Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 January 15

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TOM LINDER

4 AGRICULTURE.
COMMISSIONER



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Sy January 1st, I came to the Cap-

ol and received from Mr. Columbus
erts possession of the Department of

.griculture after four (4) years.
It is amazing how short a time four
) years seems now that it has passed.

During 1935 and 36, without any
propriation from the State, I built the
State Farmers Market in Atlanta

a cost of approximately $150,000.00.

larket was built cn its own merits. |
d when I went out of office in Janu-
, 1937, there was a balance due of
pproximately $80,000.00. During the
our (4) years Mr. Roberts served as
missioner the fees collected amount-
o more than $400,000.00, out of
ich was paid the $80,000.00 balance
e. In addition to paying the $80,-
.00, Mr. Roberts finished paying for
Macon Market, which I had bought,
Mr. Roberts also purchased the
plended new site at Murphy Avenue and
Avenue, where the new market is
being built.
It is wonderful to have the ere
beginning this administration with al
endid new market already
se of construction.



nience and when completed will be a
ym Maine to California.

The world is at war. Countries which are not actually engaged |
war are putting millions of men in training camps and under |

Modern war on a world wide scale is largely a question
This means that every available ship will be
sngaged in hauling munitions, soldiers and supplies.

- You will see from the maps printed on this page that Georgia is

f transportation.

The old market built five (5) years ago
1as the reputation throughout the entire country of being the best

ket in design and operation in the United States.
The new market will have every modern facility and con- a
subject for discussion
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(EDITORIAL)

Tom Linder Assumes Office of

Commissioner of Agriculture

Originator of Farmers Market First Man
To Be Reelected to That Office
Following a Defeat.

Tom Linder, described by his mother
as a farmer at the early age of 10 years,
assumed office as Commissioner of Agri-
culture on January 1, preceding by fifteen
days other state-house officers elected in
recent general elections. No man in Geor-
gias history has ever come back after a
defeat for this office, it was recalled. Lin-
der was first elected Commissioner of Ag-
riculture in 1934, but was defeated by
Columbus Roberts for the four year term
beginning in 1936. :

From the Statesman of Tuesday,
Jan. 7, 941,

*

Georgia farmers SS ee ae are looking for a job from the State, hu
| dreds of themmen that I uave known for years and know ar

good farmers and hard workers. We have got to build a mark

ing system to enable these men to make a living farming. T

have always made a living and some money farming as lo
they had a market for the crops that they grew.

The Legislature is now in session and Governor Talmadge
| the beginning of his third administration.
| number of Senators and Representatives and I know that they

whole-heartedly behind the Department of Agriculture and Re
agricultural interests of the State, and I know that Governor Ta
madge is giving his whole-hearted and unselfish support In an
effort to bring Georgias agriculture back to the front wher





| belongs.

Wwe Can.

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within ten (10). tg twenty- four (2
hours of every great market East.
Mississippi River. The soil and cli
and the energy and enterprise of
farmers of Georgia make it possib
this to be a great garden for the
trial centers of the North and East.
With proper refrigeration facilit
it will be easy to put fresh meat, poult
eggs, dairy, vegetable and truck cro
direct from producer +o consumer 1
one (1) to two (2) days time. T
course, involves the spending of m
It involves constant, accurate,
formation from representatives On
ground in these markets. it re:

ducer and the supply at home. i
unlimited field.

As long as the war lasts the de a
for food will increase from month
month. At the end of the war th
ducts of South America will find ar
market in the countries of Europ
whatever extent transportation can b
found to move them. This will
leave our natural markets of the N ;
and East,

It is appalling the number of ont

I have talked to a la

Of course, it is going to require some time to get e ery:
thing organized and going, but we are going to do the best

In the meantime, I want you to feel free to call on t
Department for any service that we can render you, and I w
appreciate helpful suggestions at all times.

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture.



You wilt

i see frora the maps printed on this pa.
that Georgia is within ten (10) to twenty-four Q

hours of every great market East of the Mississip}
River and should profit by such location. _



































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"LOWERS AND SEED |
FOR SALE

abapple, Mtn. laurels. rho- |
dendrons, azaleas, hemlock,
logwood, pussy willows, holly,
$1.00 doz; lilacs, peach roses, |
doz; jonquils, 50c C bulbs;
ergreen galax, arbutus, ever-
sen ferns $1.00 C; well root-
-add poste ge.
ichols, Mineral Blu
bapple, azaleas,
lite pines, redbud, rhododen-
ms, Mtn. laurel, red, white,
. dogwood, holly, Carolina
ck pussy willow, silver
red maple, $1.00 doz; Wwis-
ia vine, 25c ea. lilac, $1.25
Well rooted. Add postage.
Miner]

spruce,

( ds, mtn. laurel, rock
eepers, leopard heart, 3 col.
leas, rhododendrons

e soos. galax fer
ids, blooming locust, Rose of
mver, 75c doz. Add postage. | 3
xc. Ola Ridley, Dahlonega, Rt.

ns, 3

nuary jasmine, 15c and 25c
; monthly rose bushes, bush
. pink, red, 10c ea.,; 50c for
11 well rooted, blue and white
ag lily, jonquils, 40c doz, mix-
wer seed, 10c large pkg.
thy Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2.
herokee roses, azaleas, laur-
rhododendron, red, white
ood, crabapple, pussy wil-
oralberry, white pine, hol-
weet shrubs, $1.00 doz; ga-
. fern, arbutus,
L. P. D. Abercrombie, Min-

azaleas, all
50c doz; spruce and white
dogwood ivy, mtn. lau-
Qc doz; altheas, 2 for 25c;
shrubs, crabapple, 40c
ll rooted, Add postage.
Adams, Ellijay, Rt. 2.
d, American Beauty bush,
Seven Sister pole, blush
roses, 1 yr. size, well root-

ing size

gue, Waco, Rt. 2.
lobe arborvitaes, 1 ft. 50c
OX WwoOOdS, Some MOSS Toses,
_25c; juniper, well rooted,
butterfly bush. blue,
jasmine, $1.00 doz.;
rma violets, 30c doz.
M, Garren, Morgan- 3

ododendrons, mtn. laurels,
y, crabapple, azaleas,
edbud, pussy willow,
doz; postpaid; evergreen
trailing arbutus,
Denny Baugh, Mineral
tA we : -
hododendrons, bleck and | 3
sweet
mtn. laurel, white and
dogwood, $1.25 doz.
S$. evergreen
g arbutus
rood, Dorothy
pink and white. Mrs. R.
h, Mineral Bluff.

odendrons, mtn. laurel,
red and white
black and
maple,
Pe.

galax,
35c bunch;
Perkins

Mineral Bluff.
crepe myrtle, 2 ft., 40c
white eng. dogwood, pink
lia, white althea, juniper,
et hedge, $1.10 C. Exchange
1. tulips dbl, hyacinths.
ice Wright, Bremen. _

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Mtn. laurels, azaleas, 3 col.,
red, white dogwood, rhododen-
drons, Rose of Denver, pink
Cheroke roses, white, spruce
pines, leopard heart galex, red-
buds, well rooted, 75c doz. Add
postage. Dollie - Satterfield,
Dahionesa, Rt 4-.

Blue, purple iris, mix. hardy
phlox, mixed winter pinks, pur-
ple foxglove, yrave vine, pink
buttercups, yellow cowslips.
white narcissi, yellow jonquils,
$1.00 C. prepaid. Orange lilies.
Mrs. Tom Webb, Ellijay, Rt.
3.

Evergreen, sweet shrubs,
sweet bay, greybeard, tea-olive
megnolia, black haw, water-
melon red crepe myrtle, china
berry yellow jasmine, 1 ft. 10c;
3 ft.25c; 4 ft., 35c. Add pcst-
age. Exec. for white sacks. Mrs.
D. F. Colson, Toomsboro, Rt.

red,

red, white dogwood, redbud, red
maple, crabapple, laurel, rhcdo-
dendrons, azaleas pussy wil-
lows, $1.00 doz; trailing arbu-
'tus, galax, mtn. fern, 50c doz;
B: R. Abercrombie, Minere]
Bluff... +

Blooming size azaleas, all
col. 40 doz; spruce and white
pines, dogwood, mtn. laurels.
rhododendrons, 60c doz; white
altheas. 10e ea; crabapple,
sweet shrubs, 35c doz. Well
rooted. Add postage. Mrs. L. F.
Adams, EHijay, Rt. 2. 2

Hastings, Swiss Giants end
Exhibition pansies, 35c doz:
dbl. sweet williams, rust proof
snapdragons, anthemis verbena
monarda, 25c doz; grandsire
greybeerd, 25c postpaid. Mrs.
C. Lynch Rome, Rt. 1. :

Greybeards, moss locust,
mtn. laurel, azaleas, redbuds.
red, white dogwood, mouse-
ears, club moss, leopard heart.
Cherokee roses, Rose of Dn-
ver. All 75 dez. Add postage.
2 free with ea. $1.00 order.
= Hughes, Dahlonega | Rt.

50c

25c

Pink buttercups, purple iris,
yellow cowslips, purple fox-
glove, mix. winter pinks, mix.
hardy phlox, white narcissi,
yellow jonquilg, $1.00 C. Free
flowers with ez. $1.00 order.
Miss Ruby Webb, Ellijay, Rt.

Evergreen, sweet shrub,
sweet bay, greybeard, teaolive,
magnolia, black haw, water-
melon red crepe myrtle, china
berry, yellow jasmine, 1 ft. 10c;
3 ft., 25c; 4 ft., 35e. Add post-
age. Exc. for white sacks. Mrs.
James Connell, Toomsboro Rt.

Redbud, red; white dogwood,
holly, azzleas, rhododendrons.
laurel, pussy willow, coralber-
ry, white pine, crabapple, red
maple $1.00 doz. Exc. for white
sacks. Mrs. Glover Abercrom-
bie, Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, cherokee rose, pop-
lars, red, white dogwood, rasp-
berries, rhododendri :s, mt.
laurel, holly bushes, white,
black pines, 2 ft. crabzepples,
90c doz.; cedars, 25c ea. J. G.
Chastain, Morganton.

Ferns, ivy, mt. laurel, rhodo-
dendrons, holly, azaleas, dog-
wood, strawberry bushes, sil-
ver red maples, hemlock, cher-
okee roses, well rooted, $1.00
doz; yellow root, 20c Ib. post-
paid. Mrs. Minnie Campbell,
' Morganton.

35c





August 1, 1937, at the Post Office.

Coralberry, Cherokee roses,

okee roses,

Boxwoods,

buds,

al Bluff.

holly, red, wh

evergreen
snowdrop,

pines, red,
sweet shrubs,
apples azaleas,

ligay Rt. 2.

postage.
sacks. Mrs.

Rooted

eng. boxwood,

laurel, spruce,
$1.00. doz.;

Wright, Loving.

doz.
Ellijay.

Add postage.

redbuds,

ing mary,

lijay, Rt. 3.
Watermelon

Reidsville.

Annie Patillo,
4, Box 79.

peas, 10c doz.;

men, Rt. 2.
Rhododendron,
ivy, holly,



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Red, white dogwood, laurel,
rhododendrons, white pines.
holly coralberries, azaleas,

easter lilies, cherokee roses, 3
ft., $1.00 doz. Postpaid. W. G.
Reynolds, Morganton.
junipers,
dendrons, ivy, holly,

black white pines, ferns, red-
sweet shrubs, hemlock, |
red, white maples, strawberry
bushes, laurel, 2-5 ft., $1.00 doz. |.
Postpaid. Lilian Mann, Miner-

Rhododendrons,
mt. laurel azaleas, crabapples,

ite

sweet shrubs, hemlock,
doz.; pussy willow, white pines,
20c ec.; blue iris, tiger lilies,
galax

trailing
rooted junipers, 50c ea. Willie
Mae Hooper, Mineral Bluff.

Rhododendrons,
white
hemlock, crab-
red maples,
$1.00 doz.; pussy willow, white
pine, 20c ea.; blue iris, tiger
lilies, evergreen galzx, 30c doz.
, Exchange for white feed sacks.
| Ruby Hooper, Mineral Bluff.
Rhododendrons, ivy,
spruce, white pines, dogwood.
sweet shrubs, $1.00 doz.; mixed
color azaleas, 35 doz.; bloom-
ing almond, 2, 15c; japonicas,
20c ea; iris, jonquils, daffodils,
1d5 doz. Annie Lou Bailey, EI-

Magnolia, tez. olive, red, yel- |
low crepe myrtle, sweet shrubs.
greybeard, gallberry,
jasmine, long straw pine, 1 ft.,
le; 3 ft2 25e:4 ft. S50. Add
Exchange for white
Alma
Toomsboro, Rt. 2.
white
sweet shrubs, 3 ft., small type
rooted privet
hedge bushes, junipers, $1.50
ea.; cuttings, $1.00 C. Add post-
age. Mantile Harrison, Bremen.

Purple, white pinks 50c doz.;
blue flags, 10c ea.; rd dog-
woods, red, yellow azaleas, mt.
white pines,
barberry bushes
1l5c ea. Add postage. C.- C,

Spruce hemlock, 75 doz.;
holly cedar, white pines, eza-
leas, dogwood, rhododendrons,
jJaponicas, coralberry, pink al-
mond, yellaw jasmine, mt. lau-
rel, well rooted 2-3 ft., $1.00
Postpaid. Joyce Penland,

White, spruce pines, easter
bells, crabapples, red, yellow
ezaleas, mt. laurel,
sweet shrubs. red, white dog-
wood, tulip poplars, cherokee
roses, silver maples, $1.00 doz.
Robbie
Baugh. Morganton, Rt.- 1.

Mt. laurels, redbuds,
green, red, white dogwood, pink
red, yellow azaleas, cherokee
roses, pines, easter bells, $1.00
doz.; crabapples, sweet shrubs.
Buil Hyde, Morganton.

Spruce pines, 20c ea.; dog-
wood, rhododendrons,
pines, mt. laurel, holly bushes,
zaleas,
rooted, $1.00 doz. Mrs.
Long, Morganton.

Dbl. japonicas,
rooted, honeysuckle, ivy, weep-
in 90c_ ea.;
Iris, 40c doz. Sarah Barrett, El-

a crepe myrtle,
fringe trees, 2-4 ft., 20 to 35c
a.; wild olives, 2-3 ft., 25c a:;
Sweet scented yellow jasmine,
20c ec. Mrs. Maude M. Holland

300 pink thrift plants, $1.10
del.; nandinas, 3, 50c; chellotte
plants, 25c C del. No chks. Mrs.
LaGrange, Rt.

White daffodils, giant sweet

be

iris, orange day lilies, 20c doz.;
golden beli, 3, 50c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Bonnell Nixon; Bre-

mt. laurel,
ferns,
streiwberry bush, spruce, white.
black pines, red, white maples,
boxwood, junipers, 2 to 5 ft.,
$1.00 doz. Postpaid. Mrs. Nell-
ie Mann, Mineral Bluff. :

Bulbs of twin sisters,
doz.; japanese jonquils,
doz. Postpaid. Mrs. E. B. Mc-
Leroy, Eztonton, Rt. 1.

6 geranium Cuttings, several
different colors, 560c.
extra with first several orders.
Clarice Guillebeau, Lincolnton,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Ferns, ivy, leurel, rhododen-
drons, holly. azaleas, dogwood,
redbud strawberry bushes, sil- |
/ ver, red maples, hemlock, cher-
$1.00 doz; golden
seal roots, 20c lb. Louise Wal-
droop, Morganton.

rhodo-
spruce,

mt. pines,

dogwood,
$1.00

-90 <doz.;
arbutus,

mt. laurel,
dogwood,

holly,

yellow

Colson,

snowblls,

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redbuds,

Lee

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white

hemlock,
Vesta

4 yr. old,
daffodils,

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dogwood,

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Wednesday, January 15, 1941,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Rhododendrons, laurel, aza-
leas, white pines, pink, white
dogwood, cherokee roses, red
holly, beliwood, cross vine, 2
ft., 75c doz.; 3% ft., $1.00 doz.

Postpaid. Thelma Reynolds,
Morganton.

White, black pines, 2 ft.;
Cherokee roses, azaleas, red,

white dogwood, rhododendrons,
mt. laurel, holly bushes, crab-
apples, raspberries, $1.00 doz.;
poplars, 25c ez. Add postage.
Ethel] Chastain, Morganton.

Black prince iris, orange day
lilies, 20c; golden bells, 3, 25;
giant sweet peas, white daffo-
dils. 10c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Dora Mosley, Bremen, Rt. 2.

Red dogwoods, 5, ~25c, red-
buds, 4, 25c; mt. jaurel, mt.
ivy, 3, 25c; blue iris, 25 doz.:
azalecs, 4, 30c. Postpaid. Edna
LL. De Hart, Mineral Bluff.

- Mixed dbl. sweet William
plants, 25c doz.; ~ giant white
Klondyke daisy plants, chrys-
anthemums. daisy type chrys-
anthemums, 50c doz.; dbl. pink
chrysanthemums, button type
lavender chrysanthemums, 30c
doz. Others. Mrs. R. J. Miller,
Augustc, Rt. 2. Box 527.

Azaleas, red dogwood, redbud
flowering pear, white pines,
pussy willow. holly, ivy, laurel.
white dogwood, 5, 25c; $1.00
doz. Trailing arbutus, evergreen
galax, tiger lilies, 15c doz. Ex-
chenge for feed sacks. Bertha
Millholland. Mineral Bluff.

White narcissi, jonquils, blue
iris, $3.50 C; 40c C. Add post-
age. Mrs. Dessie J. Pruitt, Rt.
1, Box ,67. Dahlonega.

Trailing arbutus, evergreen
gelax, tiger lilies, 15c doz.; aza-
leas, red, white dogwood, sil-
ver leaf, red maples, holly, pus-
sywillows, laurel, 4, 25c; $1.00

doz. Exchange for feed sacks.

Mrs. Bessie Cochran, Loving.

White, red dogwood, azaleas,
white pines, holly, pussy wil-
lows, laurel, ivy, flowering
pears, redbud, 5, 25c; tiger lil-
ies. trailing arbutus, evergreen
Zalex, 15c doz.; silver leaf. red
maples, 4, 25c. Belvie Holland
Mineral Bluff.

Redbud, azaleas, holly, red,
white pines, red silver leaf ma-
ples, white dogwood, ivy, lau-
rel, 4 25c: $1.00 doz.; tiger lil-
ies. evergreen galax, trailing ar-
butus, 15 doz. R. L. Cochran,
Loving.
Ferns, holly, dogwood, strew-
berry bush, red bud, white. red
nfaples, $1.00 doz. Clifton
Brown. Morganton.

Ferns, holly, redbud, mt. lau-
rel, hemlock, azaleas, yellow
red strewberry, bush, white,
red maples, dogwood, $1.00 doz.
Postpaid. George Brown Mor-
ganton.

Redbuds, 5, 25c; red dog-
woods, 6 25c; mt. laurel, mt.
ivy, azaleas, 4, 25c; blue iris, 20c
doz.: arborvitee, 5-10 yrs. old,
$5.00, $10.00 ea. at my yd.
Postpaid. Hattie Dehart, Min-
eral Bluff.

Rhododendrons, redbud, aza-
leas, dogwood, holly fern, sil-
ver, red maples, hemlock,
strawberry bush, elm bush, $1.
doz. Postpaid. Boyce Waldroop,
Morganton.

Red. white dogwood, azaleas,
rhododendrons, mt. laurel,
white pines, crabapples, maple,
holly bushes, sweet shrubs, $1
doz.; blue iris lilies, tiger lilies.
35c doz. Hazel Roper, Mineral
Bluff.

- Hemlock 75c doz.; rhododen-
drons, mt laurel, holly. japon-
icas, yellow jasmine, coralberry,

ezaleas, dogwood, cherokee,
black, moss roses, cedar, white
pines $1.00 doz.; snowdrops,

violets, iris, jonquils, narcissi,
$1.00 C. Jean Penland,
Ellijay.

45c C; $4.25 M; Regal lilies, red
Canadian lilies, 12 kinds iris.
25c doz. Add postage on orders
under $1.00. Betty Jo Kimsey,
Young Harris.

Red spirea, lerge,plumed pink
spirea, snowballs, white, yard
boxwood. azaleas.
rose weigelias, dogwood, yellow
forsythia, rose hibiscus, pink.
red and yellow mums, 10c ea.,
$1.00 doz.. 2 doz. $1.75. Prepaid
on $1.00 and up orders. He ttie
Kimsey. Young Harris.

Jonquils, 65 C. bulbs; $5.50
M. All del. <A. T. Patterson,
Waco. \

Jonquils, daffodils, 25c doz.;
dahlias, all kinds, $1.50 doz.;
abelias, rooted, 3-4 ft. 2 in
buneh:: 250; 35 35e;.4 or 5 in
bunch, 50c; quince rose bush,
3-4 ft., 25c-35c; rooted, beauti-
ful pink flower pyacanthias.
75c and $1.00. C. M. Dwight,







Atlenta, 1035 Capitol Ave., S.
W., Ma 3671. :

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Jonquils, daffodils, narcissi,

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Price and description on app

Falsonville, Rt. 3.

| Mineral Bluff.













































FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Abelias, gardenias dbl. wh.
and purple altheas, 2 ft., 35c e
armur privet hedge, 1, 2, 3, ft.
2c ea.; forsythia, pink almonds,
snowballs (red berries) ever-
green, 25c ea., rooted postpaid
Josephine Rzley, Mitchell.

Red, yellow, orange, purp
azaleas, white and spruce p
Cherokee roses, blooming
cust, Mt. laurel, Ivy swe
shrubs, 75c. doz. Add postag
Mrs. Ben Lee, Dahlonega; R)
4. ose

75 var., chrysanthemum
doz.; 4 doz., $1.00; Pampas g:
25c clump. tuberoses, lentan
Hemerocallis perennial sui
flowers, 25c doz. marigold se
10c pt. Mrs. H. G. Woods, Do



Blue, Roman th
blooming size bulbs 3, 10c; 3
doz.;. white narcissi,
single daffodils, yellow, swee!
scented jonquils, 20c doz.; $
C; mixed, 75c C; pink weig
| white forsythia, white Eng, do
wood, abelia, pink crepe myrtl
purple lilac, rooted 15 ea., $
doz. Mrs. Jesse Jackson, A
tell Riz 2) - oa

35 nemes, giant floweri
dahlias, 8 miniature var. dah
lias, 36 kinds chrysanthemums,
bulbs, perennials, shrubs, o
root, field grown roses any
above, 5 and 10c ea. Want whi
and pink hyacinths. Mrs.
Gable, Hzralson. ee

Min. laurel, pines, dogwoo
holly, azaleas, sweet shrub, rh
dodendrons, crabapple puss}
willow, 3 ft., rooted, $1.25 do
postpaid; evergreen galax, trai
ing arbutus, 25c clump. Na
Nichols, Mineral Bluff.

Rhododendrons, holly,
wood, sweet shrub Mtn. laure
azeleas, pines, pussy wille
crabapple, 3 ft., rooted, $1
doz., postpaid; evergreen gala:
trailing arbutus, 25c clum
izabeth Nichols Mineral |

Dahlias, 15 col. large, flowe
ing, $1.00; 10 giant, $1.00:
tiny flowering pom-pom da
lias, 75c. All dif. nmes, labs
Growing instructions, Gi
Trimardeau pansies, asst. color
20c doz. postpaid. Alvin
Todd, Sarah.

Red white dogwood, mix. co
azaleas, rhododendrons Mt
laurels, pussy willow, swe
shrubs, red maple, 3 ft., $
doz.; evergreen galax, treili:
arbutus, 35c doz. Exc. for whi
feed sacks. Mrs Belle! Bar

Holly, pines, mtn. lau
sweet shrub, pussy willow,
and yellow azaleas, rhodod
drons, maple, crabapple,
and white dogwood, $1.25 <
'P. P, Evergreen gaiex, trail
arbutus, 35c clump. R.
chols Mineral Bluff. ~ se

Dwarf boxwood, 8-10 in. fi
grown, 30c ea. 6-8 in., 20c
4-6 in. 15. No less tha
sent out; better prices on
-orders. 50 or more orders
paid. Mrs R. F. Terrell, G
ville, Rt. 3. See

Junipers 1 ft., high 25c ea
arborvitaes, 2 for 25c; sno
balls 15e each; Japonicas
ecch; azaleas 10c each.







postage. Blanche Davenp
Loving. pee

Azaleas, 3 colors dogwo
Mtn. laurels,













holly bush, hemlock,
pines, Cherokee roses,
flags, 1-3 ft. $1.00 dozen.
postage. Mrs. Naomi Greenw
Blue Ridge. i
Mtn azaleas, sweet shru
white dogwood, rhododendr:
40c dozen: yellow Japonic
15e each; white Georgi<
30ce each Star Bethlehem
each; oak hydrangea, wee
willow 1 yr. old $1.00 dozer
Add postage. Mrs. Lemma
liams, Rt. 2, Ellijay. ARG
Red, white end pink azale
yellow forsythia 15 each: do
ble yellow lilies, blue King i
yellow blue wild iris 25c doz
Add postage. Pearl Garrett.
3 Ellijay. Ge
Vigorous 2 yr. old pink al
lia Gladioflora 2% ft. 1
trimmed $5.00 C; vigorous
old blooming size gardenic
and $1.00. Mrs. J. W. Ed
Rt. 1, Springvale. :
1 dozen Pfitzer Junipe
high $1.75 each; 30 smaller
to 15 in $1.25 each; 6 Lig
trums 2 ft. high 75e each;
wisteria climbing vines roya
















|red hollyhocks 15 each, pu













blue flower 25c each; Thre
yr. old wisteria vines, $1.0
Make me price on_ lot.
Chas. Lyon, Ball Ground. :

Two very lerge Azalea For
mosa for sale about 8 by 10 f
suitable for planting on larg
lawn or estate landscapi

cation Mrs. J. T. King, Qt

man. :
Small cream very freg

narcissi bulbs 15 dozen; 1

lilacs, blue butterfly bushes 2
each, weeping forsythia

each. All postpaid. Mrs. Jc
Carrington, Rt. 1, LaGrange.


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Mixed colors azalezs,

od, sweet shrub. red maple,
hawe, crabapple, 30c dozen;

_ rhododendron, weeping

low 10c each; yellow Japon-

ndian arrow wood 15c ea.;

d peach col. glads 24c

n. Add postage. Mrs. J. B.
iems, Rt. 2, Ellijay. ;

dbuds, red dogwoods, aza-
, mixed pink red and yel-
spruce pines white pines,
willows, Mtn. laurels:
jlodendrons, red and white
gwoods, red maple, crabap-
le es 3 ft high, well rooted,
0

oe dogwood, azaleas yuc-
2 pelm, Cherokee rose, rhodo-

lendron, Mtn. laurel. white
ie, Japonicas, birdeye or cor-
erry, pink almond $1.00 doz-
- spruce 75c dozen; violets,
swdrops, galax heart leaf.
ergreen ferns, $1.00 C. Bill
nland, Ellijay.

urple and yellow lily bulbs,
- dozen delivered. Mrs. J. L.
win, Rt. 2, Adairsville. ~
Thick leaf Ligustrum 3-5 inch
00 C, $8.00 M; Nandinzs $2.50
: blackberry lily, Cherokee
ses, native spiderwort. $1.50
Lois Woodruff. Rt. 5, Green-

avelers Delight or wisteria
e 10 ft. 25c; May cherries 5
25c; white lilac 10c ea.; 5 ft.
-25c: woods vine 6 for 2G:
al wreath 4 ft. 25c; yellow
ine, 3 for 25c; Snow on the
tn. 25c. Mrs. E. R. Coggins,
vington.
Double orange Hemerocallis
ss 10c each, $1.00 dozen; al-
hite fragrent clematis, at-
ctive climber same price.
ostage paid on dozen or more.
Charles I. Brown, 1321
ldwood Drive, Columbus.

ooted arbor - vitaes and
2s, 25c each; red Japonicas
each; red and yellow aza-
-75 dozen; mixed colored
ses $1.00 dozen: flowering
yeachtrees 6 for $1. 00; Mtn.
fern wax plants, pink trailing
itus 80c dozen. Mrs. Mae
ight, Loving.
herokee roses, $1.00 dozen,
ly bushes spruce pines and
ite 6 for $1. Q0; pink trailing
rbutus, winter ferns, wax
s 50c dozen; sugar plums,
Emeples 25c each. All plants
ll rooted. Add postege. Til-
Parris, Loving.

ilver oak, cabbage palmetto,
terfly bush, tea olive, cal-
anthus, grancy greybeard, wil-
chokeberry. magnolia,
ogwood, snowballs, _spireas,
and crimson everblooming
@s 15c each; yellow ver. ev-

Lewis, Toomsboro.

Pink, red and yellow dogwood
aleas, 3 colors, redbud, coral-
TY. crabapple, Cherokee ros-
yhite pine, hollybush, Mtn.

1, rhododendrons 3 ft. high,

all well rooted, postpaid $1.00
dozen, Hazel Wilson, Morgan-

Azaleas 3 colors, pink, red end
ellow dogwood, coralberry,
edbud, rhododendrons, erab-
ye, Mtn. laurel Cherokee
ose, white pine, holly bush, all
it. high $1.00 doz. Well root-
i. Postpaid. Roy Wilson, Mor-
anton.
s, thrift, Dusty Miller. ver-
is chrysanthemums, 35c
en: dahlias 50c dozen: hon-
suckle vines rooted 25c doz-
n, gledioli bulbs 30c dozen.
5, Nora Nix, Rt. 2 Alto.

, . lilacs, flowering
sachtrees 15c each: Japonicas
15c each, 2 for 25c; red dogwood
10c each. 3 for 25c. Add postage.
da Davenport, Loving.
holly 25c to $1.00
each; Eecion crape myrtle,
d maple, white dogwood 10c-
ye each: woodbing, wisteria,
oneysuckle, jasmine vines 10-
Oc each; Yuccas 50ec each;
hite oleander, Perkins roses
Oc each. Exchg for sacks. Mrs.
Wm. E. Burch, Helena, Rt. 1.
Boxwoods and erbor-vitaes,
sc each, snowballs spirea 20c
ach; altheas, almonds 15c each;
pink weigelias 25c each. Add
stage. Agnes Davis, Rt. 2, El-
lijay.
Giant and dwerf arbor-vitaes,

boxwood 25c each; almonds, al-.
thea

ee weigelias, snowballs,
white spirea 15c dozen; azaleas
50c dozen; spruce and white
ines, Mtn. laurel, rhododen-
ns $1. 00 dozen. Add postage.
tie eleta, Davis Rt. 4, Box 88, El-
jay.
Hundreds fragrant yellow
cissi, few jonquils, daffodils,
Bladioli- bronze, pink with or-
chid center, dwarf red 60c es
ild plum, crabapple, bridal
wreath 25c each; china and um-
ella Edison. seed 10c bh. M. A.

dog-



Mariolics,
laurel, sweet myrtle long leaf
pine, azaleas, water oak 1 ft.,
10c, 3 ft. 25c plus postage. No

stamps or checks. Mrs. A. R.

Harrison, RFD 5, Dublin.

Wild Easter lily bulbs, 15c
dozen; tea olive, magnolia, um-
brella china, sweet bay red
holly, evergreen oak, dogwood,
redbud, wild yellow Jasmine,
gallberry 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c. 4
ft. 35c. Add postage. Mrs. F K
Womack, Rt. 1, Dublin. .

Yellow jonquils; daffodils

wild Easter lily bulbs, 15c doz-

en; Magnolia, umbrelle china,
sweet bay, red holly, evergreen
oak, white dogwood, snowdrops,
sweet shrubs, Indian arrow 1 ft.
10e: 3 ft. 25c, 4: ft: 35c. Add
postage. Mrs. H. B. Barwick,
Rt. 1, Dublin.

Yellow Easter rose, pink run-
ning roses, purple lilae 15 ea.;
pink hibiscus, snowball, bridal
wreath 20c each; purple Ezester
iris, white narcissus, 25c doz-
en; red button Oct. pinks; 20c
dozen; pink Christmas cactus,
10c each. Mattie Duran Rt. 1,
Cumming.

Yellow narcissi 65c C; white
April 50c C; seed colections lge
double marigold, heavenly blue
and scarlet OHare Morning
Glory, 15ec pkg.; Klondyke
strawberry $1.25 M; Klondyke
mixed with another variety
$1.10 M. Add postage. Ethel
Sullivan, Rt. 2, Marietta.

2 Butterfly bushes, 2 tree box
woods, 2 dbl. yellow Kerria Ja-
ponicas 2 evergreen Japonicas,
2 dwarf boxwoods, 2 clemetis,
all rooted for $1.25; blue, white
and yellow iris 25 for 75c. Mrs.
M. L. Eaton Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Red, white dogwoods, sweet
shrubs, Thunderbergi 4 ft. high
TBC dozen; rhododendrons,
spruce, white, black pines, pink
almonds, butterfly bush, white
altheas, lily bushes, Mtn. laur-
els 75c dozen; owdrops, 50c
C. Damp packed P. Edsel Hea-
ton, Mineral Bluff.

Pines, cedars, holly, hickory,
gooseberries, sweet myrtle, run-
ning or bush honeysuckles, pink
erepe myrtle, sweet bay, mag-
nolia, tea olives gallberries,
dogwood, 1-1h.. 10; 3) ft. 25c, 4
it. 35;. exchg: for sacks. Miss
Dorothy Belle Ward, Rt. 2,
Toomsboro.

Mtn. laurel, Mtn. pine, hollies
rhododendrons, azaleas red and
white dogwoods, hemlock, sweet
shrubs, red maple, thornless
roses $1.00 dozen; blue iris, ti-
ger lilies, evergreen galax 30c
dozen; arbutus, snowdrops, 20c
dozen. C. M. Roper, Mineral
Bluff. :

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel,
pink Cherokee roses, coralberry,
butterfly bush, cream - white
dogwood, pink crabapple,

| strawberry bush sweet shrubs,

red and yellow azaleas, 3 ft.
high, $1.00 dozen; iris, narcis-
sus snowdrops, violets, $1.00 C.
Mrs. Bonnie Abercrombie, Min-
eral Bluff.

Pink Cherokee roses, rhodo-
dendrons, Mtn. laurel, pink
crabapple, sweet shrubs, cream-
white dogwood, red and yellow
azaleas, stre;wberry bush, but-
terfly. bush, coralberry, 3 ft.
high $1.00 dozen; exchg. for
clothes. Gladys Robinson, Min-
eral Bluff.

Dwarf boxwood, small rooted
cuttings 25 for $1.00; white tube
roses, 25c dozen; double white
altheas, 20c each; variegated al-
theas each. Add postege. Mrs.
E. A. Smith, Rt. 3,, Greenville.

Red and white dogwoods,
crabapples, Mtn laurels, Mtn.
pine, rhododendrons, red maple
azaleas, hemlock, sweet shrubs,
$1.00 dozen; white pine pussy
willows20c each; blue iris ,ti-
ger lilies, evergreen galax,
snowdrops, 30c doz. M. T. Hoo-
per, Mineral Bluff.

6 monthly rose bushes rooted
60c; Januery Jasmine rooted 10
and 25c each; blue or white flag
lilies 40c dozen; mixed flower
seed 25c tobacco sack full. Post-
paid. No stamps. Pauline Hors-
ley, Rt. 2. Waco.

Rhododendrons, ivies, hem-
locks, white pines, hollies, crab-
apples, dogwoods, $1.00 dozen;
mixed colors azalezs 35 dozen:
Japonicas 20c each; English
dogwood 2 for 25c; perennial
phlox 15 dozen; wild ferns 3
for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. W. F.
Bailey, Rt. 2 Ellijay.

Pink fairy lilies (sometimes
called rain or storm lilies) 25c
dozen, $1.15 C delivered within
4th zone or $1.00 C not deliv-
ered Mrs. Ira Long, Bainbridge.
' Tamax, dbl. eltheas, abelia,
crepe myrtles, dbl. and = sgi.
white, pink billardi, baby
breath, snowballs, spireas hol-

ly, magnolia, beauty bush, ev-.

erblooming roses, cedars, 15
each. Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro.

Pink and white hollyhock
seeds 10c tablespoonful, tall,
large flowers; jonquils, white
40e C. Postpaid. Dorothy Hors-
ley, Rt 2, Waco.

we oe Mtn. |



Alidises (Rose of Sharon)
double; pink, red, single, el
white. lavendar, red, white with
red center, cuttings of double,
30c doz.; sel. 20c dozen; rooted
cuttings later double 3 for 25c,
single 6 for 25c; exchg. for
peonies, strawberry. plants.
Write. F. E. Grubbs, Demorest.

Tea olive, magnolia, sweet
bay, red holly, evergreen oak,
pink and red crepe myrtie,
sweet myrtle dogwood, umbrel-
ja china, gallberry, 1 ft., 10c, 3
ft. 25c, 4 ft. 35c each; exchg.
for white feed sacks. Add post-
ege. Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Rt. 1,
Dublin.

Azaleas 50c dozen; laurel,
rhododendrons, spruce, white,
pink $1.00 dozen; snowball.
white spirea, altheas, almond,

'15 each, giant and dwarf ar-

bor-vitaes, boxwoods 25c each.

| Well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.

J. M. Devis, Rt. 2, Bx 88, El-
lijay.

Rock garden plants, winter
ferns ,trailing arbutus, rock
creepers, leopards heart, galax,
red and white dogwoods, 3 col-
ors azaleas, rhododendrons, 75c
dozen; exchg. for clothes. , Add
postage. Ola Ridley, Rt. 4, Dah-
lonege.

Redbuds red and white dog-
woods, azaleas, 3 colors, bloom-
ing locust, Mtn laurels, rhodo-
dendrons, Cherokee roses, white
and spruce pines, 75c dozen.
Add , Mrs. J. F. Satter-
field, Rt. Dahlonege

Trailing eter b ue white
and yellow flag lilies, blackber-
ry lilies, dbl. yellow lemon lil-
ies, Jap iris, 6 for 25c; azaleas,
Peachtree roses, Dbl. Japonicas,
boxwoods, calycanthus all root-
ed $1.00 dozen. Mrs. M. M. Ez-
ton, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Crabapples. white pines,
spruce pines, silver and red ma-
ples, tulip poplars, red and
white dogwoods, sweet shrubs,
redbuds, Mtn. laurels, Easter
bells $1.00 dozen. Add postage.
V. L. Cole, Morganton.

White pine, Cherokee roses,
Mtn. laurel, rhododendrons 3
colors azaleas, crebapple, holly
bush, red buds, coralberry, red,
pink and yellow dogwoods 3 ft.
high postpaid $1.00 dozen. Mrs.
Lucille Millholland, Morganton.

Rooted red Dollar cactus,
white English dogwood, roote,
white pink hydrangeas, large
30c each; Sacred Black lily In-
dic. bulbs 50c; smaller 25c; sweet
gum geraniums 8 for $1.00:

white and pink oxalis $1.25 C.

Mrs. L. A. Wright, Bremen.

Dbl. tansy plants, peppermint,
calamus roots 4 dozen 50c; $1.00
C; first year Hastings white
velvet okra seed 20c large lb.,
yellow crookneck squash seed
25c cupful. Add postage. Mrs.
E. L. Harrison, Bremen.

Mtn. laurel,
redbuds, pink, red and yellow
dogwoods, corelberry, white
pine hollybush, pink Cherokee
roses, crabapple, sweet shrub 3
ft high, well rooted $1.00 dozen
postpaid. Miss Edna Wilson,

| Morganton.

Purple German iris, yellow
button mums, mixed _ colors
gladioli 35c dozen: white and
yellow trumpet daffodils, yel-
low Humbert cannas, $1 25 c
small white oxalis, Lady Lake
purple violets 50c C. Add post-
age. Mrs. Ruth Head, Bremen.

Min. laurel, rhododendrons
pink, red and yellow dogwood,
azaleas 3 colors, redbud, coral-
berry, hollybush,. white pine,
crabapples, pink Cherokee roses,
well rooted 3 ft. high $1.00 doz-
en PP. Mrs. Boon Wilson, Mor-
ganton.

Yellow red Japonicas, Mtn.
Jaurel, butterfly bush, blue and.
white lilac 15c each; all colors
azaleas, spider white lilies, 50c
dozen; well rooted evergreen
25c each, red spirea 10c each.
Add postage. Leastie Smith, El-
lijay.

Any amount of mountain
moss (pink flowrs) 25c C, 500,
$1.25, $2.50 M. Good roots. Post-
paid to 3rd zone. Richard Griz-
zle, Rt. 2, Cumming.

Well rooted old English box-
woods hardy nendinas, fast
growing ligustrums, English ivy
50c dozen, $2.50 C. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville

Azaleas, redbuds. spruce pines
25c each; white pines, 3 colors
dogwood, Mtn leurels, rhodo-
dendrons, anenomes, hollybush,
1-3 ft. $1. 00 dozen. Add postage.
Mrs. Vesta Wilson, Morganton.

Red and white dogwoods, az-
aleas rhododendrons, Mtn. lau-
rels, white pine, crabapple, ma-
ple, holly bushes, sweet shrubs
$1.00 dozen; blue iris, tiger lil-
ies, 35 dozen. MA. Roper, Min-
eral Bluff.

Cone Juniper cedars 4-5 ft.
high, 2% ft. diam. $5.00 each;
Meke-nice permanent Christ-
mas trees; rooted boxwoods 12
to 18 in 25 each; blooming size
purple and lavendar combina-
tion iris 60c C Add Rostese.
Mrs. Mary E. White, Rt, 2 Box,
231. Temple. Pe

| lars

rhododendrons, |

( FOR SALE

Yellow Jasmine ,magnolia, tea
olive, red and yellow dogwood,
erape myrtle, sweet shrubs, gall
berries, greybeard, long str.w
pine J ft..10e, 3 ft.. 2oc,: 4 ft.
35c. Add postage. Exchg. for
white sacks Mrs. D. E. Colson,
Toomsboro.

Christmas Star Jasmine Cle-
matis, pink and yellow thornless
peachtree roses, snow garlands,
spireas, red trumpet, honey-
suckle, mixed colors zaleas 75c
dozen; snowdrops 50c C; red
dogwood and azalea seeds 15c
cupful. Mrs. Jessie Waters, Rt.

' 1, Dahlonega.
\- Magnolia

yellow Jasmine,
yellow and red dogwood, sweet
shrubs, gallberries, long strzw

pine, crape myrtle, greybeard 1
if -18c, 3-1, 25, 4 itv 35e-Add

postage. Mrs. Georgia Hunt, Rt.
2, Toomsboro.

Large deep red dahlia bulbs
5c each; orange day lilies 75c
C; evergreen with red berries
5c each; red crape myrtle 1 or
2 yr. size 25c each. All guarzen-
teed. Artyce Entrekin, REZ,
Waco.

Privet hedge $1.00 C; blue
tame violets 75c C; purple iris
bulbs $1.00 dozen. All well
rooted and delivered. Mary
Jane Eller, Eller Gap.

Azalees. red, white and pink
dogwood, white and red swamp
dogwood, crabapple, pink rho-
dodendrons, redbuds, tulip pop-
maples, pussy willows,
Mtn. cherries. Add postage. $1
dozen. Nancy Cooper, Morgan-
ton.

Cape Jasmine, flowering
quince, large size rooted -20c
each; April narcissus 40c C,
$2.25 M; blue iris seme price;
gladioli, orange, red, pink, yo
low, white, mixed blooming size
25c dozen, $1.50 C. exchs, for
peanuts. Benlah Frye Rt. 3,
Dallas.

Blue iris, large Shasta dais-
jes, physostegia, early white
daisies 15c doz.; white spirea
VH, goldenrod, pink <Jmond,
yellow Jan. Jasmine, althea,
pink crape myrtle, Oct. apple,
fig sprouts 10c each. Add post-
age. Mrs. Ralph William, Cum-
ming.

Red hot poker 25c. clump, 5
for $1.00; Shasta daisies, 25c
dozen; dbl. tanzy, purple, yel-
low, lavender iris 25c dozen;
jasmine, 25c each; purple lilacs
3 for 25c. Sarah McConnell, Rt.
1, Demorest.

Mixed pink and white Doro-
thy Perkins roses 30c each;
Lady of Lake 25c bunch; white
oxalis 20c bunch; blue iris 35e
dozen; white hydrangeas 35c
each; privet hedge 20c each.
Add postege. Mrs. Velma Dean,
Rt. 2, Bremen.

Altheas 10c each, 3 for 25c;
azajeas Japonicas, flowery
peach, arbor-vitaes 15 each;
red dogwoods 10c each. Add
postage. Mrs. Reba Davenport,
Loving.

Purple King iris, pink herdy
phlox 15c dozen; pink almonds
3 for 25c; pink altheas. 3 for
25c. All well rooted. Add post-
age. Mis. W. > York Re 3s.
Ellijay.

Unrooted cuttings abelia, spi-
rea Van Houtte, weigelia rosea,
honeysuckle, forsythia, mock
Orange 75c C, $1.00 for 200 $4
M; Concord grape cuttings 50c
C, $3.50 M.. Mrs. Bettie Rob-
erts. Rt. 2, Tallpoosa.

Ferns, snowdrops, Shasta dai-

sies, Cal. violets, $1.00 C; per-
ennial phlox 4 dozen $1.00: 10
choice roses $1.00; spruce, rho-
dodendrons, laurel, redbuds,
crabapples; 4 colors azaleas, ce-
dars, willows 2-3 ft. 1.00 dozen.
PP. Addie Wilson, Morgantorm.

Sweet shrubs, redbuds, white
pines, crebapple, Mtn. laurels.
red and white -dogwood, pink.
yellow, red azaleas, spruce
pines, Easter bells, evergreens,
Cherokee roses, red and silver
maple, tulip poplars $1.00 doz.
Add postage. H. E. Hyde, Rt. 1,
Morganton.

Dbl. Japonicas 4 years old,
well rooted 50c each; dogwood.
4. for $1.00; honeysuckles, well
rooted roses 50c each: iris 40c
dozen. Johnnie Davis, Rt. 3, El-
lijey.

All colors blooming size aza-
leas, red Japonicas, pink al-
mond, rhododendrons holly,
white. pine, birdeye, dogwood,
yucca palm, yellow Jasmine,
Cherokee rose, moss rose, Min.
laurel, $1.00 dozen; sycamore,
mimosa 25c each. Mrs. J. H.
Penland, Ellijade

Rosemary 15c bunch; Mejy
cherry sprouts 20 each 6 for
$1.00; sweet Williams 25c doz-
en. Add postage. Mrs. El B.
Warren, Rt. 2, Toomsboro.

Dbl. Japonicas 4 yrs. old 50c
each; boxwood 50c each, dog-
wood 4 for $1.00; purple, white,
yellow iris 40c dozen: zinnia $1
dozen; hardy phlox, 50c dozen;
hardy. geranium $1.00 dozen.
Mrs, Earl Keener, Rf 3, Elli-



NJay.



10 M beautiful -pociada
in. $1.00 dozen, $4.00 C; bl
ing size gardenias 50c eac

dozen; blackberry lily bulk

doz; Star Bethlehem > $2
white, lavendar red crap m:
tle $2.00 doz.; red Cyd
Japonica 25c each. Mrs. C
Robinson, Greenville. -

Beautiful boxwood plan
6 in. $3.00 C, 260 for. $5.00
12 In. above. ground cultiv
3 years $15.00 C, $2.00 doz
All delivered. Fine field gro
blooming size abelias 15-20
$15.002 Cs Delivered. Ma
Hamby, Greenville.

Amaryliis_ hats, ;

bulbs, 3 for $1.00, 3-4 i
$1.00. Quotations on quanti
Bulblets $1.00 dozen. Seedlin
25 for $1.00. A. J. Jone
Screven NE, Atlanta. -a

Giant pansies Shasta

nots, pink and red pere!
phlox, blue Varonica, blue
via and red spider lilies 25
en; milk and wine lily, pin
and red amaryllis 25c each. Mr
W. A. Huff, Rt. 2, Milledgevill

.Pine, holly, honeysuck
mine, tea clive sweet im)
crepe myrtle, gallberry,
bay, magnolia, cedars, 1 ft.,
3 ft, 25c; 4 ft., 35c. Add
age M. O. Mrs. Theodor
Ward, Toomsboro, Rt. 02.

Althea Jap. quince,
trum, 25c; Jap: magnolia,
and $1. 50; nandina, abelia
red oleander, 25 and 35:
sythia, 20c; watermelon
crepe. myrtle, 25c. Add pos
Mrs. E. J. Forrester, Sparta

3 Cape Jasmine or gard
bushes 39 in. high, 8 ft.
around $4.00. each; 1 garde

$3.00 each;

bush 9 ft. a in. around |
high $5.00. H. H. Hosch, Rt.
Buford. .

10 round top bexwocd= 34) i
high 68 fn. around $3.50 each
Cape Jasmine blooming siz
ft. high 50c each; flat ar
vitae cedar 4 ft. high
around $5.00 each; 6 boxw
2 ft. high 4 ft around $2.51
E. L. Roberts, Rt 1, Suwaz

ee 3 for 0c; pur
wisteria; Paul Neyrons ros
Rose of Sharon, pink spir
purple lilacs, forsythia oO
50c; fine variety of daffod
200 for $1.00. |
Dick. Powell, Rt. Co onl
Park.

Rhododendrons, laurels,

orange and white azaleas,

and white dogwood, hollies
ger lily bulbs, special select
to 4 ft. $1.00 dozen. Allie M
holland, Morganton.

Rhododendrons, laurels, .
leas, hollies, sweet shrubs
woods, all sizes and specia
lected. Write for extra.
prices. Daisy Reynolds, ;
ganton.

Laurels, rhododendrons, x
orange and white azaleas,
lies, pink and white dogwoi
sweet shrubs, 3 ft. high $1.00
dozen; snowdrops 25 do
Louise Millhollend Morganti :

Cannas-President red, King _
Humbert yellow and red ani
Aremenia variegated $2.
Eureka white, Hungarian
City Portland pink, Max
Canard pink $3.00 C. Mrs
Camp, Cordele. :

25 M glediola bulbs- -rose
salmon pink, white, red, yel
peach, large 50c dozen med
35c dozen, small 60 C; Bulbl
10e C PP in Ga. No chee
exchg. for nice quilt scraps 2
white sacks. Mrs. H. L. Fi
Rt. 3, McDonough.

Cape Jasmine and lilacs. 28.
each; crape myrtles, snowdro
golden bells, altheas 15c
blue iris 25 dozen. Add- po:
age Also large crape myrt
which would have to be move
by truck. Mrs. W. V. Thompson,
Rt. 1, Bremen.

40 iris, or 50 paper white )
cissus or 50 large gladi olv
160 blooming size pee
$5.00 > MA Mrsi J,

Moultrie. .

Daffodil bulbs 49c C; Englist
dogwood, white altheas, doubl
10 each. well rooted. aurpl
lac 15c each; chrysenthemur
several colors 10 dozen. WwW
exchg. Write. Mrs. W. s G
fin, Rt 1, Adel.

Ten kinds labeled German.
is 50 for $1.15, 100 mixed $1.20
hemerocallis Flava, Rulva, Fi
Plena, Thunbergia mixed. 25
60c; Japanese rose double ys
low 3 for 35c. 6 for 60c $1.
dozen. Mrs. J. M. Hall
Calhoun. =

White and spruce pine
rel, rhododendrons, 70 doz
mixed colors ezaleas, _ SWe
shrubs, 40c dozen; red Jap
icas, 20 each; exchg. fo)
feed sacks, Jannie |
lijay.


S _ Wednesday, January 15, 194





FLOWERS AND SEED |

SF OR SALE >

FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED |

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



_Azaleas, 40c dozen; Boxwood
4-16 in. 25c; snowball, red
and pink weigelias, yellow Jas-
mine, dbl. pink almond, dbl.
yellow, Japonicas, white lilac,
20c each; pink and rose phlox,
urple and lavender .i-is, 20c
ozen. Add postage.. Martha
> Rt 2 Ellijcy.
nk perennial phlox, 20c
zen, boxwood 14-16 in. 25c
ch; pink weigelias, Japonicas,
all purple lilac, pink al-
eas, dbl pink almonds, 20c
sh; spruce and white pines,
dogwood, pink crabap-
dozen. L. M. Evans, Rt.

colors blooming size aza-
Oc dozen; rhododendrons,
s, spruce and white pines
abapple, dogwood, sweet
8c dozen; red Japon-
hite, pink altheas, 20c
eh; blue, lavender, purple
_ 20c dozen. Add_ postage.
Stanley, Rt. 2 Ellijay.
jita boxwood, 16-
-each; all colors bloom-
azaleas, 40c dozen;
dbl. yellow Japon-
dbl pink almonds, pink
igelias, yellow Jasmine, 20c
rhododendrons, lurel,
and white pines pink
le, 75 doz. B. L: Eller,
ay, Rt. 4. =
own day lilies, lemon lil-
i dozen; blooming size
adiolus, golden: glow, 15 doz.
c; blue violets, white
c C; weeping willows,
ponicas, 15e ea..2 for
et hedge, $1.00 C. All
1 and delivered. Miss
a Ralston, Ella Gep.
weigelias, pink almonds
pe myrtles, red Jap
hite spirea, winter
Jap hedge bushes,
cus 3 for 25c; purple
iris, 2 doz. 25c; true
Ss, 25 dozen. Ellen
king Rock.

75 do ae
poles, 75c zen; yellow
n Se Pink almond, dbl.
_daponicas, pink weige-
20c each. Add post, ne
< Btog. Bllnay.
quil bulbs sprouted, ready
isplanting. 50c C. Mrs.

if rd, Crosland.
ododendrons, white
pines, 70c dozen:
dozen; red Japon-
15 =) eee shrubs
dozen; orange day lilies
dozen. Add baste aa Edwin

Ellijay,

ming Narcissus, Si-
lil 80c C, 200 for
pider lilies, 7 for 50c;
25 dozen. Mrs.
McLeod, Rt. 2, Box
nd egg bulbs, 65c C;
usand April bloom-

te narcissi bulbs, 60c C.
omer Tingle, Locust

and white pines, 3
ideas, redbud, white

arbu-
pink

g&
upful. Send postage for
er 30c. Pauline Hors-
crepe myrtles, sev-
xwoods, truck load
and other slrub-
at my home. Mrs.
ins, Rt. 3, Alpha-

dogwood, pink crab-

tn. laurels spruce and
; (pe dozens. 20xX=
imonds; purple lilac, dbl.
aponicas, yellow Jas-
each; blue, lavender,

20c dozen. Add

-plackberry bulbs,

red Japonicas, 20c

nge lilies, purple iris,

w chrysanthemums, 20c
1; azaleas,
-eolors, 50c dozen. Add
2b. , /Chgries, RED,

50 different kinds and
ligs, medium varie-
ozen; larger varieties,

mixed colors glad-
zen; mixed colors
ums, thrift, 24 for 25c;
poker, Tiger lilies, pe-
1ibiscus, 4 for 25c. Mrs.
dle, Rt. 1, Dahlon-

dil bulbs, $1.00 C, $2.00
2 pecks, $3.50 prepaid.
Hattie Dickson, Rt. 1,
Berea ee ee

.
zo

|jonquils, butter and eggs

der.

blooming size

a

_ White narcissus jonquils, blue
iris bulbs, also Klondike straw-
berry plants, 20c C, $1.50 M.
Mrs. Dessie J. Pruitt, Dahlon-
ega, Rt. 1; Box 67.

Pink Cherokee roses, mixed
colors azaleas, rhododendrons,
Mtn. laurel, red and white dog-
wood, redbud, crabapple, spruce
and white pines, Coralberry.
75c dozen plus postage; min.
ferns, snowdrops, evergreen
gelax, arbutus 75c C. Add post-
age. Mary Dickey, Morg: nton.

Privet hedge, $1.00 C; lemon
lilies, brown day lilies, 30c doz-
en; weeping willows, yellow
Japonicas, 15c each, 2 for 2c;
blue violets and white daisies,
25c C; mixed gladiolus bulbs,
15c dozen, 2 for 25c. Rooted
and delivered. Mrs. W. D; Rals-
ton, Ella Gap. ;

Blooming size azalea

ell

colors 40 dozen; spruce. and

dogwood. Mtn. laurels, 60c doz-
en: white altheas, 10c each;
crabapple, sweet shrubs 30c
dozen. All well rooted. Add
postage. Lillian Adams, Rt. 2,
Ellijay. :
Red and white dogwoods,
black end white pines Mtn.
Jeurels, pink, red and yellow
azaleas, sweet shrubs, red ma-
ple, rhododendrons, 3 ft. } h,
$1.25 dozen; evergreen galax,
treiling arbutus, 35e dozen;
exchg. for white feed sacks. .
G. Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Jasmine, English dogwood,
golden bell pink almond, flow-
ering quince, pink myrtle,
weeping Mary, double spirea,
brides wreath, weigelia, all 3

for 25c; Irish junipers, 15c ea., |

2 for 25c; sev. colors iris, 15c

doz., 2 for 25c. Mrs. J. W. Sil-|

ver Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Boxwood 14-16 in, 25e each;
ell colors blooming size azaleas
45c dozen; pink weigelias, snow
ball, pink almond, white pink
altheas, white lilac 20c each;
white pine, laurels, spruce pine,
75c dozen; pink peony, 25c ea.
Add postage. Linda Evans, Rt.
2 Ellijay.

Giant pansies, $1.00 C, 6.00
M; snapdregons, _ feverfew,
stock, foxglove, giant carna-
tions, calendulas, clove pinks,
dianthus, sweet Wm. Shasta,
English, pointed daisies, dbl.
larkspur, $1.50 C; columbine,
50c doz. Mrs. Will Wise, Wad-
ley. :

Climbing roses 25c each, 5
for $1.00; white narcissus, pur-
ple foxglove, 25c dozen; peren-
nial sweet peas, 5c eech 0c
dozen; purple lilacs, 25 each.
Mrs. V. T. Chamblee, Rt. 2, Bx.

153, Cumming. eo)

Yellow chrysanthemums, day
lilies, 15 dozen; purple iris,
20c dozen; sweet shrubs, white
and spruce pines, laurel rhodo-
dendrons, 75c dozen; blooming
size azaleas, 50e dozen. Mixed
colors. Add postage. Mrs Ben-
jamin Charles, RFD 3, Ellijay.

Mixed .colors dehlias, 50c
dozen; phiox, mums, a
for 25c; winter verbena, core-
opsis, 20c dozen. Add postage
on small orders. Mrs Lona
Blackwell, Rt. 1, Dahlonega. .

All colors blooming size aza-
leas, 40c dozen; boxwood, 14-
18 in. 25c; snowball, yellow
Jasmine, purple lilac, dbl yel-
low Japonica; pink weigelies,
dbl. pink almond, 20c each;
rhododendrons, spruce pine,
Jaurels, 75c dozen. Add postage.
Lora Shepherd, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Wild ferns, $2.00 C. Miss
Pauline Crump, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Gladiolus bulbs, assorted
named varieties 250 bulbs for
$1.00. postpaid. Rush your or-
hey will soon be gone at
this price. D. W. Nichols, King-
ston. : i

Heve various kinds of flower
seed, Snow-on-Mt., Zinnias,
marigolds, fire plants, Jack
Beans, cinnamon. vine, weep-
ing Mary, four oclock, touch-
me-nots many others, also
pumpkin seed. Will exchg. for
equal values. Mrs. John Puck-
ett, 608 Oak St., Dalton.

Pink, red, yellow dogwoods,

azaleas, leurels, rhododendrons,
redbuds, crabapples, 3 ft. $1.00
dozen; Eng. and creeping Ju-
nipers 2 ft. 2 and 3 year old,
4 for $1.00; perennial phlox,
Mtn. ferns, ~ Shasta . daisies,
$1.00 C. Sadie Wilson, Morgan-
ton. :
Large and smedl double dah-
lia tubers, 25c dozen, 50c, 75c
and $1.00 dozen according to
size. All colors labeled. Blue
and white iris, 25c dozn. Mrs.
Ww. A. Johnson, Alto. .

Laurels, rhododendrons pink,
red, yellow dogwood, all colors
azaleas, redbud, pink Chero-
kee rose, holly, crabapple, pink
spirea, orchid lily, 3 and 4 ft.,
$1.00 dozen; pink perenniel
phlox, $1.00 C; arbor-vitae ju-



nipers, 4 for $1.00. Glen Wil-
son, Blue Ridge

Rhododendrons, all colors
azaleas, dogwoods, -crabapple,
white and spruce pine, holly,
redbud, harberry, Mtn. laurels,
Cherokee Rose, 3 ft:, $1.00 doz-
en, PP; Junipers. 2 ft., butter-
fly, 4~for - $1.00-= Mrs= A.-k.
Hemphill Blue Ridge.

leas 50c dozen; spruce and white
pines, ivy, dogwood, Mtn, lau-
rel -65c dozen; white 15c each;
erabapple, sweet shrubs 35c
dozen. Well rooted. Add_post-
age. Marie Adams, Rt. 4 Ellijey.

ors 50c dozen; dogwood, Min
laurels, ivy, spruce and white
pines, 65c dozen; white altheas
2 for 25c; sweet shrubs, crab-
apple 30c dozen. Well rooted.
Add postage. Sallie Adams, Rt.
4, Ellijey.

Geranium cuttings, dbl. or-

ange, red and American Beauty
red, 20c each; light pink 15c
each; sword, ostrich, lace,
sprengeri, maiden _ hair, fish-
tail ferns, 25c each; red and
pink conch begonia, Xmas cac-
tus 15c each. Mrs. J. E. Stone,
Rt. 2, Adairsville.
-- Orange day lilies, 75c C, nar-
cissus, 85c C; purple crepe
lmyrtle, 10 each: purple lilacs,
Ster jasmine vine, 10c each,
3 for 25c; pink almond bush-
es, 5c each. Ethel Mosley, Rt.
1 Buchanan.

Orange day lilies, jonquils,
blue Eastern lilies, 75c C; white
narcissus, 85c C; purple lilacs,
Star Jasmine vine, 2 for 25c;
Kerria shrub yellow blooms,
15e each: Spirea VH, 10 each,
3 for 25c. Add postage. Rosie
Sue Gilley, Rt. 2 Bremen.
Wetermelon red crepe myr-
tle. white spirea, yellow jas-
mine, monthly roses, black wal-
nut trees, large bronze scupper-
nong, muscadine vines, 10c ea.;
12, $1.00; 3 kinds daffodils, 25c
doz. Postpaid. Erlene Robinson,
Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Boxwood, evergreen, rooted,
25c ea.: red spirea,
butterfly bush, white, purple
lilacs, yellow, red japonicas,
mt. laurel 15 e..; azaleas, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. R- P.
Smith, Ellijay.
Giant crimson spider lily
pulbs, 25 doz.; daffodil, put-
ter and eggs, $1.00 C. Add post-
age. Mrs. M. T. Tanner, San-
dersville. ae i

Boxwoods, 2 cape jasmine
bushes, 8 ft. high, 8 ft. across,
$10.00 ea.; 12 or 15 flowering
pear, $1.00 ea. $10.00 lot. Mrs.
Lizzie Bearden, Pelmetto.

Wisteria vines, 6 to 10 in.
long. 25c ea.; snow on the
mountain, crepe myrtle, 4 ft.,
25c: yellow bells, 3, 50c; white
lilacs, 3 25c. Mrs. E, R. Cog-
gin, Covington.

Picardy gladioli, 30c doz.;
blue, white, pink thrift, 50c
doz.; bronze, vari. pink iris, 25
doz. Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Si-
loam, :

Yellow jonquil bulbs, $1.00
C: blue iris 25 doz.; garlic,
10c ea. Grace McLane, Hart-
Lwell, Rt. 1. ais
Yellow jonquils, dbl. yellow

+putter and eggs, white narcissi,

$1.00 C; blue spider lily, $1.00
doz.; yellow perenniel lark-
spur, 50 doz.; wild ferns, $2.00
Cc. M. O. Mrs. Thornton Mc-
Curley, Hartwell.

Nandinas, 8 in. 25c ea.; 24
in. 50c ea. at my place. Mrs.
Georgia Hatcher, Harlem.

Butterfly, pussy willow,
weigelia, pink radiance, black
velvet roses, rooted, 6. 75c; ti-
ger, torch, lemon, blue, black-
berry lilies, 3, 25c. Postpaid.
Mrs. O. L. Eeton, Dahlonega,
Rte.

clock seed, 10c pkg. Mrs. John
Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2

- Super-giant pansies, bloom-
ing size, 35c doz.; dbl. sweet
williams, phlox pansies, dbl.
corn flowers, 15c doz.; white,
pink fairy lilies, 25c doz.; ori-
ental orchids, 25c ea.; tiger lil-
ies, 15c ea. Florine Hammond,
Dewyrose.

Dogtooth violets, wild phlox,
partridge berry oxalis, 3c ea.;
wild ferns, 5c ea. Postage peid
on $1.00 orders or more. Pearl
Hudgins, Flowery Branch.

Pink thrift, rooted, 40c C;
300, $1.00. Add postage. Mrs.
J. He-Duke,- Wrens: Ee

Daffodils, narcissi, jonquils,
for sale. Make offer. Feb. and
ae del. U. E. Kelly Lithonia,
Rt. 3. eee

Purple lilacs, Ga. rose, box-
wood, lily bushes, rooted, 10c
ea.; 90c doz.; mt. fern, hem-
lock, white dogwood, | white

honeysuckle, 10c ea.; 85c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. L. H. Kenne-
mur, Ellijay.

Dbl. red, dbl. vari., pink, red
Camellia, japonicas, 6 to 10 in.,
35 to 65c ea. Add postage. Mrs,





All colors blooming size aza- |

i white

Blooming size azaleas, all col-

hemlock, lencothoea,

10c ea.; 4

Cosmos, marigold, four o-.

pine, ivy holly, maple, popler,



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Worlds Wonder Picardy
Pinks, Ava Maria (blue Glads)
Margaret Fultone rich red,
gladiolus bulbs large blooming
size, 25e dozen, 5 dozen $1.00,
$1.50 C, $12.00 M. Add postage
under $1.00. Mrs. Carl Kimsey,
Young Harris.

Spruce and white pines,
mixed colors azaleas, red and
dogwood, crabapples,
redbud, rhodedendrons Mtn.
leurels, holly, coralberry, 75c
dozen plus postage. Mtn. ferns.
trailing arbutus, evergreen ga-
lax, snowdrop, 75 C, plus

post. Miss Lucille Dickey, Blue

Ridge

3 color azaleas, red and white
dogwood spruce and white
pines, red maple, tulip poplar
Mtn. laurel; rhododendrons,
crabapple; holly, rosebud, 3 ft.,
$1.00 dozen PP; boxwooed ar-
bor-vitzes 2%-3 ft. 75c each.
Mtn. fern, galax, arbutus, $1.00
C. Addie Leatherwood, Blue
Ridge.

Camellia japonica cuttings, 3,
$1.00: 15 verieties, 5 ft. to 7 ft.
75c: 10 vari. 8 ft. to 10 {t.,
$1.00. Others. Mrs. John S.
Clark Jacksonville.

Red azaleas, 75c doz.; holly,
white pine, 10c ea.; catspaw.
50c doz.; hemlock, 15c ea.; mt.
ivy. $1.00 doz. Mrs. Mae Green,
Young Cane. ;

Orange, red azaleas 20 to 25
in high, 7 end 8c: ea.; Chero-
kee roses, 40c doz.; blue berries
50c doz. Delia Reeves, Young
Cane. ;

Rhododendrons, mimosa,
azaleas,
white pine, dogwood, calico
bush, laurel, silver maple, mt.
maple. arbutus galax. Others.
Wet moss packed. Gordon Hun-

nicut, Talluleh Falls.

2 yr. old cape jasmines, 60c
ea. Add postage. Bessie Martin,
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

36 ft. hedge, 42 in wide, $5.00;
hedge balls, bayonets. Cheap.
Mrs. E. Fountain Fort Valley.

Japanese blue iris, 40c doz.;
button mums, verbena, laven-
der oxelis, fairy lilies, 25c doz.;
boxwoods. rooted, 25 ea.; yel-
low dahlia bulbs. 50c doz.; le-
mon day lilies $1.00 C. Add
postage. Mrs. Mattie Wright,
Buchanan, Rt. 1. :

Japanese quince, 25c ea.; har-

dy ageratum, button mum, ver-
bena, 25c doz.; cannes, 40c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Mildred
pi oe Ria.
- Snowdrop bulbs, privet hedge
$1.00 C; purple iris, puticg
mums, 25c doz.; cannas, 40c
doz. Add postage. Leaunia Con-
nr, Buchanan Rt l=

Lemon day lilies, snowdrop
bulbs $1.00 C; hardy ageratum,
beby button mums, 25c doz.;
lemon verbena, 25 doz.; yellow
dahlia bulbs, 50c C; spirea,
rooted, 25c ea. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Gussie Conner, Rt. 1
Buchanan. 5 :

Jonquils, blue iris, white
narcissi, 40c C; $3.50 M. Add
postage. Mrs. Dessie J. Pruitt,
Rt. 1, Box 67, Dahlonega.

Daffodils, jonquils, orange
day lilies, 60c C; Easter lily
bulbs 25c doz. Postpzid. Annie
Cole, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Crepe myrtle, 25c ea.; also
Concord, Niagra grapes, white,
black scuppernongs, black mus-
cadines, blue Damson red
goose plums, 10c ea. Artyce
Entrekin, Rt. 2, Waco.

_ 3,000 privet hedge plants, 6
in. to 6 ft.; $15.00 M: $2.00 C.
L. S. Sewell, 45 Clark St..
Newnan. . s 2

Junipers 2, 75; white, pur-
ple iris, 65c C; snowdrop, 15
ea; mixed winter pinks, 25c
doz.; hedge bushes, 25c ea.;
ctnip, 10c bun.; old time yel-
low lily bulbs, 30c doz. Add
postage. Margie White, Rt. 1,
Temple. :

Magnolia tea olive, red, yel-
low, dogwood, crepe myrtle,
holly, yellow jasmine, sweet
shrub, gallberry, cedar, 1 ft..
10c- eas 3 ft. 250% 4 f= She
Add postage. Exchange for
white feed sacks. Mrs. D. F.
Colson, Toomsboro, Rt. 3.

Gient pansies, rustproof
snapdragons foxglove, dbl.
sweet william, pinks, larkspur,
25c doz.; $1.50 C; blue hydran-
gea, white lilacs, purple wis-
teria, 25c ea. Mrs. E. L. Smith,
Wadley. ;

Magnolia tea olive, red, and
white dogwood, crabapple,
crepe myrtle, yellow jasmine,
sweet shrubs, long straw pine,
Pitts 10023 tt 250" 4. fe 35e-.
Add poste ge. Rosie Lee Colson,
Toomsboro, Rt. 2. :

Yard shrubbery and privet
hedge. Exchange for anything
can use. Mrs. L. H. Coe, East-
auelliee:

erbena, all colors chrysan-
themums, 25c doz. Add postage
Exchange for large type straw-
berry plants. Mrs. Minnie Mal-
phins, Tusculum.



English boxwood cutti

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Jonquils, daffodils, $1.00
cedar trees, 12 to 15 in
ea.; Bermuda grass, 8e lb
acinths, 25e doz. Postpaid.
Clell Gentry, Calhoun,

ee well r
ce e,.; California poppy
5c ea. Mrs. E. P, HS i
Doerun Rt. 2. es
Kerria, japonicas,
sweet shrubs, spirea, -f
ia golden bell, red trun
honeysuckle, <zaleas, 12, $1
snowdrop bulbs, 50 C;
orange lilies, iris, 35c do
M. L. Eaton, Dahloneg
Large, blooming size
bulbs, ready for promp
ment; Picardy (world
pink), 3 doz. $1.00; mix

doz., $1.00 postpaid. Mrs.

Dellinger, Calhoun. _
Hastings bright yellov,
few ,white feverfew, swiss gi
pansy,-6 in., all col mixed.
doz. All grown out-doors.
ready to transplant. M
De vis, Atlanta. 2715 Pied
Road N. E. He 7008 W
_ Queen Annes Lace pu
doz. large pkt. seed, 1
mei phlox, mix. colors. 1
Jerusalem cherry ovlants ;
seed 5c ea. for plants and
pkg. seed; all col. Mums,
med., large, mix. 15c doz. No
der Jess -25c. P= Pe M
Aikinson. Valdosta, Rt
Jonquil and butter-cup b
5uc C; 500. $2.00; <iso~
bulbs, (fine for lawn s
butter and egg, jonquil
cup, white and smal
fragrant yellow narcisst. s.
price. Add pestage. Mrs. B;
Echols, Philomath.
Hastings fine pom-po
Liliput zinnia seed, 20c cup
also long, tender green pod
ra 20c cup. All orders of
seed amounting to $1.00
send 1 cup zinniz, seed
oe arlie Johnson, Loganvi

Cream narcissi, purple
white corn lilies, dbl. whit
tober Pinks, 20c doz.;
Game, Pyle, Traveler eggs
stock, $1.25 for 15. Spe
running butter-beans, 20c _
Mrs. Ellen Teem Piercevill

Fine mix. Iris; small blue h
acinths, 25e doz., $2.00 :
and single orange lilies,
C: blackberry lilies, $1.25
large and small _ shrubb
white-Cella lilies, 15 an
ea Add postage. Will exc fr
S. M. Gunter, Lawrencevill
BEE pees

White jonquils, althea
Mtn. ferns ea. $1.00 doz.
wreath, 2 for 25c: pe
phlox, snowdrops, 30c doz.
butterfly, 8 for $1.00.
Garren, Morganton.

6 boxwoods, 2 ft, hig
cir., $2.50 ea.; 2 flat cedars,
ft. 6 ft. cir., $5.00 ea.; Mrs. Ds
ey G. Robert Suwzenee, Rt. _

Pink and red roses,
japonicas, 10c ea; dif. co
leas, 30c doz; white nar
yellow jonquils, 20c doz; }
iris, 20c doz; red dahlias
doz. All rooted. Add po
Exc. for white feed sacks.
John Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3

Yellow trumpet daffodils, ye
low jonquils, $1.00 C; wild fer
$1.75 doz.; spearmint 50
elso Missionary stra
plants, 500 $1.25, or $2
Money order. Mrs. J. P. Mas
Hartwell, RFD 2..0-

Blue grape hyacint
50c C; 500, $2.00; Jonquil:
C. Extra fine bulbs. iE

paid. Miss Vena Brown
well ee

Jonquils, $1.00 C; snowb
goldenbells, well rooted,
Papershell narcissi $1.00 |
white and purple lilac, roo
i5c ea. Mrs. Hubert F. Tur
Geinesville, Rt. 6. ; 5

Magnolia, tea-olive,
yellow jasmine, sweet m
sweet bay, maple, hickory
cedar, dogwood (red).
suckle, 1 to 4 ft., 10 to
Add postage. Mrs. Ivalene
son, Toomsboro, Rt. 2._

Red, white dogwood.
doz. sweet shrubs Thun
mix. col azaleas, 12 of cz
Mtr laurels, 50c doz
mugnelias, $1.00 doz., tuup
lars, rhododendrons, 75 doz.
large spring roses,
packeg damp. All P
Mary J. Heaton, Miner

Several hundred
plents, reasonable pric
Camp, Jonesboro.

Native doz. any size,
amount very cheap. Now
to set; also Everbearing
ebrry (large and sweet)
$1.00 M. del. Mrs, Boy
gett, Douglasville, Rt.

_ Abelia grandiflora,
in., W. Anthony spirea,
Ea. $1.50 doz.; beautiful
wood plants, 6-8 in., $

4-6 in., 25 for $1.00; \

s
$5.00 for 100 ibs. Send ca



cutting. Mrs. B. L. Rob
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doz. ea. pink white, purple Yellow jonquils, wild Eester Rhododendrons, spruce and| Mtn. rhododendrons, mixed Want to oe
. rhododendrons, rooted, |ly bulbs, 15 dozen; magnolia, | white pines, 2 for 25c; white | colors azaleas sweet shrubs 40c bor 1 Ge 2 ea of bed noe
.50; silver maples, 4 ft., spruce | Ted holly, white dogwood, sweet | dogwood, ceder 25c each; aza- |dozen; red maple, dogwood, red | Camilias azaleas. sev dit.
1es, sweet shrubs, red buds, | Shrubs, snowdrops, tea olive,|leas all colors 35c dozen; sweet} haws 35c dozen; Weeping wil- shaggy type chrysanthemuni
unbergia, iron wood, spice|umbrella china, Indian arree | shrubs, 25 each; arbutus 35c/|low, Indian arrowwood, Winter | 5, 9 sweet scented litae: fh
|, bead. wood, $1.25 doz.; | evergreen oak 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c, | dozen. Mrs. Glover Roberson Jasmine 10 each. Add postage. trees (red berries). Have
n. laurels ivy, 75c-doz. All |4 ft. 35c. Add postage. Mrs. H.| Rt. 2, Ellijay. Mrs. Adel Williams, Rt. 2, El- | pie crepe myrtle and cora
moss packed and P. P.|B. Barwick, RFD 1, Dublin. Yellow jonquils blooming size | lay. ries that are fine. Mrs. B
Elsie Heaton, Mineral} Gladioli bulbs, pink, red and |$ dozen 5Qc; mixed iris, peren-| Star Jasmine, 10c each 4 for | Merritt Camiila. Rt. 4, Box
uff, white 40c doz.; some nice shrub- | nial phlox, foxgloves 25c doz-|25c. Add postage. Mrs. Lucile| Want lily bulbs Jap:
Dbl. pink almonds, 25c; all|bery, abelia, ligustrum, white |en; golden glow 40c dozen; wal- | Browning, Rt. 1, Bx 125 Bre-/| Dutch iris, Camellia u
ol. azaleas, 40c doz.; blue iris, |spirea Shast daisies. Mrs. C. H.|nut meats 40c lb.; tanzy, pep- | men. large double Japonica, ch
5 doz; white violets, 25c doz.: | Farrar, Jenkinsburg. permint, 24 plants 25c; will| Kester lily bulbs 25c dozen; |antnhemums, Easter lily, Ma
t shrub, 35 doz.; forsy- Camellia Japonicas, all col- | *hs- for sacks or anything can | orange day lily bulbs 15c dozen. |na lily in exchange for rec
ors, tea olives; banana shrubs, | USe: each pay postage. Mery | Posjpaid. Mrs. J. M. Cole, Rt. 2 strawberry plants. Wou
: gardenias, Pyracentha, , Bur- | Gtindle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega. Bowdon. _ -|like rooted snowballs, s
aleas, Mtn laurel, 50c doz.; | fords holly, pittosporum, green 2 Euonymus, 11 boxwood, hy- Roses: Pauls Scarlet, Silver | lemon day lilies. Mrs.
x purple iris, 35c doz.; Oct. | variegated, viburnum suspen-|drangeas winter honevsyckle, |Mood, VanFleet, old fashioned | McC. Bracklesby, River
rs, dbl. 15c hunch; bridal- |sum 2 for $1.15; Indica azaleas,|January Jasmine, butterfly | yellow 25c each or 5 for $1.00; Want small pink, als
ath, weigelics, 20c ea. Exc. |red, lavendar, pink 3 for $1.15.| bush, dbl. and single altheas, | lilacs 25c each, blue iris 30c doz- | hyacinths. Write an a
hite feed sacks. Add post- |Mrs J. A. Griffin, Cordele. mock orange, lilac and other | en, crabapple 25c each. William |price. Mrs. Sam Nickerso
ames Locke. Ellijay, Rt. 2. Magnolia, sweet bay, pink and | plents. Will sell cheap if all go | Chamblee, RFD 2, Cumming. Box 494, Athens. a
perennial phlox, purple | red crape myrtle red hclly. red | together. Mrs. Joe Self, Young Mixed colors azeleas 50c doz- Want to exchange all _.
Oc doz.: chrysanthemums, meple, tea olive, dogwood, ev- | Cane. en; pink weigelias 15c each; | colors of flowers - annua
nch; white spirea, 15c ea.: | ergreen oak, umbrella china 1 Foxgloves, pink primroses, | Weeping goldenbell, red althea mi-annuals, perennials
tn. laurel, azaleas, rhododen- | ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft. 35c or | grass pinks, pink thrift 30c doz- pink almond 10c each; hydran- | white, pink and blue hy
rons 75 doz. Add_ postage. |exchg. for white feed sacks. Add |en: white violets, Easter lilies, | Seas 25c each; purple iris blue | tulips and peonies. Mr
s. T. M. Locke, Ellijay, Rt. 2. | postage. Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Rt. 1,| Butter and eggs snowdrops 25c | yellow iris $1.00 C. Add post- | Whelchecl, Rt. 2, Ceda
eral running roses ready | DUbln.. dozen; hen and biddies, geran- | age. Mrs. R. M. Ray, Rt. 3, El- | Want heavenly blue Mc
et out, Seven Sisters, 2 cae Partridge berry, eee iums, hydrangeas 4 kinds cac- wee ee ane Glory seed; exchange leven
oarhound 20c lb.: dbl. tan- | Wild Tiger lily, wild phlox, wild | tus 10 each del. to zones 1 and Purple iris, swee illiams, | pink for same. For sale
0 bunch: blue plum scrouts | # is: Wild maiden-hair fern and | 9 Wiss L, M. White, Rt. 1, Bx. | primroses, thornless yellow ros- |let OHara Morning Glor
wr 25e: white half conmer {many other plants and shrubs | 35 Dahlonega. es, April narcissi 75c C; white | (bloom 4 in. diam. and
peo, ya ed FUNNEL, | 30 eech in orders of $1.J0-or ov- < : . peonies 3 for $1.00; lots of | stay open until afternoo
triped 20c cupful, or 2 for | - a is 2 eee dat Gladiolus, hardy phlox, thrift. iloonina sehrubs chesn. exche (okt 7 he rno
All sizes boxwood. Write | &T,, Postpaid. Uist of pies 1 {Humbert cannas June day Iil- Ra -| Pkt. F. B. Moore Suwan
Bes with every order. tiss Pearl |: ae + few for good tender garden Want abelia plants and
me see. Add postage. Mrs. Hucgi Floweiv Frerch ies, iris, large flowerine mums |) on seed. Mrs G.. L. Tallant herdy. e\ - Price
ry Jones, Lula Rt. 1... oe a Seottish brooms, 95c|30c dozen; purple lilac $1.25 Coming. ie , ae Hebe A Ching ee mee
Magnolia, tea olive, red and| each or 5 for $109. Mrs. M. T.|d0zen; 2 yr. asparagus crowns, | ~ Tonquils 50c C plus postage. |567 Linwood Ave., NE, At
ee Soawicod, crepe ee Patterson Rt. 2. eat, : net ae ee oe Mrs. G. Collins, Rt. 2, Cobb- ; ae
nOuYy, yellow jasmine, gall- ing Alfred daffodils, large | OF : | town. 3
y, pine 1 ft. 10c, 2 ft. 25c, wonnie size. 59c C. Mrs. Roz- |PP. Mrs. Nora Nix, Rt, 2, Alto. | "70 104. al. colors, sweet SEED FOR SALE
35c. Add postage. Exchg. | et Weaver, Rt. 9. Ter ple. Jonquils and daffodils 50c C; shrubs, Mtn. rhododendrons, ; con
ed secks.-Mrs. Jim Hunt 14 boxwood average 3% to 6|butter and eggs 10c dozen; erabapples 35c dozen; red and | Citron seed 15c lb. =
Toomsboro. ft.. one extra 8 ft. high, 22 ft. in| white nzrcissi 15 dozen; pur- | piack haws, dogwood, red ma- | hull table peas 20c quart;
lagnolia, tea olive, red and | cir.; also hundreds of fine gar- | ple iris 25c dozen; red dahlia ple, Indian arrow wood 30c doz- Impr. Klondike straw
ow dogwood, sweet shrub, | lic bulbs. Make best offer. W.| bulbs 25c dozen. Mrs. J. W. Ov- en: white pine, holly, weeping plants lie -C., Add posta;
beard, long straw pine, yel- | T. Moorhead, Statham. erton, Rt.3,Bowdon, = __ | willow 60c dozen. Add postage. | Rosie Crow, Rt. 1, Cummin
asmine, crabapple, crape 300 pink thrift plants $1.10 C Day lilies, iris, daffodils ae Mrs. E. P. Willigms, Rt. 2, Elli- Half runner beans 25
e, 1 ft. 10c 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft. | delivered; small nandinas 3 for | lets, foxglove $1.00 C; 2 yr. a jay. = black garden beans 25
Add postage. Exchg. for |50c: Shasta daisies, feverfew | yellow Japonicas, 50c each; re 2-extra large gardenia bushes | feshioned English peas 25 1]
e sacks. Mrs. Alma Colson, | 30c dozen; bleck walnut seed- | American Beauty roses, lilacs, and 1 yellow bell extra large. Mrs. Nora Chambers, R
. Toomsboro. lings $1.00 dozen. Cheaper by |red Jap. Quince 30c-ea.; pink l- | Ay 3 for $35.00 at my yard. Will | Carrollton.




























































































































a j j the hundred. No checks. Mrs. | mond, snowball, altheas. ezaleas. have to be moved by truck. White half-runner bean
ES ised $1.95 yogen <a | Annie Pattilo, Rt. 4, Bx 79, La-|20c each. Exchg. for white |y7,. y. Carter, Whitesburg. 1 large Jeupful 20c or 2 cu
_T. C. Bee. Rt. 3, Newnan. | Grange. sacks. Rosa Jane Richards,|" 159 poxwoods 1 ft. to 3 ft. | striped half runner sam

pet pee : red j Rt 2: : h at|Mrs. Louvenia Bell, Dult
srape myrtle 10 each; pur- Be a aces ae 50 a. gid dbi. yellow Japon- Dee ae as ais ees e Nice White Putters
lilac 80c dozen; Larkspur, | SPICET blue violets 15c dozen; | icas 50c each; golden showers 2 aon Evergreen shrub |for spring planting 30c
on Tiger lilies, sweet Wil- | GPCR: aaiies 30c dozen; yar-|Indian arrow, weeping Mary, |7Sont. well rooted 1 ft, to 5 ft.|plus postage. Oma Fiel
\s, hardy phlox, March flow- | Shas fi ard fern 2 doz. 40c.| almonds, - <zaleas, _ rhododen- oe - $3.00 common shrubs 10c | 1, Gainesville. eee
primroses winter, pinks, | Ver. Minnie Bell Rt. 5, Cuth-/| grons 20e each; daffodils, vio- to 25c; nice lsvendar 25c. Mrs Pure Abbeville watern
eee Soldengiow oe ; lets, foxgloves, verbenas, Prim- |p J Ajlgood Oxford, |seed, best watermelon grec
oz.; holly, Mtn. ivy, 40c ae e prize winning chrysan- roses 20c dozen; pink, red cab- "Red Maple red hawe dog- | 10c oz. plus postz ge; alsc
Add postage. Mrs. J. C. swemuns 20 plants $1.00sil- | page rose, lilacs 25 each. Lil- |. 644 35 dozen; weeping wil- | month only will sell pedigi
Fe ees, March flowers | "MOUs ee Wek eae ta pe ea NG ee cee ae
Le. } = . Z : 0zen; = = ] c pa.
dozen; rooted boxwoods 30c roe ack Etawk red, shag-| Lemon yellow trumpet daffo- oe Diane Bie een winter |M..O. preferred. Mrs.
1; Brides wreath, purple li- | py cream, bronze, tan. Mrs. R. | dils 40 dozen; foxgloves, VeT- | J. mine 10c each. Add postage. |McLeroy, Rt. 1, Eatonto
urple iris, pezch roses, yel- | 7) Silver, Rt. 5, Cuthbert. benas, violets 20c dozen; 4 YT. | Wis. Melvenie Houston, Rt. 2,| Tomato seed Blue Ridge Mt
w dbl. Japonica golden bell,! Daffodils violets, foxglove 75c | old vellow Japonicas 50c each; Ellijay. climbers, grows 25ft. will ba
rose cuttings, 10c each. Add jc: pink almonds, weeping Mary, | iris lilies) evergreen ferns 25 |" Req Pyracantha 2 yr size 50c|2% bu. each vine with pro)
postage. Miss Madge Cochran, | forsythia, bridal wreath, Indian | dozen; almond, snowbells, SPi- | gach: red sagea shrub 35c;|care. 100 seed 25c; also yello
Talking Rock. : arrow, azaleas, lilacs 20c each; | rea, forsythia, dogwood, Indian hardy pink verbena, tall kind,|satin queen aci- free delicio
den Bush (bright yellow | 2 yr. old yellow Jeponicas, pink, |} arrow 20 each. Exchg. for good rooted plants $5.00 C; fin- |table variety 50 seed 2 ;
eoms from early till late) 25|red cabbage head roses 50c ea. | sacks. Mrs. E. C. Barrett, Talk- | e+ peonies, red, pink, rose |Henry Fowler, Roy.
or 5 for $1.00; Spider plant | Geneva Richards, Rt. 2, Talk- | ing Rock. scarlet, silver pink $2.15 doz.:| Crowder peas 20c Ib.





































































| (pink blooms. until frost) | ing Rock. Weeping Mary, Jap quince | 406 iris light and dark $1.50 C.| postege. No stamps. Mr
easpoonful. Mrs. S., oe i winning chrysanthe- | lilac, velvet rose, all colors oils. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Auburn. Segraves, Rt. 6, Hampto
odgers, Rt. 1, Conyers. mums colors white silver |leas, rnododendrons, snowbells, | ~ Seeds: Tall red plume Ama- Best Colorado grow



ard i i ze, pink, and yel-| golden showers, Indian arrow, liopsis, odorless dai- | Wa elon it of ch
ere eran Hower | Wedd ne a Corysanthemums, |qoewood aoe each; dbl. pink and | OPN Tis 07h ipicens: | Seiected nee oe
, 2 doz. 25c: yellow bells | pink dwarf azalea mums 50|red American beauty rose, dbl. | xed larkspur, Prince Feather | lection and savings. Can sp
zch, 3 for 25c: Easter lil- | dozen. Mrs. W. E. Tyler, Ocilla. | yellow Japonicas 50 each; X- | yri56q petunias, white moon/12 or 15 lbs. For the lot $7.0
25 dozen: crape myrtles 10c| Cone Juniper ceder well root- | change for sacks. R. J. Richards, | vine 3c pkg. plus postage;|I loaded two first cars
ich. Add postage. Miss Julia|ed 18 in. 50c each; evergreen | Talking Rock. : plants; purple verbena, orchid | Pavo last season from -8 ac
Jones, Rt. 1, Lula. small leaf boxwood 50c each;| 4 yr. old yellow Japonicas 50 dragonhead, mixed larkspur,!J. W. Tyler RFD 1, Pavo
ysanthemums different | blooming size iris with tops.|ea.; pink and red cabbage head mixed petunia, calliopsis 8 doz. Cid fashioned abe
es large medium, button | lavendar. purple 60c C, 200 for |roses 30c ea.; all colors azaleas,|. 0 Orgers less than 35c. Add/runner bean seed and
*, prize winners. Book your | $1.00; white blooming size bulbs |ryhododendrons, pink almonds, postage. Mrs. L. L. Hay, Leary. | tender bunch beans, no run
ers with me. Mrs. C. H. Far- | with tops $1.00 C. Add postage. | pridal wreath 25c each; daffo- | POO oy daffodils, pearl nar-|20c cup; sweet pinsanto pepp
enkinsburg a Mrs Mary E. White, Rt. 2, Bx. | gils, foxgloves, violets 20c doz.; |. Lis purple iris, orange day | seeg 16c hi Renee :
k thrift, well rooted 40c/|231 Temple. English pec, seed 15 cup. Clau- lilies "abe C $6.00 M: colored | yellow Soe
3.50 M postpaid. No stamps.| White spider lilies 15 for $1.;|qell Barrett, Rt. 2, Talking iris mixed 35c dozen, $2.50 C;i Ail sound and delivered:
H. V. Branan, Rt. 2, Aus-| all colors azaleas 40c dozeN; | Rock. |white pine, azaleas, other | Bilie Ralston, Ella Gap.
: blue iris, blue violets 35c doz- Dbl. Japonicas 6 yr. old, well Eee $1.00 dozen: garlic Hastings Teebere
rge Juniper about 12 ft.|en: red Japonicas 40c each. Add | rooted 50 each; dogwood 4 for | 740 nis. fomma Clayton, ROY. | melon seed Ist year 75c lb
, $10.00: pink monthly ros- | postage. Mettie Clayton, Rt. 2,/ $1.00; monthly roses rooted 50c Hedychium Coronarium. but-|paid. Only 16 Ibs for
3 years old $2.00 ecch; 1 hy- | Ellijay. each; iris 35e-dozen; aster dais- | 1 "ay or ginger lily $2.00 dozen |Dougics Freeman, Route
angea 2 ft. tall $5.00: some| Pink, red cabbage head roses, | jes 50c dozen; dbl. daffodils t5 postpaid, $10.00 per C by ex- Americus eS
oods: 1 dbl. white lily 3/2 yr, old double yellow Japon- | gozen. E. T. Keener, Rt. 3, El- vress, Pure white. very f3-| Georgia Ratilecnsee
igh, $1.00 at my house. Mrs. |icas 50c each; bridal wreath, | jijay. grant, 4 to 5 ft. high. Mrs. G-| mejon seed and Stone Mtn.
ok. White Stone. Showa. golden eae eee JRE oS fe R. Thigpen, St. Marys. ounce, 77c Tb. Postpaid. Or
jue and purple iris $1.00 C;|roses, azaleas, weepl Mary | roote c each; : : Se . D. WwW. Ni , Kingstc
quils 50c. Cc. oe Grady Hee altheas 20c each; daffodils, | goz jonquils, daffodils, honey-| F_OQWERS AND SEED eo ee
ver Rt. 2, Temple. _|primroses, violets, foxglove 20C | suckle, 50c each, iris ee WANTED Baltimore $1.15 paid; 10
ild Easter lily bulbs 15|dozen. Celeste Righards, Rt. 2, | qozen: white narcissus 35C doz-| black Walnuts hulled $1.00 b
fozen; magnolia, tea olive, |Talking Rock. : en: ferns 75c-dozen. Miss Etta FOB. Swainsboro. 2 bu
et bay, red holly, dogwood, Spruce and white pines 25 | B-rrett, Ellijay. Want white Thrift plents, la- iste cdio
een oak, redbuds, umbrel- | each: rhododendrons, Mtn. lau-| pink Cherokee roses Mtn. vender, gold, yellow, white,
china 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft. |rels, Indian arrow white dog-|jsyrels, rhododendrons, es pink button mums, white, red
= ose es. Mis: T. K.| wood = oo erabappies: eS cs |perennial phlox, Alaska daisy. nip seed for sale. Large
ac. - 1, Dubin. . Ra a , ht. 4, j oO ; : ; ae :
iger lily bulbs, large size 50c Een : : = an red ed yellow azaleas. oo a os ee i _ Ca. REYAE;
3 postpaid; a few nice| Different colors azzleas, iris | White pine. purple lilac, tulip | ipo pet. Clara Noyel, others.| Okra seed 1 gal. 75c, mus
rubs for sale or exchange.|40c dozen; purple violets 35c poplar 3 ft. high $1.00. dozen; Se a Wicd oid Mis ceck o6e Sauk =
rs. Tah Hudgins, Rt. 1, Flow- | dozen: primroses 25c dozen. Add | ,owdrops, daffodils narcissus oe = seed 10 tablespeontul























































































Branch. postage. Hundreds of wild|i 99 C. Mrs. Eunice Henry.) "Wont holly and nandina pied eushaw ceed SUEeE
le. Jap. iris, yellow can- | flowers for sale. Write. Mrs. I. | wineral Bluff. = berries, also Photinia Serulate, Mammoth Russian suntle
es, orange lilies, yellow | A. Clayton, Rt. 2, Ellijay. Azalezs all colors 35 dozen, seed. Give price. C. D. Garrett, | seed 75 gelion. Postage on.

mquils $1.00 C: white nar-| White narcissus, orange GaY|Req Japonicas 25 each; jJon-|Hectur, Rt paid. Mrs. L. D. Elliott, La

sus 75c C; bridal wreath, or- | lilies, yellow daffodils, purple | quits $4.00 M; white spider lil- : : :
we col. gladiolus 3 for 25c; | iris i5e C: dbl, pink almond | {5 ie each: blue iris 35 doz- le ee oe ms der strived half
demon verbena, mums 25c doz-| white and red althea, golden- | on Add postage. Mrs. Inez Rob- ae aie eiress Mrs BB. bet ee
en. Add postage. Martha Wom- | bell, white spirea 10c each; yel- | eycson. Rt. 2, Ellijay. Woodruff eae ee ae ks Honevbelk ieee
, Rt. 2 Bremen. low Jasmine 3 for 10c; butter- DahliasWhite Wonder, Jer- Wont euitivieck. eutiweds p = shee! oe
_ Crape myrtle, sweet myrtle,| cup, golden glow, purple fox- sey Beauty, Jersev Beacon, Av- grass to God 3000 Kauere feat pf see oe ; eee mG
holly, cedar, yellow Jasmine, | giove. pink phlox, 25 dozen.|ajon, Margaret Wilson, Jane |? 7 34 yeasonable price. R. Li. Shee RE 2, Homer. _
red and yellow dogwood, grey- | Mrs. Will James, Rt. 3, Ellijay.|Gowl Treasure Islend, Roman Ozmore, Colquitt. 1 half bushel old pee
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, Magnolia tez, olive, gall- Black walnut sprout, 10c ea.,|Posje Cuban Giant, 1 each of : i Se ee
sweet shrub and pine i |avieq. yellow. soois, burdont, 18 Wterent vayjlies $189 20F" [mon "Shade ata Oks lt OF EAC Seating MD
eo tt doc, 4 ft. Soe plus | sassafras 10 a Ih.; yellow Wit | en postpaid. Mrs, W. F- Bell, (clear) and a lilac color of har-! grown 15 gt. plus postage or
tage; exch. for white sacks.|ter pinks; red, white, pink hol-|pujuth. | : dy, perennial phlox. Stete what |20e postpaid. Dolly Eller
F, Colson, Rt. 3, Tooms- | lyhocks, May roses.pink .and| yellow trumpet daffodils lge. you have and price at once.| New Stoneville 2B Cottonseed
ee Z : red, red Seven Sisters monthly | cize 50c plus postage. Oma/Mrs. Frank Lovell, Rome, 713/1st yr. from Stoneville, $
ristmas vine, purple lilac, | roses 25 ~dozen. Add postage. | Fields, Rt. 1, Gainesville. W. 2nd St. ewt.: Lespedeza $7.00 cwt.;
Joe conn White January spirea | Ovalene Bunch Rt. 2. Talking) Bulbs of Twin Sisters, large| Want good blooming yellow |sold part of farm an
oe, oe ee ee a Fe selected, 15 dozen plus post-|rose bushes. Haven't found|of good implements
sects Sars ul, 4 10r 20c. le fris Fe Gases ius BO age. Japanese jonquils 25c doz- |zny good ones so far. Mrs. C.'Compost dist. 2 hors
Hee Mrs. Rinda Rodgers |age. Mrs. James Massey, RED 2,/en plus postage. Mrs. E. B, Me- idward Wright, 404 E. Seventh | wagons, hay rakes.
. : Leroy, Rt. 1, Eetonton, == St, West Pont; a Write R. D. Tatum, P










































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SEED FOR SALE.



Yhite nest onions 40c gallon;

hite feed sacks ex. for large

eed hens. Mrs. Nora Cham-
Rt. 2, Carrollton.

Tested 1940 crop tomato seed.
Marglobe, Baltimore, Matchless
Red Rock Stone $1.15 lb.; Fav-
orite $1.00, Brown Specie] $1.05
ib. and 10 Ibs. $8.50. W. R. Ste-
ens. Dahlonega.
3 pints Hastings pumpkin seed
_pt.; early heavy bearing

eas, 20c pt.; purple Beau- |

beans 25c pt.; dbl. pop-

seed 2 tablespoons 10c. Del.

tamps. Mrs. Manuel Foster,
Waco. ; :

mmoth green pod okra

ie ib.; Mey strawberry

00 - 75c; tame dewberry

Oc dozen. Add postage.

N. Adamson, Rt. 2, Lula.

Queen watermelon

MARKET BULLETIN

Ss

PLANTS FOR SALE



Everbearing and - Klondike
strawberry plants, 25c C; $1.75
M; Vigorvine tomato seed, 25c
doz.: Velvet okra seed, 20 Ib.;
large spoonful Broedleaf tobac-
co seed, 15c. All mailed. L. A.
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Strawberry (one of earliest
and largest var.) plants, 25c C;
90c 500; $1.75 M. All strong.
good plants. Gladys Duran,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Everbearing strawberry
plants, 30c C; 500, $1.10; $2.60
M: Kicndike, 25c C; 500, 85c;
$1.50 M. postpaid. Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs. Are Waldrip, Flow-
ery Branch. Rt. 1.

Strawberry plants, Mastodon
30c C; 500, $1.25; $2.25 M;
T 25e C; 500 $1.00;.$1.75 M.
Mrs. E. L. Whitmire, Gaines-
ville. Rt. 1.

Frost-proof cabbage and col-
lard plants, 500, 5Q0c; 90c M.
Good plants and prompt ship-
ment guar. Mrs, Eural Carter,

|Lake Perk.

e Ridge Mt. climbing to-
es, grows to 20 ft. (10 vines
bu.) large tomatoes. 200

L 25c. Full instructions. 15-

kin seed (grow to 100- lbs)
~ch order. Will C. Smith,

dtime tender golden yellow
len beans, very early and
er 20c pt. plus postage. Old
field beans, grown last
15 pt.; also brown striped
is soe = 15c pt.
id postage. Mrs. V. D. Harts-
Rt. 1, Roswell. .
icea Lespedeza hulled,
leaned znd scarified 15c

>

Idew-resistant canta-
eed saved from Ist years
ing from cantaloups of 45
ind better 50c lb FOB or
ab. delivered in any quan-

They ere of a quality. Or-
rly to insure getting them.
Brown, Pelham.





ost-proof collard plants, 20c
45c; 80c M. Exc. for col-
ae Lee Crow, Gaines-
berry plants, Klondike,
90 M; Mastodon, $3.00 M. P.
olds, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
uly bearing strawberry
a large and hezvy crop-
plants, 25 C; 90c, 500;
M. Prompt shipment. Mat-

an, Cumming, Rt. 1.
abbage, large, fresh extra
Jersey ang Chas. W., 500,
M. del., postpaid; white
a onions, same price.
t shipment. Set. guar. F.

, Kitzgerald.

Iceberg lettuce, Won-

Ss H. Vv. Franklin,
bearing strawberry
25c C; $2.00 M; garlic
or 25c, postpaid. Miss
hite, Dahlonege, Rt. 1,

strawberry plants,

$3.00 M.

"aus Reynolds.
sville, Rt. 2.

adike strawberry plants,

-M; Mastodon, $3.00. M.

eynolds, Gainesville,

Chas. W. and Copenha-

$1.10 M, prepeid;
Bermuda onion,

R. Chanclor, Pitts.
udzu crowns 2.yrs. and old-
$5 EC B. Cash with order.
Jatson, Hamilton.
erbearing strawberry
Oc C. Exec. for white
cks: 2 sacks for 100
Callie Grindle, Dahlon-

same

dike, Ledy T., and Mas-

trawberry plants, 300, :

80c; $1.50 M. Good
ants. All del. Amos,
tt, Gainesville Rt. 7.
ing orders for April del.,
lants, $1.50 M; 5 M. $6.
and onion plants, 500,
ce M. del. I. L. Stokes,
wide =
ne everbearing strawberry
-20c C. postpaid. Exc. 100
for 2 sacks, good cond.
Grindle, Cleveland, Rt.

yerbearing and Klondike

wherry, 25c C; $1.00 M. Add
ge. Exc, 1000 plants for 10
nt cotton; also small a

tlondike strawberry plants,
85c, 500; $1.50 M; Lady
Everbecring, 30c C;_500,
2.00 M. postpaid. Now

yee Waldrip, Flowery |

4: :
strawberry, 25 C.
: $1.75 M; Klondike,

. M. del. Young

: 3 Branch.
t-proof cabbage plants, | ;

Everbecring strawberry
plants, 20c C. Exe. 100 for 2
white sacks. Paul Grindle,
Cleveland, Rt. 2.

Cabbage E. J., and Chas. W.
50c, 500; 90c M. del.; 10 M $6.00
collect: Klondike strawberry
plants. 500, 90c; $1.50 M. del.
WwW. 0. Waldrip. Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

Indian Summer everbearing
red raspberry (produces 2 crops
in yeer) well rooted plant, 75c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. B. L,
Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2. :

Klondike Lady T. stre wberry
plants 25e C; Kudzu crowns $1
C: lilac bushes 6 for 25c; garlic
bulbs 25 for 35c;. chrysanthe-
mums, red, yellow and white 6
of each 25c. Miss Iowa Messer,
Waleska. ; :

Klondike strawberry plants
20c C, 75c for 500, $1.40 M. Well
rooted young plants. Exchg. for
feed sacks, 4 sacks for 100
plants; ech pay postage. Masto-

_|don strawberry 35c C@-$1-25: for
500, $2.00 M. Prompt shipment.

Miss Grace Crowe, Rt. 1, Cum-
ming.

Healthy Lucretia dewberry
and Eldorado blackberry. plants
2 years old field grown, heavily
rooted $1.00 C, $7.50 M. All
orders filled promptly with
care. Mrs. M. Robinson,
Greenville. :

Cabbage plants 15c C, $1.15
M: iceberg lettuce 15c CGC. $1.25
M: Bermuda onion plents 10c cS
200 for 25c, 80c M; Blakemore
strawberry plants 35c C, $2.50
M. Prepaid. Mrs. H. L. Britting-_
ham, Guyton.

Red gold
thornless raspberry, everbear-
ing blackberry 2 yr. old aspar-
agus crowns 50c dozen;. early
Premier strawberry plants $3.25

1M: elso 1940 hand picked white

Spanish peanuts, $2.50 bu. Mrs.
W. B. Allan, Rt. 2, Alto. ;
Klondike strawberry plants.
75c for 500, $1.50 M; Lady es
90c for 500, $2.00 M. L. C. Allen,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Kudzu crowns, 25 C. Come

nah Clark, Rt. 1, Ga.
Klondike strawberry plents.
15c C. $1.50 M. Not prepaid.
Wilson Arnold, Tifton, Rt. 4,
Box 34. e
Lady T. strawberry plants
$1.15 for 500, $2.00 M postpaid.
Nellie Freeland, Rt. 1. Flowery

Boysenberries, $1.00 dozen,
$1.85 for 24, $2.75 for 50 $5.50
for C; Young berries 75c doz.;
$1.35 for 24. $3.00 C. No order
less than 1.00., Mrs. George

'Hashell, Rt. 4, Macon.

Early Jersey~ and Charleston
Wakefield frost-proof cabbzge
plants 500 - 65c; $1.15 M, post-
paid; white Bermuda onion
viants same price. R. Chanclor.
Pifis.2

Klondike strawberry plants,

paid. Prompt shioment. Mrs. J.
D. Brown, RFD 1. Royston.
Heading collards 50c M or 45c
M in 5 M lots: Chas. Wakefield
and Dutch cebbage 75c M. 70c
M in 5 M lots; blackeyed Calif.
peas 10c lb.; lady peas 12c Ib.
Have all kinds of field peas.
Write. Awil Crow. Gainesville.
Calif. blackeyed peas 10 lb.
or 10 lbs. 75c; lady peas same
| price. All kinds field pees. Chas.
and Dutch cabbage. collards 75c
M or 70c M in 5 M lots. All del.
O. M. Crow, Gainesville.
Klondike strawberry plants
20c C, 75c for 500 $1.40 M. Ex-
change 100 plants for 4 feed
sacks. Each pay postage. Masto-
don 35c C, $1.25 for 500. $2.00
x ae Effie Crowe, Cumming,

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

D and PL 11-A Ist yr., 45
per.cent lint, 1 1/16 in. staple,
kept pure at gin, $2.25 per 100
one My Pe Be See Cir-
Cle, ee = 4 :





Lady | 5

strawberry, red |

get as many as needed. Savan- |

25c C, 500 - 35c $1.50 M post- |

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Hi-Bred Half and Half cot-
tonseed ist yr., kept pure at
gin, $1.00 bu. FOB my station.
A. R. Reeves, Dearing.

Pure Stoneville 2-B, Ist yr.,
staple, 1 1-32 to 1 1-16; cared
for especially for planting seed,
1 to 30 bu. lots 90c bu.; 30 bu.
or more 80c bu, Emory Jackson,
Goggins. :

Cokers 100 str., 3 cotton seed
$1.00 bu. FOB (send for book-
let). B. C. Teasley, M. D., Hart-
well.

3000 lbs. ea. Ist yr. cottonseed
rfom Cokers 100 str. 3, and
Cokers 200 str. 1. All in new
bags, $1.00 bu. FOB my farm.
SW: Richardson, Lithia
Springs, Rt. 1

D and PL No. #4-A, Ist yr.,
1 var. gin., $1.00 bu. $3.00 Cwt.,
also Cornish game March hatch
roosters .pure Mohawk str.,
$1.50 ea. FOB. P. J. Sewell,
Lavonia.

Cokers 100 imp. big boll, 1
bale to acre last yr., $1.00-bu. of
30 lbs. or $9.00 for 10 bu. FOB.
No personal checks. Will exc.
red hull Crowder peas for W. L.
pullets. Mrs. R. J. Scoggins,
Sandersville, Rt. 2, Box 8.

90-day cotton, pure, Ist yr.,

45 per cent gin out $4.00 per
100 lIbs., $1.50 bu. FOB. E. D.
Webb, Jefferson, Rt. 3.

Pure D and PL cottonseed, Ist
yr. ginned pure, $3.25 ner Cwt;
also large red Valencia pea-
nuts, free from pops and trash,
8c lb. FOB; 10c lb. Del. H. W.
Thurmond, Greensboro, Rt. 1,
Box 131.

60 bu. good, short cottonseed,

$1.00 bu. Coker str. 4 said to
make 1% to 3 bales per cre.
Good seed.. I. F. Culpepper,
Lake Park, Rt. 3. :
- D and PL cottonseed, kept
pure at gin, gathered without
rain, recleaned, 3c lb. FOB; al-
so So, American. winter Queen
watermelon. Excellent quality
(plant in July have melons un-
til frost) 4 ounces seed( 35c
ae J. H. Rooks, Spring-
vele. 3

Petty Toole wilt-resistant,
recleaned, good germination
kept pure, $1.00 bu. FOB. A. C.
Price, Bronwood. =

150 bu. Rhyne Cook cotton-

FOB. Jewel Benson, Ty Ty,
t. 2:

D and PL 11-A Ist yr., kept
pure (turned out well in field
and at gin) 75c bu. C. G. Mor-
ris, Bowdon, Rt, 1.

Pettys imp. wilt-resistant
cottonseed absolutely pure, 90-
95 per cent ger., recleaned and
sacked, $1.25 bu. H. A. Petty,
Dawson. a

Cokers 4 in 1 strain 2, staple
(Gov. record) 1 3/32 in., kept
pure at gin, $3.00 per 100 ibs.,
=t barn. Mrs. Emma Prutorius,
Brooklet.

D and PL 1il-a cottonseed, Ist
yr., purety guar. $3.00 per 100
lbs. FOB. Ezra T. Chick, Mon-
roe.

Cokers seed 2 yr, good, clean,
pure, 80c bu. FOB. G A Holson-
baek, Calhoun.

Cokers 100 cottonseed, sound
1 1/8 in. staple, $2.25 per 100
lbs., FOB. 2000 Ibs. for sale.
Cash or cert. check. T. W Maf-
fin, Dawson.

-Cokers pure 4 and 1 cotton-
seed $3.00 per 100 bs. Dr. Chas.
S. Floyd, Loganville.

150 bu. D and PL, No. 11-A,
pure, ist yr., 9Q bu. R. F. Lee,
Socic1 Circle.

2,500 lbs. D and PL cotten-
seed, kept pure, gov. graded x
1/16 in. staple, $3.00 per 100
lbs., at my home (just off 42
Highway to Flippen). Willie
Tanner Flippen, P. O. Box 65.

Cokers 100 str. 5 lock, heavy
yield, bale to acre, 1 1/16 in.
staple, $3.00 per 100 lbs. J. M.
Parker, Aystell, Rt. 2. |

_D and PL cottonseed, Ist yr.,
ginned on 1 var. gin, $3.00 per
100 lbs. R. K. Fincher. Martin,
Red Hill. -

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

Peanut hay for sale. Can be
del. in truck load lots. J. W.
Worley, Arabi.

Peznut hay for sale. Can be
del. N. M. Royal Arabi.

550 bundles dry fodder, good
and bright $1.50 per hundred,
here. J. T. Hooper, Norcross.
Rit

Fullgrain oats, Fulghum oats,
excellent quality, bright, sacked
in 5 bu. bags, 60c bu. FOB here.
J. B. Hunnicutt, Ft. Valley.
1 ton good bright peanut
hay, for sale. Robert Hall, Rey-
nolds.

100 tons bright, clean, baled
Lespedeze, Meadow and Pea-
vine hay, $13.00 ton FOB farm
Penfield Ga.; $15.50 ton del. 6
ton lots 50 to 60 miles from





s -Merce,

Penfield. M. T, Sanders, Com-

long lint, 1-3 bales per acre, 40-~

seed, Ist yr., kept pure, $1.00 |

&

Wednesday, January 15, : 194

COTTONSEED FOR
SALE

Scotts imp. Marlboro prolific
seed corn, big eraed type field
selected, $2.00 bu., $1.25 per
half bu.; 75c peck. If by meil,
send postage. Z. L. Scott, Con-
heord.

1000 bu. Whatley s prolific
seed corn, no smut, weevil-re-
sistant, $2.50 bu.; 800 bu. Stone-
ville 2-B cottonseed, Ist yr.,
Ceresan treated, 90 per cent
ger., $1.00 bu.; 15 tons choice
peavine hay, baled, $20.00 ton.
W. 4H. Bolton, Griffin.

Hastings new yellow prolific
seed corn, ist yr.. 85c pk., $3.20
bu.: Whatleys prolific, 60c pk.,
$2.00 bu. Both sound, selected
nubbed and hand shesled;.Pied-
mont Cleveland big bol! cotton-
seed, clean, sound, high turn-
out. 90c bu. Add transportation
chgs. to all. J. B. Hickman,
Barnesville.

Hastings new yellow prolific,
grown on isolated field. Hand
selected, nubbed <nd_ shelled.
$1.00 peck; $3.25 bu. FOB. Cc
R. Smith, Buford, Rt. 1.

Mixed white and red pop
corn, 10c Ib. ;White Hickory
and Truckers Favorite, Ist yr..
Hastings, 10c lb. Postage extra.
Douglas Freeman. Americus. Rt.
9.

Golden Queen huskless pop
corn (pops big, tender grains)
5c ib FOB: 4c lb. in 50 Ib. Jots
Curtis Ayers, Bowman. Rt. 1:

Hastings white. -prohfic seea
corn ist yr. not mixed, 8 and
10 ears stalk 75c pk., $2.00
bu: also bronze scuppernongs,
brown turkey fig, rei and yel-
low June plum, 102 e<., $1.00
doz. sprouts. Roy M. League.
Waco, Rt. 2.

Hastings new yellow prolific
seed corn (original cost me $10
bu.). $1.25 peck postpaid. 1st
yr. out. Cary W. Bailey, Wash-
ington Rt. 3. -

Hastings old time, prolific
white corn for seed, ist yr.,
guar. pure, 50c pk., $2.00 bu.
Add postage; black cherries.
ple sprouts with ea. order. Paul-
ine Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2.

6000 bu. new crop slipped
shuck ear corn for sale. Write
for prices. R. A. Cook, Hazle-
hurst.

50 bu. selected, pure What-
leys seed corn, $1.50 bu.; 15
bu. O-too-tan soy bans. 95 per
cent germination, $3.25 bu.;
seed Lespedeza, 1800 lbs., clean
Korean, $6.00 per 100 lbs. All
jn even wt. bags and FOB.

Hill Fruit Farm.

Hastings new yellow, prolific
seed corn ist yr., field select-
ed, nubbed and shelled, 75c
peck; $2.50 bu.; Hastings white
prolific, $2.00 bu., also D&PL
cottonseed, kent pure at gin, 80c
bu. All FOB. Exc, for field peas.
O-too-tans, or potato plants. H.
H. Alexander, Carrollton, Rt. 1:

Fine seed corn, known as
Coon corn 2-and 3 ears to stalk
hand nubbed and shelled, 85c
peck, postpaid to 2nd zone. J
S. Adams, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

4000 bu. extra quality What-
leys corn in shuck, $1.00 bu.
Treated for weevils. J. C. Col-
lier. Barnesville.

corn, hand nubbed and shelled,
75 peck; $1.25 per half bu; $2.
bu. J. O. Waldriv. Gainesville.
RG 3.

Hastings seed corn, $2.00 bu.
shelled: yellow and red pop
corn 6c Ib., shelled. You pay
postage on all. G. G. Gentry.
Calhoun, Rt. 1, Box 224.

White and red cob corn, 50c
pk.; turnip greens now ready
for market. nice and fresh.
Make offer. Mrs. W. H. Boat-
right. Alma.

1000 bu. Whatleys prolific

Ibs., or $18.00 ton at barn; also
8i4tons Kobe lespedeza seed, 9c
lb. FOB. F. E. Bowen, Amer-
icus.

BEANS AND PEAS FOR
SALE

Freeze - proof worlds cham-
pion fruiter garden pea seed.
bunch var. 15 lbs.. $4.50 post-
paid. Mrs. T. T. Holloway,
Cobbtown. tS

Tender cornfield beens, 15c
cupful: 2 cups. 25c; white, black
eyed crowders. 6c lb.: large leaf
Sage plants. 3 for 25c. Add post-
age. Stamps accepted. Tamar
Teem, Talking Rock, _.

2 bu. Sveckled Crowders, $3
bu. or 10c Ib. in 10 Ib. lots or
ig G. T. Brown, Ball Ground

Good, sound, tender, frost-
proof English peas, 10c cupful.
Add postage. Bonnie Weeks,
| Dial. :

100 bu. purple hull speckled
peas 7c lb. not prepaid; also 5
bu. brown crowders, 6c lb. not
preveia All sound and weevil-
ree. Emma _ Ashley, Montrose.
Rt. 2, Box 65, a ee





a

seed, 15c cupful, Lillian Silv

large, sweet, $1.00 doz., 2 ap- |

Hamilton L. Hill, Newnan, c-O

Marlboro prolific pure seed |P

corn in shuck, 75c bu. of 80



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

Absolutely pure sound Co
peas, 1 lb., 25c; 2 lbs., 40c pe
paid. Earl S. Redwine. Mad

White half runner, -
garden beans, also white Sis
weeks beens, weevil-free, 3
lb. postpaid. Mrs. Gus Sosebe
Cleveland, Rt. 1. =

Texas crowders,
eating green and heavy |
50c quart. Mrs. Pearl Ad
Tallulah Falls. ae
25 bu. No. 1 Brabs, pic
without rain, $2.00 bu. F
$50.00 for lot. No small ord
J. L. Devidson, Bon Aire.
Seed beans, hand shelled,
tra early white garden be:
striped half-runner, few
brown cornfield. All sound
tra tender hull, 50c qt. 3!
Add 5c postage. Coin or moi
order. Mrs. N. B. Ove
Gainesville. Rt. 2. =
O-toc-tan soy beans, he
threshed and cleaned,
sound, pure, $3.50 bu, FO!
Garfield Hutchison, Willia

| son,

bu. FOB. O. L. Carter, Griffi
Ric: pose
25 Ibs., colored bunch bea
12%e lb. or exc. for anythir
ean us. Floyd Smith G
Ri. 4. See
40 bu. O-too-tan bean.
threshed, recleaned, sou!
dry, $3.50 bu. FOB. O.
ter. Griffin, Rt. C. :
White leather-britches
20c lb: speckled running butt
beens and white creaseb,
seed beans, Ea. 20c cupful,
postage. Dorothy Teem. Pi

ville. :
Tender hull salad Eng.

ers, Talking Rock Rt. 2. .
Tender hull salad Eng.
seed, 15c cupful; Colts foo
bunch, Exe. for white sac
ee Richards, Talking Ro
i 2 ae

PEANUTS AND PECA
FOR SALE |

Pecans, new crop, large,
shell, 7 Ibs., $1.00 del. to
zone. F. C, Garrett, Ft. Geine

Few nice pecans, Stewart
12%c lb; seedlings 8c lb. F
Stamps for sample. Mrs. |
Hester, Blakely. a

Pecan Meats, nice and cle
mostly Schleys, 42c lb. d
Ga. also whijte, black
Crowder peas, 6c lb. FOB;
bu. good, sound, Iron peas, $2.
bu. FOB. Johnie Normen Rich
land. Rt s

100 lbs. large Stewart pec
10c lb. FOB. No chks. Mr
J. Smith, Julliette Pe

Recleaned, No. 1 Spanish
nuts, 5c Ib,; also 1st yr. Di
Triumph cottonseed, $1.00
25 tons bright No. 1 pea
hay, del. in 6 or 7 ton lots.
M. Alexander, Arabi,

500 lbs. well filled Ste
pecans, new crop 12c lb.
Arthur Owen, Barnesvill
10 Ibs. Stewarts, 10c

Ee



Schleys; Dixie Triumph cof
seed 1st yr., ginned in O
ber 14 bale lot to keep t
ure. W. A. Sargent, Cord
306 5th Ave. . aS
Large, papershell pe
1941 crop, 10 Ib. in 100 lb.
FOB, Cash. Mrs. Alton Hy
Mershon, Rt. 1, Box 90.

FRUIT TREES FOR SAI

Fine raspberries, 3-% ft
ported bunch blackberri
Lutie, Alaska white an
cord grapes, 2 yr. vi
$1.00 doz; Celestial and I
Turkey 2-3 ft., 25c and 35c
Well rooted. C. M. Dwigh
Atlante, 1035 Capitol Av
3671. ae

Tung-oil trees 2 years ol
to 5 ft. high $1.50 dozen.
of 100 or more write for
G. R. Thigpen, St. Marys.

Plum trees. good size, $
dozen: will exchange for K
crowns or artichokes. M:
H. Boatright, Rt. 4, Alm

Scupperong black and
muscadines, turkey fi
and Richmond cherry,
Damson, red goose and apr
plums, hazlenut bush 10c e<
$1.00 dozen. Delivered. A.
Patterson; Waco. <6

Brown Turkey and white
$1.50 dozen; Celestial fi
dozen; Asparagus crowns, }

crowns $1.00 C., Luer



Soe

Plum-Blue Demson, Jap
Apricot, Red Goose, Bro
scuppernong, Black us
dine, black walnut, hazelnv
crabapple trees $1.00 doze
livered; well rooted
crowns 90c C., $6.00

_ Marcelle Patterson, R











PECAN AND OTHER
UIT TREES FOR SALE

Black scupperncngs, musca-
d@ines, apple rose, red and yel-
low June plums, hazelnut, crab-
~pple, raspberry crimson red
10 each, $1.00 dozen postpaid:
awberry plants 30c C. Josie
luggins, Rt: 2 Waco.
Black -everbearing mulberry
prouts 2-3 ft. 10c each, 5 ft.
each; will exchg. for guinea-
r will exchg. Sears-Roebuck
1940 hatch for 1 pair or
e. Mrs. Daniel McCook, RFD
ox 177, McIntyre. 2
scuppernongs,
ck, yellow end red June plus
pberry t0c each, $1.00 dozen:
| nice apple trees 25c each.
Seabron Huggins, Rt. 2, Waco.
Brown turkey fig. red goose,
lue damson, Japanese apricot
ms, white and bleck scup-
nong muscadine vines, Rich-
ond and May cherries. hazle-
(10c each, $1.00 dozen; Kud-
Zu crowns $5.00 M, all del. Ber-
tha Patterson, Rt. 2, Waco.
Leading var. apple and peach
ees 2 and 2 yr. 10 2nd 15
each; grape vines 2 yr. 10c ea.:
pear trees 3-4 ft. 25c each. pe-
can trees 3-4 ft. 75c each: straw-
Ty plants 50c. State insp..
ie to name. Postpaid. W. H.
exander, Cleveland.







uscadine, blue Damson, red
oose plum, apple sprouts, ha-

nut trees 10c each. $1.00 dozen:
drown fig 10c each $1.00 dozen,

z Patterson, Rt. 2. Waco.
artlett pear trees, 2% to 5 ft
HW. prices 25c to 35c each. Add
ostage or come for them. B. R.
av. Rt. 2, Culloden.
lack walnut, old fashioned:
ch, choice var., $1.00- doz.
ss $5.00 C. Blanche Wood-
f. Greenville.

each trees. all lead. var.,
te insp., guar. true to name.
.00 M: $5.00 C; 80c doz. R. A.
ravis. Riverdale.

Stete insp.. best var., Schley
pecan trees, 4-8 ft., 75c to $1.00
ea. FOB. M. M. Newsome. San-

ville

ew Fredonia grape. Fine,
ly, black var., larger than
1cord. 5 well rooted vines
paid in Ga, $1.00. Miller
mpson, Conyers. Box 136.

cuppernong vines, white and
ck. 10c ea.. $1.00 doz.: Con-
rd grepe. 20c ea. $1.20 doz.:
ultiplying nest onions. 50c gal.
londike strawberry plants 20c
$1.20 M. Add postage. No
ans. Marie Clackum. Waco,

e

own turkey figs, bronze



end Concord grapes, Each, 10c
2., $1.60 doz. No stamps. I pay
tage. Billie Chendler, Waco,

ead. var., apple and peach
S. 1 and 2 yrs. old 10c and
a.; grapevines, 2 yr. 10c
Premier strawberry plants.
_C; pecans. 3-4 ft 75c ea;
. 3-4 ft.. 25 ec. Postnaid.
H. Alexander, Cleveland.
urrant bushes. 1.2.3 ft. and
aalaya blackberry. 10c C.
$8.00 C: pomegranates, 25c ea.:
fay cherries, Horseanple. 1. 2.

t. 16c ea. All rooted. 50c or
re orders postpaid Josephine.
ey ,Mitchell.

Teading var.. apple, peach

















=e. some for a 250 can. In-
bator. T. M. Webb. Ellijay.

2 yr. old Tung Oi] trees. 10c
FOB. W J Josey .Fitzgerald.
udzu crowns. 50c C: $4.00
: bazlenut bushes. brown tur-
ee : May cherry
prouts. white or blerk scup-
pernong vines. 10c ea. $1.00 doz.
eJ]. Ruby Patterson. Waco. Rt.
Box 86.







POTATOES AND

bout 5 or 600 neads of nice
. collards, for sale to truck-
s at farm. T. H. Wilson, Uv-
da. Rt: 2, c-o Mrs. W. K. Ker-
es ;
50 bu. inspected P. R. sweet
statoes for seed, $1.50 bu.: 25
Wannamakers. ped. cotton-
. $1.00 bu. at my
yme. L. H. Calhoun. Baxley,
. 3, Box 109 (3. mi. South-
est of Pinegrove.)



FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE





Country cured, oak smoked
lams, 25c 1b.: Sides, 18c lb;
Shoulders. 15c lb. Guar. sound,



941 cured. FOB. R. C. Hurst.
eigs. RFD 2 : :
untry cured _ hickory



ked extra good sauszge, 30c





muine Blue stem wheat, good



tonseed, Ist yr., privately
med. recleaned, 1 1/16 in.
ple, 95c bu. Riley C. Couch,






dnesday, January 15,1941.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Bronze scuppernong, black |
elnut bushes. little black wal- :

dozen $2.50, 6 dozen $4.00 del. |

uppernongs, red June plums}

rders filled promptly; also/s

ss
Bees



MARKET BULLETIN

es

CATTLE FOR SALE



# fe a

Pure Cane Syrup, 6 No. 10
cans, $3.90; 12 No. 5 lb. cans,
$4.20; also old Runner peanuts,
$4.00 per 100 lbs. Malvin Col-
lins, Whigham.

A-1 grade pure Suger cane
syrup, 36 gal. bbls. $19.50; Cs.
6 - 10 Ib. $3.50; No. 1 grade in
bbls. $18.00 ea.; Brooks Co.
Smoked hams, 20c Ib. in 100 Ib.
lots. Lee Patrick, Quitman.



EGGS FOR SALE



- Purebred Jombo Light Brah-
ma eggs, $1.50 per 15. Gorden
Pace, College Park Rt. 1, Box
423: :

Purebred B. R. eggs from
strong, healthy stock, 75c per
setting or 2 for $1.25. Mrs. Will
Trimble, Adairsville.

Large White Pekin duck eggs,
70c doz. $5.00 C. del. None
shipped over 3 days old. J. O.
Mullis. Macon, Rt. 5.

Purebred Red Speckled Sus-
sex eggs, carefully packed, $1
per 15 PP. Mrs. Earl Wilson,
Gainesville Rt. 5.



|'HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Pure Ext. honey for sale or
trade for corn beens or hay. D.
M. Kirkland, Summertown.

Bright Gallberry ehunk, in
new containers, 6-5 lb., pails,
$3.55; 5 doz., 16 oz. glass jars,
$8.00. Exp, paid in Ga, Quality
iguar. Prompt shipment H. L.
|Hallman, Nahunta. P. O. Box 25.

18 stands of bees, 12 in pet.
gums, all in good shape. Sell or
swap for nice young pullets or
hogs. W. E. Payne, Enigma, Rt.
}

6 hives bees. Italian hybrids,
in 1% story frame hives. $3.00
ec. Jack Carswell, Zella.

Pure Ext. honey, gocd grade,
6-5 lb. cans, $3.00 FOB; 18-5
Ib. cans, $9.00 del. W. S. Bruce,
Bleckshear.

Ext honey. No. 2 grade in 5

6 - 10 lbs. FOB, $4.00; Cs. 12 -
5 lb... FOB, $5.00: -1 = 10 Ib:
postpaid, $1.10; 2 - 10 lb. post-
paid, $2.00. Sev. 50 gal. bbls.,
55c gal. in bbl. lots only. John
A. Crummey, Jesup, P. O. Box
117, ee

Fancy Gallberry comb, 1 - 10
lb. pail del. in Ga. $1.40; Cs.
6 - $6.00 FOB. New containers.
1940 crop. J. C. Jernigan Du-
pont, Rt ft, :

Sour wood honey, packed in
5 1b. pails, 15 Ib. del. Poplar
honey. 10c Ib. W. P. Clayton,
Quill.

New bee gums for new
swarms, with glass observation
and supers, for sale. I. A. Man-
ley. Decatur, 222 Lockwood
Terrace. 3

50 or more hives of bees in
good shape, cond. guar. for
sale. J. R. Duden, East Mecon.
501 Ft. Hill St.

Pure best Gallberry honey for
table use. 10 Ib. pails, 95c ea.;
Cs. 6 pails, $5.00 case. Send
shipping chgs. for all. Jim Pye,
Odum,



LIVESTOCK WANTED



HOGS WANTED:

Want small bone S. P. C. bred
gilt. Mrs. M. A. Ramsey, Quit-
man.

CATTLE WANTED:

Will feed and take good care
of cow for use of milk. At once.
| Mrs. E. Martin, Atlanta, 299
McDonough Boulevard.

Want reg., red Poll bull calf
or yeerling. good individual and
priced right for cash. Write full
particulars and price. C. R. La-
vender, Barnesville.

Want good young milch cow,
fresh or freshen in three months
of good stock and gentle. State
cash price and how to get to
your place. J. E. Meeks, Greens-
ville, Rt. 1.

Went raise calves, any breed,
Jersey, Guernsey or Beef type.
on 50-50 basis. Also want raise
baby chicks, any. breed, to 10
wks. old, on 50-50. Ernest Moye
Townsend. _

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED:

Trade good $125.00 value for
good, young mule or mare; al-
so have dried apples (free of
worms) for sale, 10e lb. or trade
for white feed sacks. R. &. Boat-
right, Washington, RFD 1.

Went buy a Jack. C. A. Sock-
well. Covington.

HEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want a good reg. Saanan doe.
Give ped. and full details; have
for sele a Nubian 6 mos. old |





buck (sire and dam reg.) $15.00.
Marion Morris, Douglasville.

and 10 lb. pails as follows: Cs. |

Very small heifer, J ersey

and Holstein Ziving 1 gal.,
fresh April, gentle, easily milk-

ed. (Ideal for smell family).
W. B. Hudgins, Flowery Branch
Rt. 1.

Jersey cow, fresh, first calf
(2 weeks old), reasonably pric-
ed. R. T. Danforth, Ben Hill,
Danforth Road.

2 young, reg. Guernseys, bull
and heifer. Both from best of
blood lines in fine shape, well
grown to age. Ernest: G. Ed-
wards. Bethlehem.

2 Extra fine, purebred reg..
Polled Hereford bulls. J. A.
Cason, Barnesville.

1 good Jersey cow, fresh i
with heifer eclf, $50.00. J. B.
Miller, Woodland.

Extra good Jersey cow (calf
1 mo. old, Jan. 10th), for sale.
tee J. D. Glaze, Stone Min...



A 17 mos. old, purebred, sub.
to reg., Jersey bull, for sale.
William Camp, Jonesboro.

Reg. Polled Hereford bull,
3 yrs. old, wt. about 1100 Ibs:
also reg. Polled Hereford bull,
about 1400 Ibs. tO YVES- O16:
Thomas C. Wylly Tennille. ~

Sev. definitely purebred
Hereford bulls, 18 mos. old and
under, reasonz bly priced.
Would exec. one. Also unmixed
Stoneville 2-B cottonseed,
$2.50 CWT. S. L. Thornton,
Dewyrose, Rt. 1. ;

8 yr. old cow, very gentle,
no bad habits, freshen last of
this or Ist of next month (good
butter and milk cow with pro-
per care), $30.00 cash. Mrs. J.
W. Patterson, Helena (near
Pecan plant). :

4 yr. old Jersey cow fresh
en Ist of February, 2nd calf;
will give 3 or 3% gal. < day.
W. M. Hill, College Park, Rt.
1. (Redwine Koad.)



HOGS FOR SALE



19 pigs 46 to 60 Ibs., $3.00 to
$4.00 ea.; 4 shoats, 100-150 Ibs.,
$5.00 and up; 3 bred sows,
$12.50 up; Exec. for seed peas.
any var. Biloxi and Velvet
beans, corn, 2 h. cultivator,
good cond., or anything can
use. L. G. Walker, Frenklin,
Rt. 1 :

Fine P. C. sow and 7 fine
pigs for sale. E. L. Kelly, Riv-
erdale. Rt. 1. :

Ped. (with papers) Berkshire
Pigs, 8 wks. old, best blood
lines; 3 litters to pick from.
Either sex, $5.00 ea. Jason A.
Tuggle, Chamblee, Rt. 2, 4820
Highpoint Road.

Several 30-45 lb. shoats, als
6-8 wks. old pigs, at Farm. No
shipments. No checks. M. T,
Bryson, Greensboro. Rt. 3. .

1 purebred big bone Blue
Guinea bred gilt, 8 mos. old,
wt. 150-Ibs. (finest of the breed)
$18.00 <t barn. Trade for small
heifer. S. K. Walden, Harlem,
Rt. 2. :

5 S. P. C. male pigs, best of
blood line, 4% mos. old, $8.00
ea. reg. buyers name. Raymon
W. Oniff, Summit, Rt. 2.

Durocs May Orion Cherry
King gilts, blocky, easy feed-
ers dbl. treated, reg. buyers
name. P. C. Herod, Kathleen.

Big bone black P. C. pigs,
boars, gilts. Wt. about 90 Ibs.,
dbl. treated, reg. buyers neme,
$10.00 ea., FOB. Roy S. Hick-
man, Hiltonia.

3 P. C. and big bone Guinea
hogs, 7 wks. old, $3.50 ea. at
my place. Avery Weeks, Dial.

S. P. C. boars and gilts, from
World Champion stock, Reg.
buyers name, cholera immuned
$15.00 ec. D. T. Lee, Dawson.

Purebred S. P. C. boar and
gilt pigs, also fine gilts, bred
and ready to be bred. World
champion blood lines: Prices
reasonable. E. K. Overstreet,
| Sylvania.



HORSES AND MULES.
FOR SALE



Mule, cow and young calf,

| 2 large, fat hogs, 4 shoats and

4 pigs at my place, reesonable.
z . N. Wilkins, College Park, Rt.

Shetland ponv gentle (safe
for children), $40.00. B. M.
Moore, Tallulah Lodge. .

10 high class farm mules, for
sale. J. S. Collier, Barnesville.

Nice 4 yr. old, deep bay stal-
lion, good blood, Ga. raised.
$200.00 E. C. Duvell, Greens-
boro, Rt. 1. : .

1400 lb. red mare farm mule
extra good shape, $100.00 cash
at my farm. S. O. Chapman.
- 855 Rosedale Ave., S.



son. Ringlets. Jno.
| Ma: tin.

' HORSES AND MULES
~ FOR SALE



An outstanding, 7 yr. old
grey percheron stallion, wt.
1600 lbs., 16 hends, 2 in. high,
81 in. heart girth. Price reas-
'onable. Trade for cattle. Ben
|F. Powell, Lyerly Rt. 2.

1 plug mule for sale,Snuter.
Jas. H. Linn, Rydal.

1 Shetland pony for sale.
Mrs. Chas. E. Futeh, Hahira.

Pair extre nice mares, com-
ing 4 yrs. old, wt. 1150 and
1250 lbs.; good qualities, broke
to plow (2 horse) and wagon,
well built (make fine brood
mares), $300.00 cash or take
pair 900 or 1000 lb. well built
mules on deal. Roy B. Young.
Doraville. Rt. 1.

Good mule, about 800 lbs.,
eround. 12 yrs. old, $50.00.
Trade for cows, yearlings, or
corn. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavon-
ja REA:



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



1 pure Nubian milk goat,
fresh Feb. 6th, also young Tog-
genburg, freshen in April,
$40.00 for both. D. A.
Austell. d

Booking orders for reg. pure
bred Toggenburg kids for Feb-
ruary delivery. Quality breed-
ing from best milk lines: At
Stud, reg. purebred Tog. buck.
Fee $5.00 for purebreds; $3.00
for grades. Warren Rollins, At-
lanta, 349 Murray Hill Ave..
N. E., De 6912.

Free buck service by most
outstanding Toggenburg pure-
bred buck in the South, Sir
Roderick, No. T-2678, with ec.ch
order placed for a purebred
1941 doe or buck kid. This of-
fer for limited time, since will
only be able to make a few
more bookings for these choice
kids. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93
Warren St. N. E., De5140.

At stud, reg. purebred Nu-
bian buck, N-2396, A. G.-S.,
with attractive breeding and
appearance. Fee, $5.00 for
purebreds; $3.00 for grades.
Earl S. Redwine, Madras.

Choice French Alpine buck,
{20 mos. old, naturally butt-
heeded good size, proven sire
and mother of a 4-qt. and more
first freshening. For best cash
money order. E. G. Wood, Ce-
dartown, Rt. 2





POULTRY FOR SALE

BANTAMS:

6 Golden Sebrights, 5 hens
and rooster $7.00 not postpaid;
Exe. fine, 20 Ib. April hatch
turkey gm. M. B. Bailey, Bu-
chanan, Rt. 2.

Fancy Show stock bantams,
Golden and Silver Sebrights,
light Brahmas. No culls. Entire
lot of Miss Cerlie Kemp (de-
ceased) for immediate sale.
Stamped envelope for reply. J.
W. Hardage, Atlanta, 754 Pel-
ham St. N. W.

3 purebred Golden Sebright
hens, 75c ea., or trade for 3
White Pekin ducks; 1 purebred
Chinchilla buck rabbit, $1.00
eash. B. H. Holsomback East
Point. 302 So. Herris St.:

10 purebred Golden Sebright
Feb. 1940 hatch cockerls, for
sale. Mrs. J. B. Carmichal, At-
lanta, Rt. 8, Box 505.

Bantam hens, 60c ea. Exc. pr.
or guinea pigs for pr. rabbits.
Last heuse on No.- Hightower
Road. J. Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7.

I trio Golden Sebrights, $5.00;
black breested red modern
game bantams, $5.00 pr.; black
saddle fantail pigeons, $2:50 pr.
Dr. M. L. Arnau Savannah, 221
E. 49th St.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

White Ply. Rock pullets, lay-
ing, $1.00 ea., lots of 10 or more;
want 6 White Pl. Rock roost-
ers. Mrs. L. W. Seago. Pine-
hurst. ;

10 AAA purebred White Rock-
hens end rooster, $8.00. Mrs.
ee G. Roberts, Suwanee,

tai:

3 purebred B. R. roosters, Ap-
ril hatch, $1.00 ea. Add post-
age; Eggs $1.00 for 15: 9 gui-
nea hens and rooster to exc. for
10 W. L, hens: 2 large Pekin
drakes, 75c ea. or swap 1 for
duck hen, April hatch. Mrs.
Roxie Robinson. Bowdon, Rt. 3.
40 AAA B. R. hens, laying
and 3 roosters. $1.25 ea.: also
500 bu. dry slipped shuck corn.*



75 bu. FOB: Clinton H. Hart-
ley. Bertow. ae
Barred Rocks: 18 mos. old

cock, $4.00; cockerels. $2.00 ea.:

hens 12-18 mos., $1.50 ea. 10
for $12.50; pullets, $1.00 ea. 10
for $9.00. All purebred. Thomp- |
A, ee



A. Bagley, +

|Roundhead cocks 1 end 2







































































































lets, beginning to lay, $1.
Mrs. J. T. Holland, Spa
1

\15 Dark Cornish pullets,
ea. 5 cockerels, $1.25 ea.
only. Mrs. Ruby Poole,
mart, Rt. 3.

6 Dark Cornish Yr, old |
large type, $1.00 ec.; 1 roo
$1.25. Mrs. Ben Screen, P

Large type Dark Corr
Spring 1940 hatch cock, $3.00:
that is half Bull Dog str., $.
Eggs, $1.20 per 16 prepaid
for 32. Want pr. puddle di
and 6 W. L. 1940 hatch he:
O. Sikes, Sylvester. te

1 purebred Cornish Indi
rooster, 2 other roosters, 1
hatch, also 10 hens half g
end half B. R., $1.00 ea
B. H. Osborn, Roy. :

Purebred Dark Cornish a

GAMES:

Pit game stags, 1940 A
the kind that win. Sat. gual
priced right. Write.
Westmoreland, Tocoa, Rt.

Sev. Doms and Jarret

old, $5.60 ea. exp. collect.
Lawrence, Clarkesville, Rt.

GIANTS:

*

9 White Giant pullets
rooster, April hatch, extr
$10.00. Mrs. Steve Gray. |
Ta, Rte 2 4

.Fine Royal purple J. B. G
roosters, $1.75 ea. del. at dep:
eggs, $1.00 per 15 plus posta
ee Mattie Simpson, Weve

all. me

HAMBERGS:

2- hens now laying and
males, Silver Spangled Ha
bergs. Sell or trade. W. D. Wes
brook, Tucker.

LEGHORNS:

25 W. L. hens around yr.
the big kind, healthy, ae






















































ing, 65c ea. S. C. Johnson. |
houn 141 W. Line St.

Cooper, Stockbridge, Reet

7 W. L. roosters, 10 mos o
(all from hen who lai: 316 eggs)
$i 5 ea. FOB. G. L. Stripling
Maton. Rt. 3. a

20 B. L. now laying pu
2 reosters, Maret: natch, ,
giade, $26.00 pius trans.
or Live after. Mrs . E.:

Ta'king Rock, Rt Box

Hs: an S.C. W. 1. coskere
frem oC dbl. p2d. mating, $
ea TCE F.B. Boh en Ma

AAA W. L. 100 ea. April pr
lets znd 100 hens, laying g
ae ea. L. L. Cartee, Mettet

31 W. L. hens, about 18 mos
old 75c ea at home cr FOB
Through molting and laying 5
per cent. Mrs. E. H. Roberts
Atlanta, 1076 Lawtza Ave,

Some fine Brown |... ec
els, $1.00 ea. R. C.
Ashburn. pts

Yr. old W. L. hens 50c ea
ne J.G Ginn, Washington i, Ss

MINORCAS:

Purebred Golden Buff Mino
ca hens <znd_roosiers, 19
hatch, $1.00 ea. lots of 10: <in
rooster, $1.50; eggs, $1.00 set-
ting del. Mrs. C. H. Ward,
airsville, Rt 1. Fo

12 Buff Minorca hens, A
quality healthy, $1.00 ea.
exp. chgs. Mrs. Lucille Gre
Eatonton.

MISCELLANEOUS

CHICKENS:

9 fat friers, 50 ea. or
for 100 lbs. Va. bunch and r
ner seed peanuts or 1 Ib. |.
ver., wilt-resistant tomato see
I. H. Anderson, Alma, Rt, 4

ORPINGTONS:

AAA Buff Orp, hens, 4 to
Ibs., 1939-40 hatch, $1.00-$2.

















Rt J =:
18 mos. uld Buff Orp. roo.
er, 5 Cornish and W. L. cross
(white) cockerels, 4 mos. 0
$1.00 ea.; 4 Speckled ei i
roosters, 4 and 9 mos old
. J. Morris, Moi
















ea, Mrs. W
Rt. 4. = ss 3

2 extra fine, bloodytested
Buff Orp. roosters, for broeding,
he ea. Joel M. Bobo H

























POULTRY FOR SALE



and 40 pater B. O. hens

- ar 25 ea.; cocks, $1.00-

4 April, and 10 June

0 ateh, 85c ea. Roverta Mc-

urebred White Crested
ck Polish hens _nd roosters,
a. Bob H. Elliott Mil-

96 White quail, selected
or immediate del. 1-2
-pr.; 3-5 pr. $3.50 pr.:
305" pr. Guar. healthy
1 ock and live del. Geo.
lliams, Hamilton.

NEW HAMPSHIRES
HODE ISLANDS)

surebred N. H. Red April

ckerels, prize winners

ite Breeders contest, $1.50

. T. Muxzphy, Jr., Black-
4 Strickland Ave.

Red pullets <t 8 wks.

n 280 egg hens, 75c ea.

lift Flowery Branch,

. P. N. H. Red 8 mos.
erels, $2.50 ea.- 5-10
pods 50 ea. Exc. for. yel-
corn. Mrs. R. J. Fleming,
in on, Rt. 2:

dN H. Red. 2 yr. old
cockerels, eee 00 or $1.00
J no. . Underwood,

a Red April adie:
aying, $1.00 ea. Exc. for
type Cornish pullets: 4

Dark Cornish cock-
. 1940 hetch, $1.50.
Minnie Malphus, Tuscu-

ne Cc I. Red hens,

ng Buf Orp. pullets.

o lay, $1.00 ea. Mrs. C.
ar r, oe

oe

er G. H. Winburn_
ie (632 W. SS

ee AAA Speckled

March hatch, now levying

=o: roosters, $15.00. or
a. postpaid. Must sell at
ee. for cash. : Mrs. H: B.
y. Jr., Eastman, Rt. 1.

GUINEAS. GEESE
Ere FOR SALE:

allard ducks, about Yr.
ae FOB. Walter Har-
ker, Elberton, Rt. 6.
, wt. 16 lbs. Sell or
for turkey hen. Devens
Cataula.

1940 hatch White Pekin
= 2 hens, $4: 00; or $1.00
OW lis rooster, 18 mos.

AA,
Gilstrap, Altc.

3 lb. Bronze tom, $3.50

L. Morgan. Clyo. Rt. 2.

purebred M. B. Toms

Lbs... $4.00; 18-22 = lbs-

FOB. Lester McCrary,

: hens. $3.00 ea.: 4

saACLres, -

bloodtested. $1.50.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
AND DUCKS FOR SALE:

20 solid white Muscovey
ducks, full grown, now le ying.
$1.00 and $1.50 ea. respective-
ly. Drakes wt. 8-10 lbs. U. L.
oe Atlanta, Rt. 8, Box

Pure Bronze, 18 toms and 22
hens, 20c Ib. on yard. No -chks.
Amos Graham, Greenville, a 2

Giant Copperback . M
tom, wt. between 40 a ae
most old, $10.00: 3 hens 20 tbe
2=yis- old. $5.00 ea.; 3 young
hens, 12-14 lIbs.. $3.00 ea. John
McNeely, JE; Bartow.

Big bone Gie nt Bronze toms.
out of eggs ee $30.00 doz-
en $10.00 ea. L. J. Ellis. Cum-
ming.

10 White African guineas, $8

tor $1.00 ea.: 3 pr. pure Mallard

ducks $5, 00, or $1.00 ea. 1 real
large boxwood and 2 ornamen-
tal cedars, reasonable, Mrs. D.
A. Pope, Tellapoosa.

40 black and white Muscoveys
$1. 00 ea. exe. for young milch
cow, Guernsey or Jersey. not
less 1% gal. Also have 50 W. L.
hens, 1 and 2 yrs. old. 75c ea.
or exc. for corn. Mrs. W. R.
Gibson, Waynesville.

12 purebred White Affican
guineas, 75c ea. if taken at once.
ay: Cesk Black, The Rock,

12 Blue Guineas 40c ee. FOB.
50c ec. del. Mrs. M. W. Chance,
Bartow.

4 Bronze yr. old gobblers, and
3 young hens, lay soon, 20 ea.
exp. collect: also 20 head pig-
eons, 20c ea. No chks. Mrs. W.
S. A. Beckworth, Baxley, Rt. 2.
_ 3 Bronze toms for breeding,
for sale. Apply. J. M. Hertz.
Alamo,

Ed Cobb Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Fine M. B. turkeys for breed-
ers. not related. $10.00 trio. Mrs.
C. A. Rowell, Albany. Rt. 3.



FARM PARTNER
WANTED



Want farm partner, one who
cen and will furnish eapital
and tractor equipment, for 135
I have good land and
labor. See or write. Ban. Day,
Quitman, Rt. 4.

Want partner in stock and
poultry farm, or will furnish
wire houses and land. Come
and see. Mrs. Ire Boatright,
Alma, Rt. 4. $



FARM HELP WANTED

Want good all round Black-
smith, Shoer- and wheelwright
combination man, for regular
job. State age. exp., etc. Boozer
need not <pply. J, J. Jordan,
Dublin. :
_ Want neat, country woman
to live as one of family of 3.
private room znd small salary.
E. D. Taunton, Macon Rt.

Want unencumbered, white
woman for light farm work.
no field work. Live as one of
family and small salary. Prefer
near Atlanta, so can come after.
Write at once. W. W. Smith,
Smyrna, Rt. 1. Z

Want colored man for wages:

use 2 wage hands part time.



House available et once. J. R.
Sloan, Pelham, Rt. 1.

2 White Pekin ducks. 50c ea. |

| Write.

wife for light farm work. Could



FARM HELP WANTED

Want man for farm and mill
work on shares. Must be able

cept team of mules; elso farm-
ing implements for rent to right
party. Max Yugar,. Pittsburg.

40 for farm work. Must be
exp., raising fruits and veget-
ables, able work and hendle la-
bor and operate tractor. Month-
ly salary and new house to live
in. J. C. Stroud, Colennee. P::
O= Box=12:

Want reliable, ~ middicaved
woman to live with elderly wo-
men and do light farm work,
see after few chickens but no
cows or field work. Write at
onte. Mrs. Ida Mainor, Tifton..

Want 1 h. farmer on 50-50
basis. Furnish work until farm-
ing time, and. groceries. 5 A.
cotton allotment; also want re-
liable girl to live in home end
help with light farm work.
Mrs. J. O. Lunsford, Talking
Rok RE d.

Want reliable party good 2
or 3 horse farm, on 3rds and
4ths or standing rent. Good
house; near school bus line;
close to school and market. Ot-
to Garner, Lilburn, Rt. 1.

Went young woman or or-
phan girl to live in home (fam-
ily of 4) and help with light
farm work. Small salary. Write
Mrs. B. H. Rich,-Mt. Airy.
Want 2 h, farmer, 17% A.
cotton, house of 3 large rooms
and hall, 2 porehes (2 fire
places). Good lend, stock, tools,

well in yard; bus and mail by |5

door. Must finance self until
start crop. Will hire some help
by mo. or day. White or color-
ed. No drunkard. W. T. Moores
head Statham.

7

Want middleaged, nice, un-
encumbered, relic ble white wo-
man with references, to live as
one of small family for good
home.and small pay. Light farm
work, no field. work. Mrs. H.
O. McCain, Atlanta, 216 Mer-
ritts Ave., N. E.

Want healthy, middlezgd,
unencumbered woman for light
farm work no field work, but

ary, room and board. Ref. exch.
Mrs. D. A. Pope, Buchanan.
Want settled mzn to do farm
work. Board, laundry and very
small salary. Whiskey drinker
need not apply. Miss Lizzie
Walden, Vienna, Rt. 4.

colored, 30-40 yrs., to tend 20
A. truck erops, on 50-50 basis.
Mrs. Fannie Gurley. Axson.

Want man and wife with own
mule to tend 1 horse crop. Live
in home. Write or see. Mrs. A.
L. Sheriff Palmetto.

Want man with own stock to
cultivate 2 h. crop. Close to
church and school bus line, al-
so necr town of
Minard Osborn,
ton. (Hall County.)

Want good man, 25-35, who
knows how to plow and dont
mind it. with good references
and no bad habits. $12.00 to
$13.00 mo., board and laundry.
John. L. Bennett, Screven, Rt.
2 Box -31.

Want refined, white woman.
(elderly preferred), for light
ferm work, no field work. Good
ref. Mrs. W. L.. Hammond, Bre-
men, Star Rt.

Want good man for 1 ous

Bell-



move self, Apply.

Cc. D. Stall-
ings, Douglasville.

furnish self and everything ex-_

Want white married man, 36-:

J.

1 cow to milk. Reasonable sal- |

Want farm hend, white or |

Clermont...

crop. 50-50 basis. Able feed and.

FARM HELP WANTED

.

Want settled, colored woman
to live on place and do light
farm work, no field work. Room
board and small salary. Dr. R.
D. Stallings, Atlenta, 2304 Bou-
levard Granada, Rt. 4. ~

Went white woman, 45-50
yrs. of age, for light farm work,
no field work. $1.50 week and

1249 Westmont Road.

Want country raised, unen-
cumbered. white woman, 30-45

field work. $2.00 week, and
home (private room) with man
and wife. Mrs. Geo. Orr, Ac-
worth, Rt. 2.

Want men around 40 yrs. of
age, to help work 1 horse crop,
2 in family. W. D. Souda
Canon, Rt. 2.

Want reliable man to help
with Nursery. I furnish land
and other party trees and
plant. See or write proposition.
J. R. Smith, Manassas Rt. 2.

Want good, settled women to
live in home (2 in family), and
help with light farm work, no
field work. Some salary. Mrs.
Cc. A. Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt. 1.

Want family, white or colored
with 1 or 2 plow boys, for wag-
es and patches. W. M. Baker,
Molena.

Want good, seine fe rmer
for 1941, white or. colored.
Work 10 acres in cotton extra
good. land and house; conven-
jent to church and school. 50-
50 basis. Come or write at once.
O. Lummus, Covington, Rt.

Want middleaged man and
wife for gen. farm work. Good
house and place for gerden.
Reasonable salary. Good
church. Electricity. M. M. De-
Bardelaben, Ellenwood, Rt. 1.

Want settled, strong, middle-
aged, white women for light
farm work. 3 cows to milk, but
no field work. $3.00 week and
board. Mrs. Thos. E. Casey, St.
Marys.

Want reliable farm hand,
single, or man and wife. Live
in house with owner or separate
house. Good weges. J. H. Lon-
gino Covington. Rt. 4.

Want white woman, 25-45,
for light farm work, no field
work. Good _ home: (2 only in

Dont apply if have a_ child.
Mrs. Wallace P. Thatcher,
Chicamuga, Rt.- 2.
Want man for either 1 or 2
h. farm, 50-50 besis. Prefer one
ean furnish or help run self.
Good 4 R. house, out-bldgs..
near church, on bus route;
plenty wood. water, fine, large
pasture with plenty water for
stock. Mules and plow tools
furnished. Partly fine bottom
land. M. BE. Adams Haddock.
Rt=1,-Box. 415.

Want refined, middleaged,
white women for light farm
work, no field work. Healthy,
unencumbered, able to do work.
Board and small salary. Fur.
ref. Write for full particulars.
Mrs. J. H. Johnson. Gainesville,
Rt 3 Box 1445

Want reliable. white woman
for gen. light farm work, no
fi Id work: Reesonable salarv
a d room and board. Mrs. S.
A. Ginn Covington. Phone 98.

Want good.. honest, single
man, no bad habits. 30-40 years
old to work on 1 horse crop.
$15.00 mo.. board and laun-
dry. Write or come 2t_once. Al-
ton Deane Broxton, Ais



home. Jack Kennedy, Atlanta,

help with light farm work, no;

family) p,rivate room, salary..

selary. Mrs. R.

ily, to work by day; d
farm work in the fields
ton, peanuts, corn other
J. H. Leverett, Parro
Want <. married man
high school education, to
in ee L, G. Haskell,



POSITIONS WAN?



Middleaged man want

groceries and probably th
Farmed <1] life, Well exp.
ing to work. d-
to live in. H.
ter: spices ee
Want job on farm o1
State details and what wi
A. T. Davis, Waycross, 2
abella St. o
Want light ferm work
field work. with christian

and wife (no childre

room and board. No mi
Mrs. Hope Evans, Silver
care Rt. 1. care Lillie
Middleaged christian
wants job light farm -
field work. Mrs. M.
Rome, 306 So. Mclin St.
Want job operetin
or truck on farm. 15 yrs.
in driving and upkeep of .
Sober and honest. Anywh
Ga. Have to be mov
ref. W. C. McCullough Ala
Ri2.
2 brothers, 16 and 1
job together on farm.

truck, car and gen. farm

for good home and reasoneb
wages. Bob and Roy Staph
Atlanta, 433 Capitol Av
Want job as Supt. o
Stock Farm. Well exp., al
of farming and stock: on >
l] life. W. E. Herring, Fo:
Rt. i

Want job as Cetin Mi
erator, also exp. in cotto
mechanical work of al!
carpenter, etc. Single. Go

ta, 813% Bankhecd Ave., _
old christian
woman wants gen. ligh
work, no field work, fo
with good people and
week salary. Erma Lee
Moultrie, care H. A. O

45 yr. old unencu
woman wants job ligh
work, for home in famil:
not over 2, and $2.00
S. Allen
Rt. 3. care W. H. Renfroe.
Middleaged, refined wx
desires light farm w
field work, with elderly
only. Mrs. Sarah Todd,
tion City: Rt dee

Uiaencumbered white wo
wants light farm work.
field work. $3.00 we
board. Write. Mrs. Pina
Decatur, Rt. 1. ;

Want light ferm,
work, for home for sel
yr. old daughter. and sma
ary. Mrs. Ruby Waters
ta. 483 Capitol Ave..

Want light farm wor
field work, for home an
salery. 50 yrs. old. Mrs. Ji
Pyren.. Palmetto. Rts
a Re-Clark. ee

Want a 2 horse
cotton allotment on-

plenty of anaes dee
preferred. E. L. Hack
Mtn. RFD 1.



_ MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

boa Moe ee Prices [a Points mentioned) oo 13; 1941,
Atlanta









ns, Se 3





Roosters, Lb



























roe "Potatoes, per 100 Lbs.
Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs







-1.25-1.50
1.00-1.25

els Subject. to Variation.



ope

Seed For Sale
Corn and Seed
Grain and Hay

Cottonseed For
Beans and Peas

Syrup For Sale .

Hogs For Sale

Peanuts and Pecans For Sale.

Peean, Other Fruit Trees For Sale_
Potatoes and Vegetables For Sale
Fresh and Cured ieee For Sale.

Eges For Sale Tas

- Honey Bees, Bee Supplies 3 or Sale
- Livestock Wanted _ ee
Cattle For Sale 2

INDEX

Piants 2 OF Soles

Core Ror. Gale
For Sale.

oe ee ne
For Shia oe Toe 6

TEES

a



aie White, Ber 100 Lbs.. Horses and Mules For Sale Bets 7

Sheep and Goats For Sale ik
ePouliry, Wor: Sale. <2 Oo eee
Hatm Parther Wanted. == =
Farm Help Wanted... 2 oe
Positions -Wanted..2 =
Market Report



15.00-16.00

11.00-12.00

_ 65.00

_ 32.00

31.00

29.00
7.70









al T per cent, Ton__
No. ab, per Cwt. .