DEPART MENT TOM oe AGRICULTURE oon M pen ao VOLUME 24. NE a Tom uae _ We urge our farmers and others interested in agriculture. act immeuiately in an effort to secure an amendment to the Price Control Bill now before Congress. This bill if passed in its esent form will seriously affect every farmer in the nation. se read the letter reproduced below from the National As- ation of Commissionrs, Secretaries and Directors of Agri- ure and follow their suggestion in order that this bill may be ended before passage. Dont delay, wire your Senator and ongressman at once. 8 ATIONAL ASSOCIATION COMMISSIONERS, SECRETARIES. AND DIRECTORS OF AGRICULTURE. January 3, 1942. RALEIGH HOTELW ASHINGTON, D. C. "0 ALL FARMERS AND FARM LEADERS. TTENTION PLEASE! Adequate production of agricultural products ig as neces-_ for winning the war as adequate manufacture of planes, nks, and other war implements. American farmers do not. nt to make any profit out of our countrys war needs. Amer- | farmers are eager to produce the necessary crops to make -e that America wins the war. This ay cannot do on present rity formula. Under the Price Couto) Bill now pending in the Senate, e recommend prices of farm products will be based on parity etermined by the Secretary of Agriculture. Parity prices as now determined by the Secretary of Agri- lture are entirely too low. They do not represent actual par- It is imperative that the Congress exempt agricultural Fresh Fruits and Vegetables - January 2, 1942 ATLANTA Sans Wendy: per bu. hprs. _$1.50-$2.00 ollards, per doz .85- .60 Mushrooms, 1-lb. cartons 30-3 .35 Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs 40- .50 Peas (Green), per bu. hprs 2.25= 2.50 Turnips (Bunched), per doz. bunches .20- .50 rhnip Salad. per bu. hprs : = .25- .40 ground and very active. eee intel true antlers prices a present conditions determined by the Secretary of Agriculture. Powerful influences are behind this bill. They are on t Unless you and others in your state who are interested in agriculture take immediate and positi -action to get your views before your Senators and Congressmen, it will be too late to avoid disastrous effects of unfair pri control on American agriculture. Please wire your Senators, We suggest the following fo covering the situation clearly in a few words: 110 percent parity stipulated in price-control pill does not represent true parity. Bill should be amended and prices increased to permit production under existing con- ditions. Production cost in 1942 will be much ae than ee s . Very sincerely yours, HARRY D. WILSON, President: TOM LINDER, Commissioner Southern Association, ms of. Agriculture and Member Commissioners of Agriculture, Parity Committee. 5 State of Louisiana. State of Georgia. ee R, A. TROVATTEN, H. K. THATCHER, Pro National Association, : Director Agricultural and Commissioners of Agriculture. Industrial Commissioner. State of Minnesota. State of Arkansas. President, Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets - January 2, 1942 26Cordele__._- : See 29Sylvester / December 30Arlington December 30Cario Ss - 9.30. PER Cwr. oe -$9. 67 - 9.25. - 9.30 _ December December 30Macon 9.50- 9.75 | 30Nashville ie 2 eee 9.00 December December December 31Albany TOP FED CATTLE December 26Cordele December 29Sylvester December 30Arlington __ December 30Cairo- Ee December 30Macon December 30Nashville December 31Albany MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB Points Mentioned) - Eggs quoted below are for GEORGIA, GRADE A, WHITE EGGS. Grade B and Grade C eggs are quoted 2 to 5c below these quotations. _.' .386- Eggs, Medium, Grade A, Doz. ase > .30- Eggs, Smal Grade A, Doz. 0 -28< lens, Col., 4% Ibs. $9 Aes se l8= Hens, Leghorn, lb. l5~ Roosters, Ib. : : -10- Stags, lb, 12- Friers, tb. -18~ Ducks, lb. Geese, Ib. apons, lb. ntry butter, best table, Ib. ield peas, mixed, bu. Field peas, not mixed, bu. Ear Corn (80 Ibs; to bu. ), bu. Shelled corn, bu. Oats, bu. eWeat, DU: Sweet potatoes, Per 100 me abbage, (Green), Per 100 Ibs. Cabbage, (White), Per 100 Ibs. Atlanta 40 35 30 20 | 18 12 15 | 20 12} 124 January 2, 1942. Always subject to variation. . Augusta Columbus 20- .35 40- . INDEX .28- .2o-. - 25- : 30- Flowers and Seed for Sale wn D8 kR S| .20- 18- Flowers and Seed Wanted . 17- 13- Special..Notice .10- = .10- Second: Hand Machinery 14-. : 16- I Incubators and Brooders Wanted 5 21- : . Incubators and Brooders for Sale 5 15- . Plants for Sale- 15- 2 . Pecan and Other Fruit Trees 22- : Fi for Sale eS ae _5- 6 24< Seed for Sale Beans and Peas for Sale 6 Cottonseed for Sale Corn and Seed Corn for Sale __.6 et Grain and Hay for Sale... __6 Peanuts and Pecans for Sale 6 Tobacco for Sale Honey Bees and Bee Supplies __6 Fresh and Cured Meats 6 Syrup for Sale . ay Eggs for Sale Hay, No. 1, Peavine, per ton y, No, 1, Peanut, per ton anish peanuts, No. -1; Ton, (Del. Shelling Plant) ttonseed (Prime) $56.00 ton in car _ lots FOB Shipping Point _..-16.00-17,.00 -._- 1 0.00-12.00 } - . $105- $110 15.00-17.00 Fruits and Vegetables for Sale . 8 8.00-10.00 Miscellaneous Wanted __..-___6 Livestock for Sale Ses Livestock Wanted ee Poultry For Sale ae -Poultry Wanted ton. ed meal, 8 per cent ss 45.0 00- 2.00~ Positions Wanted _ GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN _ Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re- peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. _ Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing nore than 30 words including name and address. _ Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bulletin. am Published Weekly at. 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. By Department of Agriculture _ Tom Linder. Commissioner Executive Office. State Capitol, Atlanta. Ga. Publication Office 14-212 Pace St., Covington, Ga Editorial and Executive Offices State Cargtol. Atlanta. Ga. Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of - Market, 222 State Capitol, : Atlanta, Ga. Entered as second class matter _ August 1, 1937, at the Post Office at Covington, Georgia, under Act ; of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act = October 8. 1917, TOM LINDER- PIVESTOCK IN GEORGIA wv Bebrvts possesses the natural conditions to eke it one of the leading states in the Production of live- oe Duree ye last fo years coach progress has been made along this line. Georgia has received much unfavorable criticism from figures purporting to show that Georgia does not produce more than a nominal per cent of the livestock and livestock pro- ducts which it consumes. : The actual situation is bad. enough, but these _figures have been largely misleading. ; These figures are made up to show only that part : of the livestock and livestock products which miove through commercial channels. They do not take into ee meat, lard, etc., which is produced and consumed on the farms. However, there is no reason why Georgia should not be entirely self-sustaining in producing its own meat, but also we should be able to sell beyond the/& boundaries of the state enough livestock and livestock products to make that one of our principe money |. crops, a The production of livestock in Georgia has been 2 greatly benefitted by the establishment of livestock auction sales in strategic points over the state. | These livestock auction sales are in their infancy & and, of course, have their own problems to solve. ee One of the great problems of auction sales is the prevention of the spread of contagious diseases. Where large numbrs of hogs are brought to- gether in common pens, there is always the practical certainty of exposure to contagious disease. When the hogs are sold for iiGedihte plaeentey _ this is not important. Where brood sows and feeder shoats are sold at auction sales and then carried back to the farm without being treated for the prevention of con- _tagious diseases, there is the certainty that large numbers of them will die from diseases contracted in me auction pens. . Ihave recently had a cee with the operators 2 of auction sales, county agents, vocational agricul- tural teachers, and farmers, to discuss the practical means and methods of eliminating, in so far as pos- sible, this hazard, == Tf all animals sold to be returned to farms should be dipped and treated for contagious disease, this | bushes; pine, 80c doz. sweet shrub, 4 var. | bud, cherry Jaurel, 25 ea.; FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE | All col. Chrysanthemums, 30c doz.; Well rooted Boxwoods, 6 plants, $3.00; Jonquils, 15 doz.; White pines,.dogwood, 75c doz. Also Sage, 15c bunch; 3, 40c. Mrs. W. M. Fendley, Ellijay. Old fashioned blue, pink, lily white, pink, yellow azaleas; yellow Easter bells, 20c ea.; Blue, yellow, wild iris, 30c doz.: white pines, 50c ea. "Add postage. Pearl Garrett, Ellijay, Hieok Red and yellow. Japonicas, pink and rose Weigelas, 20c ea.; Purple and yellow iris, 25c doz.; $1.00 C.; Fall pinks, Azaleas, 45 doz.: All col. Spruce, white Add postage. Mrs. B. F. Evans, Talona, Star Route. White daffodils, white violets, blue iris, orange day lilies, Lady of the lake, giant sweet pea, red and pink Verbena, 25c doz.; Forsythia, 3, 25c. "Add postage. Premen, R. 1. Box 137. White violets and blue iris, orange day lilies, white daf- fodils, giant sweet peas, lady of the lake, Red and pink verbena, 25c doz: Forsythias, 3,.25c. Mrs. Dora Mosley, Bremen, Ro 2. Gladiola bulbs, Imp. yellow }canon lilies, Old fashioned may blooming lilies, 25c doz.; Run- ning Juniper, 25c ea.; Boxwood, : small 25c; Large, more, Mrs. J. H. Hamil, Bremen, R. 2. { Amaryllis lily bulbs, size, 20c ea. $2.00 doz. Joe B. Powell, Lakeland. Giant crimson, spider lilies, 35c doz.; Phoenix orange dbl. daffodils: King alfred Daffo- dils; Narcissi, Odorus Rugulos- us Jonquils, Siberian Iris, $1.00 C.. Mrs. Cliff C. Dye, Bees ton, Rot. 100 Gladiolus, blooming bulbs, or 50 white paper nar- cissus; or 40 Iris, mixed var., $1.00 P, P. Mrs. J. L. Wurtzel, Moultrie. Blue for-get-me- not plants, 35c doz.; Nice lupen plants, col. sky blue, 40c. doz.; No order less than a doz. Small lilacs, lavender, 25c-ea. Mrs. Marvin Farre?, Jenkinsburg. large Mrs. 1 Watermivion pink crepe myrt- les, 1% to 2% ft. high, 17%c ea.; Currant gnrouts, 2-2% {ft.; English dogwood, 2-3% Tt 20 Del. in .5 or mote lots in Ga. Mrs. Allie S. Snyder, Sharpsburg, R. 1. Pfitzer juniper, 15-18 in. spread, $1.00 ea.; Abelia, ligus- trum, jasmine, forsythia, wis- teria, oak leaved hydrangea, althea, 25c - 5, $1.00. Add postage. Mrs. Ui: A. Barry, Cordele, R. A. Blue Salvia, Veronica, Stokesia, Stocks, . Gailordia, love-a-mist, 35c doz.; Flower- ing almond, wisteria, sweet shrub, forsythia, abelia, zee $1.00. . Add postage. Mrs. H. A. Everson, Cordele, R. A. Dahlias, 50c doz.; Gladiolus, Ze OG: red dipper gourd seed, 15c doz.: Holly bush, 2-3 ft., 75c ea.; Dogwood, 2- 4 ft... 10, $1.00; Boxwoods, 5-6 in., 10 ea.; Baby Rambler roses, 25c ea. Virgie Townson, Loving. 6 dwarf boxwoods, 2 and 3 yrs: 01d, an, $2,25,-Dek Mrs. R. T. Chatham, Adairsville, R. 2h : 2 4 Ol, wis; 30: doz.s $1.00 Dbl. tansey, garlic, catnip, wild iris; 25c doz.; 5 doz. $1.00; Red hot poker 25c clump, 5, $1.00. Mrs. E. J. McConnell, Demorest, R. 1. Pink thrift, 40c CG: $3.50 M. Good roots, Postpaid. Mrs. H. Vv. Branan, Austell, R. 2. Coralberry, holly orabapple, tulip poplar, red maple, red bud, red and white dogwood, Mtn. Laurel, spruce, white pine, mixed col. azaleas, Rhodcilen- rons, 3 ft., well rooted, $1.00 doz. Jean Dickey, Mcrganton. would solve the problem in so far as those particular animais are concerned, - | - There is another danger, however, that when) i treated animals are returned. to farms and allowed to come in contact with untreated animals, it is very likely that the untreated animals will con- tract. the disease, especially in the case of hog chol- era, from the virus injected into the treated animals. This is another of the major problems which must be solved before the livestock business can be fully developed in | the state. l Blue spider lilies, $1.00 doz.; Yellow Regal llies, $1.00 doz.; ; White and yellow jonquils, but- ter and eggs, Long trumpet daf- fodils, $1.00 .C.; Blue single hyacinths, 75e doz. Mattie Mc- Curley, Hartwell, R. 2. Crabapple, Hazel, Nut gushes, Turkey figs, 10c ea.: $1.60 doz.; Bronze and black scuppernongs, muscadines, (vines), 10c ea.; $1.00 doz. Raspberry vines, 25c ea. Mrs. Seaborn Huggins. Waco. . White piner narcissus, Jon- or | quils, 75c C.; Golden rods, a | doz. Mrs is Add postage. Smith, Bremen, | ~ Mrs. Bonnell Nixon,. -|Shasta daisies, $1.00 C.; re Sweet 5 doz, running honeysuckle, FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE Pink, yellow, white fall pinks; Fox glove, Golden glow, blue and white daisies, 30c doz.; New Years vine, red blooming honeysuckle, 10c ea.; Jonquils, 75c C. Exc, for any- thing can use. Mirs. Ruby Hes- ter, Dahlonega, R. 1. Red, white dogwood, coral- berry, 3 col. azaleas, Mtn. Lau- rel, Rhododendrons, crabapple, spruce, white pine, red maple, Tulip, Poplar, redbud, 3 ft., well rooted, $1.00 doz.; Per. Phiox. hardy snapdragon, Ga- lax, 50, $1.00. Addie Leather- wood. Blue Ridge. _teaolives, holly, yellow Magnolias, greybeard, sweet bay. sweet myrtle, crepe myrtle, aple, 1 ft., 10c: 3 ft., 20c; 4 ft., Oc. Add. postage. Mrs. Iva- lene Watson, Toomsboro, R. 3. Magnolias, tea olives, crepe myrtle, sweet myrtle, greybeard running honey- suckle, yellow jasmine, sweet bay, maple, Tept 100s 31s, 206; 4ft.,- 30c. Add postage. Mrs. J. L. Cannon, Toomsboro, R. 3. Magnolias, teaolives, running myrtle, running honeysuckles, yellow jasmine, holly, grey- beard, maple, 1 ft., 10c; o ft., 20e: 4. tt., 30c. Add. postage. Mrs. M, Cc. Connelk =Tooms- boro, R. 3. Lemon and Tiger lily, 50c doz.; Arbutus, Mtn. ferns, pink Per. vhlox, yellow narcissus, 2 eee Junipers $1.00; All col, og- eae azaleas, redbud, hemlock, 4 ft: $1,508 doz. Vera Wilson, Blue Ridge. Azaleas, 45c doz.; all col. fall pinks, Spruce and white pine, 80c. doz.: Purple and yel- low Iris, 25 doz; $1.00, C.; Weigelias, pink and rose, Ja- ponica, red and yellow, 20c ea.; Postage added. Mrs. L. Teague, R. 2. 2 Kerria Japonicas, 2 red | trumpet honeysuckles, 2 sane oe Lhardy Hibiscus, All for $1.00; 2 boxwoods, 2 red spireas, 2 Madonna lilies, 2 dbl. orange lilies, 2 regal lilies 50c. Thrift plants, 25c doz. Mrs. F. M. Eaton, Dahlonega, R. 1. Rhodcdendrons, Mtn, Laurels, skrub,. red dogwood, white pine, holly, white dog- wood, azaleas, flowering crab- apple, 3 ft. high, $1.25. doz, Postpaid. Exc. for white feed stamps. K. S. Waters, Hurst. Mixed size gladiolas, pright red col., 25e doz.; Large white moon flower seed, 3 tablespoon- fuls, 2c. Add postage. Mrs. i. W. Keafer, Griffin, R. 3. Mimosas, most any size, from 1 ft.-and -uup, .3. for: $2.00, Del. Mrs H. L. Williams, Baxley. 5 roots, blooming (white, red, and Wont sell less than 5 roots.. Also daffodils, mixed. $100 C. Del H=. 0. Epo Atlanta, 160 Howard oes Young Tung v-ees, red cedar, Oleanders, Fla. Jasmine, Lan- tana, Mex. Sunflower roots, 3, 50c; $1.50 doz. Mrs. Virginia P. Mckee, Albany, Newton Road. \ Yellow and white daffodils, 200, $1.00. Blooming size, plant now. Prepaid. ._R. S. Saugh, Smyrna. Azaleas, Red dogwood, Mt. Laurel, Hemlock, Crabapple, Cherokee roses, ae 3 ft. Well rooted, $1.00 doz.; Trailing Ar- butus, Orange day lilies, 25 doz. ES ie Davis; Mineral Bluff. : Red degwoods, Mt. Laurels, Azaleas, Crabapples, Che kee Peonies, Size, $1.15; pink mixed), |roses, Hemlock, red buds, 2-3 ft., well rooted, $1.00 doz.; Trailing -Arbutus, os Irish lilies, 25c doz. Mrs. WwW. D. Dav- <5, Mineral Bluff. f Picardy pink, minuet laven- der and many other fine named Gladi ols, wined, 2oc Gone -o doz., $1.00. Add postage under $1. 00. Large blooming size. Mrs, Carl Kinsey, Young Har- LES: Long tumpet daffodils, white and yellow jonquils, old butter and eggs. $1.00 C.; Blue spider lilies, Garlic, $1. 00 doz.; Wild ferns, $1.50 C. Miss Cecil Mc~ Curley, Hartwell, R. 2. Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurel, Holly, Crabapple, Azaleas, Spruce and white pines. redbud, red and white dogwood, Coral- berry. tulip poplar. red -maple, 2-4 ft.. well rooted, $1.00 doz. Dicker Blue Ridge. : Wednesday, January 7, 194 jasmine, holly, - honeysuckles, sweet bay, crepe |Pink Ladyslipper, $1.50 do: FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE Ornithagolum bulbs, Privet- hedge, Lemon day lilies, $1.0 C.; Purple iris, Button mu White, yellow, Lemon, Verbe 25c doz; Pink crepe myr 20c ea.; Gold bronze mum: $1.00 C. Add postage. Mr Beulah La Bl Ridge, R. 1. s Thrift, pink and white, 50 G3 Verbena, 2-toned ro doz.; 50; dii ferent shrubs, $1.00. All plant well rooted, packed in moss. No chks. or sta Add postage. Mrs. fo Perry, Statham. Make offer for large Ja s ca, Dbl., rose col. bloom. 15 f tall, take it where it stan Mrs. Bessie Sikes. Daisy, R Dogwood, azaleas, 2 col.. rels, crabapple, maples, ch doz.; a onquils, bulbs, postpaid. Mrs. J. Morganton. Rhodendrons, Cherokee roses, tulip poplar neste ea berry, strawberry a custs, 2-5 ft.. $1.00 doz. P Mrs. Louise Waldroup, : ganton. : Red dogwood, 4, $1. 00: 35 dOz.; , yonquil doz.; rooted, aoe ea.; almond, $1.6 00. Davis, wwilijay. B83: Yellow Ladyslipper, ear! blooming orchid, $1.00 @ A. Johnson, Alto. Jonquils, fall pinks: ca dahlias, Iris, peach rose, as, chrysanthemums, williams, and others, $1. Satisfaction SusT AD Ellijay, R. 2. ee Rose Per. Phlox, Eronz Chrysanthemums, Gold butt Mums. pink Fairy lilies, bert Canna, Ambassa or man Iris, Different col. G pins. 40c doz.; Postpaid, oe Wright, Bremen. Blooming size azaleas, doz.; Rhododendrons, Mtn. ] rels, dogwood, white and spr pine, 75c doz.; Crabapple, S shrubs, 40c doz.: Yellow Jap icas, 20c ea. Add postage. Lemma Williams, nn Mtn, Rhododend-ons, M col, azaleas, white dog Spruce, white pine, Red r sweet shrub, crabapple, ing Willow, Red and y japonica, $1. 00 doz. All ed.- Mis. J. 3: ya jay. Re 2: j Mt. Laurel, Azaleas, red wood, red buds, Hen Cherokee roses. crabappl ft., well rooted, $1.00 Blue Irish lilies, Orange lilies: -25c- doz. = WMiesa= Davis. Mineral Bluff. Red, white dogwcod, and black pines, Charokee | Azaleas, Mt. Laurels, Rho endrons, req buds, Easte Tulip, poplars, crabapp $1.25. doz. Well rooted. packed. 3 ft. high. Mr Cooper, Morganton. Small Sacred black lily 25c ea.: Daffodils: yellow quils, Narcissus, (blooming bulbs) $1.50 C.: 8 ine dwarf English Boxwood p 30c ea.. Postpaid. Mr. Head, Bremen, Marigold seed, Old maid | 15c cupful- Red hot poker 10c tablespoonful. Mrs. C Mashburn, Moret: T. Cooper. 15-18 field grown b sempervivens, $3.00 do dwarf boxwood, $6.00 C.: ft., Abelia, $3. 00 doz.: $20. Mrs. Ruf, Terrell, Gre 2 Trumpet datfodils, jonquils, narcissus, cannas, blooming size, Pink fairy lilies, 30 Orange day lilies, 75.C. ple Ambassador Germa 40c doz. Mrs. E. lL. Bremen. oe Azaleas, 40c doz; Hemlock, white. pines, 6 sweet shrubs, rhododend 65c doz.; Boxwood 20C; Althess, almn 20c. Add postage. Linda Ellijay, Ri 2. King Alfred datfodi Lemon day lilies, Ornithag bulbs, $1.00 C.; Boxwoods, rooted, $1. 00. doz; Reber ene bushes, azaleas, purple cherokee roses, crab- lar, $1.00 doz. Post- innie B, Campbell, ae vee . boxwoods, 28 Fhe , bushy type, $8.00" eee = mnglish dwarf boxwood, 2 bout 40 in., $4.00. Add Mrs. y. 'B. Thornton, hie iris, ST 5OC:: Daf- ;, $1.00 C.; Blue August 25e ea.; All col. gladiolas, ~ spirea bushes, 3, . 25c; and white mums, 25 Honeysuckle vines, 25c Will acc. stamps. Mrs. Womack, Bremen. yellow. daffodil Soe trumpet. large type, Em- 50c C.; $4.00 M. Del.; lian Giant sky blue morn- seeds, 15c. oz: Del. Ss. Beasley, Newborn, s. Lawn grass, : Postpaid. T. L. Mitchell, 111 Thomas St., L. C. avender iris, 4 doz., 90c; tities. 20e doz: 3. 50c; lias, 3 gardenias, $1.00; a, single lilac, Fcvsythia; pink, white spirea. Oth- 00 doz. Exc. for printed vhite feed sacks. Mrs. J. C. Ashland. x Ks, snapdragons, candor. nsies, dbl. larkspur, ee landulas. pink pop- everfew, 25c doz.; Fox- sweet william, white myrtle, white lilac, 25c gh. Th. Smith, Wadley... ood, coralberry, azaleas, Laurel, Rhododendgons, and white pine, crab- er. philox, - gnapdragons, jonquil, , Galax, Orange day Ins, $1, 00. 50. Exe. for eed sack. Leila Dickey, and single altheas, dbl. le spirea, Butterfly 1 agnolia, sweet bay. yel- fhornless roses, yard hy- Confederate jasmine, Well rooted... Mrs. Lewis, Toomsboro. and red aeecnod Yy, magnolia, Shrubs, red holly, crab- cedar, evergreen, crepe Be a fe t0e: 3 fi. 25e:-4 Add postage. Exe. for sacks. Mrs. Georgia Toomsboro, R. 2. hrift, 65 C.; 15 doz.; AL 15 doz.; Butter and -buttaccups, fer jonquils, 25 doz.; 8 kinds other pit plants, ants. $1.00. Mrs. H. F. utler, R.2, -10 labeled, 50, $1.25; 1.20 C.; Beardless, 25..} ed shrubs, 20, $1.15; cuttings, 35c C.; Pink lilies, 25, 60c. Mrs. Hall, Calhoun, Rete a, butterfuly bush, yel- ie jasmine, purple lilac ring quince, bridal wreath abells, red _ flowering ell rooted eape jas- oe ea.: 2, 25c., Mrs. J. Blu Bian Hyacinths, 50c ; Beautiful red President s, 40e doz.; Baby breath pink: flowering almonds, Postpaid in Ga. Seago, Pinehurst, e Hemlock, suiiutlaie. white pines, dogwood, rubs, 65e doz.; Azaleas, Altheas, japonicas, Exe. for feed sacks. > Decie Stanley, blooming size azale- 40c doz.; yellow Japonicas, m1 iS lilac, 20c; _Boxwood, aoc; Laurels, hemlock, pine, dogwood, 65c doz. tage. B.-L. Eller, i y rose bushes, crepe hhite and purple lilac, ledge plants, $1.00 C. rris, Lula. Teaolives, red hol- e evergreen, oaks, od, wild yellow jasmine, nd red crepe myrtle, 1 ft., ies 4:it., 30c ea. Exc. for Add. postage. Mrs. ts, Dublin, R. 1. op, jonquils, daffodils, Crk a pk all bulbs 100 tk. | paid. teaolive, little yellow. Whe lilac, 4 ft., 3 25c: Star Jasmine, 3, 25c; Wisteria, 8-10 ft, 25e: Bridle wreathe. 4 ft., 25e;. Woodsvine, 8 ft., ane Ae "honeysuckle, 25c., Mrs. * . Coggin, Covington. Swank baw Long leaf pine, -|Mtn. Laurel, Red and white dogwood, Magnolia, _ azalea, lerabapple, 1 ft., 10c; 3 ft., 25c. No stamps, or A. R.- Harrison; Plus postage. ehks. Mrs. Dublin, Rao: Oct. pinks, 3, 10c; Teaolives, holly. sweet shrubs, evergreen oaks, bay, yellow jasmine, 1 ft., 10c; 3 ft., 25c. Add postage. Mrs. T. L. McGraw, Irwinton, | R. 1. s Rhododendrons, Mt. ivy; hol-. spruce, white pine; $1.00 doz.; Mixed = col. azaleas, - -40c doz.: Japonica, English dog- wood. 15c ea.: Per. phlox, iris, Jonquils, daffodils, 20c doz. Well rooted, mosspacked. Mrs. W. F. Bailey, Ellijay, R. 2. Mt, farns, shasta daisies, dif- ferent per. phlox, snowdrop, trailing Arbutus, $1.00 Cherokee rose, bridal wreath, all eol. dogwood, holly, spruce, and white pines. Well rooted, $1.00 doz. Sadie alten. Mor- ganton. : } ly, 1 boxwood, 13: ft. around, 3% ft. eons 4 ft. across 10D, nicely shaped, $15.00. T, Mealer, Rydal, R. 2. _Dahlia bulbs, all col., large blooms, 6 bulbs, 50c. Add past- age. Mrs. V. D. Hartsfield, Roswell, R. 1. Pink Per. peas, 10 for a nice- 10c clump; Queen Annes lace, Gailardia, ragged robin, petun- ias, 10e doz. Add postage. Mrs. Bk Rogers, Griffin. Dwarf boxwood, Golden chain, red dogwood, Red and white altheas, Mixed col: azale- as, 25c ea.; Dorothy Perkins rose, Birdseye, 2, 25c. Exc. for white or col: feed sacks. Ea. pay postage, Velvey Hursley, Elli- Jay, R. 3, Red aoe. sweet gum, sweet shrub, dogwood, honeysuckle, hazelnut, red crepe myrtle, 3 yr. old sprouts, 12,. $1.25. Post- Mrs. C. B. Bowdon, R. 2. Dwarf boxwood, 10 i in. plants, $5.00 doz.: White American beauty Tose, $2.50; 2-3 ft., pink crepe myrtle, $2. 00 doz.: 2. Pink thrift, 75 C.: Dbl. white tube- rose, 2 doz. 50c. All rooted: Mrs, E. A. Smith, Greenville. Pitzer Junipers, 1% tte 2 ft. spread, $1.25 . ea.: doz. Dwarf boxwoods, 4 yr. ola. 8-10 in. lots, $6.00; 6 Li strum Lucidum, 2-6 ft.. $3.00 lot; Wis- teria vine ea.. 25c. Mirs, Chas. Lyon, Ball Ground. Mt. Laurel, * iohodendien: Azaleas, Pussy Willow, spruce and white pine, tulip Poplar; red dogwood, $1.00 doz.; Ever- green galax, wailing Arbutus, 25c, doz.: Wisteria vine, 25c ea.; Well rooted. add postage. - John Dorsey Cole, Mineral Bluff. Dahlias, ,many different aa for sale. $1. 10 doz. Mrs, H, E. Bell, Suwanee, R, Y Re Dahlias for anle. many dif- ferent kinds. $1. 10 doz. Mrs. Pauline Taylor, Duluth, R. 2. . Dahlias for sale; Warner, Avalon, Millionaire, Golden Dawn, Roman eagle, and many others, $1.10 doz. Mrs, H. H. Gilstrap, Suwanee. Dahlias for sale, Roman eagle, Jane Cowl, Millionaire, white wonder, and many others, $1.10 doz; Mrs. Mattie Ken- drick, Suwanee, R. 2. Tris lilies Coulbs) white and Lavender blooms, 20c doz.: 65 C.; White Narcissus, yellow centers, 20c doz., 10 doz. $2.00; Junipers, 3 ft. high,: 50 a.; Lilac bushes, 2, 25e; Add post- age. Miss Margie oF eS Temple, R. 1. : Rhododendrons, eee Mt. Laurels; .-sweet shrubs, . red maple; red and white dogwood, $1.00 doz.; Pussy Willow, white pine, 20c ea. Blue iris, Orange day lilies, evergreen, galax, goldenglow, 35e doz, Add post- ie Mae Bell Roper, Mineral Pink, yellow dogwood: azale- as. 3 col. cherokee rose, Mt. Laurel, Rhododendrons, tulip poplar, coralberry, sweet shrubs, holly, white pine, 3-4 $1.00; Tiger lily, 50c doz. tt postpaid, G. B. wien, Morganton, See ; 25; Small | tone, 10c: 3, 25; Yellow Bells, Cay Robinson, . Jonquil, pede small cluster, fragant, yellow narcissi, white Apr. blooming narcissus, (mixed. pu) 500.23; 500, $2.00. Cd Be . Echols, Philo- math. ce - White iris, Weigelias, white and pink Altheas; white, cechid, old rose, purple lilacs, chrysan- themums, Eolaen. rods < sale or exch of dahlias, large type chrysanthemums, gladiolas or tulip at same value. Mys. | Pauline Kerce, Cartersville R. 2. ee Rhododendrons, redbud, Laurels, holly, cherokee rose, all col. dogwood, azaleas, butterfly, coralberry, spruce and white pine, a maple, well rooted, up to. 4 $1.00 doz. Glen Wilson, Blue Ridge. Dbl, day lilies, 30 doz.: Pink dwarf spireas, pink peonies, 25c ja, 2 kinds - weeping Forsythia, aoe Juni- per, 15 doz.; 75c C.; $4.00 M. Exc. for pecans. Mrs. Bettie Roberts, Tallapoosa, R. 2. Dbl. yellow Japonica, 50c; Weeping Mary, azaleas, al- monds, lilac, Indian arrow, red and pink American beauty rose, 25c ea.; Daffodils, Narcissus, Jonquils, Foxglove, 30e doz.; Iris day lilies, 40c doz. Exe. for sacks. Mrs. Ernest Barrett, Talking Bock, Roa A yr. HOG} Daffodils, narcissus, Jon- juils, foxglove, 30c doz.; Weep- sythia, Indian anrow, pink and red cabbage heart roses, 25c ea. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Har- Dogwood, Rhododendrons, Spruce, Rose of Sharon, Yel- low rose, flame azalea, box- wood, 6, $1.00; $1.75 doz.; Snowdrop, violets, $1.00 C.; Emperior and db. daffodils, Poeticus Narcissus, $2.00 C. Postpaid. Mrs. J. Ellijay. ~ Greybeard, teaolive, red and | white dogwood, magnolia, short leaf pine, cedar, sweet myrtle, sweet bay,'red holly, 1 ft., 10c; 3. 4t., 25c; 4 ft 35e;5 ft. 4c! Plus" postage. Mrs, James a Connell, Toomsboro. Red dogwood, short leat dike: magnolia, red holly, teaolive, cedar ,sweet bay, sweet myrtle, greybeard, 1 ft. 10e; 3 ft. 25c: 4 ft. 35c; 5 ft. 45c. Add postage. boro, R. Red idee lilies, blooming size, 50c doz.; Blue Violets, 20c doz; Shasta daisies, 4 doz., $1.00; Red and purple verbena, 40c doz.: Yarrow, fern, 15c doz. oe R; L. ae Cuthbert, R. Rooted eke Oleanders white, pink, large plants; weeping willows, white erepe myrtle, 40c ea. Giant pansies, English daisjes, $1.00 C.; Mastodon Jumbo, $1.25 C. Mrs. Blanche Hunicutt, Wadley. holly, umbrella china, teaolives, c@epe myrtle, yellow jasmines, for sacks, Add postage. Miss Cafolyn Womack, Dublin, R. 1. Pansies, jumbos, large grown, $1.50 C.; Giants, English dais- ies, dbl. larkspur, $t.00: -C. Giant shasta daisies, verbena, Calendulas, sweet william: red, newport pink carnations, 25 doz. Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley. 6. ft: tall, 12, $1.25; Mixed col. azaleas, 15, $1.00; Red bud, Thuderbergi, $1.25 doz.; sweet shrubs, rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels, $1.25 doz.; Tulip pop- lars, white pines, $1.00 doz. All P.. P. Mrs. Elsie Heaton; Min- eral. Bluff, : 2 large well shaped tree box- woods, $7.00. Come after them. I Grindle, Dahlonega, R. 1. Mt. Laurel, Rhododendrons, 3 col, azaleas, 3 col, dogwood, coralberry, red bud, pink chero- kee rose, white pine, all 3-4 ft.. $1.00 doz. Tiger lily bulbs, 50e doz J. O. Beayer, Mor- ganton, : Lemon lilies, Jonquils, 35c |} doz.; Violets, blue iris, Narcis- sus, Privet hedge, $1.00 C.; glow, 35e doz. Kita Stembridge, Ellijay, R. 3. Red dahlia tubers, 1 doz., . for sale or exc. Ea. pay postage. (Mrs, J. He Fowler, ore = for crab apple, ea.; Unrooted cuttings of Abel- _ Weigelia, ' spirea, Z old db., yellow Japonica, ates ing Mary, azaleas, altheas, For- ley Richards, Talking Rock, R. : ly rooted plant; Pink Yarrow, |2- ~ ; Laurel, Cydonia J. aponica, H. Penland, Mrs. aa F, Colson, Tooms-- $1. 00 doz.: : Magnolia, long straw pines, sweet bay, evergreen, oaks, red | 1 ft. to 5 ft., 10 to 40c ea. Exe.. Red, white dogwood, rooted, Butterfly bush, 25e ea.; Golden 5 sacks, also other flowers for: Mt Laurels, Pusdbdendrann, 3. so a as oo an yellow. ogwoo white pine, pink cherokee roses, hemlock, coralberry, redbuds, hollybush, tulip poplar, req maple, 3-5 ft. high, well rooted; Prepaid. $1.00 doz. Mrs. Lucille a holland, Morganton... Yellow June alums Hazel- nut bushes, wild honeysuckles, from 2 to 3. ft high, 10 and 15c ea; Easter lilies, 75e doz.; Pink crepe myrtle, $1.00 doz. Add postage. Inez, Bradley, Bow- don, Re 2: willow, red and white dogwood, red maple, tulip poplars, crab- apples, Mt. Laurels, Rhododen- drons, holly; Red, pink, yellow azaleas. easter bells, all $1.25 doz., all sits qieD. Postage paid. Megs. H. Hyde, Mor-' ganton, as, blooming locust, Mt. laurel, redbuds, red and white dog- wood, rhododendrons, pink erabapple, lepards hearts, 75c doz. Add postage. Ola AEIGY,, Dahlonega, R. 4. | Pink flowering sineed: pur- ple lilica, 15c ea.; 2, 25c; 6, 75c3: | Pink conch begonia, rooted, 15c ea.; -Var. 4 oclock seed, 25c per snuffbox fpll. Tree of heaven seed, 10c per 25. seed. Postage pd. I 50c ovdtrs or Mrs. iston. ; About 16 or 18 different kinds and .col. Dahlia bulbs, 50c doz.; $4.50 C.; Several col. extra large dahlia bulbs, $1.00 - doz.; mixed col. per, phlox; mums, thrift, 24, 25; 90C. Not prepaid, Mrs. Willis Grin- dle, Dahlonega, R. 1. Gardenia, 2- ft. high, boc ea.3 Red and pink verbena, 25 ace ee Tiger lilies, orange day lilies, lilies of the valley, all bulbs, 35 doz.; Exc. bulbs for white. feed sacks. E. L. Roberts, Su- wanee, R. 1. Dahlias for sale. Prince of Persia, Deaclina, J erseys Bea- con Purple Giant, Treasure Island and many others. Also Snowdrift and other, $1.10 ee Mrs. iE. M. Bell, Duluth, R. Pink Hydrangea, #50c ea.; < 'Pu-ple King Iris, 15e doz.; Pink Almonds, 2, 25c; Pink Altheas, - eae All well rooted. Mrs. . Tuck, Ellijay, R. 3. a Holleys; Rhododendrons; aleas; White dogwood. Mt, Lau- rel, White Spruce pine, Blue. | Berries, Mt. Cherries, 75 doz. Add postage. Mrs..J. F. Satter- field, Dahlonega, R. 4. \ Azaleas, sweet shrubs, dog- woods, " strawberries pushes, Cherokee rose, 3-4 ft., $1.00 doz.; Mt. Laurel, Rhododend- rons, red holly, crabapple, 2-3 ft "$1.00 doz. Well rooted, Postpaid. W.G. Reynolds, Mor- ganton. Privet hedge, $1. 00 c: Blue tame violets, 50e C.; Yellow aponicas, pink Weigelias, White bridal wreath, J5c ea.; ed col. iris, 35c doz.; All root- ed and Del. Mrs. W. D. Rals- ton, Ella Gap. : Snowdrops, Cal, violet s, Shasta daisies, $1.00 C.: Pink Anemones, 50, $1.00; Yellow dogwoods, azaleas, Cherokee | roses, Laurels, spruces, Rhod- odendrons, redbuds, Japonicas, $1.00 doz.; 3 rooted Silver Ar- borvitaes, *9 yr. old, 3, $2.00; P.- < Mis. Addie Wilson, Morgan- on, - Well rooted Shrubbery and other cutting. _4 mi. of Villa Rica on old Villa Rica Winston highway. Mrs, W. M. Le Villa Rica, Ret: Red, yellow, white, orange. azaleas, Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels, sweet shrubs, red and white dogwoods, white and spruce pine, holly, cherokee roses, 75c- doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ben Lee, Dahlonega, R. 4. Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels, red and white dogwoods, azale- as, 4 col. blooming locust, red buds, sholly, cherokee roses, 75 doz. Mrs. G. W. Blackwell, Dahlonega, R, 4. f doz.< 2 yr old Nandinas, Pease. es ea. at my~ = home. Mrs. E . Hicks, Yatesville, er lilacs, peach roses, Azaleas, crabapple, dogwood, Rhododendron, Mt. Laure!, $1. 25 doz.: Jonquil bulbs, 40c Cz Ferns, Galax, Trailing Arbutus, 35c clump. Well rooted, Post- | eral Bluff, paid. Mrs, A. I. Rugigls ia ae White and plack pine, pussy Mt. siaccie. 4 col. azale- F. Happoldt, Lew- Yellow, white. red, orange az-~ 2, 25; Orange day lilies, mix-. 3 Bridlewreath, + UMS, t. Laure id we hodo a apple, Redbuds, R spruce pine, holly tul $1.00 doz.; Trailing - evergreen galax, fe clump. Purple lilac, Well " rooted, Add pes Wilda Dean Cole NE Bluff. : : Mixed color - Darwi bulbs. all large var. B ea.; Blue, grape hyacinths : : Gladys er White oe ( white cluster Ap Narcissus, 35 doz.; ium cuttings, Asst. shades, dbl. 15e ea.; Baga ecae Evergreen shrubbe: tings, 25c; Star of Bi hichen bulbs, ae Cs Mrs. | Stone, Adairsville, aR Large bushes Lilac, Pr de. Rochester Deretizie, Altheas, Forsythia, Birdseye, Weigelea, bush, Nandinas, $1.00 ea. home. Not delivered. |Dick Powell, College Parl Ze 115 Artorises: os woods, 300 Privet hedge, den bells. Juniper, Wei Pink Pussy Willow, ~Weepi: Willow and other shyubber Come and see them, | Mrs. Lee, Felton, Trumpet Daffodils, Jongui mixed, white Narcissus, Hem. ercallis Lilies, 200, $1.50; Du Peis 2 AOZ 50c, Peonie r 5 20C. Mrs. Christine Me College Park, R. a 166. =. Rose honey a sister rose bush, maple, myrtles, white flags. d running honeysuckles, nut bush, all 10c ea.; $1.0 Add postage. Miss Haze Pa terson, Waco, R. 2; . 86 Old English dwarf pee 0 heavy. 4 yrs., 6-8 in., $15.00 Common poxwoods, 4-6 $3.50 C.; Nandinas, Ligust. abelias, Spwceas, 0 Blanche Woodruff, Gree Purple Easter lilies, b al white violets, blue Fox ove: butter and eggs, mixed col mums, Hardy phlox, pink prim roses, Spanish iris, blue | eratum, mixed col. Iris, 35 doz. Del. in Ga. Mrs. R. M. Hollo- way, Dahlonega, R. dfs Dbl. yellow J aponicas, ea.: Red dogwoods, 4, $: Spruce pines, $1.00 doz.; s Si maples, $1.00 ea.; Snowba $2.00. All w ep rooted. J Mass Gentry, Eilijay, R. 3, Snowballs, $1.00 ea.; LI yellow daffodils, 50c doz.: : dogwoods, 5, $1.00: Purple $1.00 doz.; "Balsam Ivy; = doz. All well rooted. i Gentry, Ej D. Jan. Jasmines, Juniper tings, Forsythia, Bridlewr Purple Wisteria, purple red velvet rose, $1.00 doz.; fodils, white Narcissus, pt iris bulbs, 50 doz. $4. 00. Native Cedars, 2 ft. or re 50c ea. All del. Mrs. M Patterson, R. 2. B. 136, W Pink hibiscus, yellow rose | purple lilac, 15 a.; Early anc late iris, white narcissi 25 do $1560 C. Var. gladiolas, be grape hyacinths, 30 doz.; ed col. tulip bulbs, 75e Mattie Duran, Cumming, R 400: Waxleaf Ligustrums, in., $5.00; Crepe myrtle, Sp: cherokee re $1.00 doz.; 15 coralberry, $1.00 Spiderwort and. Blackberr lilies, $1.00 per 15; Lois Wood- ruff, Greenville, Re 05: Globe Arborvitaes, . $1.00: English Junipers, rooted} 75e;. Globe arborvitaes, 2 ft. 50ce; Dwarf boxwoods, 2 f $2. 00: violets, 50 do: dbl. hyacinth, 75c doz.; UL fly 6, $1.00: Add postage = W. M. Garren. Morganton Prizewinning Chrysan 30 doz.; 4 doz. $. Rose of Sharon, Poinci Turks cap, 30 ea.; Helianthus, Hemerocallis, Lantana, EE rose, (bulbs), 30 doz. Mr B. Woods, Donaldsonville mis, woe Gai ters, Daisies, Canterbi ages, 25c; 25 pac May Burdick 4 Garden thrift, rose pink, 10 Add postage. 1 boxwood, } yrs. old, 5 ft., good shape, inquire price. Mrs. A. E. San- d@:, Talbotton. pink, white Begonia cut- Dbl. red,. white, pink aniums cuttings, 6, 20c; White, blue iris, 15, 25c; Red sresident Cannas, 40c doz; Add postage. Mrs. J. M. Harmon, alhoun, R. 2. _ Long trumpet Jonquils,\deep slue grape hyacinths, 1c ea.; Smaller, 2, 1c; Moss, green all winter, star blossoms in spring, Se ow, orange, red azaleas; yhododendrons, Mt. Laurel, weet shcubs, Spruce and white pine; and white dogwood; goldenrod, 75c doz. Add post- ige, Mrs. Lula Jarrard, Dah- ae ee ce cet : oxwoods, all sizes for sale. or come see them. Mrs. M. Jones, Lula, R. 1. tlic bulbs, 25c doz.; Spirea abv), 18 in. high, $1.25; Mag- ia seeds. 8c doz.; Drk. pink Blue and Pink Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Owen A. Suwanee, R. 1. altheas, 2, 30c; Purple 1g iris, 20c doz.; Pink al- onds, 3, 30c; Paper white nar- Sus, 10c doz.: Weeping Mary, -30c; All well rooted. Mrs. Tuck, Ellijay, R. 3, Box ms} Japonica, 6 yr. old, well 1, 60c ea.; Boxwood, 50c . 4, $1.00; Bridle- and white, 50c Keener, Ellijay, R. 3. 1, Japonica, 4 yr. old, well ooted, 50c ea.; Dogwood, $1.00; Dbl, daffodils, 60c ea.; Bridle- wreath, 50c ea.; Easter lilies, oz.; Laurel, blue bloom, Oc doz.; Spruce pine, $1.00 ea. Miss, Etta Barrett, Ellijay, R. 3. herokee roses, $1.00; Red, fellow, white dogwood; Red, rellow, white pink azaleas, ~ doz.; Red cannas, 75c a Snowdrop, 15c doz.; Rho- dodendrons, $1.00 doz. Mrs. : Millhollan. Morganton. aniums, New Elixian Beauty, Dbl: dark red, now in bud and bloom, 6-10 in. high, . Plus postage. 30 other s. Grace Dobbs, Gaines- Japonica, 6 ft, or cisht~=34 yrs. old. enacie offer on it. Mrs. Prince, Douglas, R. 3. Flowering peach. trees, Red dogwood, Crabapples, White ine, Azaleas, 15c ea.; Arborvi- 25 ea.; Rose bushes, red: and white, $1.00 doz. Add post- e. Mrs. Reba Davenport, neysuckle, dogwood, $1.00. doz.; Hazelnuts, a.5 $1.00 doz.; Cherries, yapples, Muscadines, Map- (0c ea.; Sweet shrub 90c Mrs. Leona King, Waco, i Fe cere ina, 12-14-20 in., 25c, 45c ea.; Stocky plants, 1 roots. Golden tip Ar- e, 12 and 14 in., 30c and . No chks. Mrs, Mittie . Smithville, R. 4. 000 mixed bulbs, consisting of daffodils, Jonquils, white yellow Narcissus, Gladiol- cus, -and Hyacinths, . oe oa Hye j}rea, American Pillar and Rose $3.00 and Postage. All oted. Mrs. J. R. Camp, Palms, 3, $1.00; 7 $2.00; 0; Small Camphor ame price; Centuary = Se M.- Sea- ' Ss. of Perpetual branch- ing stock in mixed col., 25c doz.; Per. blue Chinese daisy blooms in Oct. 6 plants, 25c. postage on small orders. R. C. Taylor, Arlington, R. Want to exe, 10 white ar pink chicken feed sacks, all was ed, no letter in them for 1 bs eae Noel Payne, Can- -|grass for Ochlochnee, dogwood, ired crepe myrtle, sweet myrtle, $4.00 M. Del, Prompt del. nsy plants or 50 tulips: ) | FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE - Wild dogwood, honeysuckles, wild grape sprouts, 90c_ doz.; Wood cedars, 2'and 3 ft., 2 ft., 50c; 8. ft., 5c; Yellow -plums, $1.00 doz.; Crepe myrtle, $1.00 aoe. Inez Bradley, Bowdon, R. Tall Early Blooming jonquils, Dbl. bloom Butter and Eggs, 4 doz., 50c; $1.00 C.; Garlic sets, 25c doz.; 5 doz., $1.00: Bermuda setting-lawns, 400 sprigs, 50c; $1.00M. Del. Mrs. (|W. M. Luckey, Matthews. Liriope or Ophiopogon for evergreen border, lc ea.: 75c C.; Exc. for Scotch broom, red leaf bawberry or red berry Py- acantha. Mrs. Russell Pink running rose vine, well rooted, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs. E. L. Lavender, Gordon, Roo Yellow jonquil, yellow but- ter and eggs. white narcissus, $1.25 C.; Blue grape Hyacinths, 40e doz.; 3 doz.. $1.00; $10.00 M.; Blue Spider lilies, doz.; Per. sweet Williams, 50c doz.; Wild ferns, $2.50 C. Post- paid. Curley, Hartwell. Narcissi bulbs, 75 C.: Al- theas, Dogwood, Spruce pines ari Rhododendrons, and other | shrubbery. Also want Gladiol- as Younge Walker, Toccoa, R. 1 M. white Narcissus bulbs, Apr. blooming, 30c C.: $2.50 M. | Del. 150 mi. thousand not dug. Mason, Alto, - Batchelor button and Gentle- men Handcuff lily seed, 10c tablespoonful. Also pines, oaks, holly, . watermelon Also several Mrs. Etta yellow jasmine, sweet bays, 1 ft.,.10c;\ 8 tt.. 25c; 4 ft., 35c. Plus postage. Mrs. Martha M. Brooks, 64. fee Yellow daffodil bulbs, 50e C.: 1 yr. old sweet pomegranates, (bushes), 25c ea. Del. Ship no less than 2, A. J. Stanton, Newborn. ef White and yellow chysanthe- mums, 5c ea.; 40 doz. Del. in 1 doz. or more... Mrs. Mollie Buckner, Jasper, R. 3. Z i Jonquils, yellow ciuster nar- cissuf, butter and egg bulbs, $2.60, 500. Del. Cash withorder. "on Mrs, E. G. Foun- tain, Forth Valley. Easter lily bulbs, 25c doz.: 4 doz. $1.00; Long trumpet daffo- dils, and jonquil bulbs, 65 C. Postpaid. Miss Annie Cole, Bowdon, R. 2. - McCartney and Cherokee Hedge Rose, $3.00 C.; 3 doz., $1.00 Postpaid. J, W. Toole, R. 33, Burton Ave., Macon. Some 50, 20 yr. old box- woods, $20.00 ea.; 20, 10 yr. old, $10.00 ea.; 2, 28 yr. old, $35.00 | ea. James Hobson, Jasper, _ Purple and white flag lily 25 doz.; Jonquils, large, white, $2.00 C.; Jan, jasmine, 6, 25c; Lilac, snowball, 20c ea.; Holly hawk plants, pink, white, 5, 460c. Dusty Miller, ie 25 doz, Dorothy Horsley, Waco, R. 2. 0C. K, H. Cooper, Moultrie. Scarlet Verbena, Coral ver- bena and 2 shades of pink. Mixed or unmixed, strong, well rooted, $10.00 M. Del. Old fash- ioned Iris, white, light blue, and purple, $5.00 M. Del. Pearl Hudgins, Flowery Branch. _ Several dozen large Dallas bulbs, yellow, red; all nice size. 6, 50c. Add postage. Mrs, V. O. Hartsfield, Roswell, R. 1. _ - Blue Hydrangea, White Spi- Texas, 25c ea.; Pink Spirea, 35c ea.; Purple, Blue Iris, 25c doz.; English Dogwood, 25c ea:; Per. pink sweet pea plants, 15 ea.; Red Spider lily bulbs, 25 doz. aes Claudia Plants, Marshall- ville, 7 . : es Snowball, 20c: Bridlewreath, lilac, popeorn bush, 15c -ea.3. White Flag, bluelily, 40 doz.; Large white jonquills, 6, 25c: Red, orange, cannas, 10 ea. Golden waves, 6, 25c; 50c or- ders, Postpaid. Pauline Hors-. Mrs. ley, Waco,,R. 2. ES Twink (Semi-Dbl. Daffodil), 30 C, Plus postage. Exc. for other bulbs; Pink Weigelas, pink erepe myrtle, yellow thornless rose, 10 ea.; 3, 25c. Add postage. Exc. for other shrubs. Jas, R. 4. Beverly, | $1.00 M. O. Mrs. T. H. Mc- | Irwinton, R. 2, Box, : Tuberose bulbs, 50c doz.; $3.- | Mrs. S. W. Spain, Dal-. a Nice pink Thrift plants, 50c C. Mrs. David Walker, Warth- ene =, ; Amaryllis bulbs, Mead Strain of Giant Hybrids: tion on quantity lots. Chinese Magnolias, 35 to 50c. Acuba Japonica, (Gold Dust), 25 to 50c. A. J. Jones, Atlanta, 15 Sereven Ave., N. E. : Red, yellow Japonicas, well: rooted; Purple butterfly; pur- ple and white lilac; Red and white spirea; Mounatin Laurel; 15c pa.; White Spider lilies, 17c ea; Add _ postage. Leastie Smith, Ellijay. 1 Capejasmine push, bloomed \this yr., $1.00: Golden bushes, 4 and 5 ft, tall, 35c ea.; Janu-. ary Spireas, 15c ea.; 2, 25c. Christmas vine, 15c ea.; 2, 25c. Mrs, S. W. Rodgers, Conyers, Beas : : 4 col. mums, 25 doz.; Althea bushes. 25c to 50c; 18 to 25 in, high. Jonquil bulbs, 25c doz. All guar., well rooted, true to name. Mrs. Rachel Beavers, Jasper, R. 1. Pink Mimosa, willow oak, Elm, Philadelphia, Crepe myr- tle, Flowering Quince, Mock Orange, Spirea, Jan. Jasmine, ovsythia, Fig, English, Ivy, ay Narcissus, 10c to $5.00. No mail arders less than $2.00. Mrs. W. T. Mobley, Atlanta, 1034 Capitol Ave., S. E., Phone WA. 6879. 9 2 large Boxwoods, Heto-9: Tt. tall; 1 large Gardenia for sale. Mrs. P. R. Watkins, Palmetto, Reel. ; Mixed bulbs, .jonquils, but- tercup, Narcissus, Daffodills, 40c C.; Add postage. Cant be Separated until bloom_ again. Miss Elizabeth Webb, Forsyth, as Ena Pittisporum (evergreen shrubbery), large plants, 25c ea.; English Fan leaf palms, 110c to $1.00 ea.; Ophium Pogum (large leaf lavender spike flowers) borders 25c doz.; 5 doz., $1.00; Jap. Purple Mag- nolias, $1.00, $1.50 ea. Add postage. Mrs. O. S. Fields, Thomasville, 407 N. Madison Si : : Privet hedge, 1-2 ft., rooted, 9c ea., 50c C.; Altheas, dbl. pink, purple, 25 ea.; Cuttings, 50c doz.; Cape Jasmines,, $1.00 doz. Exe. for pink and white Hyacinth bulbs. Mrs. H. Ford, Lavonia, R. 1. Camphor trees, Royal Poncie- ana, English Dogwood, 10, 25, 50c ea.; Paper White Narcissus, Jonquils, Daffodils, 25c doz., +$1.00 C.: Chinese Sacred Lilies, 9c ea. Small yellow Narcissus, 50c C. Mrs. W. T. Westhrook, Unadilla, ; Closing out Nandena seed, 1 at. $1.00; Plus 10c postage. Mrs. J. T. King, Quitman, 313 Lafayette St. ; Long Trumpet Jonquils, daf- fodils, Fragrant Narcissus, Wiegelas, 3 var. spireas. honey- suckle, English Dogwood, _Na- tive Dogwood, Crimson Quince, Pink Almond, Forsythia, Wis- teria, Arborvitaes. Send stamp for information. Mrs. C. H. Ward, Adairsville, R. 1. Spirea, English . dogwood, Crepe Myrtle, Weigela, Ever- green. Althea, Dbl. and Single Abelia, Thrift, Blue and white Tris, Day lilies, Canna Lilies, Boxwood. Mrs. Tom Lamb, Atlanta, R. 4. Box 220. Sheubbery for sale for fur- ther information see or write. Jack Edwards, Cornelia, R. F. ay 3 Thousands of Camellia cut- tings, 8-10 in. long, $3.25 C. Del. Dbl.. deep rose col. J. Johnson, Dixie. -Azaleas, Rhododendrons, hemlock, Lencothoea, Arbutus, spruce, holly, dogwood, acer Spicatum, Laurel, Calico bush- es. Others. Wet moss packed. Gordon Falls. 100, 3 yr. old abelias, $7.00 C.; 150 Abelias, 2 yr. old, $6.00 C.; 500, 1 yr. old, (plants). $4.00 C.; Not trimmed. No orders less than 100. 5 yr. Gardenias, $1.10 ea.; Green and Var. Pitt- isporum, $1.10 ea. All P. P.4 J. W. Edwards, Spring- ville, R. 1. pes\ ee | German Tris, yellow, bronze; Blue bi-colar and white with 50c: Var. violets, white with | blue, 25 doz. 75, $1.00. Mrs. Newt E, Spence, Carrollton, Rt. ling Dogwood, Beautiful fringe Blooming size 3, $1.00; Quota- ; Young, Fairmont, R. 1. /Add postage. 'thy Perkins | M. Robinson, Greenville. | with, Charles M. Woolfolk, Co- Mrs. | Hunnicutt, Tallulah} purple edge. 10, 15c; 50 mixed, | rohade trees, 50c doz.; 2 doz., Water. elon crepe ' myrtle, 1-3 ft., 20c ea.; White flower-. trees, Holly trees, 1-3 ft., 25c ea. Mrs . Maude Granger, Reidsville. - Se & NS . . Hollyhocks, assorted col. Set out now for earlier blooms in spring. 50c doz. Mrs. H. S. 12 Camphor tree plants, $1.00 or Exc. for Daffodils or Tulip bulbs. Mrs. J. M. Watkins, Tifton, 420 Tift Ave. = Several American type box- woods, smallest , 3 ft.; largest 6% tall, perfect shape. Other kinds shrubbery large and small, cheap for cash. Do not write, come and see, Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Lithonia, R. 3. Azaleas, white pines, white and red dogwood, rhododen- drons, Laurel, Ivy, coral berry, redbuds, crabapple, 3, 25c; Day lilies, White jonquils, 7c C. | Allen, Williamson. a ' All kind flowers for sal $1.00 C.; 25c doz. Mis Watters, Jaspers, R. 1. Azaleas, 40c doz.; tshrubs. Arbutus, 25c doz.; wood, Spruce and whi 2, 25c; Japonicas 25c ea. postage. Mrs. Frances Cl. MEGLEETAY. a pe. ~ Jonquils, bulbs, 25 C.; $1.00; 4 lbs. garlic, 60c; low bell, bridlewreath, Large plants if come after Ida A. Hill,-Lula, Star Pearl bushes, 3, 50 col. star jasmine, 35c ea. rooted, Del: Also wan and a single white geran and wandering Jew. Mrs. Tea Olive, Magnolia, yellow jasmine, dogwood, myrtle, sweet myrtle, Ho suckle, sweet shrubs, sweet. 1 ft. 0c; 3 ft. 250: 4.15 Susie Wilson, Mineral Bluff. i ae _ Azaleas, red dogwood, maples Laurels, redbuds, ivy, White dogwood, atabapple, pink roses, 4, 25c: Cherokee roses, 50c doz.; Tiger lilies, trailing Arbutus, Evergreen gladiolas, 15cc doz. Bertha Holland. Mineral Bluff. Jonquil bulbs, 50c doz.; White and yellow ne-cissi bulbs, 50c |. doz.; Himalaya blackberry vines, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.; Sweet Plus postage. Mary Iewinton, R. 2. ~ a Magnolia, Tea oliv pine, dogwood, yellow ja watermelon. red crepe sweet .myrtle, sweet 5s sweet bay, honeysuckle dak ft 10c: 32it-25e 35c. Batchelor button se teaspoonful. Plus postage Cc. N. Connell; Irwinton, R Giant Crimson Spide bulbs, 35c doz. 4 doz, $3 2 yr. old, well rooted, plants, 5, $1.00; Gia shrubs, 10c ea. Nona Akin, Carrollton, Res i Small maple sprouts, dog- wood, 50c doz.; lilac, _small snowball, 25e; Jan. Jasmine, Tiger lily, Dwarf iris, Blue Si- bevian Iris. Mrs. Flora Sams, | Cumming, R. 4. oe Blooming size azaleas, 45c , doz. Sweetshrubs, 40c. doz.; White pines, Hemlock, Laurels, - 75e doz.: Boxwood, 12-14 in. | 25c; Snowball, Jasmine. 20c. | Add postage. Mrs. Ernest Coch- ran, Ellijay, R. 1. care A. W. West. : | _ Azatleas, 35c doz.; Japonicas, 25e ea.: Jonquils, 20cdoz.; Iris, | 30 doz.; Forsythia, White and | spruce pines, Rhododendrons, Laurel, 2, 25c; Sweet shrubs, White violets, 25c doz. Add postage. Inez Roberson, Elli- | Jay: 2: ; Magnolias, -25c-$1.00; Holly, 20c up Red and silver maple, 20c; Woodbine, honeysuckle, bittersweet, trumpet.vine, 10c ea. Blue hydrangea, white ole- ander, watermellon red crepe: myrtle, red, white, pink Doro- and red velvet. rose, 15c ea. Mrs. Wm. E. Burch, Helena, R. 1. Beautiful boxwood for bord- ers, $1.00 doz.; White dogwood, 2-3 ft., $20.00 C. Blackberry lily bulbs, $1.00 doz.; Watcr- melon red crepe myrtle, $2.00 doz. Gardenias, 50c ea. Mrs, C. Want camelia cuttings, 10 in, or longat, pay 40c C.; Pay 30c Cc. for cuttings Pittosporum, Pyrancanthas, boxwoods, indica evergreen, Azaleas, 10-15 lng. W. J. Pierce, Cairo, R. 2. Will exc. butterfly bushes, for dbl. gerantums. cuttings and Begonias. Lots of flower bulbs, will sell or exc. Mrs, W.. W. Lane, Vienna, R. 1. ~ Will exc. some pink or white sacks for Tulips bulbs or pansy plants. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. Noel Payne, Canton, R. 3. Want 1 large Teaolive shrub, the larger, the better. Must be in healthy condition. Anyone having one to sell, communicate lumbus, Want 6 ea. Chin-Qua-pin, and Filbert shrubs. Advise if you can furnish. Chester Fite, Atlanta, 693 Formwalt St Star Jasmine vine, purple crepe myrtle, Easter roses, 10 ea.; 3, 25c; White narcissus, Red canon lilies, $1.00 C.; Yel- low jonquils, 95 C. Add post- age. Ethel Mosley, Buchanan, ede Japonicas, 25c ea.; Iris, 35c dez.; Jonquils, 50c C.; Forsythia, Rhododendrons. Laurels, White and spruce pine, 2, 25; Blue and white violets, 25c doz.; sweet shrubs, 30c doz.: Add postage, Mrs. Mattie Clayton, Ellijay, R. 2, Well rooted hedges, the large kind, 50* doz; 2 doz.,. 75c; 7oc. M _30c ea. R. H. Clark, Gaines- 3 _R. lins, : obbtown, : violet plants, 25c do moth pink rochet ros Mrs. Charles ner, Sandersville. R. 1. Wild Easter. lily buibs doz.; Magnolia, sweet bay olive, req holly, evergreer umbrella China, re ple crepe myrtle, 1 ft., 20c: 4 ft., 30c; 5 ft., 40 postase- Mrs be DUD oR ie Scotch room, smalle 35 ea.; 60c, 2; 4, $1.00; size, 60c ea.; 2, $1.00. | paid to 2nd zone. Mr: Hutchinson, HMorrest=Ave.. Hastings sweet Wi snapdragons,. mixed; Als and. ros Verbena, yellow ton chysanthemums, 25c Super giant pansies, 50 Postpaid. Mrs. C. Lynct (2s Summerville Rd) Red dogwood, azale bud, Cherokee roses, 3 $1.00 doz.; Cannas, bl fall pinks, 40c doz.: Arbutus, 25e doz. Mary Mineral Bluff. ee Goldenbell, 50 doz.; eye, English Dogwood, orange lilies, 15c ea.; peusie,; 2, 225.-- Add plants, tae frosts | estes early Jersey and Chas. Ww. 500, 60c; 90c M. Del. Postpaid. White Bermuda onion plants, | same rice. Primpt shipment. Sat. guar, F. F. Stokes, Fitz- gerald, Klondike. ehesy plants: plants. Lisbon Allen, GRIEES: ville, Rees Early Jersey, Chas. ane Cae penhagen Market, frost proof 500, 65c; $1.00 M. Collard yellow Bermuda and Sweet Spanish onion plants, 500, 70c; $1.20 M. All - R. Chanclor, Pitts, Klondike eee pias, 500, 75c; $1.50 M.; Mastodon, 35 C.: 500, $1.75; $3. 50 M. Well rooted, young plants, shipment. Miss. Se Ses Jey Cumming, R. 1. oe - Thornless Boysenberry plants $1.75 doz.;, Boysenberry, $1.00 doz, Postpaid. Geo. Eldridge, Macon, Re 6. Klondike a plants, 500, 75c; Eugene OR eHEY Cumming, R. i all_var., $1.00 M.; Crystal wax yellow "Bermuda onion plants, | strong plants, and prepaid. Harold Smith. Baxley. -_ Sage plants, well plants. J. R. see Li- thonia, eos : 4.) Hoedy frost oe Biante |Cabbage collard, Chas., Early Jersey, Wakefield cabbage, 20c C.; 300; 50c: $1.25 M.;-$100, 5 M. lots and up. Moss packed in ventilated cartons, Del. W. = Luckey, Matthews. - berry plants. 25, 50c; 500, $2.00. _ | Postpaid. Dp: W. Nichols, et ston. Nice Chas., Wakefield abe |bage plants, 80c M.- Collard plants, 75c M. Del. Vv. A Smith, Eldorendo, Klondike strawberry plants, 25 C.: $1.25, 500: $2.00 M. Well rooted. young plants, prompt Also fresh country butter, 4 or 5 lbs. weekly, 30c lb. Miss Grace oe Cum- ming hh. 5 Klondike eats plants, 25e Csr $1.50, 500: $2.00 M5 Mastodon strawberry plants, ,85c C.; 500, $2.00; $3.50 M. Ete ompt shipment. Well rooted, young plants. Mrs. Effie Crowe, Cumming, R. 1, Strawberry Pikes. Fairfax, Late Giants, Catskills, Mrs. Ww. N. Johns, Odum, Re 1. Texas wonder blackberry plants, now ready to plant; Long bearing season, earlier than other berries. ed, 75 doz. Postpaid. M. N. Wertz, Thomasville, ~ Cabbage plants, 50c M.; Lots of 2500 or more not prepaid. Truck loads collards, turnips Klondike and Mastodon ever- bearing strawberry plants mix- ed, 35c C.; $1.20 M. Postpaid. Send cash or M. O. Mrs. , B. Frye, Dallas, sh 3s ~ Cabbage plants, frost proof Jersey and Chas., 500, 55c; 90c M. Postpaid, 5 M., $3. 75 Ex- press. >: Chrystal wax white Bermuda onion plants, 500, 65c; $1.25 M. I, L. Stokes, Fitzgerald. Early Jersey and Chas. Frost roof cabbage plants, 500, 70c; $1.00 M.; White Bermuda onion age paid. O. C. Reales & Klondike and everbearing strawberry, 5 C.,. $1.00; $1.75 M.; Ga. and Heading Collards, 5 Cz 60c: $1.00 M. All del. Conner, Pitts, ; * eh Lady T. Strawberry plants, 80c C.: 500, $1.15; Klondike, 25c Ce 500, $l. 00. Cash with order. Prompt shipment, Del. Ethel Crow, Gainesville. R. 2. Everbearing strawberries, 20c C.; Exc. for white feed sacks. White multiplying onions, 50c gal. -Exec. for 6 colored chicken sacks. Mrs. E. L. Kanady, Cleveland, Himalaya blackberry plants, 6, $1.00; Kudzu, $6.00 M. Miss LGrace McLane, Hartwell, R. 1. Mrs. 80c 500; $1.50 M. Del. Young | cabbage plants, fresh and green, | plants, same price. White and | Miss Ceeil MeCurley prompt. $1.50 M.; Mastodon 35 C.; $2.50 M.;. Well rocted |. young plants, prompt shipment. Frost erie! cabbage plants, | ders. $1.00 M.; 10 M. up 90c. All good 1500; 90c M.: Postpai -_ | Open field. Grown. no rooted, ; | $5.00 C. Postpaid. No chks. acc. }no order shipped under 100 Blakemore and Aroma straw- |. baga, Wonder strong 4 | crowns, biggest yields, Dorsetts, | All del. 30c C.: $2.50 M.; 10 M.; $20.00. + $1.00; Well root- |. and mustard, make best offer. _d. W. Lang, Omega. |cabbage plants, $1.00 M. plants, 500, 75; $1.25 M. Post-. Calvin Garrett, Gainesville, R.- cherry, plum apricot, plants, 1 ca $7.50 M. orders filled ville. moh % as Bude crowns, 7 : & eS blackberry 3 have large berries, 6, Missionary adie Soe: doz.: 4 doz., $1, 10. H. McCurlcy, Hartwe HH. Missionary stray 50c_ C.; 2 Gee pK Peppermint, : 75 doz.; Plants, cati ees: ; BeyT. sage, 3, 250: Mt, berry, 50c doz.; Gian 15 doz.; Now time to p rooted, Add postage, acc. Tamar Teem, Rock. aie Eldorado plickbery } the most prolific and pala berry plants know ge $1 $10.00 M. Del. in Hamby, Greenville. 2 Native wala plants, @oss between black dewberry, ripens early, 5c $2.00 GC. del. No. 6:6. oe, Thorn worth. ae i ae -Frostivoot Bi 7 al Wakefield cabbage Dp quick shipment, Gua nos Fitzgerald, cabbage plants, Bostos thousand, extra cou Additional thousands. 3S to 5 M.; Beyond that, $1. All postpaid. Morri n Washville, 2,30 @ = Everbearing et : plants, 20 C.; Exe, top col, feed sacks. Grindle, Dahlonega, } eM 5 r strawberry plants, 30c ce M.. All-smatied.~" 1 Ae Gainesville, A Zr < E. J. and Chas. Ww. plants, 15 C.; $1.25 M Bermuda onion plants, 2 $1.00 M. Nice plants, shipment. Mrs. H ham, Guyton. Frostproof cabbage. a $ muda onion plants, $. postpaid. Both white low onion; cabbage plants, ot M. not prepaid. By Mck Meigs, a rigs Iceberg lettaee cabbage. Ga. _ Sur collards, beets, Wax onion plants. Str mixed orders, 20c C.: $3.5 Mrs, i, ve Fray Register, Everbearing strawb plants, $2.00" Me x3 All. del, | Ellijay, R. 2. Iceburg lettuce plant C.; Queen Anns Lace an mer annual phlox pla doz. P. P.. Make o least 25c. Also have db and redpoppy seed and Queer Anns lace seed, 10 spoonful. Mrs. Fred aS a, Valdosta, R. 4. Good large sha Wak. or more 90c; Copehage 5 M. or more $1.00 FOB. W Braswell, Fort V vies PECAN AND OTHER fRUIT TREES FOR Vigorous pe ins Satsuma Orange trees, nursery, in ree oe more del. Postpaid, 5 pkgs. of 10 or more Postpaid, 55c ea. Writ Johnson, Pelham. Stewart, Schley, S ae Vandeeman, ae aker pecan trees fr s insp. nursery. Also ae ae ling pecan trees from high. Write for pices Lowe, Byron. Gov. insp. leading var 1-3 yr.:- 10 to 20c; Pe 1 and 2 yr., Te to lice Papershell pecan, 75 yr. grape vines, 10c Lee Head, Cornelias : Gov. insp. Pecan budded, Schley, Moneymaker var. - Sater IT TREES FOR SALE| uppernong vines, Toned. e var., 20c ea;. 2 50c; 7, 00 1.65 doz. Nochks. Isla 1, Alamo, R. 2 fuseadine cuttings, 8c ea.; iscadines, rooted, 10c ea.; zelnut bushes, wild dogwood, erepe myrtles, pink honey es, $1.00 doz. $1.00 orders aid. Inez Bradley, Bowe ne old a ed horseapples, Limbertwig .eting, blue goose plums, 6, > 00 doz.; Everbearing erry plants, $1.25 M, All Mrs. Boyd Baggett, Doug- Peach trees, etape _ Vines, ng var.., $55, 00 $6.00 25 doz.: ee Bovieot, ck weet, $10.00 c:: $2.00 . B. Travis, River- I sroong vines, 6-8 ft. ell rooted, 50c;, 10-20 ft., d, bore this yr., $2.50 ea. ee ones, write tor prices. . Coggin, Covington, a var, apple, peach, ar trees; grape vines, ; 2 yr. old, $10. 00 C, up. e insp. Write for list of as M. Webb, Ellijay. year trees, (budded and i Bartlett Bose, Favorite, 3 Dixie, Garber, Keiffer, . Lincoln, Leconte | Me- About 6 ft. size, well ed. 60c ea.; 10 trees, OB. N. Rosene, Atlanta, ernongs, "roots: ae e plums, black *cher- 0 doz.; 27. 8 ft.; 4-5 8, 20c ea. Plus postage. st shipment. Send M. O. orsley, Waco, R. 2. egig | everbearing red erries, heavily rooted, 60 25, $1.00. Quotations on ity ots. A. J. Jones, 15 Screven Ave., N. E. u crowns, 75 C.; $5. 50 Haeckworth trees, May es, Brown figs, 10c ea.; | d Cape Jasmines, 25c ea.; ders over $1.00 P. - Macs. Cole, Waco, Rea ew hundred apple trees in ing var..AYl nice 2-yr. . Several kinds of sum- apples. $2,00 doz.; $15.00 FOB, Jeu: Westbrook, es, 10 ea. Red ang yel- m bushes, 10c ea.; $1.00 ay and June. cherries, 2 Mrs. sana, King, , best var., Stew- be. 9-7 ft. 50e to OB. M. M. New- s lersville, Richmond cherry L Za5 $, apricot sprouts, apple, hazelnuts, Filberts, ooted, packed damp., 3 Rhubarb roots; $1.00 red nest onion sets, yl, Exc. for 0. proaucs. Taek aad. 10e Purple hull table t.; Klondike straw- s, 15 C. Add post- _Crowe, Cumming, ae: and. Gigeris or sale. nee cut, asses except crab grass. SUEODGOR, , McDonough, e callaea seed, sound 25e Ib. Add postage. oe RL. Prices, A. ; n, White Velvet ed, 20c Ib; also pure tion seed, for plant- ALL FOB, W. E. oe. ified, 15 1b; 800 bi is Crotalaria, 8e 7 ade, Danielsville, Ri Min, Climbing pe to 15 %.. 3 bu. to a tb. ea. Few eeds, 25. Colossal, to ao grown, 25 seed Will C. Smith, NS AND PEAS FOR SALE ; ee hull corn field b. Del. (or more del. AL. pk., 50c: you py shipping 1+%5e peck.: 1 $9. 00 bu. FOB. H. H. Alex- A F OR SALE Nice aK white poe oT 10c lb. Hand shelled, 1941 crop. Alice Hodges, Greenville, ho3- box so. 200 bu. good sound mixed peas, this yr. crop. Make best offer at my home. D,; M. Nix, Crawford. Half runner es striped tender garden bean, dark brown with light brown striped poe from 5 to 6 in, long. 35c : % Ib., 20c. No stamps. Mrs. ais Sosebee, Cleveland, R. I. Q-too-tan beans, $4.00 bu.: Large prolific velvet beans, $3.00 bu.; small velvet beans, peas for hay, $2.50 bu. Also 2 tons Spanish peanuts, 6c Ib. Not prepaid, add postage. W. He Holt, Fayetteville, Rot Several lbs. white tender corn field beans for seed, 20c lb.- Plus postage. Nellie Fain, Ellijay, R. 1. 360 lbs, (when sacked) white black eye peas, large var. $14.- 00 for the lot. Del. Money order or cashiers chk, -R. F. Chambers, Ball Ground, R. 4. Half runner bean seed, 20c lb. Yard long peas, 25c I1b.; Pumpkin seed, 20c cupful; Col. blackeyed peas, 8c lb. Add postage. Mrs. Hubert i Turn- er, Gainesville, R. 6. About 40 lbs., old timey cut short beans seed, clean ~of weevils, 20c pint. Add postage. ee VoD, Barieela. Roswell, 8 bu. Brown sugar deowale peas, Slightly mixed, $2.75 bu. FOB. B. F. Peacock, Rebecca. = Speckled crowder peas, $3.00 | bu.: | more, Old time Blue Javas seed, |same price. G. J, Brown, Ball. Ground, ede 10e lb. in 10 Ib. lots or Willetts, Wonder English peas, frost proof, 25c Ib.; 5 Ibs. Also Nelson, Stewart and Schley pecans, 20c Ib.; No. 10 jugs sorghum syrup, 70 jug. All FOB. S. D. Guillebeay, Loco. White sugar crowder peas, bright and clean, the finest for table use, $1.00 for 10 lbs, Del. Mrs, S. P. Reed, Varnell, Old fashion solid English peas, 15c large cupful: 2, 25c; Not prepaid, add postage. Mrs. Cc. W. Jackson, Bowdon, R. 3. | CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE 100 bu. corn in shuck, 75c bu. at my barn. On Wrights- ville-Dublin highway. I. R. Waller, Wrightsville. 600 bu. corn in ear, 70c FOB. barn. J.D. Cowart, Morgan. 65 Ibs. white Popcorn, 6c Ib., nice clean, weevil treated (not poison). Z- T. Brown, McDon- ough, R. 3, Box 137. sins eianae of grade A. No. 1 Hastings yellow prolific seed corn, hand. sel., tipped, butted and shelled, 1 gal. 30C; de- chgs. Will ship C. sired. Mrs. Bessie Dove Roys- ton, R...1. Hastings Prolific. seas corn, ist yr. field sel., nubbed and shelled, Both white and yellow. ist and 2nd zones. ander, Carrollton, R. 1. Hastings Yellow prolifie ec: corn, hand nubbed and shelled, 2nd yr., 50e peck. Add postage. oe Robinson, Gainesville, Rt. lacuink pure Truckers Fav- orite seed corn, 75e pk., or $2.50 bu. not prepaid. Ss. H.McTyre, Marietta, Rt. 4. : COTTONSEED FOR SALE wilt, resistant sinevilie 2-B., ist yr. from breeder, 1 1/16 in. staple; Big boll and. cay picked | for $5.00, 100 lbs. B. | liff, Flowery Branch, R ericea yneders | Pettys imp. wilt ae eotion seed. Grown on own farm, ginned in private gins, pure, will be recleaned, sacked in 100 lb. bags. $1. 50 bu. H A. Petty, Dawson Brooms. 90- day prolific cot- tonseed, pure, sound and un- mixed; ist yr. from breeder, $4.50 per 100 Ibs, FOB. S. es Reed, Varnell, ' 100 bu. Wannamaker. Wwilt- resistant, Dixie Triumph. cotton seed, $1.25 bu.: $4.00 per CWT in event wt. bags. W. W. ue Pherson. Villa Rica. Coker 100 sig. 4 B. Anderson, 102 E. 39th St., Savannah. Want wage hand for 1942. Prefer married man with wife, one can drive car. Mrs. Fan- nie Heathy Dudley. Want nice woman of good character for light farm work, milk 1 cow, no field work. Pri- vate room, board and salary. Mrs, L. -C.. Cagle, Gainesville, Rt. 4, Box 85. Want Gcochin aed. white no field work. Must be neat and clean, $2.50 week, room and board. Mrs. WwW. G; Sutton, Jesup, Rticz. Want man with small family for gen, farm work. House, wood, patches, reasonable sal- ary. Will M. White, Aragon, Rico A 2 h. crop to ae on 50-50 pasis. 24 mi. Atlanta. Good house. Near good school. Will +furnish mules, seed, etc. Ex- {ra work at wages. K. D. _How- ington, JLithonia. z Want man with 2 boys to man fronr North Ga., exp. in spraying apples or peaches. Must be sober and good work- er. House, wood, cow pasture, Ass Roberts, Clarkesville, Pitcoas. Want sigle man, about. 17, or man about 40, to live as one of family with old couple and beth, Warwick. Want at once, good Christian woman, 50-65, to live as one of family. No field work. Will feed and clothe. Write. Mrs. Jen Zales. Lincolnton, ae eee. owns stock and can finance self to make crop. Near church and school bus route. 3 R. house, barn, other out-dgs. 13 A. cotton allotment. 10 mi. N. W. Griffin, 5 mi, W. Ro- mana. Mrs. Frances Gay Un- derwood, Atlanta, 1163 Astor Ave.. S. W. i i 50-50 basis. Good land (will make over bale of cotton to acre), good mules and tools. 11% A, allotment. Near good oe and. church, 1 mi. town on school bus Rt. 1 mi. Du- luth on new Buford Highway. J. B. Whitehead. Duluth, Rt. 1 some land and cheap tenant house for rent for part crop or standing rent, near Atlanta and some on Blythe Island, lanta, 889 Edgewood Ave. . Want at once, refined, un- : encumbered white woman, 30- 45 yrs. old, for light farm work, no. field work. Home with couple and $10.00 mo, salary. State age, exp., etc. J. Lott, Douglas. P. O. Box 503. ~~ Want reliable young, white woman, 23-35 yrs. of age, to father and help with light farm wack, no field work. $8.00 mo. Come at once. Stapleton, Rt, 2. Want farm pand, dolored or Must know how to do all around farm work and able to give good ref. Close to Have a Pe ested in better farming with |mail anq school bus by doo | Write full particulars. woman for light farm work, work on apple orchard, prefer. do gen. farm work, J. T. Lam- Want farmer for. 125 acres land, standing rent, one who |. Want good, sober 2 h. man on near | Brunswick. B, O. Fussell, At- } Mrs. Jesse live in home with mother and Lee bagi, Have 3 acres oi Tones: to let on shares at a to. good, reliable man. RB Walsh, Garfield. Want woman or girl for light farm work, no field wark. Al letters answered. Mrs. Tom jy McLeod, Valdosta, Box 80 A 2h. farm, good 5 R. ho ous and out-bldgs., near school bt Good orchard. Write or see at once. Mrs. W. O. Crepe! Canton, Rite. ; Want woman or girl to help with light farm work, no field work. Room, board and sal to good, reliable party. W. R. Anderson, 3830 Gor Road. Call Wa 5102. a Want white man see wife, no children, to live in part house with old couple and fa mm on 50-50 basis. 10 A, allotment for cotton, plenty corn other crops. Must be. willing workers. See m once, 6 mi. Hast Dallas. ood. average land. H. A. Hardy, Dallas, Rt. 1. 3 Want farm hand for wag part crop for 1942. Mu exp., healthy, no bad habits, R. house, pasture, good spri Seni oe . . Must able to handle real good of mules kindly. Mas. Eee Jones, Rupert. . white or black, for field Sober, dependable, honest, ing to work. Can furnish house for one to do own cool and living quarters. P : man who can room and boar himself. Reasonable _ sal Cain, Buford, Rt. 2 ae m i, Bast of Buford). : Want small. family, inte : ed in growing vegetables _ al truck, etc., some corn. house, 14 mi. Atlanta. Chas Hitt, Stone Mtn., wRt ea. Want at once, singl man to work on farm $5.00 mo., board and Jaun Good home. A, B. Rich, P ham, : work for wages. Must de | character and worker. salary expected. laundry. ore c. : Sr., Albany, Rt. y3 Schoo patches, - all free. and mail by door. Pherson; Villa Rica. Want family, white halves. on mail and school by in Houston county. Perry, Box 224 ean work a 3H. crop. | 4 basis, or wages. Good iahae good stock. E. F. Seales B don, Rt, 2. : good character, education, for light farr no milking nor field $24.00 mo., room and Write seta about self, as s Want family with 2 hands to rent part crop hire part of the time f On school bus and mai W. W. Smith, Gene Mrs. J, FB, Rogers, 835 E. Duffy St. of milk and butter; an Spring to cultivate 15 land. Good house. J. O. Eastanollee, Rt. 1. - Want good man to run | 2 horse farm. Good lan stock. C. B .Milner, Shilo! Want unencumbered, tian, refined, educated, cap: woman for light farm work field work. Room boar ioe Pe . Al ( a