c in. stamps del.; half| ty Beasley Lavonia. Latest var. Imp. Klondike} 99 yf. del.; 75c M. Exp. collect;| M. del.; 50 FOB. Prompt shi






wae pure Stone: Mtn. watermel- 1,000 bu. good sound slipped| Strawberry plants, 25c C; 80| Boone's, $1.10 M. del. Full| ment. o B. Tomberlin,
W. ae ae = a sae ince oe fo Ibs. to bu. wt ped 20 ee 50 M. Dorothy Durand,| count, prompt shipment. Lee) cy, Rt. o

os co barn: also Biloxi soybeans, $1.75| Flowery Branch. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box} Imp. and treated P. RB
Marglobe, _ Stone, Balttniore, per $a Woodrufff, Amer-| Gov. insp., P. R. potato plants, 143. toes, 60c M! sweet: pepper ph
oo tomato seed, $1. OS icus, Rt wAs2 3 $1.25 M.. Del 5 M up lots, $1.00} State insp. P. R. and Nancy|25c C. del. W. D. Ligh
1 Ib lots, 90c +. Booking orders! 59 py slipped shuok corn, 60c| M.. Now ready. G. Ben Wilson.| pay} potato planzs, $1-00 M,;! Screven.

for collard and tomato plants in per bu. P. R. Anderson, Summit.| Rebecca. * Marglobe, Gr. Baltimore, Break} Govt insp. P. R. potatoes,





































July and August. Write for pric- Pink skin P. R. potato plants,! 0 Day tomato, 500, 50c; 75 M.|/M. 5 M. lots, 90c M.: Gr.

es. W. R. Stephens, Dah'tonega. eee Soe 40 Perl g0c M. del. Ready now. Alma; All Gov. insp., grown new ground.| timore. New Stone. Marglobe
Panieth ereen, poe okra Ser Hartson. Cartoliten: Bt. 5. Thornton, Sereven, Rt. 1. ' | Prompt shipment. B. J. Morris.) matoes. 90c M; 5M. lots, 80c
bu. All del. mien eoole 50 per|_ Whatleys pure prolific seed, meee ione, ee erat gee peas red skin P. R. potato Deal, Re pt seine 7 =
#00) tauren Noble, Trenton. <| 2 ye. tromibrceder: $95 per bu, | 0 Pay tomelo pianis Se Mr O80 6 Beleeted ee ee e voran ae :
aoe : a DPI 11-A cottonseed, 1st yr. 50c; sweet pepper, $1.25 M. All; plants, now ready, good coun Insp. and treated pink ar
- Seed on ae ait of St ok privately ginned, 75c per bu. W. del. Prompt shipment. J. P.|'75c M-. Cash or money order. W. yellow skin potatoes, 60c M. del.
RE tpaid. Fuller Stur-| J; Brennan Columbus, 1511 19th) Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4. A. Brantley, Douglas, Rt. 3. | Hiram Lightsey, Screven.

p postpai St. Klondike strawberry plants, 35c|; Genuine imp. red and yellow| {Imp. P. R. and Early Trium)




_@ivant, Chipley, Rt. 2. C: 80c> 500: $1.45 M. Nice, young] skin potato plants, 80c M; 5M.| potatoes, $1.00 M. del. Exchan
- qSome Casava seed or crowns) 20m: nice baled pont. ie nay'| plants, well rooted; white multi-|75 M; Marglobe tomato. 90 M-| for he oe Poole. Baal
: (or hog feed), for sale. J. H| ot in bloom, $16.00 ton at barn.| Plying onions, 40c gal. Del. Mrs. straight. Guar. prompt shipment.| Goy-t insp. P. R._ pota
oe eb. Waynesville, W .H. Bolton, Griffin. Guy Crowe, Cumming. Rt, 1, - | Sam Crosby, Coffee. $1.00 M.; Marglobe, New S
Nice clean Chufa seed, clear Hastings Prolific seed corn Ruby King pepper ~ plants, Gov. insp., treated pure, imp. tomatoes, 80c M; 500, 50c. de
of rock and nut grass, $3.00 bu. selected ears. nubbed and shelled. $1.25: M; hot pepper, 30c C; to-| P. R. potato plants, $1.25 M. del.| Moss packed. Prompt shipmen
_ Mrs. Ida Prince, Douglas. 50c pk-, $1.60 bu. Immediate mato, $1.25 M; Collard plants,| Full count, prompt shipment.) Mrs. Opal L. Deal, Rt. 4, Baxl
Heart of Gold cantaloup seed,| shipment. Sat. guar. or\ refund. 75c M. Prepaid. Eugene Dorsey,| Guy Crowe, Gainesville. - Gov't insp. and treated pink
true te name. 75c Ib. C. B. Jones,| yw G. Lewis. Cornelia. Baxley. Pure yellow skin P. R. potato} and yellow skin P. R. potatoes 3
Thomson, etc 2: "5 bu. corn in shuck, 60c bu.; Gov. insp. potato plants, $1.00] plants. Gov. insp., dipped. $1.00} now ready, 80c M; 2 M up, 7 Te
Green and white collard seed,| 1.4 bundles fodder, $1.25 per hun-| M- del. in Ga. Grady Tyre, Bax-| M! 5M. up, 90c M. FOB. D.|M del. L, D. Lightsey. Screve
22 or 15 Ibs.. 25c Ib, or lot for 20) Greg: 50 bu. oats, 45c bu. Wm] ley, Rt. 4 C. Whiddon, Tifton, Rt, 3. Gov't insp. P. R. potato
alb, postpaid. Essie Kimsey, Col-| & Purcell, Woodbury. | Marglobe and Gr, Baltimore; Genuine red skin P. R. po-| $1.00 M. del. Guar. Mrs. Io
-mnelia. Imp. pop corn seed. (Ideal for| tomato plants, 90c M. del.; 75c} tato plants, $1.00 M; 5 M. lots.| Edgerton, Baxley.







































Crotalaria seed, spectibilis va- ng after grain for hogs and| M- FOB. Moss packed, H. G.|90c M. Sat. guar. Mrs. J. R. Y ink ski 0 aioe
riety, in 100 ib. lots, 5c 1b. FOR. a e will ae Bap: 13e peck.| Nichols, Rt. 4, Box 154. Smith, Coffee. , on ee Hane $1 ca
F. L. Royal, Unadilla. 50c gal. (1 gal. will plant an acre.)| Gov. insp. and treated P. R.| Crystal Wax Bermuda onion| leading variety cabbage, tomat
So. American pop corn, 4c Ib.;} J. R. Mullis, Cochran. potato plants, $1.00 M. Prompi| plants, 65c M. del. Full count,j} and collard plants, 400, 45c; 8
- seed South American pop corn,| Golden Dent pop corn 1c Ib.,| del. and count guar. J. B. Mc-| prompt shipment. M. O. prefer-|M mailed; larger lots. 75c M i
- 6c Ib. FOB. Tom Fields, Gaines-| nubbed and shelled, FOB.; also Call, Alma. red. N. F. Taylor, Hawkinsville. | exp. col. A. Crow, Gaines :
Ville, Rt, 1. nice, baled wheat straw, 30c per} Pink skin P. R. potato plants,| 309 Merritt St. Rt. 2. ee







2c POCO, prolific, 20c per tea-| 100 or exc. for pigs or velvet} 70c M; also good, long red leaf} Gen. imp. red _ skin potato Imp. Red and Pink Skin P. R.
: elie Sot per pk.; mole beans, 8c| beans; good country cured hams.| chewing tobacco, guar. to please.| plants, 80c M; 5:M., 70c M; all] potatoes, $1.25 M; Imp. Boone,
per pke., large long gourd seed,| 20c lb., 35 Ib wt. BP. J. Sewell,| 12 Ibs., $1.00. All postpaid. Le-| kinds of tomato plants, 80 M. $1.35 M_ del. Winifred WHat
$c per pkg. also 5-10 Jb.| Lavonia. (roy Lightsey, Screven, Hi - \ J. = petien, Coffee. meee Branch.

















Page Six

PLANTS FOR SALE



PLANTS FOR SALE

MARKET BUL

PLANTS FOR SALE



Red P. R. and Nancy Hall
tatoes, 85c M; 5 M lots, $4.00
OB. Mrs. R. J. Boattright,

- 3, Alma.

Govyt insp. P. R. potatoes, now
eady, $1.25 M; 5 M up. $1.00 M.
Nilbert R. Williams, Alma.

_Early Triumph and P. R. po-
toes, $1.00 M FOB. Exchange
or anything of value. Mrs. J.
Altman, Alma.

Govt insp. red and pink skin
R. potatoes, 500, 60c; $1.00 mM;
Margiobe, Stone and Baltimore
omatoes, 500, 40c; 75c M. del.
ong plants. Amos Garrett,
raimesville, Rt. 7.

_E. J., Wakefield, Copenhagen
bbage plants, $1.25 M; Mar-
obe and Break 0 Day toma-
S, 30c C; $1.50 M; 2 yr. as-
Tagus crowns, ,75c doz.: red
ornless raspberry and iceberg
: white blackberry, 50c_ doz.
stpaid, John B. Nix, Alto, Rt.



























































_P. R. potatoes, 80c M. del.: hot

Pepper plants, $1.00 FOB. Large
ntities. S. D. Graham, Sur-

icy.

Gov't hsp. P. R, tatoes

25 M; New Stone and Gr. Ba!-

ore tomatoes, $1.25 M_ del.
C. Allen, Rt. 2, Box 109
Mesville.

Gov. insp. P. R. potatoes. 90c
f; Marglobe tomatoes, 75 M.
el. = Prompt ship-
. . &. Hollard, Su ;
2, Box 15, oe
Insp. and treated imp. red skin
R. potatoes, 75 M: 5 M lots,
M; Marglobe tomatoes, 75c
2 T. L. Dukes, Surrency,

roy 't insp. and treated gen-
e red skin P. R. potatoes,
_M del; exchange for any
ge breed of hens, 5M plants
2 hens. Milton Arnold, Sur-
ted and yellow

skin P. R.
OSs, = ee

90c M del. H. F. Johnson,

v't insp. red skin imp. P. R.
atoes, $1.25 M_ del. Good
nt. Prompt shipment. W.
rvin, Sr., Baxley, Rt. 3.

Govt insp. P. R. tatoes,
kin, 85c M del. to 2M: 5M
ve, 75c M del by exp.: Mar-
be tomatoes, 5c M_ del.
ompt shipment. W. E. Nobles.
xley Rt. 4, Box 125.
Marglobe and Gr. Batlimore
natoes, 6 to 8 inches high, 500
00; $1.50 M del. V. H. Smith,
lorendo. :
Jertified Red Skin P. R.
oes, 70c M; 5M. $3.25 del.
ordon, Warwick.

at insp. red and pink skin
R. potatoes, $1.35 M; Boones
40 M del. Erskin Waldrip,
very Branch, Rt. 1.

rov't insp. and treated P. R.
atoes, $1.00 M del. in Ga. A.
4eWis, Alma, Rt. 4.

ink and red skin P. R. Govt
p., potato vine cutting plants.
00 M; 5 M, 95c M; 10 M, 85c
chufas, $3.50.
FOB. W. M. Herrington.

C.

muine insp., red skin P. R.
ato plants, Gov. insp., and
ated, from vine grown pota-
S. Full count guar. 70 M.
B. Arnold, Surrency.

Marglobe, New Stone and Gr.
Itimore tomato plants, 75c M
-; flue cured tobacco, 12 Ibs.
00 del. Mrs. Mary E. Tom-
lin, Surrency. 3

soV. insp. red and yellow skin
R. potato plants, $1.10 M.
Full count, prompt ship-
- M. C. Crow, Gainesville,

vov. insp, imp. P. R. red and
k skin potato, $1.10 M. Good,
oo H. M. Burke, Bax-

d and pink P. R. potato,
p. and passed, Stone, Balti-
re tomato and collard plants,
M. del.; 5 M. up, 75c M: col-
a = Weatherford, Gaines-

ov. insp. red and pink skin
R. potato plants, $1.25 M.: old
oned Spanish Boones, $1.35

lel. Now ready, prompt
pment. Clyde Mathis, Flow-
Branch, Rt. 1,

Red and pink skin insp., and

d P. R. potato, Stone, Bal-
ore tomato and collard plants,
M. del. 5M up, 75c collect,
- Weatherford, Gainesville,

v. insp., P. R. potato plants,
{. del.; 50c M FOB. Ercan
pment, sat. guar. B. F. Ay-

nuine.red skin P. R. po
S insp. and treated, $1.20
2 M_up, $1.10 M del. in Ga.

Haman, Ocilla.
P. R. potatoes, $1. :
tglobe tomatoes, 75c Sr oe
- A. Maddox, Fitzgerald.



VRt. 7.

Govt insp. and treated P. R.
potatoes, $1.00 M FOB. G. L.
Thompson, Scott.

Gov't insp. and treated red
skin P. F potatoes, $1.00 M del.
Satis. guar. C..-B;
Screven.

Govt certified P. R. potatoes.
$1.25 M_ del.; $1.00 M FOB;
crookneck squash seed and next
onions for sale; also setting tur-
key eggs, 5 or 10c ea. Exc. for
value. Mrs.
Alma. Rt. 4,

Strong, well rooted peppermint
and spearmint plants, 25c doz.;

$1.00 C del. Stamps or M. O.
Robt. Charles, P. O. Box 167.
Atlanta.

Govt insp. P. R. potatoes, 90c
M; tomato plants, 75c M del. A,
Cameron, Baxley.

Govt insp. P. R. potatoes, 75c
M; 3M, $2.00; Nigger Killer po-
tato plants, $1.25 M fob. W.
R. Batten, Winokur.

Gov't insp. P. R. potatoes, now
ready, 65c M; Marglobe toma-
toes, 75c M del. Full count.
Gordon OQuinn, Odum, Rt. 2.

Genuine P. R. potatoes, 90c
M; 2 M lots, 80c M fob. Satis.
guar. Quitman Boattright,.
Coffee.

- Genuine P. R. potatoes, 90c M;
5 M lots, 80c M fob. Satis guar.
H. D. Boatright, Coffee.

Genuine P, R. potatoes, now
ready, 90c M; 2M lots, 80c M fob.
Satis guar. Frank Allen, Coffee.

Govt insp. P. R. potatoes, now
ready, 75c M; Marglobe tomatoes,
75c M del.;. exchange for any
heavy wt. hens, 1 M plants for
l hen. W. G. OQuinn, Screven,
Et. 2.

Govt insp. pure red skin P.
R. potatoes, $1.00 M; sweet and
hot pepper, $1.25 M prepaid in
Ga. Ruth Ahl, Baxley.

P. R. Potatoes, 90c M del. in
Ga. -Cash with order. Prompt
shipment. Grady Tyre, Baxley,
Rt. 4.

Wilt-resistant Marglobe to-
matoes, 80c M del. Guar. good,
strong plants. Moss packed.
Mrs. Lennie Campbell, Baxley.
Rie oe :

Marglobe and New Stone to-
matoes. 70c M; red skin potato
plants, 90c M del. V. E. Pepkin,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Cert. P. R. potato plants, 500
60c; $1.00 M; 5 M up, 80c M.
not del. F. E. Shannon, Lenox.

Strong .New Stone tomato
plants for sale or exc. Surehead

Calif. Wonder sweet pepper
plants and some Dynamite pop
corn seed. Waren McLeod,

Shellman. Ret. 2:

Pink skin P. R. potato plants,
60c M. Allen Tyre, Odum, Rt.

Yellow skin P. R. _ potato
plants from vine grown State
insp. seed. 90c M del. 3rd zone,
Prompt shipment. J. F. Gruber,
Odum. Rt. 2. Ee

Gov. insp., treated pink or red

skin P. R. potato plants, 80c M
del.; 2 M up, 75c M del. Good
plants, count and prompt ship-
ment. Woodrow Lightsey, Scre-
ven.
Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants,
85c M del. Full count, prompt
shipment. Will excl. W. J.
oQuinn, Jr., Odum. Rt. 2, Box
165. !

P. R. potato plants, 90c M,
del. Good count, prompt del.
-C. D. Mitcheil, Screven.

Gov. insp., treated P. R. po-
tato plants, seed from vine, 75c
M; 2 M up, 65c M. Del. Now
ready, Good plants, full count.

up, 65c M del., moss packed. W.
R. Lightsey, Screven. :

Gov. insp. treated pink skin
P. R. end Early Triumph potato
plants, 75c M del. A. Z. Jackson,
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Red skin P. R. potato plants.
Gov. insp., treated, 75c M del.
Fuli count, good plants. W. A.
Pearce, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants; cabbage and col-
lard plants, now ready, 500, 60c;
$1.00 M postpaid. Any amount
exp. col, 75c M. Prompt ship-
ment. Marcus Williams. Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Gov't insp. red and _ yellow
skin P. R, plants, imp. and treat-
ed, $1.00 M del. Cash with order.
No check. C. C. Payne, Tifton,
eG. ks

Govt insp. P. R. potato plants,
$1.00 M del. E. L. Ammons,
Baxley, Rt. 2.

Gen. Imp. red skin P. R. po-
tato plants, $1.00 M; lots, 90c
M; Marglobe tomatoes, 90c M;
5M lots, 75c M. Guar. prompt

shipment. Mrs. Renna Chancy,
Coffee.
Mastodon Everbearing and

Klondike plants, 25c C; $1.00 M.
Add postage. Beulah Fry, Dal-
las, Rt. 3.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage;
Stone and B. tomatoes; Ga. and
cabbage collards, 500, 60c; 90c
M; hot and sweet pepper, 50, 23c
del. Calvin Garrett, Gainesville,



Leggett,

Gussie Anderson. |

or Flat Dutch cabbage plants.)

Marglobe tomato, 70c M; 2 M).

Insp. and treated P. R. and
Boone potatoes, $1.25 M del. Fuil
count. Geo. L, Durand, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Pure red skin P. R., govt insp.
$1.00 M; Marglobe tomato plants,
75c M-. Mocs packed. Leon Gaff,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Govt insp. and treated P. R.
potatoes, $1.25 M; 5 M up, $1.10
M del. J, T. Dix, P. O. Box 74,
Baxley.

P. R. potato plants, pink or
yellow skin, govt insp., 90c M
del. B. E. Thornton, Screven.
Rted.

Crystal Wax Bermula onion
plants,:65c M del. 500 for 40c
del. N. F. Taylor, Hawkinsville.

Tripple-L-Crop tomato plants.
June ist, (2 bu ripe to vine at
one time ,climber, 3 vines enough
for family), 12 plants, 25c, add
postage. Order early. Reed F.
Fowler, Roy.

Gen. govt insp. imp. red and
yellow skin P. R. potatoes, 75c M;
5 M up, 70c M. Mamie E, Dunn,
Hazlehurst, Rt. 1.

Gen, govt insp. imp. red and
yellow skin P. R. potatoes, 75c
M; 5 M up, 70c M. D. C. Nail,
Hazelhurst, Rt. 1.

Gov't insp. red skin P. R. po-
tato plants, 70c M del. Prompt
Shipment. Good count. Guar.
No checks. L. L. Lightsey, Rt. 2.
Surrency,. 3 =A

Gov't insp. and treated P. R.
plants, $1.25 M postpaid. G. W.
Owen, Hawkinsville. : 3

Marglobe and Stone tomato
plants; cabbage collard plants,
Baltimore, Marglobe and Stone
tomato seed, $1.00 lb. Also want
to contract to grow collard
plants. W. R. Stephens, Dah-
Jonega, Rt. 1.

Red and pink skin P. R.
plants, gov. insp. and treated,
$1.00 M del. R. R. Smith, Scre-
ven. :

Fine variety collard plants;
many head almost like cabbage,
500, 75c; $1.25 M. Mrs. S. C.
Wallis, Rt. 4, Carrollton,

HONEY BEES and BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE

New crop strained honey 10 lb.
bucket, $1.10 del. 2 gal., $2.00.
W.R. Hobbs, Milan.

No 1 pure Gallberry Ext honey,
10 Ib. pails, $1.15 ea., postage
extra. Jim Pye, Odum.

70 lb. cam Gallberry honey,
J. T. Holland, Sparks, Rt.





New Gallberry honey, comb or
ext. 5 Ibs., 75c; 10 Ibs. $1.50
del.; Cs. off 12 5-Ib. pails, $6.00
FOB. High quality guar. prompt
shipment. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Supply of Beeswax for sale.
Elmer P. Sanford, Lumber City,
Rts i, Box 1A. = :

TOBACCO FOR SALE

Georgia long leaf tobacco, red
and yellow, flue cured, No. 1, 10c
Ib.; No. 2, 8 Ib.; 11 lbs. chew-
ing, $1.00; 12 Ibs. smoking, $1.00;
6 lbs of either, 50c. Postpaid.
M. B. Swain, Waycross, Rt. 4.

Some real, good chewing to-
bacco, free from frog-eyes or
mold, 15c Jb., plus postage. Ran-
dali Deaver, Culberson, N. C.,
Rt. 1 (Res. of Union county, Ga.)

Good, long red leaf tobacco,
12 lbs., chewing, $1.00; smoking,
12 lbs. 75c. postpaid. Mrs. Lil-
lie Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 2,

FRESH & CURED MEAT
FOR SALE

Guar. oak smoked meat: sides,
17ce lb.; shoulders, i5 lb.; a few
hams, 2242c Jb. All FOB. C. B.
Hurst, Meigs, Rt. 2.

Sugar cured and _ Hickory
smoked hams, 13 lb. average, 25c
Ib. del; shoulders, 9 lb. av., 17%
Ib. Guar. sound. P. W. Harri-
son, Halcyondale.

Home cured hams, 27 to 30 lb.
ea, 20c lb.; also 3 cans lard, 46-
48 lbs. to can, $5.50 per can. Not
del. Cash with order. Mrs. W.
M. Arrington, Wadley, Rt. 2.

SYRUP FOR SALE

2 or 3 small bbls., 1938 syrup.
fine grade, clear, thick fine
flavor, Mrs. A. C. Malphus, Tus-
culum.

BUTTER FOR SALE

4 lbs. nice yellow butter in
pound molds, $1.00 del. 1 ship-
ment; 30c lb. in less lots; want
buy for cash some Jersey or other
good stock, 4-5 wks. old calves,
within 5 or 6 miles. Mrs. L, A.
Sanders, Ashland.

FRUITS FOR SALE

Sundried peaches, free from
worms, 10c Ib.; also purple hull
table peas, 20c quart. Add post-





















LETIN

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

6 tons nice No. 1 Va. bunch
and Spanish peanut hay, $8.00
ton at barn. 3 mi. East Dawson.
Will exc. for any age yearlings.
Mrs. G. L. Jones, Bronwood, Rt.
Z

Bright oat straw baled with-
out rain, $8.00 ton FOB. S. E.
Vandiver, Lavonia.

900 bundles clear,. bright fod-
der, $1.50 per 100 bundles. K. D.
Stegar, Griffin, Rt. C.

2M. bundles good fodder $1.50
per hundred, at my barn, 342 mi.
No. Hiram on T. L. Eclols Farm.
H. V. Bivens, Hiram, Rt. 2.

EGGS FOR SALE

Selected B. R. hatching eggs.
60c per 15, P. P.. Mrs. H. S.
Young, Fairmount, Rt. 1.

Booking orders for purebred
Golden Seabright bantam eggs.
$1.00 per setting. del. in Ga.
Katie M. Dean, Royston, Rt. 1.

Giant Light Brahma eggs, 85c
per 15 and postage. Mrs. J. E.
Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Pure White Pekin duck eggs,
75c per 15.\ No stamps. Mrs. L.
K. Fryer, Talbotton.

Eng. str. W. L. eggs, from pure
bred flock, 75c for 15. Add post-
age. Mrs. Rhoda Anderson, Mur-
rayville. Rt. 1,

_ Purebred R. C. Light Brahma
eggs, selected, $1.00 per 15 post-
paid; also 2 March 1938 hatch
cocks, $1.50 each FOB. (Raising
this breed of chickens exclusively
for past 12 yrs.) L. J. Brown.
Colbert, Rt. 2.

Large type Light Brahma eggs.
fresh, well packed, $1.00 per 15.
Dostpaid. Carton ret. Mrs. J. E.
Woodall, Calhoun, Rt. 1,

Purebred Light Brahma eggs,
7c per 15 P. P.; also brown
chrysanthemums, old fashioned
fall pinks. white and yellow and
the yellow buttons, 5c ea. Shasta
daisies. Add postage on less
than 50c orders. Geneva San-
ders, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Purebred large type Dark Cor-
nish eggs, $1.00 per 15. Crates
ret. No personal chks. Miss
Florence Horne, Grovetown.

Selected hatching eggs from
large type English Barron str.
W. L. pen, ped. matings, $1.00
per 15, $450 for 100, Del. Mrs.
Lester DeFoor, Toccoa, Rt. 2.

Turkey eggs. $2.25 per doz.
del. Money order. No chks. M.
A. Kent, Lilburn.

Purebred M. B. turkey eggs
from bloodtested flock, $2.00
doz.; $15.00 per C. Postpaid.
Mrs. Neal Williams, Buena Vista,
Ri 2:

Black Leghorn eggs from good
laying strain, $1.00 per 15, pre-
paid; Vinca Minor (ground
cover) $1.00 C., $8.00 M. Well
rooted. Mrs. B. B. Woodruff,
Greenville.







Muscovey duck (quackless
type) eggs. $1.00 doz. postpaid.
Mrs. . T. Chatham, Adairs-
ville, Rt. 2.

Eges from special matings.
Holtermans Aristocrat Barred
Rocks, 75c per 15. Mrs. Jas. J.

Williams, Quitman Rt. 1, Box
42.

Pure Mammoth Bronze turkey
eggs, $1.75 for 12, postpaid. Miss
Pearl Milford, Ball Ground, Rt.
2.

_Large type Dark Cornish eggs,
$1.00 per 15. C. O. Sikes, Syl-
vester.

Golden Buff Minorca eggs, 75c
per 15, plus postage; also fodder,
$1.50 per hundred bun, C. Wat-
son, Loganville, Rt. 2. .

. M. B, Turkey eggs, 12 for $3.00;
Ply. Rock chicken eggs, selected,

75c per 15. All postpaid, carton
to be ret. Mrs. L. W. Seago,
Pinehurst.

Purebred eggs from Speckled
Guinea, 65c per 17; $1.50 for 50;
$3.00 C; Golden Seabright ban-

-tams, $1.00 per 15; R. I. Reds.
/75c per 15.

All del. Mrs. Boyd
Baggett, Douglasville, Rt. 1.

White Muscovey duck eggs,
$1.00 doz. postpaid. Frank
Kacsik, Macon. Rt. 4.

B. L. eggs, $1.00 per 15. Add
postage; also exc. herbs for feed
sacks; sell 1 Black Cochin ban-
tam hen, $1.00 and postage. Mrs.
Lillie Mae Johnson, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 3..

POULTRY FOR SALE

ANCONAS:

50 Sheppard - str. Ancona
March 1939 pullets, 75c ea.; few
cockerels, same age and _ price;
2 cocks, 1938 hatch, 85c ea., $1.50
for both. Mrs. W. A. Reese,
dakin.

3 nice laying purebred Ancona
hens, $1.00 ea. and express; also
some nice, thin super bee foun-
dation, 50c Ib. Add _ postage.
Wm. Middleton, Buford, Rt. 2.

25 ea. Anconas and Brown
Leghorns, 5 mos. old, now laying,
90c each; White Leghorn pulleis
March hatch, 50c_ ea. From
heavy laying stock. B, R. Wood-





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Monday, May 15, 1939.

POULTRY FOR SALE

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BANTAMS:

7 mixed bantam pullets and 1
cockerel, 2 mos. old, -$2.00, ex-
press collect for lot; want trio
genuine Buff Cochins, grown
anc. good layers, reasonably pric-
ed. J. C. Brown, Atlanta. 253
Cherokee place, S. E.

2 White game bantam 2 yr.
old roosters, $1.00 for the 2,
Exc. for pair guinea pigs (cavies) .
Ea. pay express. Will Smith,
Diamond.

Few show type bantams. Spec-.
ial price on Dark Cornish and
Buff Cochin bantams and Rac-
nig Homer pigeons. W. K. Hern-=
don, Augusta, 1109 Adrian St.

25 mxied bantam baby chicks,
2-4 wks. old, 15c ea., FOB. Ra-
nell Fowler, Roy.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS:

60 Barred Ply. Rock hens and
6 roosters 1 yr. old April Ist.
Bloodtested and culled, $65.00 or
$1.00 ea. Exc. for a 4 gal. Jer.
sey milch cow, Mrs. M. W.
ly, McBean, RFD 1.

Mother hen and 10 baby.
chicks, mixed heavies, mostly
Barred Rocks and R. I. Reds,
$1.50. Several lots during May
at this price. Add del. chgs.
Want 10 Australop (white)
chicks or a setting of eggs.
Quote price del. Mrs. W. T.
Bryan; Turin, Rt. 1, :

2% mos. old pullets, 50 barred
rocks, 65c ea.; 25 White Rocks,
T5ec ea.; 50 New Hampshire
Reds, 65c ea.; all kinds cockerels,
ne as J. L, Phillips, Bowdon,

25 Rock Red cross pullets, se-
lected, 10 weeks old, $18.00, or
75c ea. FOB. Cash with order.
Shares Joyner Fort Valley,

200 Schafffners AA Barred
Rock roosters and pullets, 50c
ea. FOB. Now ready. Frank
Light, Rebecca, Rt. 1, Box 86.

16 B. R. Pullets, December 19
1938 hatch, $10.00 or 65c ea,
FOB. Mrs. Wm. E. Burch,
Helena, Rt. 1. |

3 hens and cockerel, White
Rocks, 1 yr. old, $4.00 FOB ex-
press office. M. O. only. Miss
Addie Baldwin, Geneva.

Few Holterman Aritsocratic B.
R. roosters, AAA 1 yr. old, direct,
$2.00 ea. Quick del. Eggs of
same, $1.00 per setting. Mrs. B
H. Osborn, Roy. >

5 fine 18 mos. old Parks B. R.
roosters all bloodtested, $1.25 ea.
not del.; Eggs, 40c doz.; 5 and
10 doz. lots, or 75 per 15 pre- |
paid. All cartons ret. Mrs. G.
C. Clifton, Millen, Box 57.

50 ea. purebred B. R. and R.
I. Reds, 10 wks. old, 55 ea., 25
pullets and 25 cockerels in each
lot. Ready ship now. FOB. No
a Mrs. R. L. Fears, Flovilla,

A pen of 12 ped. Parks B. R,
roosters, direct in 1938, blood-
tested, $2.50 ea., 2 for $4.00 Mrs.
T. Godwin, Lumber City.

Purebred, large type Cornish
hens, $1.00 ea. FOB Rochelle;
also eggs, $1.00 for 15, or $1.50
for 30. Crates ret. Mrs. A. G.
Clarke, Abbeville Rt, 2.

10 pure Dark Cornish hens,
pullets and 1 cockerel, $15.00
FOB; pure Hastings Golden
Jarvis prolific seed corn, nub-
bed and hand shelled, 75c pk.,
$2.50 bu. H. W. Thurmond,
Greensboro, Rt. 1, Box 131. =

5 Dark Cornish 1% yr. old hens
with rooster of same type, $6.00.
M. O. preferred. Party pay chgs.
Mrs. B. F. Sewell, Abbeville, Rt.
1:
DOVES: . .

Ringneck doves, $1.00 pr.; R. C-
Black bantam eggs, $1.00 setting-
A. R. Andrews, Augusta, 1319
Central Avenue. ae

Ringneck doves, $1.00 ea, or
$1.50 pair. Exc. for peasants or
White Silkie bantams. A Lind-
auer, Savannah, 423 Broughton
St. es
GAMES: e

9 pit game hens, Roundhead,
Warhorse and Brown Red cros-
ses, 75c ea. Jesse Hatcher, Cairo,
Rt; a : ah

Trio of Warhorse and Round=-

head crossed, 2 yrs old (cock
no relation to hens) $6.00; also
25 same breed, 3 mos. old, Toc
ea. Add postage. R. J. Lucas,
Savannah, 714 E. 37th St.

GIANTS: Sey
Hen hatched Jersey Black
Giant chickens, 10c ea.; eggs,
75c per 15. Cartons ret.; roosters
$1.50 to $2.00 ea.; hens, $1.25 to
$1.50 ea. Mrs. M. M. Simpson.

Waverly Hall. es

HAMBERGS: S

1 young Hamberg rooster and
2 hens, 1938 hatch, $5.00 FOB.
D. E. Barker, Abbeville. Pies
LEGHORNS: , ds

100 AAA grade 2 mos. old Rose=
lawn W. L. cockerels, 35 ea.







age. Rosie Crowe, Cumming,
LRt. 1. | ee ;



liff, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

No order for less than 30 filled.
S. W. Hughes, Scotland. _



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- Leghorn

= now laying,

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for lot. FOB;



POULTRY FOR SALE

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POULTRY FOR SALE



AA grade cockerels 3 W. L. and
Donaldson Reds. breeders, 10
wk. old, $1.00 ea. FOB Cliff T-

Tanner. Sandersville, Rt. 1, Box
23:

Hanson trapped 250 egg dam

Jars: Leghorn 6 wks. old cock-

erels, $1.50 ea. some others,
$1.00 ea. C. S@Holcomb, Jones-
boro. k

Everlay str. Brown Leghorn
cockerels, 242 mos. old. 50 ea.;
$5.00 doz. Wallace Wilson, Mar-
tin.

16 purebred yellow Buff Leg-
horn 2 yr. old hens, 70c ea. Ker-
mit, Lovorn, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

4 purebred English W. L.
roosters. March 1939 hatch, 4 for
$2.00 del. No culls. Ship only
jin lot of 4. Mrs. Emma Ballen-
ger, Temple. Rt. 2.

10 purebred S. C. W. L. 4 mos.
old roosters. finest str., $2.50
ea. FOB. W. L. Brackman. Bre-

men.
150 Eng. str. W. L. 2 yr old
hens, 65c ea. FOB. Mrs. M. C.
Lanier. Metter.
Purebred AAA grade
roosters.
hatch, $1.00 ea.

- Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Brown
February
PB Self,

AAA W. L. 8 wks old roosters,

50c ea.. 6 for $3.00 FOB. Mrs.
W. L. Sessions, Soperton, Rt. 2.
Large Tom Barron W. L. from
ped. stock. Ship at 1% lb. for
5c ea. FOB. Mrs. W. P. Huie.

_ Morrow.

10 breeding cockerels, 12 wks.
Wyckoff and Hanson str.. direct
this season, also 10 R. I. Red 12
wks. old breeding cockerels. All
$1.00 ea. in lots of 5 or more.
Lewis E. Beers, Newnan.

30 W. L. hens,, big Eng. type.
ie 75ec ea., or lot for

$20.00 at my home. Mrs. Fred
Loudermilk, Cornelia.

5 purebred W..L._ roosters.
bloodtested and banded, $1.50
ea. Jamie Moore, Sharon,

30 AAA grade W. L. cockerels.
from very fine strain, 65c ea.,
-5 or more, 50c ea. D. E. Wood.
Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Pen ped. W. L., March 19,
4939 hatch cockerels (from hens
with 225-290 egg record), $1.00
lots of 5 or more. S C.
Elder, Culloden, Rt. 2.

40 Booth's AAA W. L. hens.
Breeder laying, no culls, $28.00
| also young Mal-
from orig wild
Mallard. Exc. Quail eggs or
young bronze turkeys. J. :
Bohlen, Madison, RF'D 3.

MINORCAS: ;
Pure AAA bloodtested Kircher
Golden Buff Minorca March
cockerels, $1.00 ea. FOB Cleve-
Jand Gaines, Canon.

Few March hatch Giant Black
Minoreas, $1.00 ea.; 2 fancy yr.
old cocks, $5.00 ea-; setting eggs,
$1.50 per 15; genuine Buff Co-
chin bantam eggs. $1.50 per 15.
. H. Wright, Atlanta. Peters
Bldg., Wa 7858 or HE 0648W.

ORPINGTONS:

A 9 mos. old 10 Ib. Buff Orp.
cockerel, $1.00. B. Jordan. Mon-
- ticelle.

- 50 heavy breed, purebred pul-
Jets. Buff Orp., and Barred and
White Rocks, Feb. 5, 1938 hatch.
65c ea. at my yard. Mrs. Julia
Randall, Metter, Rt. 1.

lard ducklings

- PHEASANTS:
Amherst and Silver pheasants
in full plumage, $12.00 pair;

standard Silver Spangle Ham-
bergs. $1.00 ea. D. T. Jennings,
Americus, P. O. Box 84.

PIGEONS:
100 pr. pigeons for best offer.
WwW. H. Kennedy, Townsend.

REDS (New Hampshires):

Quality N. H. Reds and J. B.
Giant baby chicks, for June del..
10c ea. Mrs. W. H. Hipp, Hogans-
ville. =

New Hampshire Red _ rooster
and 9 hens, yr. old, pure blooded.
$1.00 each. Mrs. R. C. Mallette.
Flovilla.

New Hampshire Red 3 mos.
old from unrelated parent stock,
$1.00 ea.; Eggs, selected for
hatching. $1.00 per 15. Mrs. a oe
H. Roland. Morgan.

REDS (Rhode Island):

Few yr. old R. I. Red. May-
hood str. R. L Red_ roosters,
active service. H. E. Thornton.
Deweyrose, Rt. 1. \
: R. I. Red -baby chicks, $2.50
per 25 postpaid; Eggs, $1.00 per
15; 4 mos. old cockerels. $1.00
each; dark red bloodtested hens.
$1.25 ea.; cocks, $2.00 ea. Mrs.

o. Donald Donaldson. Decatur, De-

2405.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE:

\ 12 large vl. B. hens, $3.00 ea.;
unrelated tom, $5.00; less in
-Jarger lots; young ones, $1.00 to
$1.50 ea-; all my R. I. Red chick-
ens for sale. Exe. for good year-
lings, my place. Mrs. J. E. Sikes.
Cochran, Rt. 2.
8 hens and 1 rooster Turken
~ (chickens) hens now daying,
$1.50 ea. Exc. for 100 Brown

_. Leghorn or R. I. Red baby chicks.
_ LL. B. Rountree, Stillmore, Rt. 2- Vidalia.

-Phipps, Halcyondale, Rt. 1.



1 large and 2 small. Mallard
drakes, $1.50 and 5c ea-; also
3 mos. old Mallard ducklings. 50c
ea. Miss Roberta McCollum.
Grantville, RFD.

6 White Pekin ducks, 75c each;
4 big bone Guinea sow pigs and
1 male pig; $7.00 ea: J. I.
Brown. Elberton. Rt. 3.

_14 young Blue Mammoth gos-
lings, beginning to feather. 50c
S Mrs. J. C. Orr. Winder. Rt.

50 Black and White Muscovey
ducks, 1938 hatch; ducks. $1.00;.
drakes $1.50 ea- Exc. for turkeys.

J. E. Beales. Savannah, 423
Broughton St.

WYANDOTTES:

Purebred S. L. Wyandotte

cockerels. selected for breeding.
10 wks. old. $1.00 ea. FOB; pure-
bred hatching eggs. 75c per set-
ting, postpaid. Lonnie Mc-
Miken, Dallas.

POULTRY WANTED





BABY CHICKS:

Want 200 to 300 chickens to
raise on halves. Miss Trona

Want 75 R. I. Reds te raise

on halves to 8 wks old, Partyy

pay trans. chgs. both ways. Mrs.
G. W. Braddy, Soperton. Rt. 1.

Want 100 chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. old. Party pay
trans. chgs. I furnish feed. B.
Rocks preferred. or R. I. Reds.
Mrs. J, A. Durham. Cuthbert.
Rt. 3.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

Want buy 200 April hatch pul-
lets. White Rocks or Wyando'tes.
State cash price. ~J. F. Self
Quitman. Rt. 5.

LEGHORNS:

Want 200 March or April hatch
Leghorn pullets. State price.
etc., S. R. Saye, Rutledge.

PIGEONS:

Want Carneaux. White Kings.
Homers or other fancy breeds of
niveons: also want fancy rab-
bits. All for breeding purnoses.
Give details and prices. E. L.
ee Buren, Athers, P. O. Box
600. \

QUAIL:

Want some quail, pheasants.
doves. anv kind of rare and un-.
usual chickens, bantams. etc.
J. L. Berry. Norcross. Box 125.



HOGS FOR SALE



Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs, 10 to
12 wks. old, $10.00 ea., including
reg. papers. G. W. Doolittle,
Sandersville.

_ Duroc-Jersey sow, has had 3
littlers, prize stock( can get pa-
per on her) $35.00 at my barn.
Billy Johnston, Valdosta, Rt. 3.

S. P. . reg. pigs, 1 off the
finest strains, 9 wks old, $8.50
ea. R.M. Stanley, Vidalia.

3 reg. male P. C. pigs, $10.09
ea. at 7 wks. old, the 3 for $25.00.
Write. Lavert Burkett, Jakin.

S. P. C. pigs, Worlds Grand
Championship blood. Can fur-
nish unrelated pairs, dbl. treated,
eg. buyer's name, papers fur-
nished, 10 wks old, thrifty an

well grown, $10.00 ea. W. A.
Taliaferro, Blue Ridge.
4 thoroughbred Durvc gilts.

10 wks. old, ent. to reg., $8.00 ea.
or 2 for $15.00. FOB. H. R. Shell.
Palmetto.

3 purebred big bone black P.
C. shoats, wt. 75-100 Ibs. trea-
ed for cholera and swine plague
and raised on a sanitary plan.

Reg. papers furnished buyer's
eee Talmadge Ogden, Odum.

1 purebred reg. big bone Black
Poland China, ready for service.
treated for. cholera and swine

plague. Write for further par-
oe A. F. Scott, Jr., Jesup.
Rt. 2.

Black sow and 10 pigs, 2 mos.
old 4th of May, for sale or exc.
for cow (giving 2-3 gal.) with
young calf. Bring cow and get
hogs. Elmer Clifton, Summit.

A reg. Berkshire 2 yr. old boar.
$25.00 at barn. Joel Hancock.
Zebulon.

Choice Berkshire pigs. male
and female. from tried and de-
pendable lines, $10.00 ea., reg.
from a herd 30 yrs old. C. J.
Hardman, Commerce.

Black Essex pigs $10.00 ea..
$18.00 pair. Raised on sanitary
plan, treated for cholera and
swine plague, with application
for reg. W. J. Bargeron. Sardis.

4 outstanding S. P. C. boar
pigs. dbl treated, 10 wks. old.
Sired by 1938 World Junior
Champion, Perfection. No better
breeding in Georgia, $20.00 ea.
Mrs. F. R. Kennedy, Stone Mtn.,
Rt. 2.

S. P. C. 8 wks. old male pigs.
sub. to reg., ped. furnished with

pigs, color evenly distributed, wt.
55 Ibs., $10.00 ea. Produced by



ARKET BULLETI x

HOGS FOR SALE



Reg. Berkshires, pigs and gilts,
for sale. R. E. Mitchell, Zebulon.

2 male Berkshire pigs. 2 mos.
old. sub. to reg., fine markings.
$10.00 ea., papers furnished; sev.
8 wks. old 7-8 Berkshire pigs. by
very fine, reg. boar. $4.00 ea. W.
ne Palmer. Columbus, Rt. 1. Box

Reg. Durocs, either sex, from
best breeding. $8.00 each. also 1
service boar. Waldo Harris. Jr.,
Washington.

Big bone black African Guinea
pigs, 8 wks old June Ist and
20th, $8.00 ea. $15.00 pair; aiso
100 S. C. W. L. hens, 1937 and

-| 1938 hatch, and 12 Black Minor-

cas, 70c -ea.. for lot FOB here
F. P, Prather, Monroe, Rt. 1.

10 wks. old S. P. C. pigs of
champion blood lines. life im-
muned. reg: buyers name, $10.00
ea. J. E. Sims, Ellabelle.

Extra nice thoroughbred S. P.
C. 6 wks. old pigs, $5.00 ea. at
the barn. 1 nice gilt, 10 wk. old
pig. J. R. Gable, Raymond.

6 White Chester pigs, 6 wks.
old May 24th. $2.50 ea. at barn
or $4.00 crated and shipped; also
good peavine hay. $14.00 ton. R.
L. Albea, Metasville.

1 barrow and 4 gilts. 40-50 lb.
wt., cross with P. C. Make best
cash offer. Mrs: Clayton Doug-
jas, Alma; Rts-1.

Reg. S. P. C. hogs, 8 wks. to 8
mos., both sex, 2 herds, one no
relation to other; Grand Sire
Eboney King and Mischief Mak-
er,, Worlds Champion and Re-
serve Champion. Mrs. Agnes
Price, Albany.

4 purebred Duroc Jersey pigs.
2 males and 2 gilts, $10.00 ea.
Raised under sanitary method.
W. E. Williams, Moultrie, Rt. 4.
. Reg. Duroc pigs, cholera im-
mune, priced reasonably, also 1

winning stock. Aubrey Stallings.
Carrollton, care Orchard Hiil
Farm, Rt. 3.

Reg. S. P. C. boar pigs, 10
wks. old. sired by a son off Mis-
chief Maker. twice Worlds
Grand Champion boar, and full
brother to Conquest, 1938
Worlds Grand Champion boar.
Clifford Waters, Sylvania.

8 S. P. C. gilts and 8 males. 2
mos old, $10.00 ea., also male
ready for service, $15.00; one
that will soon be ready, $12.50
All dbl. treated, reg. buyer's
name, and FOB Guyton, Ga. G.
W. Burney, Savannah, 4 West
Oglethorpe Ave.

2 thoroughbred P. C. pigs, 40-
reg. papers. Lewis Underwood.
Rt. 1, Cusseta. ae

S. P. C. pigs, reg. stock, 8 wks.
old, $12.00 ea. with papers, also
Gov. imp. Co290 Cane. $10.00 M;
P. O. J. $5.00 M. Large lots
cheaper. C. R. Morgan, Ameri-
cus.

3S. P. C. male pigs, 3 mos. old.
reg. buyers name, $7.00 ea. at my
home 2 mi. S. E. Carnegia; reg.
buyers name, FOB Cuthbert,
$9.00 ea. Robert S. Harris, Cuth-
bert, Rt. 2.

Hampshire pigs,

red sows, service boars,
Champion blood lines.
Stivers, Rome, Box 278

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

bred gilts,
reg.
The





3 good young farm and brood
mares and 1 young stallion.
Sold on: terms. E. H- Jones
Waycross. 611 Reynolds St.

Good farm mare mule, sound
and good worker, for sale. E. S.
Hicks, Yatesville.

Pretty, gentle, brown and
white Shetland pony, cheap.
Write Geo. Clark, Smithville.

Bay mule, about 15 yrs. old,
pert, work anywhere, sound. wt.
850-900 Ibs., no bad habits, $60.00.
A. N. Gambrell, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Nice, gentle Shetland pony,
$25.00 for exc, for yearlings. A.
H. Pape, Flovilla.

At stud, 6 yrs. old Kentucky
mammoth black jack at my farm.
Fee, $10.00, with $1.00 down, bal.
at foaling. For sale, close of
season. H. S: Nix, Cleveland.

2 mare colts,.3 yrs. old, $100.00
ea.; 3 mares. 1200 and 900 lbs.,
8 and 5 yrs. old, $150.00 and $100
each; 2 mare mules, 700 and 900
Tbs, 8 and 10 yrs. old,, $150.00 ea.
B. F. Latham, Brunswick, 3200
Glynn Ave.

A percheron horse colt, 2 yrs.
old, broke, gentle and 1 young
horse colt, for sale or exc. for
value. L. C. Thompson, Soper-
ton, ta: 1.

Sheep and Goats For Sale





Fresh milk goats, also young
does and 2 yr. old buck, for sale.
J. Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box 124.

At stud, large, natural butt-
headed Toggenburg buck. Vig-
orous, fertile and blooded milk
stock. . Does boarded very rea-
sonable. Service fee, $2.00. Mrs.



4-H club boy. Fred Peterson,

McElrey, Atlanta, 205 Norwood

Ave, N. EO



service boar. Best breeding, prize}

45 lb. boars, $11.00 ea., including.





SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

Fine buck kid from reg. pure-
bred Nubian buck and a doe.
Lelf Saanan and half Toggen-
burg, that is never dry. produces
over 3 qts. $3.00 at 2 mos. old.
F. E. Grubbs, Demorest.

Reg. Saanan. heavy ilker
fresh (doe and buck kid), 3 ex-
ceptionally good Tog. does. fresh.



one reg. and re-bred to reg.
Nubian buek. Sell or exc.;
Straight goat manure. 100 lb.

bags or ton lots. Edwin Simpson,
Atlanta, 695 Paynes Ave., N. W.

1 old ewe and 2 ewe lambs,
$10.00 for lot. L. L, Culpepper
Roopville. Rt. 1., (near Veal).

Pr. milk does with pr. of kids
3 days old. $15.00 and $20.00 for
doe and 2 kids. Toggenburg and
Saanan breed, I. G. Thompson.
Ellabell, Rt. 1.

CATTLE FOR SALE

White Face bull calves, per-
fectly marked, fine blood lines,
$35.00 ea.; also reg. Duroc pigs.
male and gilts, $10.00 ea.; bred
black P. C. gilts, $15.00 ea. Y. A.
Olive, Woodland. Happy Valley
Farm.





Reg. Jersey bull, sire, Hobby

of Rosemont (sev. grand cham-
pions), wt. 800 lbs.. 2 yrs. old in
October. R. C. Williams, Doug-
lasville.

Jersey milch cows with Ist,
2nd and 3rd calf for:sale. Sam
D. Woodward, Locust Grove, Rt.
2. Atlanta phone Ve 1265.

3 mos. old nice bull calf, sub.
to reg., also herd bull from best
blood lines. Sell to prevent -in-
breeding. Geo. W. Wicker, Amer-
icus, Albany Road.

15 fresh in Guernsey and Jer-
sey milch cows. 2 to 4 gal., for
sale. D. Lee, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

Jersey milch cows, fresh in.
also some fine Jersey calves, for

sale. Fred L. White. Buckhead.
Rt. 1;
Guernsey-Jersey milch cow

and fine heifer calf, reasonable.
W. E. Fitts, Rocky Ford.

Grade Jersey cow. 3rd
May 30th. $55.00 cash. Mrs.
Walker Whitworth. Lavonia,
1:

Fawn col. Jersey cow. 5 yr. old.
with second calf (twins), now
producing 3 to 3% gal. daily.
Reasonable. Janie M. Thorn-
ton, Palmetto. -

Reg. Polled Hereford bull and
heifer calves and 1 Polled Here-
ford. herd bull. E. T. Boswell.
J~ . Siloam. 3

Polled Herefords. a reg. 5. yr.
old bull and reg. heifer bred te
reg. bull. also Grade heifers, for
sale. R. E. Mitchell, Zebulon:

2 nice beef cows for sale or
rade for small yearlings, near
Glover school house. W. R. Dun-
can, Norcross. Rt. 1.

LIVESTOCK WANTED

HOGS WANTED:

Want reg. Duroc Jersey boar
nig, deep cherry red color. short.
blocky type. . Dont answer un-
less you have this type. Lee

calf
G.
Rit:





1 Walden, Avera.

Want reg. high-bred S. P. C.
19-50 marking 12-15 wks. old
boar pig. Leroy Mann, Newnan.
CATTLE WANTED:

Want 1 reg. poll Hereford male
calf. T. H. Hough, Lumpkin.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want good, old fashioned, un-
encumbered, middleaged, colored
woman to help with light farm
work, no field work. for clothes
food and little spending money
Good home. Answer at once.
vee B. N. Brown, Douglasville.

Want uneneumbered colored
girl, 16 to 20 yrs. Musi be de-
pendable, efficient with good
ref. Light farm work, no field
work. Good living quarters.
with everything furnished and
$2.50 to $4.00 week. depending on
quality of work. L. R. Hogan.
Atlanta, 3451 Stratford Road.

Want unencumbered white
woman, 20-35 yrs. old to live
with man and wif eand do light
farm work, no field work. $4.09
mo. room and board. Answer
in OWn handwriing. giving par-
ticulars about self. WwW. M.
Fhernton, Jesup.

Want at once, healthy, reliable
20-35 yr. old woman of good
character. to live as one of fam-

ily and do light farm work. noi.

field work. $2.00 week.
Emma Avery, Fort
Nor*h Macon St.

Want reliable working woman
for light farm work, no field
work, $5.00 mo., room and board
in quiet country home. C. B.
Miley, Statesboro, Rt. 2.

Want elderly woman to live
with aged couple and help with
light farm work, no field work.
Must be honest, industrious and
clean, See or write. Mrs. W. M.
Daniell, Winston

Mrs.
Valley. 219



-eommunity















Small house, patch, a
fine Game chickens on
basis. to reliable colorec
small white famliy, in ex
for some work. See or writ
O. Fussell. Brunswick, B
Island. a

Want good colored ma
family, who can run true
tractor and do gen. farm
E, E. Bishop Thomasville,

Want nice family. able
nance self. for good 2 mul
Rent free for extra service:
or write A. B. Keba, Thom
Rt 3: : :

Want clean, 30 to 40 yr
colored woman for light
work. Plenty of work t
$8.00 mo. ana beard. Mrs
DeLay Austell, Rt. 2. |

Want middelaged une







bered woman to assist with

chores for home and small
ary. Must be neat. clean
know how to milk. Mrs. H
L. Jackson. Albany, Rt. 2.

Want setled. reliable, o:
character. healthy woma
light farm work. no field
Home and small salary. C
municate with Miss T. L.
Decatur, 202 Johnson Place
2847.

Want farm hand for
Good habits, no drunkard. $
month, board and laundry.
Stacey, Cohutta, Rt 1.

Want honest. sober hanc
to 35 yrs. old. honest and
to -work in tobacco crop.
June ist, to August Ist. _
wages. board and nice
ment. State all about yo
Jimmie Ryals, Quitman, R
Box 108. ae

Want at once, good smar
hand to work by the month. M
be willing worker. '
Taylor, Quitman. Rt. 1.

Want at once. boy who
run cultivator. Pay good w:
every Saturday at noon. Em
C. Brown, Statesboro.

Want girl or woman, |
healthy and willing worker.
light farm work. no field w
Reasonable salarv. W. H. 1]
Carnesville, Rt. 1. : a

Want woman for light f
work. no field work, W. Oy
street, Lenox, Rt. 1.

Want white woman or gir
ligk+ farm work. no field \
Taft Parker. Conyers, Rt.

Want white woman, 25 t
yrs. old, for light. farm 4
no field work except milking
home and reasorable salary.
L. Heard, Cumming. Rt. 1.

Want at once. reliable wot!
20 to 40. for light farm wo
no field work. for good home a
$2.00 week. Mzs. R. E. Ellin
ton. Fairburn, Rt. 1. ae

Want man with own mule
1 horse farm, Will pay his
$2.50 week to feed and wa
flock of several hundred lay
and can give him 4 or 5
work every month at $1.25
day, cleaning poul'ry houses.
Want him to raise feed
chickens and will buy his sh
at market price. Thos J. Pear
Gainesville. : Gees

Want wage hand. white or
ored. Must be willing worker
$12.00 mo. and board. Jat
Hamilton, Bainbridge, Rt. 1.

Want young woman, 25-30 y
of age for light farm work.
field work. $1.50 week. b
and laundrv. I. N. Moye, C





a)

G







lumbus. 1552 14th Ave,

Want man for farm wo
Must be exp. and good ol
hand. Pay according to work.
CG. Cain, Buford] Rte 2

Blacksmi'h ard horse-shoer.
me hear if interested imme
jately. Luther Cambron. Sas
Box 87. :

White or colored. Doesn't m
ter how many in family. Cal
give regular work. but plevtv
all time. Have \
move self. Prefer with 1 or more
wood chonpers. Can move
once. J. E. Grooms. Stilson.

Bi! re.

Want reliable, settled. good w
an, healthy. willing worker |
light. farm work. no field work























Private room and salary. Stat
narticulars about self. Mrs
ohn Solomon. Jeffersonvill
Rew

Want at once exp. man witl
family to finish 1 h. crop. Wil
furnish house, garden patches
and give reasonable salary. Pa
every Saturday. Write or co
immediately. Walker
Dallas, Rft...3;

Want exp farm family, 3 0

4 willing workers. for gen, far
work and cotton picking later
Prefer one in family who car
work turventine ~1 halves: a!
hire ablebodied woman, white
colored, who would help wi
tobacco, hoeing, etc.
ing ref. and particulars.
H. Anderson, Alma, Rt. 4 :
Want boy, 15-18 yrs oid. goose
plow hand, to help with
farm work. $8.00 mo.. board an
laundry. Mrs. W. L. McClell.
Sylvester, Rt: ee

Ernest





MARKET BULLETIN

FoodsDrugsand Feed Stuffs




Monday, May 15, 193!

J. PRESTON YARBROUGH





















































_ P. LONG
ef Food Inspector

VINEGARS

- Food laboratory of the Chemical Division, Geor-
Department of Agriculture has recently completed
urvey of a number of vinegars sold in the State.

proximately one-third of the samples analyzed
iled to meet the standards set or the guarantees -
wn on the label of the product. A number were low
tual acid strength, some were low in apple solids,
others contained statements on the labels which
misleading to the purchaser.

, is important that the housewife know the different
-of vinegars on the market for there are many
5, mixtures and compounds. The minimum. acid
meth for all vinegar is 4 per cent acetic acid. CIDER
NEGAR or APPLE VINEGAR is a product made by
leoholic and subsequent acetous fermentations of
lice of apples. MALT VINEGAR is a product made
the alcoholic and subsequent acetous fermentations,
10ub distillation, of an infusion of barley malt or





AR VINEGAR is a product made by the ferment-
ion of solutions of sugar, sirup, molasses. or refiners
se DISTILLED VINEGAR, GRAIN VINEGAR, or
TE VINEGAR is a product made by the ferment-
Ae distilled dilute alcohol usually obtained from
; or potatoes. EVAPORATED APPLE VINEGAR
DRIED APPLE VINEGAR is a product made by the
ntation of dried apples.

n such cases if you will examine the label, they
u ell you what these mixtures or compound vine-
re composed of, and if any artificial color (usually
1) has been added to give the vinegar the apple
lo Many. labels will declare vinegar to have been
duced with water io 4 per cent acidity or acid
neth. Distilied, sugar. and compound or mixture,
ears are usually colored like apple vinegar with an
icial color (usually caramel) and sell for a lower
than the apple or cider vinegar.

1e following results are interesting and give the
gs on some of the vinegar samples analyzed in
ecent survey.
ERNEST A. NEALY, Food Chemist.





mle of Harvest Moon Brand, 65% Distilled,
Apple Vinegar.

anufacturer: Harvest Products Co. Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: Christian Brokerage Co., 185 Spring
S.W., Atlanta, Ga.

Conclusion: Adulterated and misbranded in that the:
ict does not contain sufficient apple solids and ash
eet accepted standards for 35% apple vinegar.

400
le of Monumental Brand Distilled Vinegar.
Bue aciarer National Fruit Prod. Co., Winchester,

found: oe Booth Co.. 820 Water St. Athens,







Tusion: _ Meets standards.

5 poeeier. Shenandoah Valley Vinegar. Co.
Mhere found: J. T. Brooks Gro., Elberton, Ga:
nelusion : No exceptions taken.

mple of White House Brand ApoE Vinegar.,
nufacturer: National Fruit Prod. Co., Winchester,

a found: Rogers Food Store, weiderton, Ga.
clusion: Meets standards.

ample of Heinz Brand Distilled White Vinegar.
Manufacturer: H. J. Heinz Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Phere found: Rogers Store, Elberton, Sa: i
aclusion : _ Meets standards.

6

ple of Ann Page Brand Apple Vinegar.
anufacturer; A & P Tea Co., New York City.
here found: A & P Store, Elberton, Ga.
lusion: No exceptions taken.

nple of Shenandoah Maid 65 Per cent Distilled,
r cent Apple Vinegar. :
Manufacturer, National Fruit Prod. Co. Winchester,

There found: Phornton Gro., Elberton, Ga.
oe No. exceptions taken.

ple of Blue Bird Brand Distilled Vingcar.
Vianufacturer: Smith Prod. Co., Atlanta, Ga.

Ga.
usion : Meets standards. Artificial color declared,

mple of Maiden. Blush Brand Apple Vinesar
anufacturer: Southern Fruit Co., Rogers, Ark.
There found: F & W Grand Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Sonclusion: Adulterated and misbranded in that the
yple solid and ash content fails to meet accepted
ards. for apple vinegar. j

Published by Direction of COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner - Agriculture



State Chemist



eals whose starch has been converted by malt |}

Y ou will find mixtures of these vinegars on the mar-

nere found; New Way Market, 100 Broad St., At-



RM HELP WANTED | FARM HELP WANTED

A-412.
Sample of Alabama. Girl Colored Distilled vingar.
Manufacturer: W & W Pickle Co., Montgomery. Ala.
Where found: F & W Grand Co., Atlanta, Ga.

Conctusion: Meets standards. Artificial color de-

clared. ~ Res rN : : =
-

A-414

Sample of White House Brand Apple Vinegar.

Manufacturer: National Fruit Prod. Co., Washington,
DG;

Where found: Rogers Store, 5 Broad St, Baers

Ga. t
Conclusion: No exceptions Sebadee

A-415
Sample of Paramount Brand Apple Vinegar.
Manufacturer: Hirsch Bros. & Co., Louisville. Ky.
Where found: Roxy Delicatessen, 1011 eee St.

| Atlanta, Ga.

Conclusion: No psceptlons taken.
A-416
Sample of Heinz Brand White Distilled Vinegar.
Manufacturer: H. J. Heinz Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. ~
Where found: Piggly-Wiggly Store, 998 Peachtree St..
Atlanta, Ga.
~ Conclusion: Meets Standards.
A-417
Sample of Blue Ribbon Brand Distilled Vinegar. _
Manufacturer: Standard Vinegar Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: Parkway Market, 601 Parkway, At-
lanta, Ga.
Conclusions:
clared.
A-418
- Sample of Taylors wean Distilled vinecar.
Manufacturer. Taylor Prod. Co., Atlanta, Ga.

aes standards. : Pocaeeaia : color de-

Where found: Glass Market, 336 Linden Ave., At-
lanta, Ga.
Conclusion: No exceptions taken.
A-419. :
: earapie of Sunshine Brand Distilled eee
: Manufacturer: Sunshine Peanut Butter Co. Atlan-
a, Ga.

Where found: M. Seitz Gro, Co., 302 Linden Ave., At-
lanta, Ga.

Conclusion: Misbranded in that the word colored

stamped on lahel is not legible.
A-420

Sample of C & H Brand Distilled Vinegar.
Manufacturer: C & H Vinegar Co., Atlanta: Ga.

Where found: Kitchen Supply Food Co., 377 Merritts

Ave., Atlanta, Ga. _
Conclusion. Meets standards. Artificial color declared.
A-421 ae p
oe of Jockey Club Brand Apple Wideoar.
- Manufacturer: Standard Vinegar Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: Kitchen Supply Food Co., 377 Merritts

Ave., Atlanta. Ga. .
Conclusion: No exceptions taken.
A-422

Sample of Gold Dollar Grand 65 per cent Distillea

35 per cent Sugar Vinegar.

Manufacturer: Burgie Vinegar Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Where found: Kitchen Supply Food Store, Atlanta,

Ga.

Conclusion: Misbranded in interstate commerce. Mis-
branded: artificial color should be declared.

A-424 :
Sample of Belleview Brand Distilled Vinegar.
Manufacturer: Belleview Prod. Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: Merlin Gro., 126 Decatur St., Atlanta,

| Ga.

Conclusion: Meets Seon

A-425
Saniple of Riverside Club Brand: Distilled Vinegar.

Manufacturer: William Waddell Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: National Gro. Co., 127 Decatur St..
Atlanta, Ga.

Conclusion: Adulterated and sitsbrended 4 in that acid
ia is only 4 per cent of required.
-427

Sample of Wayne Co. Apple Vinegar.

Manutacturer: The Wayne Co. Prod. Co., Green-
point, Long Island, N. Y.

Where found: T. L. Lyle s Food Store. 430 Moreland
-Ave., Atlanta) Ga...

Conclusion: No exceptions taken.

A-428
Sample of Apple Pie Ridge Apple Vinegar.

Manufacturer: poecendoe Valley Vinegar Co., Win-
chester, Va.

f

Where found: Big Star Market, 1117 Euclid Ave., At-~

lanta, Ga. >
Conclusion: No exceptions taken.
A-429 ! =
Sample of Sunny Hill Brand Anil Vinegar,
Manufacturer: McDougall Coffee Co., Atlanta, Ga. -
Where found: M. V. Hawkins Gro. Co., 904 Lake Ave.
N. E.. Atlanta, Ga.
eee Below standards.

: POSITIONS WANTED

*

POSITIONS WANTED

A-443















































A-431
Sample of Old Plantation Brand Distilled Vinegar,
Manufacturer: McDougall Coffee Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Where found: A. S. Lipsens_ Co., 540 Marietta St., Ate

lanta, Ga.
Conclusion: Mests standards. Colored declared.

A-433
Sample oi Pure oe Vinegar, :
Manufacturer: . Key, Sears Roebuck Market. A
lanta, Ga

Where found. Same.
Conclusion: Aaulterated in that the product is only
3.86 per cent =cid strength instead of the required 4
per cent standard.

A-437 .
Sample of Heinz Brand Apple Vitieear.
Manufacturer: H. J. Heinz Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Where found: H. R. Buxton Co.. Sardis, Ga. ~
Conclusion: No exceptions taken.

A-438
Sample of Palmetto Brand Distilled Wineean =
Manufacturer: Fruit Prod. Co., Savannah, Ga,
Where found: F. L. Jenkins Co., Sardis Ga.
Conclusion: Adulterated in that the product is 0

2.83 per cent acid strength.
A-439
Sample of Palmetto Brand Distilled Whe
Manufacturer: Fruit Prod. Co., Savannah, Ga.
Where found: G. C. Parker, Sardis, ae ts es
Conclusion: Adulterated in that pene is only

per cent acid strength. ; 4

A-441 a
Sample of Wonuciental Brand Distilled wieaak
Manufacturer: National Fruit Prod. Co., Winches Tr,

Va. ;

Where found: F. M. Jenkins, Sardis, Ga. Pare
Conclusion: Meets nae artificial color declar

A-442 ee :
Sample of Musceluians Brand Apple Vinegar.
Manufacturer: C. H. Musselman Co., Biglerville,
Where found: I. L. Robinson Co., Sardis, Ga.
Conclusion: Meets standards.

/

Sample of Georgia Boy Brand Distilled Vinkear-
Manufacturer: Georgia Boy Prod. Co., Savannah. G
Where found: H. J. Tidwell Co., Sardis. Ga.

Sample Conclusion: Adulterated and misbranded in
that the product is low in acid strength.

A-446

Sample of Speas Brand 70 -per cent Distilled 30. 2
cent. Apple Vinegar. es

. Manufacturer:. Speas Co., Kansas City. Mo.
Where found: Community Groc., 1032. Fenwick
Augusta, Ga. meee
Conclusion: Misbranded in eat the ice . of two
apples on label is misleading and indicates from a dis-
tance that the product is 100 per cent apple eo.

A- 447
Sample of Telco Brand Distilled Colored aibecapl i
Manufacturer: Thos. E. Lynch Co., Savannah, Ga.
Where found: Sann Gro. 1017 R.R. Ave., Augusta, Ga.
Conclusion: Meets standards. Color declared.

A-448 an
Sample of Missouri Mute Brand 65 per cent Disti

35 per cent Avople Vinegar.
Manufacturer National Fruit Prod. Co., Winches!

Va.

Where found: Woo L Tone Co. 1404 Wrightsboro Rd

Augusta, Ga |

_ No exceptions taken.

strength.

A-468
Sample of Distilled Spirit Teleco Barrel Vinegar. S
Manufacture: Thos. E. Lynch Co.. Savannah, Ga.
Where found: P. N. Powell Co., Wrens, Ga. :
Conclusion: Adulterated in that hud dors: 2

meet standard strength of 4 per cent. ;

Work Done by the Food Inspection Division. S

Meets standard for aci

Inspection report for April, ae sa
Tospections= migte= 322 5 5 el ae
Withholds issued
Samples taken for analysis ee EE en
Abatement notices issued on sanitary conditions _ 1
Bags of feed withheld, not stamped or tagged __
Syrup withheld from sale, not labeled _...____ 1276 2
Corn meal withheld from sale, not labeled oe peck
Canned goods condemned and destroyed
Spoiled Meat condemned and destroyed
Svoiled Fish condemned and destroyed
Butter withheld from sale, not labeled
Milk withheld from sale, improperly labeled _
Eges withheld from sale, not placarded _
Eggs withheld from sale, not stamped 24
Packaged goods withheld from sale, not Ibid. 2897 5 2:
Packaged goods withheld, short in weight _...194 yokes
Bottled goods withheld from. sale, not labeled 164 bots.
Produce condemned and destroyed i ceeke meen 494 bu.
Produce withheld from sale for regrading aa OOne bu
Feed See ecaaaes secured















r, Marietta, Rt. 2. .

Vent small family of about 2.
on farm. R. EB. Johnson,
Ne, Rt. 2,

good, colored farmer
thoroughly understands
ng to take charge of 1
farm, that is par iy plant-
at once, Reference required.

Adel Rt. 1,

work.

hall St.



Want settled woman,
without husband, for light farm
Communicate with Mrs.
Velma Hale, Atlanta, 426 White-

Want a farm hand, one who
understands operating a culti-
vator, able willing worker, sober.



Middleaged woman wants job).
light farm work, no field work.
Home and reasonable salary
Mrs. D. P. Williams, Atlanta, 247
Forrest Ave.

Man, 60, in good health, un-
encumbered, wants job on farm.
look after stock, poultry, ) work
garden and gen. odd jobs around

with or



(Rt. 1, care A. B. Spear).







live in home with man
e and do light farm work,
d work. $4.00 mo: and



POSITIONS WANTED

3 /\| farmer.
19 yr. old boy, willing to work,





Mrs. E. H. Berry, Way:

Rt. a Box 19A.

S neat, reliable woman On,

ot light farm work, no

ic Le Salary and home.

wer. giving refererces,- Mrs.
z hae Carnesville soe





Nice, white, 17 yr.

with old couple,
Dont



mind work,

wants light farm work, no field
work, with 200d ~ people.
home and $4.00 week.
near
At
_ Miss M. L. Johnson, Millhaven.

|} wants. job on farm. MReason-
| ele wages, Write or see.
Charlie L. Braddy, Atlanta, 454

old gir! Pryor St., care M. H. Shaw.

30 yr. old widow wants light
farm work, no. field work, for
home with good people and small
salary. Have 5 mos. old baby.:
Mrs. Ruby Padeett, Rome Rt.

for ander St:..
Prefer
Atlanta.

once.





4. M,

my



Neat, reliable,

dont come.
Howard, Poulan.

Want job driving farm truck or
other light farm work for room,
board and reasonable wages. J.

Can
King Burnette, Pineview, Rt. 1.
Want job on farm for self
(48 yr. old) and 15 yr. old boy. I
do light farm work. Mrs. Maude
L .Wilson, Atlanta, 220 Alex-
N.

42 yr. old woman with 5 yr.
old son, wants job on general or
poultry farm. at once.
Garrett, Rome.
















Sas and wife country; Want middelaged white wo- Want job as overseer of good 16 yr. old boy wants job on r

, no children, to live in man, unencumbered, healthy.| farm. Answer by postal or let-| farm, wat Atiecis. a eee ene bey, 8 or a,
nd do light farm work, no | for light farm work. . Satisfac-| ter. J. O. Blanchard, Thomson.| ed. Come see. Everett Reavis,| people, wants job farming ga)
Po chance. ID: > Lae ae oe EEG: Middleaged, single ~ woman| Atlanta, 993 Mauldin St.,S. E. . | dening and all kinds light farr
ES se : Ee oe re wants job on farm for home and| Want o farm on halves or for| work.- William Richard<:

ant couple for farm, Will Want single man (no bad hab-| small salary. No field work.| wages, 2 boys large enough to| Summerville. pe

3 room house, rations its) to work on farm, $12.00 mo.| Mrs. Sindie Fe Whitesburg. | help (12 and 14 yrs old.) Like to} 99 yr. old white woman wan
ll salary. Give exp., age board and laundry. Write at} Rt. 1, care J. R. Clark. get work in dairy. Exp. W. H light farm work, no field pes
Jary expected. I. W. once if interested. Benj Hicks, Guthrie, Ellenwood, Rt. 1, at once, for room

board

country raised | $2.00 week. Willing to work a

woman wants job light farm know how. Mrs. J. W. William
work, no field work. for home| Ellabell, Rt. 1 Box 27, Em
and reasonable salary. Write. E

Mrs: Lillie | Belle lderly man in good healt

and well exp. wants good home
with good folks in exc. for
chores. around farm. te

ref. L. S. Perry, Albany. aT,

Stoddard, Atlanta. 713 dependable and. honest. $12.00/ Premises for board and reason-) Thompson, Dalton. Broad Ave.
ponies St mo, board and washing. Jessie able salary. Well. exp. E. L. Man ane Wilk wes Sx 47 yr. old, unencumbered, ze
~t middelaged white wo- Suber, Coolidge, Rt. 1. Scott, Columbus 1333 45th St. wants _ job driving tain for fined, Wer conealed mar Wan

light work job on farm in ex.
change for home with prope
family, elderly couple preferre
and reasonable salary.
Atlanta, 53 Pn St N

Jy2zep up truck.

Whie Christian 30 yr. :
young woman wants job, i:
farm work, no field work. ho n
and $3.00 week. See Miss Emn
Eubanks, Cedartown, 682 S$
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