DEPARTMENT TOM LINDER AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1941. CEEPING THE RECORDS STRAIGHTBy Tom Linder The railroads have declined to give any cut in the freight : e on watermelons to market. A few years ago, you remember, passenger trains were poe with empty choaches. Thefare was $3.60 per hundred The fare was more than the traffic would stand. People 3 riding in automobiles from Maine to Florida. When you ded a passenger train three- fourths of the seats would empty. Passenger fare was reduced from $3.60 per hundved miles : $1. 50 per hundred miles. Almost overnight the railroads had put on more trains. The passenger stations which had been ant were filled with peopleoutgoing passengers and in- ming passengers. When the fare was $3.60 per hundred les, the voice of the train caller in the big city stations had a low echo like a noise in an empty tomb, When the fare was uced to $1.50 per hundred miles the voice of the train caller s drowned out by the busy hum of life and ee as they tted with each other in the waiting rooms. In the year 1930 the railroads hauled 25,998 cars of Sac yatermelons to market. In 1935 the railroads only hauled 658 cars of Georgia watermelons, and in 1939 the railroads d the pitiful amount of 3,858 cars from the farms of orgia to the markets of the north and east. The railroads uled eighty-five per cent less Georgia watermelons in 1939 mn they hauled in 1930. Of course, all other watermelons ving from Georgia have been handled by truck. The reason y move by truck is because the trucks move them cheaper an the railroads will haul them. RAIROAD TAXES AND TRUCK TAXES Ihave before me a statement by the Association of Ameri- Railroads, Transportation Building, Washington, D. C. This tement says that the total taxes paid to the State of Geor- 2, and to the counties, cities and school districts in the State, ned to $3,006,707.00 for the year 1939. Reports received at this office show following average prices paid for No. l: hogs at the Live Bs Auction Markets named: $ 7.85 per CWT 8.15 8.00 ss 7.75 Pu 99 fap peat S During the same year, 1939, trucks paid to the State of : Georgia for gasoline tax, at six cents per gallon, $6, 157,394.00. _ In addition the trucks paid in license fees, including trailer fees, $821,000.00. This makes a total of $6, 978, 394.00 paid in taxes by trucks to the State of Georgia for the year 1939. From the above it can easily be seen that trucks paid to the State of. Georgia in taxes about two and one-half times as much as all the railroads paid. A cut in passenger rates from $3. 60 per hundred miles to. $1.50 per hundred miles put the railroad back in the business of hauling passengers. It made it profitable to operate pas- senger trains. It is equally plain that a substantial cut in freight rates would put the railroads back in the business of hauling watermelons.and other commodities. It would make it profitable to operate freight trains. It looks like the railroads would be interested in finding out the cause of their losing: bee freight business and applying a remedy. RAILROADS AND FARMERS IN THE SAME BOAT The railroads and the farmers are very much in the same boat. The farmer borrowed money on his farm at $50.00 per acre and now it is only worth $15.00 per acre, and the gov- ernment is trying to force the farmer to make a profit ye not farming. The railroads issued bonds and borrowed money on their railroads in boom times and now they are trying to pay interest on those bonds by going out of the business of hauling freight. The war in Europe has demonstrated once again that the. nation which has the most commodities is in the strongest po-_ sition, provided it is in position to transport those commodities ~ to where they are needed. The question of farm production and transportation rates is no longer a question that concerns only farmers and railroads. The question of farm production and transportation rates is one of the most vital questions of N (Continued On Page Two) FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Prices prevailing at following State Farmers Markets: May 2, 1941. Macon Thomasville Valdosta Beets, per dozen bunehes 7 a ore 40 : Cabbage (green), per ton 18.00 18.00-20.00 | Potatoes (Irish) per 100-pounds: 222. 1.00 ee Peas (garden), per hamper . : Ss : Plants (Tomato), per thousand . Squash (yellow crook-neck), per Bi. Turnips, per dozen bunches. _... _.30-.40 25 Turnip Salad, per iamper - es Ae 15 Plenty string beans and new crop Trish potatoes will begin to move next week. 2.50- 3. 00 |. MARKET REPORTOF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Always Subject to Variation. Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB Points Mentioned) May 2, 1941. COLUMBUS SAVANN AH MACON Eggs, face: Og Re eee 22- 23 Eggs, Medium, Doz. Keps, Small; Doz... 2 se 6S El es Hens, Col. 4% lbs. up 17-.~.18 = Berens .jeshorn, Lb: 22 14 Roosters, Lb. Os fe otass, Lbs . = s12= e Werers,: lub, _ ..240- Ducks, Lb. = 10= ~ Geese, Lb. : 10 _ Turkeys, Lb. .15- Capons, Lb. 22- - Country Butter, best. table, Eb, Se a4 _ Field Peas, mixed, Bu. Field Peas, not mixed, Bu. pwarcGCorn -(80. lbs: to. bus), BUS Shelled Corn, Oats; Bu. Se ; BepeGat sl ee Sweet Potatoes, No. 2s P.caboase, Green, per 100 Lbs. Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs. Peavine Hay, No. 1, Ton Moanut Hay, Novel. Ton 2 ea = SS ~ Spanish Peanuts, No. 1, Ton * Cottonseed (Prime) Ton _. --C. S. Meal, 8%, FOB Atlanta, Ton __. C.S. Meal, 7%, FOB Atlanta, Tons sak Peanut Meal, 45% 4.25- 1,75 ATLANTA 33 INDEX 19 Special Notice. S Flowers and Seed For Sale _ AT Flowers and Seed Wanted AS -Plants For Sale 10 Seed For Sale _ Ae 14 Corn and Seed Corn For Sale ; Beans and Peas For Sale_.. 6-7 =t4 Cottonseed For Sale. Eee ie 12 Peanuts and Pecans For Sale. 7 20 Miscellanieous For Sales: 2) 7 7 Miscellaneous Wanted... 7 Bees Poh Soles ee re ee ee Poultry for Sales = 7 POULEY. jAWVaitetles se eye Prugitand Butter ForSale == -) ST Graini-and Hey or: Sale. eee ee Tobacco For Sale... eee a Fresh and Cured Meat For Sale. 7 Potatoes and Vegetables For Sale... 7 Honey .Bees and Bee Supplies For Sale 7 Rabbits and Cavies For Sale Horses and Mules For-Sale__.. Cattle For Sale_ Dee es Sheep and Gotas For Sale... Se Hogs For Sale 8 Rivestock: Wanted: = 3 8 Positions Wanted <2 ee epics 28. 00 Farm Hen Wanted: 3 eS = - PAGETWO > _ GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN Published Weekly at 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. By Department of Agriculture Tom Linder, Commissioner : Executive Office, State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Publication Office 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. Editorial and Executive Offices State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of Market, 222 State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937, at the Post Office at Covington, Georgia under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act MARKET BULLETIN TOM LINDER of October 8, 1917. Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re- _ peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing more than 30 words including name and address. Bulletin. Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the te ~ murmur. the income of the farmer National group. . be lossed from its bonds. (Continued From Page One) tional Defense today. Give the farmer fair markets and fair transportation rates and he will feed and clothe the army and civilian population without a According to Government figures in Washington, today is the lowest of any . _, The American farmer is the first line of American defense. It is time that the first line of defense should Let the men and women who live on the farm _ have a chance to do what they have always done, that is, to sustain the Nation in its hour of need. TOM LINDER, Cemmissioner of Agriculture. _ SPECIAL NOTICE SPECIAL NOTICE _ Public Sale. Surplus Equip- ssament at. Ga. State Prison Reidsville, at 10:00 A. M. May 10, 1941, as follows: 3 Riding Cultivators, 16 Walking Culti- vators. 3 John Deere Tillers. 8 John Deere Tractors Model A, 1940; 10 John Deere complete _ sets Cultivators and Equipment; 3 John Deere Planters and Equipment; 2 Farmall tractors Model M. and F-20 (purchased 1940); 2 John oe ae ene: 18 Fowler Plows. C. C. McKnight, Supt. state Farms. S SPECIAL NOTICE FOUND: ; _ Found a half grown Jersey _ heifer. Owner can secure same by proving ownership and pay- Noia. Rt. 2. FLOWERS AND SEED | FOR SALE Good strong. well. rooted, plants: Chrysanthemums, com- mercial and exhibition types. Also cushion, pom, button and 5 colors of daisy and some odd types. 35c doz. labeled, 3 doz. $1.00, 4 doz. $1.00 unlabeled. P. P. over $1.00: Heavenly blue and Scarlett O Hara morning glory seed. 10c teaspoonful. You pay postage. Mrs. C. R. Hart, Temple. _ Chrysanthemums. all assort- ed colors, 25c doz.,5 doz. $1.00. Postage paid. Mrs. C. P. Powell. Grovetown Rt. 2. \ _ Chrysanthemums: Silver wedding, golden glow. gorgeous pink, and lavender green; ex- ted verbena 25c doz.: Peren- Hial asters, (purple) 6 for 25c. MING exc.=P; Pi in Ga: on 50 orders. Mrs. Ida Taylor, Ari- ington. Rt. 2. Mixed = Gladiolas. small blooming size 20c_ doz.: Iris. many colors. dbl. and sin- gle day lily, Perennial phlox, verbena. blue flax 25c doz. or 5 doz. $1.00: Mums, Many col- eer ne, doz, 8 -doz. $1.00; Many kinds of. seeds, 5c pkg. Mrs. J. H Fife. Armunchee. Jonquil and narcissus bulbs. 30c ~C.: Canna lilies. red and yellow. ready for transplanting, 30c doz. All postoaid. Mrs. W. S&S Radford, Crosland, Aa complete Sets - Ing cests. Mrs. J. C. Jones, Se- | 4ra large pink daisy. 25c doz.: 25c doz.: FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE Japonicas 10c ea.; Red. white. and pink rose, 15c ea.: Chero- kee rose 30c ea.: Star of Beth- lehem 20c doz.: Pussy willow 80c ea.: Bridlewreath 15c ea.: Redburning bush 10c ea. Well rooted, Add postage. Mrs. Jane Davenport. Ellijay, Rt. 3. Lady of the lake 5c ea.: Hore- hound plants, 10c ea.; Honeysuc- kle vines 10c ea.; Wild fern 2, 25c; wild violets 5c bunch; White bridle wreath bushes 2, 25c; Miller dust plants 5c ea. Mrs. Leona King, Waco. Rt. 2. Chrysanthemums: White, pink, daisy, yellow and white cushion, bronze; Goldenglow, Feverfew. perennial peas, per- ennial pink asters, all 20c doz.; Lemon lily, iris, tube rose. 24c. 50c and up. Also Oxalis, blue Salvia, -20c doz: <= Mrs. E:..C: Robertson, Carrollton. Qld_ time grass pinks, rose, Javender mixed colors, 25c bunch: yellow and red fall pink. 3 bunches 25c; Running m<0ss cane genarinum for swing- C. E. Crump. Hartwell, Rt. 1. Yellow orange day lilies: white narcissi, daffodils, jon- quils, 50c C.; Purple fox glove, purple sweet williams. 25 doz.: Azaleas. dogwood, snowball, purple weeping marys. Altheas. Pink Hibisucs. 2 for 25c, Sell or exc, for white feed sacks. Add postage. Mrs. Maude Hen- derson Ellijay. Rt. 3. Orange day lilies. white nar- cissus. yellow jonquils, 75c C.: mixed color azaleas 40c doz.: Pink altheas. dbl. pink almond. White spirea. red japonicas. goldenbell purple wisteria 10c .@a.: Mixed color violets 50c C.; Evergreen golden bell vine, 3 for 10c. Add postage. Miss An- dria Janes. Ellijay. Rt. 3. Dahlias: Magnet. Mary Ellen Tretorian. Dr. Tedis, pride of Calif... Jersey Mommoth. Fort Mommoth, Queen of the Gar- den. Avalon. Tommy Atkins, Harry Maynor. All labeled. 75c for 6: $1.25 doz. Plus postage. Mrs. G. M. Forester. Clayton. Mixed colors petunia and periwinkle plants, 25c C.:; Pur- ple digitalis. princess feather. snow on the Mtn. 15c for 25 plants. Mrs. W.L. Daniel, Daw- 90c C.; 500 for $2.00; Sir Wat- Son, Rt l- Box -135. Blue grape hyacinth bulbs }kin and Emperor daffodils. 25c doz.: White narcissus 25c doz. Miss Vena Brown. Hartwell. ing pots, 25e doz. cuttings. Mrs. | 3, Dallas. - Wednesday, May FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE White pines. Wild holly. 50c ea.: Spruce Pines. dogwood. 25 ea.. Azaleas 30c doz.: Blue spid- er lily 40c doz.; Golden glow, Gold buttons. 50c doz. Well rooted. Add postage. Mrs. John Parks. Ellijay. Rt. 3 : Red and pink roses, red burn- ing bush, bridle wreath, holly- hock. 10c ea.: Azaleas. 30c doz.; Star of Bethlemen. 25c -doz.: Orange day lilies. 20c doz. Well rooted. add postage. Mrs. Rand- all Crooke. Ellijay. Rt 3. Large, medium and _ small chrysanthemums, 40c doz. Add postage. Mrs. C. H. Farrar. Jenkinsburg . Hollyhocks. 10 doz. in lots of 4 doz., Exc. for white feed sacks. White pine. 50c ea.; White ash 75c: Raspberry. 35c doz.: Yellow persimon bark. 10c lb.; Bloodroot, 3 nice bunches 50c: Catnip 5c bunch. Mrs, E@- gar Bailey. Culberson, N. C., Rt. 2. (Resident of Ga.) King Alfred daffodil bulbs. 75.C. or $6.00 M.; Cluster bulbs. Bloom late. white and pink blooms (resembles wild onions). 50c C. $4.00 M. Mrs. Jessie McElroy, Bremen. Rt. 2. Unrooted dahlia slips, small types, red, yellow. lavender, pink. purple. purple and white variegated, waterlily type, oth- ers. 15c doz.: 2 doz. 25c; Gold- en glow. daisy yellow mums, lady of the lake, 15c doz. All postpaid. Mrs. Lois Newnan, Tallapoosa. Rt. 2. Fox glove. Larkspur, Helio- trope. mums. (different colors) 10c ea.; 3 doz. 25c; Dahlias 25c doz.; Narcissus 40c C.: Dipper gourds 5c ea.: Star of Bethle- hem 35c C. Exc. for white feed sacks Mrs. John Gilstrap, Al- to. Pink almond, Spruce and white pines. 2, 25c; Primroses (all colors). White viloets, 25c doz: Azaleas: purple iris. 35c -doz.; Jonauils 40c C. Add post- age. Miss Ruby. Welch, Ellijay. Rte: Chrysanthemums, (G old bronzy. white with yellow cen- ters. yellow), Jonquils. White April narcissus, Lemon, and blue lilies. Snow drops bulbs. Ea. $1.00 C.: Pink-purple. lem- on verbena; Gladiolus (any colors), Ea, 25e doz. Martha Womack. Bremen, Rt. 2. Mosslike sedum (lovely for hanging baskets. borders on jrock gardens). 5c clump: Red Monarda Didyma_ perennial, small clump 10c; Blue veronica 20c doz: Dianthus pinks 40c doz.: White April narcissus 20c doz.: Jonquil bulbs $4.00 M.; Orange day lilies. 25c C.: Cash or M. O. plus postage. Mrs. Herbert L; Perry. Statham. Azaleas (all colors) 40c' doz.: Pink almonds. Rhododendrons, Forsythia, and Laurels, 25c ea.; White Spider lilies, blooming, 15 for $1.00: Blue iris. Blue vio- lets 35c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Mattie Clayton, Rt. 2. Per. phlox. dahlia tubers 50c dozen: purple iris. dozen; hibiscus 4 for 25c: can- nas and verbenas 35c dozen; mums $1.00 C; purple lilac 15c each: June day lilies 30c dozen: rose bushes 25c ea. Mrs. Nora Nix. Rtice; Alto: : Amaryllis red lilies 20c each: purple and white violets 10c dozen: all colors petunias, all colors moss 10c dozen; geran- ium cuttings 10e each; red and yellow fall pinks 15c dozen: Xmas cactus 10c cutting: daf- fodils 70c C. Add postage. Mrs. Jessie Dobbs, Rt. 1, Temple. Red Japonicas 40c each; all colors azaleas 35c dozen; sweet shrubs 25 dozen: spruce and white pines. laurels. forsythia 2 for 25c: white violets 25c dozen: white spider lilies 10c each. Add postage. Mrs. Frances |, Clayton, Rt. 2. Ellijay. Snapdragon variegated seed 10c teaspoonfui. Add postage.. Mrs. I. N. Minish. Rt. 4, Com- merce, Snapdragons. feverfew, stock. digitalis. giant carnations. cal- endulas. pinks. sweet Willams, giant Shastas. for-get-me-nots (blue. pink) petunias rosy morn, and bedding. asters. zin- nias. marigolas, ageratum. ver-. bena all colors 25c dozen, $1.50 C. Mrs. Will Wise. Wadley. Small white oxalis 3 dozen 25e: red Amaryllis. August li- lies 30ce each: orange lilies, golden glow. yellow Humbert cannas, purple German iris. gold button mums, shaggy yellow bronze. red variegated 20c doz- en. Mrs. E. B. Thornton. Bre- men. 2 _ Cherokee roses, Mtn. laurels, ivies. strawberry Japonicas, azaleas, dogwood, holly, black and white pines, tulip poplar, red: and white maples. Easter lilies 2-5 ft. $1.00 dozen. Min- nie B Campbell, Morganton. April blooming narcissus 40 C, $2.25 M. 4 M$8.00; large trumpet yellow jonquils50c ic $4.50 M, 2000 for $8.00: Add postage. Miss Beulah Frye, Rt. x mums 35 Rhododendrons. Cherokee roses. white dogwoods, pines. strawberry bush. coral- Bere. hemlock, azaleas, Mtn. laurels, ivies. Japonicas. tulip pussy willow 2-5 ft. Tiger lily. ionquils. Lou- a Pe ozen: a bcals. snowdrop 75 C js Waldrop, Morganton. lue iris. orange day lilies, fee of Lake 20c dozen: white daffodils. giant sweet peas 10c dozen. blue hyacinths 40c doz- en: goldeu bells 3 for 25c, vio- lets 20c dozen: spearmint ae doz. add postage. Mrs. Bonnel Nixon Rt. 1 Box 137. Bremen. Blue iris, Lady of Lake. or- ange day lilies 20c dozen; giant sweet peas white daffodils 10c dozen: violets 20c dozen: gold- bells 3 for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. Dora Mosley, Rt. .2. Bre- men. hite narcissi 50c C, $3.00 Mi Star Bethelehem 40c C; pur- ple iris 75c C: dahlia bulbs or plants 40c dozen, . mums. ovinks different colors 10c dozen. 3 dozen 25c: holly- hocks 40c dozen 3 dozen $1.00; Exc. for white sacks. Mrs. Mar- tha Gilstrap. Alto. Blue grape hyacinths 50c Cc 500 for $2.00, Mrs. J. M. Bobo. Hartwell. ~ Birdfoot violets. -deep blue, multi color, wild iris 15c doz- en; native ferns 20 for $1.00. Postpaid. Mrs. Buford Robin- son. Rt. 2. Bowdon. : 15 or 20 different iris mixed 25 for 35c; white, blue violets 35c C. $2.75 M; leopard lilies, single ang double orange 20 dozen: daffodils. jonquils. but- ter and ggs. white narcissi 50c C: purple lilac, forsythia 2 for 25c. Mrs. Diana Eller, Rt. 3, Ellijay Holly bushes 25c each, Mtn. honeysuckles 25c each; ever- pearing and Lady T., Mtn. strawberry plants $2.00 M. de- livered; 6 red gold plants free with each order, No checks. L. K. Rice. Rt. 2. Ellijay. Azaleas. pink almond, pink and red roses, golden bell 10 each: blue spider lilies, purple iris $1.00 C; yellow iris 50c dozen: yellow fall pinks, double tanzy, Lady Wash bowl 25c dozen, Adq postage. Mrs. Lee- tha Parks. Ella Gap. Large type dahlias. mixed $1.10 doz.; Japanese chrysan- themums 35c dozen, daisy and pompons 25 for 35c; German iis 10 labeled 50 for $1.15. mixed 100 $1.20; Japanese $1.10 dozen; Siberian 25 for 60c. Mrs. J.M. Hall. Rt. 1. Calhoun. King Alfred daffodils 60c C; red hollyhock plants, asparagus sprouts 5c each; Dusty Miller. plants: midnight coleus plants 25c dozen: Star Bethlehem 60c C. Add postage. Erline White, Rt. 1. Temple. Peach rose, red quince, Mtn. locust. yellow double Japonicas. altheas, lilac 25c each; prim- rose, sweet violets 25c dozen; red and white dogwood 25c each: iris 40c dozen; hardy phlox 50c dozen: exc. for any- thing can use, Add _ postage. Mrs. Romie McClure, Ellijay. Ginger lilies, water lilies 20c dozen; trailing arbutus, blwe violets.. fall pinks, jonquils, blue flag lilies. orange day lilies 25c dozen. Add postage. No checks. Vernell Waters, Rt. 1, Dahlone- Ra. Evergreen poxwood, > red, white dogwood. altheas, golden chain, lilac. sweet shrubs, aza- leas 25c each; pink hardy phlox 50c dozen; sweet violets 30c dozen; snowball 25c each; iris 50c dozen, Exchg, for anything ean use or potato plants. Emma Hensley, Rt 3, Ellijay. Petunias, coreoposis. cosmos, calliposis, dianthus pinks 15c dozen; orange lantana, coral- vine 10c each: Green Jew 10c doz. delivered. Mrs. H. D. Burt, Rt. 2. Box 136. Americus. All cloors azaleas 40c doz- en; white and blue violets 35c dozen; yellow and red cannas 3 -for 25: sweet shrubs: 35c dozen; Japonicas 40c each; white and spruce pines 2 for 25c, Add postage. Mrs. Henry Todd, Ellijay. White narcissus 40c C;. lem- on day lilies $1.00 C: mixed colors chrysanthemums 40c dozen; Lady of Lake, blue Eas- ter lies 20c dozen; Texas sun- flowers 6 for 25c; goldenrods, grass ,.known as devils walk- ing stick 10c each. Add postage. purple lilac, variegated yard Mrs. J. Po White Rt. 1. Tem- ple. : Jonquils 25c C; yellow trum- pet daffodils 2c each: yellow narcissus 2c each: butter and eggs 2c each; snowdrops 2c each, Mrs. E. J. May, Warthen* Either Scarlet .OHara or Heavenly blue morning glory seed 2 dozen 10c plus postage. Mrs, F. H. Malone, 507 Ware Ave., East Point. 3 dozen $1.06" FLOWERS AN FOR SALE Jonquils 25c C; red ang low _cannas 25c dozen. Mr G. Blalock, Rt. 2. Rydal. Winter pinks. purple j ange day lilies 25c dozen Blue violets and white les 30c C; weeping willows. each; dry mixed colors las blooming size l5e q, Boston fern. pink grape be 15c bunch: exchange for feed sacks at 5c each, Al] ed and delivered. Mrs. Ralston. Ella Gap. Rhododendrons, sy willow, maple. well rooted. 90c dozen. Mrs, Lucile Mi land. Morganton. = and pink begonia 15c eg for 25c; blue violets, whi sies 30c C: dry mixed eo) blooming = size _ gladiola | 15c dozen. 2 for 15c. All. ea and delivered. Miss M Ralston. Ella Gap. 10 or 12 mixed colors lias 50c dozen; mums, phlox, thrift, butter ang_ coreoposis 24 for 25c: w verbena 20c dozen: white ter roses, hibiscus, purple 3 for 25c Add postage. Lona. Blackwell. Rt. 1 lonega, Geraniums 10 rooted cut of 8 leading varieties po for $1.00. No stamps, An Gainesville. 2 Large dahlias 10 color slip or 22c bulb; hardy 10c dozen; Sweet Willian dozen; iris, eight dozen, Mrs. G. L, Canton. oe Purple lilacs. yellow Ja: Jasmine and crabapples 25c delivered. Mrs. Boyd gett, Rt. 1. Douglasville Fine Cape Jasmine 25c each; yellow lantan each: chrysanthemums db doz.; yellow fall pinks 20 en; red and white bachelor ton seed 10c cup. Add pos Nomie K. Moon, Rt.2, Boy White, cream and pink and white dahlias 10c Queen Ann lace. orange 15c dozen, jonquils, daf butter and eggs 50c C:; narcissus, yellow cup 7 Grandpa greybeard 5 for | Exchg. for sacks. Add po Mrs. T. B. Bellamy. Ashla Giant orchid iris -25c d Queen Ann lace, orange 15c dozen; Thunbergi, wreath, A. Wi: V. Hs forsythia, white and pink variegated dahlias | each; narcisus 75c C; jo 50c C. Exchg. for mum dahlias. Mrs. J. C. Mize land. ey 1 dozen wh:.te oxalis, Blue Roman hyacinths, 1 single mums 4 differer 1 Amaryllis lily, all for | Mautile Harrison. Breme Finest Dec. named bulbs all celors blooms ' 10 in. .-15 each; $125 4 dahlia slips 90c dozen. Add age. Mrs. R. G. Martin. Gainesville. ed; Pearl bushes 3 for 4 orchid crape myrtles 3 for Lawrence Costa bulbs3 fo: Othiopogon bulbs (ever foliage, lavendar bloo each, Mrs. R. B. Allen, Wil son. 4 Rooted Boston ferns 10 3 rooted pink oxalis~.10 postpaid for 20c. in coil stamps. Orders under 20 clude 5c postage. Mrs, Overby. Rt. 2; Gainesville. Pink thrift rooted 40c 300 for $1.00 plus postag J. H. Duke. Wrens. Hardy perennial snapdre $1.00 C: Spanish iris 3 for white speckle violets, tL gentian, Jack In Pulpit dozen; blackberry lilies. J ladder 3 for 25c. Mrs. I Eaton, Rt. 1, Dahlonega Fragrant yellow jo butter and eggs. April bl ing narcissus. lemon_ lilies doz.; rooted purple lilacb 25c each: exchg. for sno fine dahlias. mums, ver or snapdragons or glad Mrs. Lynn Ragland, Roop Ferns-yellow Jasmine 25c; crape myrtle, bush honeysuckle white o ed colors 25c each; ceda ly magnolia 50c each. W1 quantity prices. W. H. M lan, Rt. 1, Ochlocknee, | FLOWERS AND SEED | FOR SALE. FLOWERS AND SEED "FOR SALE. _ FLOWERS AND SEED. FOR SALE FLOWERS AN y aoe FOR SALE ny dozen. $1.00: double te Kerria Japoncias $2.00 en. $10.00 C: scarlet red ver- qa 25c dozen: Cydonica Jap- a 2-3 ft. 5 for $1.00: Black- ry lily bulbs $1.00 dozen; ite lilacs 25c each. Mrs. C. Robinson Greenville. 6 in.-field grown boxwood perviren $1.00 dozen, 6-8 $1.50 dozen; gardenia bushes blooming size 50c each; 15- *35ce each: scarlet red ver- ena- well rooted $2.00 C, 315.00 M, pink. white, lavendar e price Mrs. B. L. Robin- 1. Greenville. iar Bethlehem bulbs 20c C, * good mixed named va- es of mums not labeled 50c ren: white iris 25 for $1.25, rengeri and lace ferns 20c h: red and vink geraniums > cutting. No stamps unless ler is less than 25c. Mrs. J Stone Rt 2. Adairsville. Double red althea poinciana each: lace vine 35c: ligus- m 30c; ageratum plants 25c en: Uaffodil bulbs 50c C: ible- orange day lilies 25c E. J. Forrester. gated $2.00 C: chrysanthe- ms 15 varieties $1.00 C; blue ia 25c dozen. Mrs. 5 ee mp Cordele. ink, red, white ik, red, white begonias. pink, salmon geraniums, r10e each. 90c dozen. Add ne Sadie Bell McEver, stproof snapdragons 40c Gen, Dodds and Hast- Formula mixed-Rosy rn, Silver Blue, striped and tched petunias 30c dozen; umbine 90c dozen; salvia / dozen; Burpees odd zinnas dozen. Mrs. R. J. Miller. Box 527. Augusta. apdragons $1.00 C; asters, ce varieties 50 for ations, double. giants. -echrysanthemums, uble, yellow 50c dozen. Post- id. Mrs. J. F. Haddan. Doe- as -ysanthemums, jarge in- urved and few pompons, nam- assorted colers and varie- s 50c dozen; 3 dozen $1.00; eller type 25c dozen: Cape mine 25c each. Mrs. WwW. W. or, Gordon. snapdragons rustproof, field n, Cheriot Maid Supreme, hells, Burpees New Golden 20e dozen; mixed Shasta, tha Baur not R. R., Celestial se petunia, yellow Supreme wigolds all 1c each. Mrs. d Watson, Moultrie. Nhite double iris lilies also elvety blue in lots of 4 en $1.20 delivered, $2.25 C ivered. Mrs. T. W. Cline, Rt dairsville, ine iris light blue. pink. tan, ite | and blue border 6 for ; extra large white and deep ple 50c dozen: flowering r and Texas rose 35c each. Ss. WW. Trimble, Rt 2; White iris 40 for $1.00; but- looming narcissus an hyacinths 75 of either or d $1.00. Clarice Guillebeaut ; arge type chrysanthemums ed $1.00 dozen; weigelias, rench dogwood, butterfly bush, es. hibiscus. other shrubs. on. lilies, verbena (purple pink) snapdragons, dahlia s at my home. Mrs. A. ite, 413 Grant St., SE. At- E . Main 1095, 5 boxwood 16 in. high 25c h. good roots: daffodils 50c Add postage. Oma Fields. 1. Gainesville. aurel, hemlock, Jencothoea, wood, arbutus. rhododen- mM. azaleas. gaylax: calico ferns, silver and Mr. ma- white pine.\spruce, others. t moss packed. Gordon Hun- mit. Tallulah Falls. Olored ivis mixed 35c doz- $2.00 C: Emperor daffodils, rl narcissus 25c dozen, $1.00 $6.00 M: double and single range day lilies, purple physo- gia. pink perennial phlox, r of Bethlehem, evergreen vine. garlic 15c dozen. 50c $4.00 M. Mrs. Emma Clay- Sweet William, stock, painted aisies, Canterbury bells, chry- themums 35c dozen; Peggy Hoover chrysanthemum ach; snapdragon, asters, petunias. ecandytuft, nias\ achillea, silene 25c doz - Others. Mrs. H. L. Mc- . Royston, Prince of Persia, 3 Warner, ple Giant, Pride of Cal., Harrold. Marie Ray, Ava- ye aS. er 25 dozen. Mrs, ll. Duluth sultanas, | $1.00; | 50c large , Huggins, Dahlias: Treasure Island, Snowdrift. Cuban Giant, Alex. Waldie. Avalon, M. Wilson, Dreers yellow, Mrs. Warner. Elsie Burgess. Pride of Calif. 1 each of 12 different varieties eae Mrs. Louvenia Bell, Du- luth orerr Exhibition mixture $1.00 C: Maid of Orleans, Pi- eardy. Dr. Bennet. M. Fulton large $1.59. extra large $2.00 C: wilt-resistant asters, rust- proof snapdragons, zinnias. marigolds 30c dozen. 4 dozen $1.00: Dahlias. $1.00 dozen, la- beled $1.50 and $2.00 dozen. C. A. Dobbs Gainesville. Dahlias18 varieties and un- rooted slips. large double type bulbs $1.25 dozen. slips $1.00 dozen: perennial phlox. two shades pink 50c dozend; Sun- salvia 25c dozen. Mrs. S. W. Sloan Auburn. Red, pink and Se holly- hocks. 25 ea., 6 for $1.00; Chrysanthemums. white. yel- ender. 30c for 6, 50c doz.: Sage bushes~25c ea, All prepaid. Mrs. L. A. McKibben Waco. Rt. 2. Blooming size narcissus. yel- low and white jonquils, $1.00 C.: Lady Lake 254,750; Orange day lilies 50c C.; Variegated fame violet 15c doz. Seabron Waco. Rt. Lady of the lake 35c doz.; Tig- er lilies 4 for 50c postpaid. Mrs. Maebell Halcombe, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2. Golden glow, wild fern, yel- low wild cactus, partridge ber- ry vine, running azalea, St. Johns worth, all 10c ea.; Vio- lets 25c doz.;.plus postage, no stamps or chks. Mrs. A. R. Har- rison,* Dublin, ARE -o: Snaporagons, cust - proof, frost proof and wilt-resistant majestic and maximum types. Pastel shades and ruby, 25c doz.; Wall flowers: canary, ruby, 25c doz. Seott Davis, Hogansville. Fragrant smail yeliow jon- quils, white daifodils, butter and egg, Lemon. lily bulb, all } 25c doz. or exc. for dahlia tub- Mrs. -ers, large mums, rooted roses, gladioli bulbs, snow ball or other flowers. Mrs. Lynn Rag- land, Roopville. M. B. privt evergreen hedge exc, some for farm produce and honey bees. Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville, Rt. 7. Unrooted Cuttings: Abelia, gardenia, pearl bush, blue hy- drangea; roses, Pauls scarlet, Silver Moon, Dorothy Perkins, Mary Wallace, Madame Greg- oire Staechelin, 3 for 5c, plus postage. Mrs. J. L. Giddings, Glenwood. 3 Border Chrysanthemums, smallest bright red, opens wide, blooms tiny. David G, Jones, Arlington. Jonquils, Narcissi, daffodils, buttercups, butter and eggs, all mixed up, 50c C., $4.00 M. Add postage. Can furnish 10 M. Mrs. Will Smith. Warm BEDS. Rt. 1. Pink phlox, blue and pink michaelmus daisies, blue salvia, shasta daisies, 35 doz.; stock. scabiosa, annual asters, 25c cdoz.: Red Banquet and pink amelia cushion mums 25c doz., $1.00 C. Mrs. H, A. Everson, Cordele, Rt. A. Ixias, Montbretia, 5c doz.; August lilies, Siberian iris, 15 ea,; White Roman hyacinths $4.50 C.; Blue Roman hyacinths, $3.50 C.; yellow tulips 30c doz.; sage 30c ea.~ 3 gardenias. 18 inch, 50c ea. Mrs. J. B. Bran- nan, McDonough. Seed Marigold, all colors mixed, 15c teacup; Single Zen- nias, mixed; old fashioned bot- ton type red bachelor buttons, ea. 5 cup; Red cock comb, 10c teaspoonful. Cash, no stamps. Mrs. W. C. Moon. Lilburn, Rt. 1, Yellow jonquils, cissus bulbs, $1.00 10c head; Purple and white lilac (2 and 3 ft. high) 25c; Wild ferns, wild violets $2.00 C.; Blue iris lilies 25c doz. Mrs. Clay S. Brown, Hartwell, Rt. 1. Hybrid Delphinium, bloom- ing size. 20e ea; Cushion chry- santhemums (red, yellow, white and pink) 10c ea.; Scotch broom (eytissus scoparius) 10 to 12 inches, 3 for 25c; English dais- ies 30c doz. All plants del. J. D. Fuller, Mountville. Butter and eggs bulbs, yel- low narcissus, 15 doz. ea.; Dus- ty Miller, wild Easter lily, bulbs, 10ce doz, ea. Exc. for white feed white nar- C.; Garlie, sacks. Add arvgee Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Dublin, Rt. 1 tdoz7.3 > shine marigolds, ageratum. blue low. red, dark and light. lav- crimson, plants, 12-14 inches high, well- rooted, le ea. or $8.00 M. Will]. is ' Giant mixed hollyhocks, blooming size, 50c doz., small size 25c doz.: Cream, pink pe- onys, 25 ea 5 for $1.00; Gold- en yellow, white with yellow center chrysanthemums 25c 38 kinds narcissus, dbl. daffodils. $1.50 C, ea. Mrs. D. M. Hughey. Fair Mount, Rt. 1. Gladiolus 3 for 25c; Prickly- pears 2 for 15c; Hen and bid- dies. 2 for 20c; Love and tan- gle moss, 2 bunches 15c. Stamps or money with order and post- age. Nancy Hall. Titus. Pot plants cuttings, 15, $1.00; 50 large type Mums, $1.00: Camphor trees, 15 and 25c ea.. $10.00 and $20.00 C.; Large white hydrangeas 75c. Mrs. J. i. Burk -Titten, Rt3) Box 34. Blooming white violets, 25c doz.; All colors azaleas,. 40c doz; Blue iris 35c doz.; Forsy- thia. 2 for 25c; Pink Almond, 2, 35c; Japonicas 35c ea.. White violets 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Louise Clayton, Ellijay, Rtas a Harts and Elder daisy and feverfew. 25c doz.; Rosy purple bergamot, white physotegis, pink yarrow. 3 kinds mums, 15 doz,: :Tube rose. Se. clump; strawflower. fantasy and lilli- put zinnia and statis seed. 10c pokt.. 50c del. Mrs. Della Wright. Carrollton. White Narcissus bulbs 50 C.: Blue violets. big iat 15 for 50c: Wild easter lilies 50c C.: Beautiful wild ferns. 3 for 25c or 15 for $1.00. Mrs. Annie Lee Manor. Bremen, Rt. 2. j Lemon lilies. blue veronica (oerennial). blue day lily. for- tune grass, blue myrtle vine, orange day lilies. 50c doz.; Pink and white altheas, 10c ea.; Star of Bethlehem 50c C.: Scarlet horsemint 20c doz, Mrs. D. L. Vanzant. Dial. / Yellow buttercups and jon- auils 50c C., 500. $2.00: April blooming narcissi 20e doz. Add postage. Mrs. Winona Echols, Philomath. Brazilian sky blue morning glory seed, 10c oz. del.: Daffo- dil bulbs 50 C. dl. A. J. Stan- ; ton, Newborn. Early blooming jonquils. 75c C. or Exc. for peanuts, white rabbits. ea. pay postage. W. H. Hopkins. Doraville. Rt. 1. Dbl. mixed dahlia bulbs, all colors. large kind, some 6 inches aeross. 50c doz. Add _ postage. No orders for less than 50c. Ora Walker. Dial. doz.: Devil shoestring. old fash- ion. bloom purple. 20c C.: Old fashion lilies. bloom white and orange, 15ec doz. Add postage. Miss J. M. McLaughlin, Green- ville, Rt. 3. Several colors. large fine Chrysanthemums, well rooted, 25c doz. and postage;: Several colers. Verbenas. well rooted, 25e doz.: Shasta daisies. 25c doz., plus postage. Mrs. Minnie Malohrus. Tusculum. ' Ready soon: Silver Blue rosy morn, mixed petunias, dwarf cockscomb: rustproof snap- 7Evtoed button mums, Red and yellow Cannas. 10ci dragons. mixed verbena, dbl. larkspur and others. 2 M. Oak leaf wild hydran- geas. 3 ft: high, 4c .ea:: 4 ft. 5c ea. in 100 lots. Will exec. in 50 and 100 lots. Mrs..Grace Au- try. Buena Vista. Dwarf boxwood, 6-8 inches rooted cuttings, 25 for $1.00 Searlet red and deep pink ver- bena 25c doz., $2.00 C.; Japa- nese Privet 50c doz. Mrs. E. A. Smith. Greenville. Yellow and blue Flags. 25c doz: Field grown roses, nice size. 25-35 and 50c ea: Roman singel blue Hyacinth 50 doz.: Jonquils. Narcisus, daffodils, $1.00 per 100; Chinese Sacrid lily. 50c doz. Add postage for bulbs. Miss Mary C. Florence, Durand. - Jonquil bulbs. blooming size. 50e C: Orange day lilies 15c doz., 2 doz. 25: Irish lilies 30c doz: Palm plants 25c. 3 for 50c: Lady Lake plants. 20e doz.. 2 doz.: Golden Bells 30c doz. Jo- sie Huggins. Waco, Rt. 2. Prize winning \Chrvcanthe mums. many var., 6-10 inch blooms. Also small types, 30c doz.. 4 doz. $1.00 labeled.: 6 doz. mixed. $1.00 unlabeled. Mrs. H. G. Woods, Donalson- ville, Rt. 3. Red King Carnations, 40c doz. and postage. Susie Andrews. Themasville. Box 641. Dahlias, dbl., all colors. 2 for 5e: Bronze, white, yellow. chry- santhemums 2 for 5c: Lilies, golden church bells. golden gloves. white hardy phlox, 2 for 5c and postage. Virginia Stanley. Aska. Double yellow coreoposis yel- lew * button chrysanthemums. giant zinnias, marigolds 20c doz: pink fairy lilies, fuchsias, be- gonia cuttings 5e ea. 50c orders prepaid. Mrs. J. D, Selman. Armuchee. bag | Japonicas 35c ea.: 3 doz. 50c | azaleas, postpaid. Mrs. C. Lynch. Rome.;} pink lily bushes, pink Chero- | above ground. $3.00 dob.; Small ; . Searlet verbena rooted plants 50 for $1.00. 500 for $3.00; $10.00 M: 2 yr. old Mullin pinks, maroon red 25c large_ bunch postpaid. Mrs. Ilah Hudgins. Branch. ak Jonquil bulbs $4.50 M: white and vellow narcissus $4.00 M; orange color spider lilies $2.50 C: variegated blue and white violet plants 25c doz.; garlic bulbs 20c doz. All delivered 250 miles. Etta. Mason, Cherokee Farms, Alto. White lilac 50c for 6: 4- 6 t: 50c ea.: wisteria 10 ft. 25e each: woodbine. 8 ft. 25c each: crape myrtle 4 ft 25c: yellow bells and Star Jasmine - & JDC: small 6. for 25c. Mrs. R. Cog- gins. Covingtcn, Japanese quince 25c ea.; har- dy ageratum,. purple iris. but- ton mums. white and yellow 25c doz.: red. yellow cannas 40c doz.: wild lemon bushes 15c each: King Alfred daffodil bulbs 75c , Add postage. Mrs. Mildred Lyle, Rt. 1, Buchanan. Snowdrop bulbs $1.00 C; white. yellow button mums. white with yellow center, large type bronzee mums 25c_ doz.; bridal wreaths. purple lilacs, well rooted 15c ea.: verbena red. pink. purple, variegated 15e doz, Add postage. Mrs. Gus- sie Conner. Rt. 1. Buchanan, Purple iris, white, yellow button mums. white with yel- low center and bronze peo type mums 25c doz.; red. yel- low cannas 40c doz.: wild lem- on bushes 15c ea.: snowdrop $1.00\C. Add posatge. Mrs. Beu- lah Leatherwood, R& 1. Bu- | chanan., Grandmothers tear tablespoonful, Mrs. Clyde San- difer, Locust Grove. Ma Perkins zinnia seed 4G marigold seed 2 cups and a half 20c in coin and _ postage. Would like to buy some senna seed. Mrs. Earl Waisee: ee Temple. , Nandinas 2-4 in. ong @? ie ustrums (waxleaf) 2-3 in, $1.50 C: cherry laurel $1.15 C: old time blackberry lily $1.00 for Se Woodruff. Rt. 5 ville = Japanese blue iris 40c doz.: white. yellow, red. salmon, lavendar oxalis, fairy lilies 25e doz.: boxwoods rooted 25 ea.: yellow dahlia bulbs 50c doz.: Jemon day lilies $1.00 C. Add postage. Mrs. Mattie Wright. Rt. 1. Buchanan. Dahlia bulbs, mixed. includ- ing Queen of Garden, Mrs. Warner. large reds and other large double ones 75c doz. PP: single blue hvacinths 10c doz. PP: will exchg. fer tulip bulbs. Mrs. G. H. Darnell. Rt Cunt ming. Weeping Mary. Dorothy Per- kins rose. azaleas. spruce and white pines 25c ea.: foxgloves, butter and egg, orange lilies 25 doz.: blue iris 35 doz.; vio- lets. ground ivy 20c doz. Exchg. for other flowers. Eugene Sil- vers. Rt. 3. Ellijay. Wild violets 20c doz.: yellow pink. white rhododendrons. red, sl rose l5c ea.; blue rose 75c blue. yellow wild iris 25c fos: Add postage. Mrs. Pearl Garrett. Rt. 3. Ellijay. Azaleas. red dogwood, lau- rels. ivies. redbuds, hollies. pus- sv willows. white pines. lilacs, white dogwoods 4 for 25c; trailing arbutus, evergreen ga- lax, jonauils, daffodils, Tiger lilies 75e C: Cherokee roses 50c doz. Billy Wilson, Bluff, Care of D. O. Holland. Pawer white narcissus 75c C: dahlia bulbs 40c doz.: all col- ors chrysanthemums 35e doz. Add postage. Mrs. Evie Smith, Rt. 2. Bremen. Old fashioned hollyhocks 25c doz.: blooming size 50c doz. Mrs. H. S.. Young, Rt, 1. Fair- mount, Old English dwarf boxwoods, heavy. 3 vears old. 6-8 in. $12.50 C: hardy nandina, seedlings 50c doz., $2.50 C, Blanche Woodruff, Greenville. June. devils. pin cushion, spine, Christmas cactus and Wandering Jew 5c cutting. San- ford Kemp. Rt. 1. Lyons. Red: hot poker 25e clump. 5 for $1.00; yellow March bushes. abelia. winter honeysuckle. but- terfly 25c ea.. 3 for 50c: Sweet Williams, johnny jumpups 15c doz.: red raspberry 50c_ doz. Mrs. David English. Demorest. Royal blue iris. yellow lilies, golden slow. blue wild iris 25c doz.: vellow. white azaleas. rho- dodendrens. pink lilies 15c ea.- blush rose 60c each. Add post- age. Mrs. D. P. Garrett, Elli- jay. Forsythia, nutmeg, honeysuc- kle, traling periwinkle. sweet shrubs 10 ea.: large pink, white roses. cuttings 5e ea.) exchs. for Boston fern. dbl. geranium ce or any box flowers. Mrs. Don Bass. Warwick. seed 5c | 5. Green-. Mineral All Sealers mums jonquils 20c doz.; iG 10= -doz.? mammoth chrys themums 30c doz.: cream 20c doz.: all kinds wild fl > true to name 10c doz. Add age. Wm. Jule ae RFD Danville. Red dogwood. iyi - sily ae red maple, redbuds ssy willows. laurels wees 4 for 25c: trailir butus, _ evergreen galax. roses 50c doz. Miss es land. a Bluff. a narcissus 20c dort s $1.00 C: snowdrops $1.00 C; spider lilies 25c doz. Mrs. cs May, Warthen. Arborvitaes 25c a : woods. 15ce each; hedge bush 25c ea.; blue lilies 20c ea.: = plants. trailing arbutus 50 pe azaleas 20c ea.: red and w roses $1.00 - -doz. Add_ post exchg. for anything can | Mrs. Reba Davenport, Hopvine 5c each;- tsuckle vine 2 for 5c; "ferns and little 10c each bu rattlesnake aes 25 dozen golden bell buttons 25c dozen 3 colors bachelor button. 15ec. large cupful, seed same price. Me. Stover, Pisgah. Water liliesEscarboucle | Chrematella oo Par ae Pow, 3 or, $1.0 306 W. Washington, East Pc i Dahlias goodsprouted : bers $1.50 daz. plus 10e postage, Kemps White Wonder, White, Golden Glory, Avalon Fluffy ruffles, Spirit of St Louis, Jersey Beacon, Jersey Beauty, others; Mrs. S. W. Sloan. Auburn. Mtn. rhododendrons, azaleas mixed colors 2-3 ft. high | 60c doz.; sweet shrubs, white dog- wood 2 ft. 50c doz.: red_ haw, crabapple 40c doz. weeping willow 3 ft. well rooted, nice shape, red maple 10c each. Add postage. Mrs. J. B. Williams, Rt. 2, Ellijay. : Dahlia bulbs $1.25 Dunlap, Bashful Giant, Rom- ran Eagle, Jane Cowl, and. many other assortments. Mrs. Buren Parker, Rt. 2, Clayton. Mixed iris $1.50 C: gladio- lus mixed blooming size $1.25 C; $5.00 M. Prepaid; Want red crape myrtle, azaleasnot mountain, Cannas named rieties by hundreds. Mrs. J. Wurtzel. Moultrie. es Large double red zi orange color marigolds cupful; red salvia 10c spoon- ful; exch. for Sultana, large type chrysanthemums or sn dragons. Add postage, Mrs. W. Ferry, Rt. 2, Cumming. White thrift 10c bunch lia postage. No stamps. Mrs. R. Hamiiton, Rt. 3, Danielsville. 10 cuttings box flowers sortment of geraniums, tanas, begonias. cactus, striped Jew with 1 rooted cut- ting of justicia or fern $1.00 postpaid. Miss Betty Plyler, Daisy. Chrysanthemums- Quaker Maid, Gladys Pearson, Detroit News 45c doz.; pink and red cushion, anemone. white and yellow daisy, pink Korean 25 doz., $1.00 C; $7.50 M; annual asters 25c doz.: dahlias, 1c Cowl, White Wonder, ete. 1 each, $1.25 dozen. Mrs.. ie Barry. Rt. A. Cordele. Prize winning mumsmany varieties 6-10 i blooms, also pompons, daisies, buttons and cushions 30 doz. 4 doz. $1.00 labeled and post-= paid; 6 dozen unlabeled $1 0. Mrs. H. G. Woods, eh, Donalsonville. -Snapdragons, large copie te each: Giant Beauty asters 20e doz. Orders for 50c or more prepaid. Ruth Harrell, Doerun. Novelty prize-winning ehry= santhemums. largest type 10c each. Add Te postage. Spider variety; Peggy Ann Hoover, Pink rayonate, white-and pink, Mrs. -D:. O: -Woodward, Jenk- insburg. -Incurved chrysanthemums, large type, assorted varieties and colors few ball type 50 doz. 3 doz. $1.00, amaaiiee type 25 doz.; Cape Jasmine gardew Nia 25c each, Mrs. W. W. Tay= lor, Gordon. Several Seousced large fluf- fy Mum piste $1.25 C $10 M. delivered. F, G. Cink, 38 - FLOWERS AND SEED Od. SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE MARK ET BULLETIN FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE W ednesday, May FLOWERS AND FOR SALE _ = Large perennial pink ver- ena, white and several differ- ent colors phlox 25c doz., well -yooted. Add postage. Mrs. Clarice Castleberry, Rt. 2, Al- -pharetta: . ~ Paper white narcissus. yel- Jow narcissus. dewdrops. 40 C. Add postage. Mrs. H. B. * McGill, Bronwood. Privet hedge plants 2 and 3 ft: $1.50 C. PP! Shallot onions a -15c quart; nandina seed #5c -cupful. Mrs. H. B. Ford, La- ~-vonia.. Yellow thornless rose, pink. white. purple altheas. huckle- berries, dewberries. muscadines. Japonicas. red cedar, barber- ry, bric#] wreath $1.00 dozen; 6 fine ferns 30c:' yellow. white. blue Calif. violets $1.00 C. Mrs. J. H: Penland, Ellijay. : - Tiger lilie 15c each: purple iris, yellow and butterfly can- nas blue, lemon lilies 10c doz.: ecnies, bleeding heart 20c ea; white. purple lilac. garlic. 10c each. Add postage. Eula Sil- vers, Rt. 3, Box 88, Ellijay. All color s blooming size aza- - white lilac, pink 20c each: azaleas 40c dez.; hemlock. white pines. laurels. rhododen- trons 65c doz.; Indian arrow, sweet shrubs. crabapples 40c doz.; altheas 15c ea. Add post-. age. Mrs. Lee Eller, Rt. 2, Ellijay. - Double yellow Japonicas 50c ach: azaleas. Indian ~-arrow, eeping Mary, rses, altheas, 25c ea.; sweet Williams. fox-_ gloves, daffodils, violets 30c doz. Will exch. Mrs. Carl Smith, Rt. 2, Ellijay. : 2 English daisies. petunias 15c doz.; long spur columbine, as- trid and Chryselora mums 40c doz.; clove pinks. baby breath, .. pink water lilies and tus 5 for $1.00; pot plants eae for $00. Mrs. 2: C. Bee, Rt. 3, Newnan, _ ellow. jonguils, white daf- ils 75c C or 200 for $1:40 ostpaid. Eva White, Rt. 2, mple. sos Bugle shape. daffodil bulbs 40c C or $3.00 M. Add postage. rs. S. P. Sullivan, Marietta. Orange day lilies 75c C; white narcissi 50c C: purple iris lilies 75c- C. $5.00 M. : Mrs. Bertie Shoemake. Rit. Breman. Pink perennial phlox 4 doz. 50c: rose thrift. 2 doz. 50c; mixed colors chrysanthemums z. 56c: Miss Fannie Ford. 18 E. S. Main, College Park. ustproof snapdragon, double eoposis, _ calendula, mixed verbena 3 doz. 50c; mixed sil- rer blu and rosy morn petu- s. large and pompon zinnias, arigold=, also others soon. irs. C. Lynch. Summerville Road. 5 miles, Rome. Orchid fall asters, Boltonia erose bulbs, lemon lilies, fine is, Harts and Elder daisy. per. ea. feverfew. ' for-get-me-not. golden glow. blue salvia, per. hlox. artemesia, oxalis all 25c doz: 50c orders delivered. Mrs. J. G Rebertson, Carrollton. , mze.and big white mums, is, (some cost 50c). blooming tube rose bulbs, lemon lilies. beltonia 25c doz.; Marechalneil and single red run. roses, 15 each. Add postage on orders Jess than 50c. Mrs. Pearl right. Garrollton. irtichoke plants $1.00 C; horseraidish 2 dozen 25c; balm. atnip. Snow-on-Mt. 2 doz. 25c: lum bushes apricot. early May herries $1.00 doz.; azaleas, sweet shrubs, thunderbergi. Mtn. laurel, rhedodendrons 75c ton. Mineral Bluff. eavenly blue moonvine seed kt. 12 seeds 5c, 3 pkts. 10c; az. 25c: extra large Kudzu Wis oc. 5 tor O0c, PPPs J: W. Toole. R. 33, Burton Ave., Macon. ae Fragrant yellow cluster nar- cissis 50 for 50c; daisy chry- santhemums 25c doz.; pink, red and bronze azaleamums 30c doz.; blue ageratum 2 doz. 25c postpaid: baby spirea to exch. e hrift and chrysanthemums. Svelyn W. Seage. Pinehurst. Azaleamums: Cameo Queen, ronze Beauty, White Wonder. ows large as bushel basket, gntil frost, 10c each 3 for 25c. Add 7c postage. Want some Roman hyacinth bulbs. Mrs. Wilson Caston, Jenkinsburg.. | Azaliamums. 30c doz.; big! doz, PP. Others. Dennis D. Hea- covered with blooms from June] Dahlias including variegated 15 each: candle lily $1.00 doz.; purple and white flag lilies $1.00 doz.: double iris lilies pink and white spotted roses rooted 15e each. Mrs. Hubert F. Turn- er. Rt. 6. Gainesville. Banana trees, stiff lead cala- dium 20c ea.: big Boston ferns, purple. yellow, pink. white mums, cushion and daisy white mums, large white violets 25c doz.; tulips 3 for 25c. Grover Lewis. Toomsboro. Gaillardia. coreoposis. Shas- tas 40c doz. delivered: Scotch broom, pink flowering almond, all colors crape myrtle. pearl bushes 3 for $1.00 postpaid. Mrs. B. Allen. Williamson, Yellow narcissi 65c C: white Apr. 5Ce C; white peonis 20c ea.; flowering almond 10c_ each: large double marigold seed 8c teacupful: heavenly blue and Scarlet OHara morning glory seed 8c pkg.; snowdrop 35 and 50c C. Add vostage, Ethel Sul- livan; Marietta. Rt. 2.. 40 bushels yellow and white jonquils. long trumpet daffo- dils, double butter and egg $1. C: blue spider lilies. double yellow Regal lilies $1.00 doz. Miss Nora McCurley, Rt. 2. Hartwell. Largest type chrysanthemums prize - winners white, pink, yellow 50c doz.; spider varie- ties largest type from Califor- nia, tubular petals, white, pink endar 40c doz. Add Je postage. No checks. Mrs. Marvin Far- rar. Jenkinsburg, Be Hardy water lilies, pink, yel- low. crimson 30c each; .orna- mental pepper plants 10c half dozen. 15 doz.; Golden Glow 2 for 35c;-hardy asters 20c doz.; pink yarrow 20c doz., 2 dozen 35c. Miss Mittie Collins, Rt. 1. Smithville. ee One 3 year old Cape Jas- +mine $15.00 at my home. An- nie Nunnally, Rt. 1. Baldwin. Star Bethlehem 25c C or $2.00 M: orange day lilies 25c dcz.; daffodils 50c C. No checks. Miss Kathleen McElroy, Rt. 2. Bremen. gee ee 3 Pink azalemum plants 6 for o0c. Mrs. J. Garner. 1107. 8. South Main St.. College Park. Coe 30 bos ; : - Double dahlia tubers differ- ent colors 25 and 50c dozen.. Exe. some for other values. Mrs. I. A. Woodring, Rt... 1, | Alte, Wild Easter lily bulbs 15c doz.; wild flower. collection such as_bluebells, wisteria. vio- | lets, woodbine, Jasmine, - ferns. caladiums. Chinese honeysuckle lin. ; Red, pink and white trillium lilies, gentians, Jack+in-Pul- pit, violets, water or pond lilies 25c dozen; red trumpet honey- suckles. butterfly bush. snow- balls kerria Japonicas 3 for 25c Moss packed. Eaton. Rt. 1. Dahlonega.. - Rhodedendrons, ivy, spruce pine. holly. white pine, English dogwood, crabapple, altheas $1.00 doz.; Japonicas 20c_ea.; iris, per. phlox 20c doz.; Tiger lilies 2 for -25c;.Yucea plant 15 ea.; azaleas 35c doz. Add postage. Mrs. W. M.. Bailey, Ellijay. Ri 2: _ Yellow daffodils, Mtn. ferns 20e doz.; white and spruce pines 75c doz.: garlic bulbs 15c doz.; rhododendrons, 90c doz. Ald postage. Bradley, Rt. 3. Ellijay. Guinea wing and maple be- gonia cuttings 10c each or 2 for 15e; blue and pink hydrangea 10c cutting or 2 for 15c; rooted hydrangeas 25c ea. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin. : Bridal wreath, Mtn. laurels, redbud, red maple, all colors Evelyn dogwoods and azaleas, Chero- kee rose. spruce and white vines, butterfly 4 ft.. well rooted $1.00 PP; per. phlox, Shasta daisies yellow jonquils, yellow violets $1.00 C. Sadie Wilson, Morganton, 6-8 inch dwarf boxwood heavily rooted nice plants $15 C. Sample 6 for $1.00, white Cherokee roses 50c dozen cut- tines 6 10-00 NE Vrs: Bb. Woodruff, Greenville. Purple lilac, golden bell, flowering almond, flowering jquince $1.00. doz.: purple iris, Jobs tear, winter pink. orange day lilies 25c doz.; exch. for box flowers. Add postage. Mrs. Heyt Tippens, Rt. 2, Talking Rock ; 3 Have 2 Cape Jasmine bushes for sale, also a lot of crape myrtle.. If interested write at once. Mrs. Lizzie Cheatham, Rt 1. Hull, 15e each: pompons: white, lav- and others $1.00 doz. Add post=- age.. Mrs. T. K. Womack, Dub-, Wirs..< 2 Mx SS azaleas Blooming size gladiolus 1% in: across. mixed colors $1.00 C: variety iris. flowering shrubs and Irish junipers 14 ft. high. ressonable: clean white feed sacks 100 lb. size not damaged $1.00 dozen. Delivered. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, Rt. 4, Bx 317, At- lanta. Ra, 5960. Wild Easter lily bulbs, yel- low buttercup, yellow daffo- dils, yellow jonquils, white narcissi 15e dozen, $1.00 C; $5.00 M. Add postage. Mrs. H B. Barwick, Rt 1. Dublin Double cuttings. geranium 1 white. salmon. different 4 shades red. 10c each, 6 for 50c; rooted geraniums. begonias sultanas. justicia, ferns, 20 to 50c each according to size. $1.00 orders postpaid. Mrs. B. Plyler. Daisy. Pink. white, mums, white. mums, fever yellow daisy yellow button few, Shasta daisies. pink verbena, physos- | tegia 30c doz. del.; dbl. red geraniums cuttings 3 for 10c: cut back geraniums 25c each: golden tip arborvitae seed 10c | pkg. Del. Mrs. Annie Pattillo. Rt. 4, Bx. 79. LaGrange. e Gladiolus bulblets, white. red and salmon pink 10c C; Free Mexican sunflowers with 50c orders PP in Ga. No checks. Exch. for milk and wine lilies. Mrs. H. L, Fields,. Rt. 3, Mc- Donough. as : Lavendar Michaelmas daisies 15c doz. or 35e clump; yellow chrysanthemums 10c doz. Add postage on orders less than $1.00. Pauline Smith, Oliver. Chrysanthemums- 22 va- rietiesyellow, white, laven- dar, cream. red, tan, pink va-" riegated blcoms 6-8 in. acrcss. labeled plants 8c each, 35 for $1.65: all colors pompon but- ton and daisy type 5c each, 35 for $1.15. Mrs. J. F. Chapman, Wdison, 750 specimen abelia 25c and 50c each. You can set these plants the year round. Special prices by the hundred, all ball-. Cure- j | pink. yellow. - Red spider lilies, blue Rom-. ed and burlapped. James: ton. Austell. an hyacinths, paper white dcou- ble narcissi, yellow double nar- cissi 35 dozen; Laurence Kas- ter narcissi. Odorus Rug. jon- quils, King Alfred Barri strain daffodils. double yellow daffodils $1.00 C. Mrs. Cliff C. Dye. Middleton, Rt. 1. Mtn. rhododendrons. ivy, azaleas, mixed colors white. degwocd, 60c doz.; sweet snrubs 40c doz.; red maple, weeping willow. well rocted good size 10ec each; crabapple 10c each, 65c doz.; red glad. bulbs 25c doz. Williams. Rt. 2, Ellijay. Japanese bamboo 25 _ nice roots $1.00; lily bulbs. Turks Cap and white spider 5c each. All prepaid. Mrs. Maude Brooks, Arlington. : Dbl. red dahlias 3 tubers 10c; Lady of Lake, blood red | | korsemint, I ageratum blue, jonquils 10c doz.: tiger lilies 15c each, 2 for 25c; large dbl. mar- igold 5c thls.; mush melon 20c half cup. $1.00 orders prepaid. Want 2 caladiums. Mrs. C.-L. Hand, Rt. 2, Bowdon. Rhedodendrons, Mtn. laurel, red dogwood, sweet shrubs, azaleas, tulip poplars, flowering crabapple, white dogwood, birch sprouts 3 ft. high $1.25 dozen PP, Exch. for white feed sacks. K. S. Waters, Hurst. _ Wild shrubbery, white pines, maple, white dogwood. crab- apple, sweet shrub, poplar, azaleas, rhododendrons. laur- els, also pink flowering moss locust, pink and red climbing roses $1.00 doz. A. A. Clayton. Roy. Thousands of jonquils 75c C. Mrs. G. Collins, Cobbtown, Rito. : Purple wisteria,. red Doro- thy Perkins roses rooted 3 for 25 or exch. for white or col- ered feed sacks. . Mrs. .Lucy Lee, Rt: 1. Jesup. Orange day lilies 50c C; white narcissug 50 C: or will exch. for jonquils or other flowers. Mrs. T. A. ONeal, RFD 2, LaFayette. Boxwoods 2 ft. high $2.00, small ones 50c each; butter- cups, jonquils, narcissus 10c doz.; yellow bells, golden glow dahlias, forsythias, snowrops 25 doz.; cannas, blue flags 6 for 25c. J, E, Chastain, Rt. 1 Palmetto. ! Large type chrysanthemums, petals red on top yellow un- derneath 50c C; larkspur mix- ed 25c C: small chyysanthe- mums mixed 25c C. Add post- age. No checks. Mrs. Jack Ca- gle. Rt. 3, Canton, . 5 i '15c for 10: garlic . bulbs | Miss Annie daffodils, |. Add_ postage. Mrs. J. B. Semperviren, English box- woods 4-6 in. $3.00 C. 200 for $5.00; frostproof red verbena plants 65c doz.: 1-2 ft. Magno- lia Glauca trees $1.50 doz, Ail del. in Ga. Maude Hamby. Rt. 3, Greenville.. 15 gorgeous iris including Dream, one of the finest, all different and true to name for only $1.00. Mrs. William J. Ballard, Fayetteville. 25 boxwoods 14 in. with good roots 25c each, large size Tiger lilies 3 for 50e; golden bushes 25c each: purple lilacs, peach roses, 20c each; day lil- ies 75c C. jonquils 60c C. Add postage. Oma Fields. Rt. 1. Gainesville. Giant crimson spider lily bulbs 25e doz.; daffodils, but- ter and eggs $1.00 C plus post- age. No stamps. Mrs.-M. f. Tanner, Sandersville ~ Dahlias $1.15 dozen; Jane Cowl, Forest . Fire. Treasure Island. Robert EL Lee. Queen. Centennial, sersey Beauty. and several _ others, guarn true to name: all colors ball type 50c doz. Mrs. D. M. Worsley Rt. 4. Ball Ground. Six large extra smooth smooth-shaped boxwoods $8.00 and $10.00 each. Mrs. R. H. Evans, R. 2, Ellijay. _ Azaleas 3 colors, rhododen- drons, Mtn laurels, pink. red and yellow dogwood, colarber- ry. redbud. pussy willow. hol- ly bush, white pine, all well rooted 4 ft. high. 90c dozen postpaid. Mrs. Boon Wilson. Morganton. Tiger lilies 20c; Lady of, Lake doz. Postpaid: G. Taylor. Rt. 1. Buchanan... ~ Carnation pinks. purple Eas- ter lilies 25c doz.; well root- ed bronze chrysanthemums 30c 'doz.; red and yellow cannas. 40c doz.: yellow daffodils, Lady of Lake 20c doz. PP: No stamps Cole, Rt. 2. Bow- don: 37 ie oe - White spider lilies $1.00 doz.; white Fairy lilies 25c dozen; giant sweet Williams 20c doz.; white. lavendar pompons. -mums 25c dozen; large King Alfred Empress daffodils 60c CC; . lilac. -rose cuttings 10c each. T. A. Gray. Rt. 1 Waco. : Daffodils -Emperor cream wax, all colers iris mixed 30c doz.: lemon lilies 10c each: golden glow Lady Lake 25c doz.; monthly reses 10c each; baby Rambler pink 20 for $1.: bronze scuppernong, black mus- cadine 10c*ea. Mrs. C. B. Rob- inson,, Rt.. 2. Bowdon.. Giant .crimson. spider lily bulbs 25c doz.: butter and egg daffodils $1.00 C. Add postage. Mrs. M. T. Tanner. Sandersville. Yellow thornless roses 20c each; Dusty Miller, Fall pinks, mixed colors... 25 bunch: orange day lilies, white iris 25 doz. Add postage. Miss Pauline Crump, Rt. 2, Hartwell. Cannas. mixed colors some green leaved, some bronze, golden glow 30c dozen; snow on mountain 10c. doz.; purple and pink verbena, pinks mixed col- ers 25e dozen; snapdragons 30c dozen.. Add postage. Mrs. A. L. Dodd. Alpharetta. : Red hot poker 25c clump, 5 for $1.00; Shasta daisies 25c doz., 5 doz. $1.00: perennial phlox red and pink 25c clump 5 for $1.00 iris 5 colors 25c doz., 5 doz. $1.00: purple vio- lets 50c C, $3.00 M. Mrs. E. J. McConnell, Rt. 1. Demorest White narcissus, red and yel- lew cannas 75 C; jonquils 25c C; white hardy phlox 3 for 25c. Mrs. W. G. Blalock Rt -2. Rydal. Blue spider lilies 75 dozen, white and yellow ponquils, dbl. butter and egg, long trumpet daffodils $1.00 C; peppermint, spearmint, catnip. 50c doz.; wild ferns $2.00 C.; yellow peren- nial larkspur 75c doz. Miss Ce- cil MeCurley, Rt. 2. Hartwell. _ Long trumpet daffodils. white jonquils, yellow jonquils, dou- ble butter and egg $1.00 C: pep- permint 50c doz.- wild ferns $2.00 C; sweet bubbie plants $2.20 C.; wild blue iris 75 doz. Money order.. Mrs. J. P. Massey, RFD 2, Hartweil. Betsy Ross (white) and rose Glory mums 25c doz.: double red. yellow and pink City of Portland cannas 30c doz.; tame violets 10c doz.; large King: Al- fred daffodils 50 C. Miss Opal Gray. Rt. 1. Waco. Azaleas, 3 col.; Mt. Laurel: Rhododendrons, pink, red and yellow dogwood, Red bud, Coral Berry, Pussy Wlilow. Cherokee Rose, White Pine. Holly bush, 4 ft. high, 90c doz. P. P. Miss Hazel Wilson, Morganton. 206: -/sumac. yellow Jasmine, y Large King Alfred daft 50c C; red. pink and ~y double cannas 30c doz.:; of Lake 15c doz.; Betsy white and rose glory mum doz.: Shasta daisies 25 tame violets 10c doz. Tom Rt. 1. Waco. Shasta daisies ,violets, drops, perennial phlox, green galax, arbutus, N ferns $1.00 C; red and degwood mixed azaleas, laurel, red maple. tulip pop! redbud, coralberry 3-4 f doz. PP. Mrs. Ralph. Morganton. : Trailing arbutus, water li blue violets 35c C: coltst ginger lilies, jonquils, | -green, butter and eggs 75 purple flag, star grass. grass 10c doz. Add po Miss Burthlee Waters. R Dahlonega. ; Mtn. laurels; Spruce white pines, rhododend degwood 65c doz.: pink, altheas. dbl,. yellow Japo 20c ea.: pink perennial 20c doz.: all colors bloo size azaleas 40c doz. Add - age.: B. L= Eller. Rt. 4. EL Rhododendrons, laurels. 65c doz.: ple. white dogwood. shrubs; all colors bloo size azaleas 40c dozen: pi white altheas 20c. Add age. Mrs. Dawson Stanler 4 Box 114. Ellijay. Prize silver wedding santhemums 25c_ dozen. W E Tvier. Ocilla. Spider lilies 10c eac santhemums 3 plants 10c: b: wreath 10c each; Lady o 3: for-10e: wild ferns Zane wild honeysuckles 10 ea: doz. Exchange for some ver plants. Mrs. Leona King 2, Waco. oe Horsemint $1.00 doz.; yellow buttercups. phlox, on lilies 40c glove. white aster dai dezen; yellow glow. for 25c. Miss. Geneva Cr Pits Sa a e Spruce. Jap. Japonicas, berry, rhododendrons, redbuds, pussy willows ors azaleas, Cherokee ~ white dogwocds, hucklebei sweet shrubs $1.00 doz. mones, snowdrons. $1.0 Addie Wilson, Morganton. 4 carnations, 2 rainbow } 6 white striped Jew, 1 pa ivy, 1 fuchsia, 2. geranium tings all 30c: 1 pot. lily. August lilies, 3 oxalis, 1 c Hern.1. toreh: lily: 2 byaene 2 tulips 60c. Exch. for 4 sacks, Miss Marv Grindle 1. Dahicnega. - : Orange _ Lilie, Yellow daffodils. Whit cissi 20 doz.: 1001 25c ea.; White Pines. Az: Laurels, all 65c doz.: Fall Yellow and white, 25c do postage. Jannie Charles jay. ae eae Mixed col. Azaleas, 35 Perennial phlox 20c doz 20c doz.; White pine Hem Holly, Ivy. English dogy $1.00 doz.; Japonicas, | Tiger Lilies 2 for 25c: dendrons, 15c ea.: Althea 25c; Jonquils and daffodils doz. All well rooted and packed. Add postage. Miss nie Lou Bailey, Ellijay. Pickerel Waterplant, Balm, 25c doz.: Calif. snowdrops. perennial Summer lilacs, shasta $1.00, 100; Rhododend: spruce, Laurel, dogwood. lea, Jasmine, Clematis, Ch kee, moss, rose. $1.00 doz. Penland. Ellijay, _ Emperior Daffodils, Na sus, Iris, -Silkgrass, Arb hermerocallis, tiger lily, B foot, violet, day flower, dra head, Hollyhock, 35 doz.; M hair long beach, New Y crested royal, christmas, a ragus ferns, 50 doz. Jean | land. Ellijay. : Vv. Hardy Mtn. ferns, : ye white yonquils, yellow dils, snowdrop, | pink, trailing Arbutus, Shasta d yellow white viclets. $1.0 Mrs: Vera Wilson, Blue Yellow Narcissus, Bt and Eggs, 15c doz.; Wild | ter lilies, (add postage), D Miller, 10 doz. Mrs. N Pitis= _ Morning Glory seed~ Jarge pkg. IDES 3: 25e; Plants Blue morning glory). 3.3 d0g: 25e; extra large kudzu. crowns for. arbor, 7 for 50c. Toole, Macon, Rt. ne Bas gi, *. BLOWERS AND SEED WANTED | White flowering peach, Weep- ing Cherry. rd flowering pear. pink flowering almonc flow- er.ng quince. Alvise what you have and quote price delivered. Mrs. J.B; Petty, Pe aes oe 508, Dawson. : Want perennial plantssnap- dragons, garden pinks, phlox, daffodils. Regal lilies. flags. Pay cash or exchange. Miss 25c: yellow and white running fErlene Hobe een. Rt. 2,. Bow- dons Want to exchenke: all kinds and colers of flower seed an nuals and semi-annuals. and chry- all colors. Will Mrs. G. B. , Cedartown. santhemums, pay cash if cheap. Whelchel,. RFD 2 ~ Could use fio pecks. white and blue Roman hya- cinth bulbs for fall Quote me lowest price. Clarke Lewis, 47 Alabama. St. SW. Atlanta. : Want some Bambag oak for. planting. State- variety-botani- eal name if possible, ee Bell. 264 Alexander Si | Atlanta. Would like to fschanke red and pink geranium cuttings for -begonia cuttings for hydrangeas like te hear from someone whe has calla lilies for sale or exc.. Mrs.. N. T. Ryan, Tallapoosa. ~ (Want some snake vine seed, also. some old fashioned white and pink grass pinks, cuttings of oak fern. Quote prices. Mrs. Hoe Nesmith. 38 Melrose St. Macon. itn Will exchange 100 nice root- ed rose verbena clumps for 65. rooted blue and 35 white thrift clumps or best offer in lilies or peonis. Mrs. F. M. Combs, Washington. ae Want 6 or 10 doz. eenye on plants, 2 or 3 doz. Sweet / William plants; will exch. nice _ rooted clumbs of rose verbena one for each plant, or make best offer and price per dozen. VEPs Commis; Rt. 25 Box 55. Washington. Want blue, white ana pink Roman hyacinths blue. and |yellow flag lilies. sweet scent- d jonquils, all colors iris, Jap- anese and German varieties, lemon lilies, fairy or rain pink lilies, blue spider lilies. Indian Arrow. etc. Mrs. Cc. R. Morgan, Americus. Will exch, 100 hedge ut- tings 25 abelia cuttings and 3 good feed sacks for 100 bloom- ing size gladioli bulbs. colors pink and. deep red; will, exch. nine flowered chicken sacks for one peck Otootan beans. Mrs. G, L. Tallant, Cumming. Want to buy Dutch Iris bulbs. State color and_ price. Also weeping cherry. tree. Mrs.. i Busha, College Park, Box Lie Want cut Lilacs to sell on halves. Martha Davis; Nor- cross, R. 1. : Will Exe, Dahlias slips for flower seeds or any other kind ol seed... Mr, R- W.. Wingo. Newnan. Want named varieties of dahlias and large type chrysan- themum plants. in Exc. for Gov. Insp. red skin P. R. potato plants, Mrs. Willie Bennett, Coffee, Want to exc. plants, Devils Paint Brush and rooted Doro- thy Perkins and rd rambles roses for other: perennials or house plants. Mrs. M. E. Coles man, Atlanta, 1033 Sells Ave. * dozen: Drum-: 42 tor -50c3 30c | (Heavenly J. W.. Ss Burton, W each | planting. or rose geraniums, Would alsc | ferent. from mine: English Ivy for Bo | pure white pot hydrang: nie Moore. Suwanee ay Want to exc. Dbl. Fu bulbs for Peony. Dahli Amaryllis bulos or root ting of: Fuchsias. Will give 6 bulbs for 1 of gj. Mrs. /Keen; Alamo. R. 1. ~ Want to get in toue party; who has St; frass plants for sale. ONE Ss SoREG Parham. PLANTS FOR s eye U moss eee 75c M. 2 Mevelene 4ohaBAe ae ts: ready. 20 C, 65? 9000. $ red and pak skin potat f $1.00 M.. del.: Also Marg tomate. 65e M. del. Moss ed, good count; Calif. W sweet pepper, plants. $1.50 5 M: uv $1.25. 25c C, All ready Woodrow Lightsey, Screven Gov. Insp. P. R. potato, M.5 M. up $1.40 M. Cab plants. all Var.: White and ye low bermuda onions, 7500629 75c M.: Tomato. all leading. va 500. 50e: 80e M.: Eager M.: 500. | $1. 00. Bs Baxley. Larger lots cheaper. Now ready. Ci ans, Gainesville, Rt. 1. Red. skin EB: R. potato Pp. Goy. insp., by mail PL M.; By exp. FOB. $1.20 1 L, Norris, Quitman, Rt. I. Potato plants. $1. 50 M. a B. C. Cranford. Baxley, Rt. 3. Red skin P. R. potato plar Gov. Insp. and treate M. del, in Ga. W. A. Baxley, Rt. 4, aioe P. R. potato plants, $1.25 M Break ODay, Marglobe, Bonn Best. New Stone, tomato pla 75c M.; Calif, Wonder, uk King sweet pepper, Cay pepper; Black Beaut plants, $1.25 M. N ; Prompt shipment. Carter, Surrency. P. R. potato plant 10 M. or more $1.5 ket price at farm. Trucks i vited. Cash or P. O..Mon Gainesville, RE Old time Boon potato | -922004 Me Imp Ps aR | Grown from hand sel. }and cert. seed. C. A we Gainesville. Gov. Insp. and treatel plants, $1.50 M. Willis M. fis. Screven, Rt. 1.- Pure red skin P. R.. Solahe plants, Gov. insp. $1.00 M. Moss packed. Leon Gaff. Fitz- gerald, Rt..3. Gov. Insp. and retee: i and pink. -P. Riv plants; M. del.. 10 M. and up $1.50 } Exp. col.; Marglobe tomato $1.30 M. del.. $1.00 M. colle Bonnie Smith, Gainesville, Rt. ss Gov. Insp. red and pink BP. R. potato plants. 25 C., $1.75 M. del.. 5 M. and up $1.50 M col. Market price at beds. EK. B. Wetherford. Genta RFD. S Calif. Wonder and Ruby King pepper plants, $1.25 M,. del.: -Marglobe tomato, $1.00 M. del.; Red Rock, New Sto Balt. Matchless, se Moss packed and good le Prompt shipment. Alton e man, Baxley, Rt. 1. ._ State Insp. and treated po tato plants, red and pink skin, $1.50 M. del. Roy Wetherford, Flowery Branch, Rt. 2. Gen. La... Sugar yam potato: plants, $2.00 M. FOB. Ready for shipment. John Underwood, Blakely. ee Gov. Insp. potato plants. $1.35 M. del. J. E: Arnold, Bax. ley, Rt. 4. Marglobe, New Stone tomato plants. $1.00 M:; Ruby King, Calif. Wonder pepper. $1.00 M. 20c C.; P. R. potato, $1.50 M. Prompt del. Mrs. Mary Crosby, Baxley, a 4, Box 53 a PLANTS FOR SALE Stone: farglobe, ed and full 1 Gov. Insp. red and 1. Now ready. e Brown Striped All del., prompt farglobe ants 500. 65c; sh-eggplants, 500, arglobe packed. -20c.C. at Balt. and Baxley. : a, J. W. Haman, arglobe, S, Tomato | gerald. ee -M. Cash with Rt. 4. st doz. will bear rt. Pink skin P. nk and a. yams, $1.25 ve to prompt nis, hand pment. $1.75 M. openhagen market ar, of tomato, ilin, Greenville, eS Tomato plants: Gr. p Matchless, $1.00 M., 500, 60c, 15c C. - $1.25 M. del; |. iby King and Calif. Wonder pper. $1.25 M. All plants moss count. imps. Ottis Pittman. Baxley, tomato - New Stone, Matchless tomato plants, M.: Calif. Wonder, Ruby ng pepper, $1.00 M.; P. R. tato, $1.25 M. All del. full . prompt shipment. J. P. lis. Baxley, Rt. 4. ert. Imp. P. R, potato plants. 75 M. FOB.; Cert. Imp. $2.00 M FOB. J. J. Chas- , Baxley, Gen. Del. } ed Skin P. R. potato plants, e grown, $1.75 M.; Early iumph, $1.75 M; Hot pepper ts. $2.00 M; Tomato plants, globe, $1.00 M. Not prepaid. Courson, Baxley, Rt. 4. _ red skins Gov. otato plants, $1.00 M. FOB. OD shipments. Now ready. k Bennett, Coffee. : plants: Marglobe, .. 85c M. Well packed, good t. prompt shipment, moss Mrs. W. W. Coffey, Balt.. Red No _ pink skin -R_ potato plants, $1.75- M. Also ch Butterbeans, 4 lbs. 50c; ite black-eyed peas, $2.25 white half-run- ler bean seed, 25c large teacup- shipment. y Crowe Gainesville, Rt. 2. and Balt. $1.20. Ms iby King and Calif. Wonder pper 500. 75c: $1.25 M.; Hot pper same price as sweet; lack Beauty and Flas High tomato 75c, $1.25 All del. R. Chanclor, Pitts. plants, 5 . 60e; M. P. P. W. R. Clark, Ab- Marglobe o plants $1.00 M. PP. ders more than 5 M, 75c M. oss packed. E. G. Mixon, Rt. | = \ ap. red skin P. R. potato nts, grown from vine cut- gs, Insp. and treated. $1.60 | M. and up $1.50 M., del. Ocilla. Gr. La. Insp. Pi Red skin P. R. potato plants m vine cuttings, Gov. Insp. d treated. $1.15 M.: Tomato s..75c M.; Sweet pepper, order. no All FOB. J. H. Bullard, spring Chas. Wakefield age plants, 75c M.: P. R. ito: plants, $1.25 M,; All J. M. Sims, Mystic. as Wonder Blackberries. getting ripe. Large fine. berry, good size. Plants, next yr. I, Wertz, Thomasville. R. potato ts, $2.00 M., 4 M. up $1.75 All del. Good plants, full . prompt shipment, Ralph we Sereven, Rt. 1. nk red skin P. R. ts}, Early Triumph and M.; Mar- Gr. Balt.. Bonnie Best: plants, $1.00 M.; Calif. der. Ruby King sweet Pep- $1.25 M. Will mix orders. (. Morris, Baxley. v. Insp. red and . plants, (insp. and treated yrs.), $1.50 M. Full count shipment, y. J. P. Musselwhite, Arabi, Phone 4220. Cordele. Iza crowns, any amt. you t, dig them yourself. $1.50 Place located 1-2 mi. east Ranger, N.E.Rhodes, Ranger, Rt. 4. pink. skin now R. potato sel. seed. Stock and cert. Ready for prompt del.; $1.50 t beds. Exe. for sorghum ae seed or field peas. Major we, Gainesville, Rt. 1. Chas, and E. J... Wakefield, cabbage ants; White and yellow ber- da onion, 75c M., 500, 50c; e insp. P. R. potato, $1.50 5 M. and up $1.40 M.; sev- 500, 50c, M, Leroy Sharpe, Baxley. Long leaf tobacco plants, 40c 2.00 M. Ready for shipment the 5th of May. Add post- ho chks. Miss J. M. Mc- Rt. 3. age plants, well rooted, 35 ., postage paid. Ready for May 10-15; Dry sage, ready del.. 75c Wb. Postage paid. J. Hogg, Cedartown, Rt. 1. State Insp. pure Nancy Hall P. R. potato plants, $1.25 C. R, Redmond, Pelham. e% PLANTS FOR SALE Pure Nancy Hall and P. R. potato plants. State Insp. $1.25 M. A. R. Jones, Pelham. Cert. red and pink skin P. R. plants, $1.25 M. del.. $1.00 M. FOB.: Tomato plants, 80c M. del... Pimento pepper $1.50 M. del. W. J OQuinn, Jr.. Odum, Rt. 2. Box 174. Gov. Insp. vine grown P. R. potate plants, ready for ship- ment. good counts. strong plants. prompt shipment. $1.10 M.. 5 M. up $1.00 M. FOB. No chks. or COD. E. L. Burke. Baxley. Rt. 1. ~ Marglobe tomato plants $1.00 M.: Ruby King pepper plants. $1.50 M. All massed. P. R. po- tato plants, $1.50 M. All del. Exc. for driedapples. no chks. Prompt shipment. E, V. Mc- siohon Baxley, Rt. 4. Gov. Insp. red meated P. R. potato plants. (seed from vine potatoes): Early Triumphs $1.35 M.. 5 M. and-up $1.25 M. Full count and guar. B. J. Boatright Alma. Rt. 3. Marglobe tomato plants, 75 M.. moss packed; Gov. .insp. red skin P. R. potato plants, $1.60 M. All prepaid. Isham Lightsey, Odum. : < Gov. Insp. red skin P. R. po- tato plants. Grown from vine cuttings. -$2:00M: P. -P.. Full count. Cash. Grady Sellers. Al- Macias Marglobe and Balt. tomato plants, 500. 75c; $1.00 M.; Lead- ing var. cabbage. 500. 50c, 75c M.; 3M. ang up 50c C. Qual- ity. count, promptness. B. J. Head, Alma. Marglobe and Gr. Balt. to- mato plants, $1.00 M., moss packed and_ del; Cabbage plants, 75c M. del. H. G. Nich | ols, Baxley. -R. 4. Gov, Insp. red skin P. R:.po- tato plants, $2.00 M. Calif. Wonder, Ruby King pepper plants, = $1.00). Me >All del, Sat. guar. Melvin Deal, Baxley. Sage plants. well rooted, 25c bunch, 5 bunches $1.00; Okra seed: (bear until frost), .15 pint PP Mrs CBs Crump, Hartwell Rak : Klondike and _ Mastodon, everbearing strawberry plants mixed: 25 C. $125 M.- Add postage, no chks. Exc. for po- | tato slips, Nancy Hall prefer- red. Mrs. L. B. Frye. Dallas, Re 3. ee mene : Imp. and treated, red P. R. potato plants, $1.50 M. Also Marglobe and Stone Tomato | plants. $1.00 M. Prompt ship- oe W. S. Anderson, Alma, Gov. Insp. and treated P. R. pink skin potato plants, now ready, $1-50- Mo. dek> = Cali. Wonder Sweet pepper plants, $1.25 M., 25c C. Moss packed. del. W. D. Lightsey, Screven. Calif. Wonder and Pimento pepper plants, $1.25 M. Larger lots eheaper. Can. fill large or- ders. L. C. Page, Graham. P. R. Potato plants. Insp. and treated, $1.35 M. del.; Marglobe tomato plants 80c M.; Cabbage plants 75c M.; Sweet pimento pepper, $1.40 M. ob ate T. S. Dukes, Baxley. Gov. Insp. P.; R._ potato plants, $1.85 M.; all Varieties Gov. tomato plants, $1.25 M.; Bell and hot pepper. $1.50 M. Strong plants. P..P. and prompt ship- ment. Harold Smith, Baxley... Gen. red or pink skin P. R. potato plants, ready, $1.40 M. del, or $1.25 FOB.; Marglobe tomato plants, $1.00 M.; Pi- mento pepper $1.50 M. All del. W. J. OQuinn, Jr, R. 1, Box Lao es : Gen. true to name Marglobe tomato plants, moss packed. 80c M., 2 M. up 75c M.. del.: Gov. Insp. treated P R. potato plants, tied with Gov. $1.50 M. del, Sereven.. . Leading var. cabbage and tomato plants, 20c C. 75 M.; Vigorvine tomato, 50 plants 25c; P. R. potato plants, 25e C.. $1.75 M. , All mailed. L. A. Crow, Gainesville, R 2, Gov. Insp. and treated, red and pink P, R. potato plants, $1.75 M. del., 5 M. $7.50, 10 M. L. D. Lightsey, $14.00 col.; Marglobe tomato: $1.25 M. del. Market price at the beds. C. W. Smith, Gaines- Wiles m2 Marglobe tomato plants 80c a Cie pants. 75e M. Swee imento pepper plants, $1.45 M. Now ready, all del. Mrs, Leona Duke, Baxley, R.4. Gov. Insp. anl treated Imp. P. R. potato plants. Staten Tay- Jor, Alma, R. 1. : _ Gr, Balt. and Marglobe to- mato plants, moss packed, 75 M, del, im Ga. Full: eount. prompt shipment. Now ready. Hise M. A. OQuinn, Baxley, MARKET | Gov. Insp. and treated, pink tape, del. W. V. Howell, Blackshear, PLANTS FOR SALE BULLETIN. PLANTS FOR SALE CORRECTION: - : P, R.. and Early Triumph Potato plants, $1.50 M.; Nigger Killers, $2.50 M. Prompt ship- ment. James M. Carter. Alma. Sweet Potato plants: Red skin P. R. $1.50 M., 5 M. or more $1.25 M. Good __ strong plants. Brantley Bell. Bristol, Bie Gen. Imp. red skin P. R., and Early Trimph potatoes, and La. Yam plants. Gov. Insp. and treated, $1.25:.M. ready now. Prompt shipment. J. J, Miles. Baxley ,R 4 Gen. Marglobe; New Stone; and Balt. tomato plants, moss packed, full count. $1.00 M.. del.; Ruby King pepper, $1.40 M. del. Now ready. V. E. Pip- kin, Baxley, R. 4. Gen. red. pink skin potato, Gov. insp. and treated. $1.35 M., 2 M. and up $1.30. Stocky plants, del., now ready. Also Marglobe tomato plants, 65c M. Moss packed, del. Ready. Omar Lightsey. Screven: : Gov. Insp. P. R. potato plants. $1.50 M. del. Money. order, Cashier Check, B, E. Thorn- ton. Screven, R. 1, Box 204. Gov. Insp. and treated red and yellow skin P. R. potato plants $1.25 M: del. to 3rd zone. Now ready. Amog C. Altman, Screven, Ry tl, Box 205. \ Gov Insp. Pk: ane Ee potatoe plants, $1.50 M. Mar- globe tomato, Early Jersey cab- bage, and Cabbage Collard plants, $1.00 M.; Sweet pepper plants, $2.00 M,. FOB. Exc. for anything ean use. Mrs. J. L. Altman, Alma, 407 12th St. _ Brimmer tomato plants, now ready, 25c C., 500, $1.00. Mrs. G. E. McDaniel. Buena Vista Rte 4, ; as Cert. red P. R. potato $1.15 M.; Marglobe ana poe M.; Calif. Wonder pepper plants, $1.15 M. Prompt shipment. Moss packed, now ready. Mrs. Ira Bullard, Graham. Marglobe tomato plants, $1.64 {M. del. in 1 M. or more: P. R. : potato plants, Gov. insp. $1.50 M. del. in 5 M. lots or more. Ike Tomsrlin, Surrency. - Tomato plants: Special mas- ter Marglobe, cert. and treated, $2.00 M.: Gov. Ingp. and treat- ed, red skin P. R. potato plants, $2.00 M. C. H. Wingo, Gaines- ville, Rt. 2. Red P, R. and Early Triumph potato plants, $1.50 M., 5 M. or |. }Mmore $1.25 M. Will exc, Early Triumphs for peas. Quality and count guar. Mrs. John Hancock Alma | ee Insp. Red P, R. potato plants, $1325 M.; Marglobe, New Pion Bonnie Best tomato plants. 75c M.; Ruby King. Calif. Wonder Sweet pepper plants, $1.25 M. Minnie Crosby, Graham, skin P, R. petato plants, $1.25 M. del. Good plants and prompt shipment. Gary Jackson, Sur- rency, Rt:2. 2 - Gov. Insp. and treated Pink skin P. R. potato plants, $1.25 M. lel. Good plants and full count. Rev. Earl Paulk, Sur- rency, Rt. 2, es Gov. Insp. and treated red skin P. R. potato plants, $1.25 M. del. Good plants and prompt shipment. A. Z, Jackson, Sur- rency, Rt. 2. ; - Red skin and yellow skin P. R. potato plants at $1.25 M. Postage paid. Gov. Insp. Dud-. ley. Lightsey, Surrency. Red skin P. R. Gov. Insp. potato plants, $1.25 M. W.N. Williamson, Bristol, R 1. . Red Skin P. R..potato plants, Gov. Insp., treated. $1.50 M. Rel: Red skin P. R. potato plants, Gov. Insp. and treated. $1.00 M.at bed. 5 Mi west of Mer- shon. O. C, Walden. Black- shear, R. 1. \ Belov Scarletglobe, Red- field Beauty tomato plants, all good stalky plants, 60ce M. del. Moss packed, prompt ship- ment, Hiram Lightsey, Screven. Thousands of pepper plants, hot. bell and pimentos ready; Also eggplants /50, 25c, 50e C.; $3.00 M.; Break ODay- and Certified Marglobe tomato plants, 25c C., $1.75 M.; Beefs, Cabbage, Iceburg lettuce, eol- lards, 25c C., $2.00 M. All del. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register. P R. potato plants, Gov. Insp. $1.50 M. Prefer M. O. J M. Clarke, Baxley, R 3. Red skin P, R. potato plants, Gov. Insp. and treated, $1.25 M, del.: Marglobe tomato $1.00 M. Good plants, prompt ship- ment, May del. A. F. Shef plants, imp. PeR potato | Per 50 Gov. insp. and treated. M. del. Now ready. Moore. Alma. R. 2. Marglobe tomato plants, ha : sel. good strong plants, fu count. 30c bu-: 200, 5dCs ae 75c: 500. $1.10: = 2 toaid, and guar. Lots - M = more $1.50 M. Morris Sanders. Nashville. : : Red skin P. R. potato plants, gov. insp. $1.65 M-. del, \GE_ BIGHT HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE dood: ae pale for sale or ade for cows or anything I an use. Live near New Hope fhureh. J. Cy Poole, Toccoa. fede old mule and 2 iliy colts for sale, 1 and 2 yrs. e Paes ared corn, $1.25 L. MeBrayer. Calhoun, 3 ies for sale at a bar- , or will trade for yearl- 1 mi. south of Atlanta Riverdale. -S. F. Bing, rdale, R. 1. ood. black. and white shet- d pony for sale. Best con- ion. See Hardy Richardson. hia~ Springs. mule for sale. Good condi- tion, work anywhere, $20. cash or will trade. Ulysses Carson, llapeosa. R. 1. | blue 12 yr. old mare male. around 800 lbs. Fair condi- good plow mule. Cheap ash or trade. Also 2 milk oats wanted. Must be cheap. _ Turner, Blairsville, ) yrs. ad. sound. no blemish- good. work condition, gentle, york anywhere. Also need ood one horse mower, farm s of all kinds. K. Rowan, thens, R. 3. mule for sale or exchange .D. W. Davis, yr. old Stallion for service. Se feed. $2. 50 cash; : ee plug mare mule _ for $15, at Mrs.. Ida Johnson ice. 3 miles. S. Cleveland, anywhere. Hershel B-! nphries. Cleveland. Black mare, good saddle, Alex Fh Fitz yrs. old. $100.00. fephens. J onesboro. E _ Farms. TILE 1 FOR SALE. E. Collier, Talbotton. 1 yr. reg. Jersey bull, solid oler. dark markings. from fine ooded Jerseys. $30.00 reg. Fairburn. Rt. 2. Reg. White Face Hereford il. 3 yrs..old Cherokee Farms ock, wt. around 1500 Ibs. 150.00; 4 White Face steers. 00 lbs. ea.. $50.00 ea. B, R pcre Flowery Branch, Rt 2. ae cows; 1 reg. ernsey bull; 3 grade Jersey : Treg. Hereford bull. A: amlee, Sparta. 2eg. horn type Hereford puts. ed. born and raised in Ga. noe, Pe. Price. Albany. rade ~ Guernsey bull 15- 16 re. wt. around 300 Ibs. Motn- Me eal producer, G. W. Doo- ttle, Sandersville. Jersey single Ox. Wt. about Ibs. Good condition. Guar. ull any plow. $90.00. Mrs. . Anderson, Hoboken. Rt. 1: ~ reg. Guernsey milk cow. ae a day. Home near Tay- _ J. W. Maxwell, OP uorisoy cow, en with 3rd calf in June. ow Mann, Dunwoody. ing 15 mos. old. gentle. | reg. in buyers name. T. immons, Douglasville. Several Pelled hereford bull alves. dbl. standard, 3 mos. to 2 mos. old $75. to $125.00 ld exc. for heifers of same B.' AX, M, se La- urebred Hereford bull. See E. L. McTeer, Ranger, Rt. ine young cow: 3 yrs, old. 1 pole and Jersey. freshen Peed with. ist calf: Price sonable. Clifford H. Sutton, veland.. Rio 3 REP AND GOATS eobuce milk goat, about ordele. ee Toggenburg milk stock up to 15. ibs. : ate with white markings. : able A eee oe and : rse has 3 gaits. very gentle, 4 fresh aaiey cows 66 sale. ryers name. Mrs, S. E, Jones, | real cheap, in. with 3rd calf. 4 1-2 Ava- | will d butter cow. $65.90, Cash. jersey bull, the best of | 9 oung. Secetsrd cows, bred day now: bred, and for; cheap. Mrs. Ww. Ty. Cal-% id from. high produc- April, 14th. Dark choco- SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE Purebred Toggenburg. horn- less buck. Near 3 mos old. Best blood lines, short hair. Sire: Ginger T. 1473, Dam: Recey T- 2143. Will register in buyers name if desired. $15.00. Mrs. Ovalene Highland, Martn. Rt: ; : 2 nannies, 1 and 4 yrs. old, milk type. both for $10.00 for immediate sale. J. I. Tucker, Hapeville, 3286 Stewart Ave. Female, healthy. white goat. 11. mos. old. Value $3.50. Exc. for hens, any kind so they are healthy. Mrs. Stene Wall. Large Tog. goat, now giv- ing about 1 qt, $15. Last house on N. Hightower Ra. J. Jolley. Atlanta: Rie At stud large natural. butt- headed Toggenburg buck, vi- gorous. fertile and blooded Milk stock. Does boarded reasona- bly. Service fee, $2.00. Mrs. Zaida McElroy, Atlanta, 205 Norwood Ave. NE. Phone Dear- born 3710. At stud, fall bookings. roh Ambassador purebred Nu- |bian buck. Have purebred and grade does for sale of several breeds. Freshen aces first. A. Se2Horner; Rt - Dunwoody. Phone Ch. 6060. Reg. purebred Nubian sire of La Crescenta-Loma Alts. Mile high breeding; N-2397, A.G.S 53907 A. M.G. R. A. Hornless: black with light trim. His kids | over 60 percent females and , hernless. this. season, Fee $5. 00) Gilts, for purebreds; $3.00 for grades. | Also want Rooted Napier grag: State price del. per 100. Grubbs. Demorest. 1 mixed stock goat giving 2 | He-R:. Norton. : Ren+! 'HOGS FOR SALE; MARKET BULLETIN. LIVESTOCK WANTED RABBITS WANTED: Want for cash a number of rabbits. Siate what you have and price. O. A, Sandifer, East Peint, 411 Cheney SE: HORSES AND MUILES WANTED: Want rent a mule until Fall, or a good. horse, Need now. Pay some now, bal. Want about 8-10 yrs. old, can work to 1 horse wagon. Advise at once; Jack Sharpton, Buford. CATTLE WANTED: Want buy 20 grade heifers. 3 to 6 mos, old. Quote FOB my Eosure. Homer Harris, Brad- ey Want 2 Guernsey or Jersey heifer calves. from 1 to 4 mos. old. Exc. new honey for same. J. T,, Holland, Sparks, Rt. 1. HOGS WANTED: Want 2 Blue Guinea pigs, male and female, wt 50-60 Ibs., unrelated, subject to reg, An- swer at once. Dave Duvall. Blairsville. Rt. 3. Want 2 big bone Guinea pigs. W. T, Brown, Atlanta. 837 Mc- Millan St. N. W. He 7064. Hampshire pigs, Bred gilts, service boars. Theo. Stivers, Rome. c O. Bex 278. Purebred PEO. Soa Ci pigs: Av. wt. 100 Ibs. Males $12.50, $15. Winton Harris. pocreven;: For sale or. fran fine regis- 'tereq Poland china boar. Would trade for calves or such farm ats. milk a day. Freshen with | Supplies or equipment as can Has plenty of pep, work | calves or chickens. A. D. Giles. Rt. | Douglasville. Ri? Sir Roderick. the proven to excel their dams. He! has sired about 80 percent horn- less and females kids this sea- son,.Compare this record with sires of same or. ali other breeds. Service fee $5.00. John: Hynds, De 5140, Atlanta, 93: Warren st. HOGS FOR. SALE Res SPC. aihs and poars.7 from D. L_ Stephens. : Teacher. of Agrciulture, Mid- ville. LIVESTOCK WANTED CATTLE WANTED: Want good, gentle. fresh in mileh cow. State best price. T. A. Fallendore:- Griffin, Rt.-C, Want 1 young, Black Angus bull calf. Advise price; also have: for sale, common goats, $1.00 ea. L. 2. Singleton, Ft. MEY (leant | West.) HOGS WANTED: Want reg., Berkshire boar pig, straight- nosed. wks. old. State. price. ole eRe L. Lilly, Lilly. Ga. about 6 mos. old. oe price, including crating. A. H. Rudd; Lyons, da. ed in furnishing pigs or calves, -to raise on shares. Good suit- able pasture with running wa- ter, etc.. or will rent pasture. W. H. Holmes, SigeReritee, Rt. Tiheks. AND MULES i WANTED: Want: rent a qiuib vntil Ea or a good herse. Need now. Pa some now, balance in fall. Want about 8-10 yrs old, can work to 1 horse wagon. Advise Ri Res Jack ue Buford, Want Shetisia: pony mare hat can raise colt. Must be gentle and, reasonably priced; a pr. heavy milk str, goat kids. old enough to raise. Cheap. A. R. Heyward, Warwick, Exc. Fordson t rac tor with Athens side plow for brood mare: broke for farm work. Nix Methvin, ERAT 538 So. Can- dler St. | SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED: nannie goats and 1 bill not ; younger than 18 mos. nor old- er 2 yrs. old. also want a young bull (Qipto<-2 yrs: enough for service now for pas- tyre. No. L pasture, ref. if de- sired. C. A. White. College Park, Rt. i Want buy good grade doe kid. 1 to6 mes, old, Mrs. = H. | Carpenter, ae A: a quality | y. | Sarrowed purebred Toggenburg buck of! the South. His daughters have | good blood lines. for sale | Fair las st fall. : Raiph: Tabor, Ft. Valley, Rt. 1. purebred | ae Se tO 12 Waht 1 reg. O. I. C. pear: Want contact party interest= Want about 6 or 8 common old) old nice bill kid, $10.00 or exc. for use. L, R. Pierson, Doraville, Lec QAI: Atlanta. 5 Duroc ed eys male pigs. March 8, 1940. Sub- ject to registration. $10. ea. Bernard E. Page, Sumner. 8 black purebred voland China pigs, 8 weeks old. Rea- f in Fall, ref. and health certificate, lp 4 Nor: POSITIONS WANTED |, Middleaged, unencumbered woman wants light farm work, no field work. $2.50 week, room. and beard, with good people. Have to be moved. 58 yrs. old, good health. Southeast Ga. pre- ferred. Ready any time. Miss Mae Edwards TI.ovejoy. - Man wants job on farm. Exp. tractor or truck driver. can plant or cultivate with tractor. Ready to move now. State sal- ary in first letter. O. C. Fos- key. Ousley. Rt. 1. Want place on farm near Ai- lanta, to work by day. Want 3 R. house. Have 2 boys old enough to plow and self. Can move any time. Ref. if prefer- red.- fe he McClure. Gib Rita: Man, 56 yrs. of age, Single. wants job on farm for home and salary. James S. Manley. Atlanta, 209 Mitchell St. FARM HELP WANTED Se 7 Want woman, 40 or. over, fer (light farm work, no field. work. Must furnish eu dy ee r F. Petway. Atlanta, 992 Hemphill Ave. N.W. He 3685. Want settled reliable. unen- cumbered (one who needs home. preferred) woman for light farm work, no field: work. $3.00 week and board. Write or see. Mrs. O. C. Barfoot, a gusta, 707 Jackson- 8th tsv Phone 2-2960. Want: good, settled. telianle unencumberel white woman to live in home and do light farm work. no field work, washing. board: treated as one of family. Mires Wea W |. Palmer; Vidalia. Riese Want unencumbered, middle- /aged. white woman to live as member of family and do light farm work, no field work. Must. sonable for cash. Exc. for nice | be reliable and of good charac S: eC. pigs; \s6. 50 ea. without papers; $7.75 ; with papers. Betty Zane Hodges. | Sandersville, Rt. 3. Member). 8 weeks old. | heifer. W., B. Greene, Gray, Rt. ter. Mrs. W. E, Ellenburg, Quit- ; a | inan. 2 Railroad St. Want an able bodied man-that knows how and is willing to | work for farm. White or col-| (4 mired and pay 60c day. C. M bey to plow. 75c day, board and Jackon. Lawrenceville. Want unencumbered woman 4-6 mas, old Duroc Jerseys | | or girl to live as one of family regi srs in buyers name. Sire: and dam winners in Ga. State See or write. 1 gen. big bone, black Afri- can, stay fat kind, double life treated. Guinea boar. $25. FOB. Also 4 or 5 bu. early imp. pink skin P. R, seed potatoes: Exc. potatoes for~ values. Charlie Watchus. Tusculum. Little bone black African guinea gilts and males, the stay fat kind. $10.00; Also 1-horse colt, 2 1-2 yrs? old... $60. O. P- Sinquefield, Harrison. 1 Spotted Poland China sow, wt. about 275 lbs.; 6 male pigs 2nq litter, 3 weeks old, $50.00. Reg, in buyers name. Lamar Davis. Warthen, Rt. 2. (4-H club member), : eons WANTED | i Refined. young woman wants job with nice people, light farm work, no field work. Private recom and board. $3.00 week. Prefer near Atlanta. Mrs: Paul- ine Harrisen. Atlanta, aoe Gils pert? St. S. Ee Middleaged man wants work | at once cn Dairy farm. Self and | - wife no children. Plenty. of ref., and exp. Write or see me any day after 12 ocleck noon. G. H. Mitchell, Atlanta, 341 Central Ave.. S. W. Refined girl wants light farm. work, no milking-nor field work. $3.00 week and board. Ref. exch Prefer near Gainesville. Come after, live near oa. Miss Myrtle Wehunt, Dahlonega Rit Bros 7 i Want light farra ee with good people on farm. Willing to work..Have 7 mos. old child. For good home. Have to come after. 19 yrs. old white. Mrs. E. M. ONeal; Uvalda. Rt. 1. Care of Mrs. N. A. Cooper. Refinel woman, 43. wani good home:with good people in exch, for dight farm work, no field work. $3.00 week, room and board. Prefer around At- lanta, in No. Ga. Mrs. F, Mays. Atlanta. 453 Haas Ave. S. E..Ja 7404 W.. ' Want good home on a farm, where 2 boys and self can get day work and farm. With good ae and hicken house. Mrs. fa pa Mathis, Haddock, Ae 1 field work nor home To Pass: Barnesville. Rt. 2. ber, and do light farm work, no Dean, Rovston. Rt. 1. thy. reliable white woman. 20- 35. for light farm . work, no and reasonable character. Mrs. G. W. Williams, Columbus. Rt. 1. Care of Wil- liams Dairy. eolored woman for one used to country preferred. Board and scme salary. Mrs B. Calhoun. Rie 2: - Want good. exv. farm hand, 25-45. yrs. old. for gen. farm , and orchard work, who can al- : so drive truck $15.00 mo. board and laundry. Good home. Year aLounG, job. 2 6G. aver Want settled country, colered ; woman to live w:th couple in country and de light farm work. no field work. $3.00 week, room and board. &. M, ees, Ellenwood. Rt. 2.. Want farm hand, single, so- henest. $15.90 mo. board and laundry. Saturday _ after- naons. off. Lewis ~ C. Conley. * Pitton.7 Rt 6, Ww ant reliable, eae girl to ,leck after things. light farm work, no field work, Good home and salary. W. O. Taylor, Ma- een. 131 Oakland Ave. Want man and wife. no child- | ren, to help farm. Live on place. ve ite. Ed Brown, Ellijay. Rt. } arent a woman or gir] for. light farm work, no. field work. $2.00 week. I. A. Howell. ; Haylow. P. OO; Box. 38. Want at once, woman or girl, white or: colored, for light farm : work no field work. Reason- able salary. 2 in family. Mrs. Me e Humphries. Pelham. Rts Want clean neat. attractive healthy girl for light farm work, no field work. Live as one of family. $2.00 week. Write full details. Mrs Jas. A. Bennett, Jr.. Jesup. Rt. 1, Want young woman for lent farm work $4.00 week and board, C.F: pire ne MeDon- Susi Ra, 3B - Want settled woman: wii or colered. thoroughly reliable, for. light farm work. $3.00 week. room and board. PG. H? Roberts: work. Board,. room, laundry $10.00 mo.. Mrs. J. G.. Myers Stone ae Rites 1 (Willow Springs). x milking | $2.00 week and | / week, beard. and laundry. /swer in own writing. giving age ily. Room. oard and $2.50 week. Mrs. D. G. Caldwell, Kingsland. stg | 20-45, for light farm work, no Want unencumbered, heals i fielq work, to live in home and field. work. Write. Mrs. Nettie) small laundry. for; Rt .4. salary. Must be agreeable and of god | ie Bennett. Screven. Ri 2, 2B Want healthy, reliable, mid- : 31 | dleaged light farm work. no fied! work, : tield work. Room, board, 'farm work on truck farm. M ' be sober. Room, board, reasol | Baxley Rt. Write, Mrs, cae J. seins, Blundale, es Want reliable family for 2 acres. 100 A, fine bottoms. Can be easily cleared. Ist yr. re free. J. . Anderson, Hillsboro, Want 4 wage hands to work on farm; also want good farn ers for. farms with good acr< age allotments; bottom land a upland. See or Write. G. Hamp Martin: Commerce. Rt. 2. Want good, settled countey woman or girl, healthy, relia- ble for light farm work. no- field work nor milking, home and $8.00 mo. No objection to 1 small child. Write at once, Grantville, Box 103, & Want. - middleaged colored man and wife to live on farm a and work: Permanent home, S._ E. Poole Oxford. Rt. 1. Want boy not over 16, to help ; cultivate 12 Acres. L. B. M key, Smyrna. Want man to work on farm. Must be able to milk. Salar. 1M, Head. Lithia Springs. Rt. oe white girl, 18 or ov for light farm work, no field Want addteacea hie nee to work on small farm. Home and salary. In DeKalb Co., near Tucker. J. W. Moore, Atlanta : 1087 Mchynn Ave. N. E. Ma 1332. : Want white woman, eumbered. 25-40 for light farm z work, no field work flowers. 2. in family. Write e once, Perry Thatcher hickamauga. Bas Se 3 Want reliable white woman 20-35. unencumbered, for lig farm werk, no field work. $2.0 An- description and exo. Mrs. B. W. Duncan Columbes, 404 11th St. Want unencumbered woran white or colored, for light farm work. no fiel work. 2 in fam \Yant sober, honest man o laundry. Write age, farm exp., and ref. Neal Timms, Alpha- : vretta, RED: I: Want good white woman, salary. Good character and prefer country raised. Mrs. Thelma Harvey, ee Want. good man who ikni how to plow good, 35-40 yrs old. Treat good and pay $15. .00 mo., board and wastes, John eo Want at once refined, w woman for light farm work, ary; want young man for able salary. Apply at once. Rob- ert S. Gordon. Hinesville. Want good colored man an wife to farm. wife to help with light work. ; Want oo. with stock an supplies to take charge of Asta =:4- par wast Conle 4 R. house and barn. Standi rent or 3rds and 4ths. R. Loyd, Ocilla.: Rt, - 2, Want small. family Sai crop. R. house, on Mail and Sch Bus line. W. W. Smith, Gaine ;- Wille Rt Want. settled uneneumbered woman for light farm werk no field. work. No milking nor lJaundry work. Home reasonabl salary. C. W. Norton, Conyer Want nice girl to live in ho with mother and son. and help with light farm work. no field -. for heme, clothes. Write. J. E. Thomp Noreross. Rt. 1. Want white woman, 25- 50. f light farm work. Good home at 10 small salary... Write or see. J. L. Sharpe. Ludowici. Ria Want farm hand, prefer r about middleage. sober and ho est. Will pay $3.50 board al | Joundry. Ea: FE. Seay. Ellen oo Rite 2 Want family, white or colo ed. to help on farm. House highway, Give house ren wood. Rheuben Bis hop, Faye ville. Rt. 2. : Want good farm hand to make crop. Pay by month. mi. South Atlanta on Riverd S..F. Bing. Riverdale. Rt. i ic