DEPARTMENT 9f | o ) AGRICULTURE TOM LSet Z Sa COMMISSIONER and cattle are all staple crops. As long as we ae plenty of these no one will go hungry. It is all right to plant turnips, snap beans, carrots, tomatoes, | cabbage and other vegetable crops, but it wil not do to dopent - upon these to feed the nation. . Beccctany 0 of Agriculture Wickard has issued an order re- oving quotas on wheat. , On Saas 23 I sent Secretary Wickard the following 3 When snap beans are ce for market they must be cong. sumed or processed at once else they will go to waste. The same is true of other perishable crops. (ee Our Food for Victory campaign should be based on ample INSIST ALL FARMERS PLANT LONG STAPLE COTTON. roducti f stanvl th Habl tabl l COUNT SOIL, WEATHER CONDITIONS AND BOLL WEE- | pier nae age ce e S. MANY MILLS WILL NOT BUY COTTON MORE THAN It will not do to base our Food for Victory program on EEN SIXTEENTHS INCH STAPLE. - ALi COTTON |.) (orinued on Fre ; EQUIRE CONVERSION. LET ME URGE You TO TAKE | N oO TI Cc E PROMPT ACTION TO REMOVE QUOTAS ON STAPLE CROPS , HOUT PREJUDICE TO ARY IN MY OPINION TO. WIN The Georgia Market Silletin belongs to the facie ae EFITS. THIS IS NECESSA of the state. It is paid for entirely by the farmers and does | TH! / WAR. no. cost any other taxpayer a nickel. A few days ago seventy-five congressmen from cotton ~ =e ae growing states held a meeting in Washington to consider re- | ring all restrictions from planting cotton. This should be = Livestock Sales, Georgia Auction Markets done at once. : ' 2 oo eet fi February 26, 1943 Per CWT. All restrictions should be immediately removed on all staple February 16Augusta : $ se $1425 @ rops. Crops that can be kept indefinitely without processing February 16Valdosta. ies - 143%. are our best guarantee against starvation. February 19Thomasville e - 14.50, a February 22Sylvester ser - 14.40 oe Cotton, cotton seed, wheat, corn, rice, potatoes, sugar, hogs February 23Arlington _ ee = 14.40 February 23Douglas _.. : - ~ February 23-Nashville Saas eee - 14.45 Fresh Fruita and Vezciabies : February 24Rome _-:.. Soy tees: oe ee - 15.05 ; ee February 26, 1943 Atlanta i. -Pebruary 24Vidalia =e ge AO Beans (Gray); eet bus hpte.26 ee $4.50-$5.50 TOP FED CATTLE i oe Cabbage, bulk, per CWT... Sees 4,50- 5.50 February 16Valdosta oe See $1 O0-o1a on Cabbage plants, Crts. 2000 __ = wo See | February 18Augusta __ = 10.25- 14.00 Collards, per doz. bunches 2... eat re -70-_.90 February 19Thomasville _. 3 12.00- 13.502 = Wiustard Greens, per bu. -hprs. se 1.75 February 22Sylvester oS 4: 12.00- 1480.39 - Onions (Green), per doz bunches 60- .70. February 23Arlington 12.00= 12.509 4 Be ereet otatoes, bulk, per bus xs 1.10- 2.00 February 23Douglas _ 4900-15-30. ob Be ee er OU de Crate: 7.00- 8.50 February 24-"Nushyille 2 55 ee 12.00- 13.50 - Turnips (Bunched), per doz. i ee .90- 1.10 Febrisiy 04 Rome <6 ea 10,.55- 12.95 4 _ Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs. 22... eee OS 1,50- 2.00 February. 04 Videlia 25 = - 1450 | I MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS _ Following are quotations by wholesale dealers in Atlanta and other cities (FOB. points mentioned) as furnished by the State Bureau of Markets. Prices oo quoted are for Georgia Grade A eggs only, Grades B and C and Current Rec eipts (yard run) are quoted by wholesalers from 2c to 5c per dozen below a: | prices: Always subject to variation. Priges Quoted are as of Friday, February 26, 1943 Pe : : Atlant rast: Eggs, Large, White, Grade A, Doz. a ee es Se . a INDEX Bogs, Medium, Grade A, Doz. = : S35 meme Shu (code Ay 00. Ne a : <5 ke Hens, Col., 4% ibs., anes ee ee or sr Seg SNe a ee 25 oe 24 = Hens, Leghorn, lb. 22- = .20 Roosters, lb. [5= eS Flowers and Seed For Sale 2-354=5 i oe : -22- - 14 Flowers and Seed Wanted 5 E a ie 3 27- = 2 Second Hand Machinery For Sale _ 5 : Geese, lb. ae = ae Second Hand Machinery Wanted_._ 6 ety Turkeys, tb, 3 { .30- 25 Seed Tot Sale 4 2 ee 6 } Capons, Ib. Ss - = ..24 Beans and Peas F 1 : _ | Country butter, best table, lb. 5 Sa # AG Pisnis Fone a eee : | Field peas, mixed, bu. Oa ee ee . -} Field peas, not mixed, bu... oo | besan-and Other Fruit Trees. 2 7 Ear Corn (80 !bs. to bu.), bu. : Ee corn and Seed Corn For Sale 2 == % pemmeet Cory Ol eee ge = oe Poultry For-Sale-S oS ho a = cae we ees = oe : : = Poultry Wanted . on ae | Sweet potatoes, Per 100 lbs. ___ = ar eS : : Incubators nad Brooders For Sale _ sre 1 | Cabbage, (Green), Per 100 lbs. See ee ets = Incubators and Brooders Wanted __ s oe oo. Per 100 lbs. = Pee ee A ee ee : Fruit and Butter For Sale 7 ay, No PeAVING. ner tons SS __26.00-28.00 | fs ; Geeeta 1, Pentut per ton =o -20.00 | _. ae de aoa : Spanish peanuts, No. 1, Ton, ee cas ST SES Pe ere. (Del. Shelling Plant) ap soe : Peanuts and Pecans For Sale. 7 Cottonseed (Prime) - Potatoes and Vegetables 2. a ee pein ruin) ee ea eee gree ee eee Positions Wanted: 5 Ss 7-8 ea percent 25 Besos ge eee A eS ee ; = aetouseed meal, 7 per cent. ee ee gs te ees See See Se Farm Help Wanted 8 en a i ee GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN Address all items for publication and all requests to be put on the mailing list and for change of address to STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS, 222 STATE CAPITOL, Atlanta. Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under postage regulations inserted one time on each request and repeated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing more than 30 words including name and address. 3 Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bulletin. Published Weekly at 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. _ By Department of Agriculture fom Linder, Commissioner, Executive Office, State Capitol a Atlanta, Ga. oo Publication Office 114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. - Editorial and Executive Offices State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. = Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of Markets, 222 State Capitol : ; Atlanta, Ga. ntered as second class matter ugust 1, 1937, at the Post Office os Covington, Georgia, under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 8, 1917. RESTRICTIONS ON STAPLE ROPS SHOULD BE REMOVED Se (Continued from Page One) these perishable crops with staple crops as supple- mentary. Practical Experience With Local Conditions Needed : In Formulating Farm Program There is a tier of counties in South Georgia here no increase in the cotton crop is needed. These counties can easily increase their production of pea- uts, hogs, potatoes, sugar cane and other staple food Bs: 2 Phare is a tier of counties through North Middle Georgia of red cotton land. It is more practical for rmers in this red belt to inerease food production yy planting more cotton and producing more cotton eed. They can produce also peas for drying, corn n the bottom land, and many supplementary crops, but nature has made cotton their main crop. Shortage of Farm Labor and Staple Crops On farms that produce staple crops there is a onger period in which these crops can be harvested thout loss. You are not forced to harvest corn, otton and other staple crops at any given date. The rathering can be spread out over a longer period of e. When you have a crop of snap beans, tomatoes r other perishable crops, when the time comes to ather they must be gathered or they will be lost. It is not necessary to process corn, wheat, pea- uts or other staple crops within any given period. fou can grind corn and wheat all the year. You can erush cotton seed and peanuts the year round. When yerishable crops are ready they must be processed mmediately or they will be lost. | ee Long and Short Staple Cotton The order of the Secretary of Agriculture for all ton farmers to grow cotton of long staple is due to ; of experience and knowledge of local conditions, - Generally speaking, the length of the staple of -otton determines the length of time required for a otton boll to mature. The longer the staple the nger the time from the bloom to the matured boll. s means that under equal conditions boll weevil lamage will be greater to long staple cotton than, it ill be to short staple cotton. The planting of long staple cotton by all the, mers in the cotton belt would necessarily mean a horter crop of cotton and seed. Many cotton mills are not equipped to manufac- long staple cotton. Some of our cotton mill sec- ms will not even buy cotton that has a staple of one ach or longer. f. ae Immediate Action Urgent In 1941 the Triple A would not permit planting ~non-quota peanuts until it was too late for them be planted. 2 3 _ The Secretary of Agriculture this year did not the ban on wheat until it was too late for winter at to be planted. : If action is long delayed in taking the quota off taple crops it will be too late to get a full production in 1943. vommissioners of Agriculture of Farm States Should Be Advisory Council to Secretary of Agriculture _ We are in a desperate war. The outcome of this war will be determined by our success in solving the igricultural problems. There are thousands of agri- ultural problems in the forty-eight states that can- dled intelligently except by men whe know Pe edge enough to deal with these problems without help and advice of people in the different sections. It seems to me that the Secretary of Agriculture should ask the Commissioners of Agriculture of the several states to constitute an advisory board to as- sist the Secretary of Agriculture in handling these many problems in the many states. United We Stand, Divided We Fall. In number of counsellors there is safety. On the whole the Commissioners of Agriculture of the various states know the problems of agricul-, ture in their respective states better than anyone else. In the past I have contacted a large number of sen- field grown, $6.00 C.: 'dills, 35c doz. |kind Marigold, 10c_pkt. ators and congressmen from over the country and I] feel sure that they would give a great deal of weight to recommendations agreed to by the Secretary of Agriculture and the State Commissioners of Agri- eulture. It is undoubtedly true that many mistakes in the past would have been avoided had the warnings of these Commissioners of Agriculture been heeded by the National Administration. : J TOM LINDER, Commissioner of Agriculture. FLOWERS AND SEED - FOR SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE Well rooted mixed col. ger- aniums, $1.25 doz.; Green Cen- | tury plants. 25c ea.; Mixed iris, 6 colors, 25c doz.; White oJn- quils, $1.00 C.; 25 doz. AN Postpaid. Mrs. Newt E. Spence, Carrollton, Rt. 5. Yellow thornless rose, 4-6 ft., 50; Wisteria vine, 10-15 ft., 60c 4 ft., 25c ea.; 2, 45c; Yellow bells, 4, 30: Big Black Musca- dines, sweet and juicy. Suitable for arbor, 10-15 ft., $1.50. J. L. Coggin, Covington. Well rooted Monthly roses, white flesh, scarlet, pink bush: Climbers, pink; Dr. Van Fleet and yellow Gardenia, 6, T75c: Postpaid Chrysanthemums shrubs, perennials, request list. Mrs. R. Gable Haralson. Daffodils, orange day lilies, Star of Bethlehem, tame sweet violets, wild iris, all for 50c C. Snowballs, goldenbell, bridal wreath, purple and pink althe- as, purple lilac, all well rooted, 3, 25c: Purple foxglove, 25c. add postage. Miss Merine Hen- | derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49. Red oe myrtles, 6-8 ft., 35C ea.:? looming size; Per. sweet plants, 15c, blooming all- season, suitable for hedging: Blue Hydrangea plants, 15c; Maiden hair ferns, 20c. Add postage. Mrs. C, B. Hicks, Rey- nolds. Red hibiscus, blooming size, Wisteria vines, purple, well rooted, 25c ea.: Narcissus bulbs, 75e C. Yonge Yalker, Toccoa, Rt. 3. Orange, red Montbretia, 20c doz.: well. Gardenia plants, small and large, $1.50 up to $10.00. Ready to set out. Florence Wade, Townsend, Rt. 2, Box 149. One handsome boxwood, size 6-10 ft., reasonable price. Mrs. BH. T. Harris, Cedartown Rt. 3. Chrysanthemums, 38, 25 plus Te postage. White Wander, Pink Cameo Queen, Bronze Beauty, Mrs. Wilson Caston, Jenkins-' > fan. burg. Pink dbl. Almonds, Weeping Mary, White spirea, large pink and red roses, 35c ea.; Snow- ball, red quince, Japonica, 40c ea.; Yellow Japonica, 50c ea.; Violets, iris, Narcissus, daffo- sacks. Mrs. Inez Barrett, Talk- ing Rock. Purple Dahlias, blue and pink Hydrangea, August lily, 10c ea.; Large yellow pinks, Hedge plants: white and pink grass pink, 10e C. Docia Harris, Lula. Large type Chrysanthemums, all colors, 50c doz.; Azalea- mums, 8, 25c; Feverfew, 6 plants, 25e; Add 5c postage. Medium and button type chry- santhemums. Mrs. C. H. Farrar, Jenkinsbure. 9 large boxwood, 4 rt. high, $5.00 ea.: 75 all sizes from 25c to 50c ea.; Yellow easter bells, 2, 25c: 7 sister roses, 3, 25c: Easter blooming peach tree, 2, 25c; Old fashioned salets HEng- lish pea seed, 20 1-2c pint cup. Add postage. Mrs. Henry M. Jones, Lula, Rt. 1. Several kinds of flower seed; Fountain plants, 10c spoonful: All col. Zennia seed, large pack- age, 10c; All baby zennias, 4 different colors: Camellias; 4 ea.: Daffodils, 10c: Add postage. a3 Myrtice Barnes, Roswell, Several Thousand well rooted evergreen hedge plants; 1c ea. 6-12 in. high. Postpaid. Also a few ligustrum Japonicum plants |25c ea. Miss Jane M. Maddox, | Stone Mountain, P. O. Box 297, one 35 Other flowers cheap or. -exc. Mrs. E. C. Heaton, Hart- Sxsh. fer feed) OQ. Bo 297, 4 doz. Orange gladiola bulbs (blooming size) 25c doz. Bub- lets, 10c tblsp. Add postage. Mrs. E. Fountain, Fort Valley. Snapdragon, sweet william, Calendulus, Carnations, Queen Anne Lace, Foxglove, Dianthus Pansies, Stocks Feverfew, Col- umbine Larkspur, 35c doz.; Blue yard hydrangea, white lilac, pink almonds, white and purple wisteria, old pink, red and white Altheas, 25c ea. Mrs. EF, L. Smith, Wadley. Cedar, 6-14 in., 10c ea., in 100 lots. If interested in any other size, can furnish them at dif- ferent prices. Crepe Myrtles, Dogwood, 25c ea.; Holly, Flow- ering Locust, $2.00 ea,; Mag- nolia, 6 ft., $1.50 ea. W. H. Me- ruel, Rhodedendrons, 3, 25c: Millon, Ochlocknee, Rt. 1. . White and spruce pines: La- Lily bushes, Weigelias' Maple, Dogwood, 10c ea.: Azaleas, 40c doz.: Cedars, $1.00 doz.; yellow 20c Ib.: Garden tansy, 5c bunch. Will exe, some for large feed sacks. Add postage. Mrs. Nora Wells, Ellijay, Rt. 1. Perennial Phlox, 6 Fox- gloves, 8 tulips, 1 Narcissus, 6 iris, all for $1.25. Postpaid. ae Stephens, Dahlongea, Rt. Light pink gladiolas bulbs, | large 1 1-2 to 2 in., 10c ea. Del. in Ga. A. J. Stanton, Newborn! Heavy semi-dwarf boxwoods several sizes and ages and pric- es. Small abelias, well rooted $1.00 doz.; Ligustrums, 1 and 2.40). 81.00 -doz.y $5.00. -C:- Blanche Woodruff, Greenville. Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laur- els, Hemloecks, red and yellow azaleas, pink cherokee roses, tulip poplars, strawberry bush, red bud dogwood, white pines, 2-3 ft., $1.00 doz.: Snapdragon, Calif. Violets, Snowdrops, Fall pinks, daffodils, $2.00 C. P. P. Mrs. Gladys Robinson, Mineral Bluff. Rooted Boxwood, Evergreens Cactus, 7-8 in. high, 12c ea: Add postage. M. M. Cochran, Pis- 50 different iris, mixed, 25, 40c: Purple lilac, purple wis- teria, bridal wreath, golden bell, yellow Kerria, Forsythia, 6, 35c; White and blue violets, 35c C. and single butter and. eggs, yellow narcissus, orange lily, 50c C. Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Purple iris, 75 doz.: Yellow thrift, 45c bunch; Purple. lilac, cuttings, 25c ea.; Red single Cannas, $1.50 C.; White and pink Dr. Perkins roses, 35c. Add postage. Mrs. Velma Dean, Bre-. men. Beautiful flaming red Presi- dent Cannas, 40c doz.: $3.00 C. 500, $10.00: Plant now. Dbl. white Altheas, 5 ft., 75c; 6-7 ft., $1.00; P. P. in Ga.; White Daisy mums, $1.00 C. Evelyn W. Sea- gro, Pinehurst. Boxwoods, Arborvitae, 12-15 in.; Snowball, dbl. Japonicas, red Japonicas, Lilac, red and pink hibiscus, 25c ea.; Blooming Azaleas, all col., 40 doz.; Per. pink phlox, blue, lavender iris, 25c doz. Add postage. Linda Eyans, Ellijay, Rt. 2. = Hastings Exhibition Pansies, 50c doz.; Dbl. mixed sweet Wil- liams or Clove pinks, 25 doz.; Fiery red and rose verbena, 5 doz., $1.00 (rooted limbs): Greybeards, 25c ea.; $1.00 ord-| ers postpaid. Mrs. C. Rome, Rt. 1. Teaolive, pink honeysuckles, Lynch, Crepe Myrtles, red holly, White | dogwood, yellow jasmine, 5]. spruce pine, greybeard, 1 to fe, lOc: 5 tt 4c; Plus. ps Jay. Rt, 2. White gladioli bulbs, Jo and Shasta daisies, Blue white irish lilies. Mrs. Forsyth, Dallas, Rt. 3. 6-8 in.. beautizul Box) 10 $10.00. C.; Measure ground. Gardenias bloc size, 2, $1.00. Mrs. B. L. son, Greenville. ; Privet hedge, blue violets. C.; Orange day lilie daisies, purple phlox, 3 Weening willows, yellow |ieas, 16c-ea:; 2; 25c: Per pea seed, 10c doz.: ( bulbs, dried, 20c doz. Ex feed sacks, Postpaid. Mrs. D. Ralston, Ella: Gap. ~ All col. blooming size a as, red maple, sweet shi dogwood, 65c doz.: Rhodo drons, Indian arrowwood, h 75 doz:; Weeping willow. low Japonicas, spireas, Wi elias, Butterfly bush, go bell, 20c ea. del. Mrs. Le Williams, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Small seeding Nandinas $1.00; White Robinson and Cushion mums, 6, 25c; trums, 10-15 in., $3.00 C. bena, $1.00 per 30 clumps Woodruff, Greenville, Rt Min. Laurels, dog Rhododendrons, Bloomi 75 doz.; Dbl. yellow Japon Altheas, almonds, white snowball, 25c ea.: Pin phlox, blue iris, 25c doz.: wood, arborvitaes, 25c. R Add postage. L. M. Evan Red Japonica, well roo ea.; Baby snowballs, 50c Baster = lilies; 35cs doz. wood, 4, $1.00; Crepe my) 4, $1.00; dbl. Daffodils, 50c Golyden bells, 4, $1.0 Marvin Tanner, Rydal, F White mnarcissus, 15 Hazelnut bushes, $1.0 Blue Hyacinths, Dbl. Bri wreath, 10c ea. Mrs. Bradley, Jr., Bowdon. | Magnolia, Teaolive, Greybeard, red and whi wood, Indian red and sp cedars, pink Honeysuc crepe myrtles, yellow Jasn spruce pines, 1 to-5 ft. 4 40c. Plus. postage. Mr Colson, Toomsboro. Maples, dogwood, sweet. Evergreen, $1.00 doz.; G greybeard, $2.00 doz.: Sagsa $125. doz. -Pastpaid, ~ King, Bowdon, Rt. 2. olive, umbrella, china, dogwood, long stra Chinese honeysuckle, red myrtie, 3 ft, 20c: 5. Exc. for sacks. Add_ post fe T. K. Womack, Du Yard Hydrangea, M Sweet bay, Laurels, flowe erabapple, Spireas, myrtles, wisteria, 15c ea, pearl white tube roses, 1 .3, 25c; Shasta daisies chicken feathers. Lewis, Toomsboro. Purple foxgiove, Bethlehem, Orange day 1} Daffodils, tame sweet vi wild iris, 75e C.: Gold yellow jasmine, purpl bridlewreath, pink hardy cus, rooted, 2, 25c. age. Mrs, Nancy Henc Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49, Several bu. single - bulbs. 30c doz.: 4 de pinks, dbl. lilies, 4, 25. var. gladiolus, 25c, 40c do fine iris free with $1.00 o P. P. on 50c order. Mrs. Robertson, Carrollton. Mixed col. Azaleas, dogwood, sweet shrub maple, holly, crabapple doz.; Rhododendrons, low, 20 ea. paid. Mrs: J. B. jay Re 2. Zz. Mrs Patterson, Talking Rock, ] Daffodils, Star of Bethle Orange day lilies, violets ple foxglove, 50c C.: Sno golden bell, weeping mary sythia, pink, purple al well rooted, 2, 25c: Old fas ed gold butten mums, 25 Add postage. Exc. sacks. Mrs. Mollie H Ellijay, Rt. 3. ae Tree dwarf boxwood, S51 border plants, 2 doz. $. $4.00 C,; Per verbena, | a \ aweet_ shrub, iyerry. cedar, take. Exe. ioe white cons Hunt, laorvtacs re ware 2 tt lets, 0c on - oe roses, 3, : rea, butterfly, jasmine, Add postage. Mrs W.| en, Morganton. ; iad, 3 yr. meey, bloom- col., $1.25 eai; 3 size, all col., Red Pyracanthas, B5 Nandinas, $1.00 By 2.75. All state Wyman. Pearce, Cairo iris, Come day lilies, | ; Snowdrop, 20c ichtres roses, ywering Japonicas, 2, Tbe. postage. tland, Bllijay, Rt. 3. white dogwood, crabap- bushes, Mt. Laurels, Rhododendrons, $1.00 Hollyhocks, irish aS tae a glow, ner, Mineral Bratt, yellow cup old fash- ao. red spider lily $3.00 C.- Nan- lants: 4 in, heavy rooted 4 $2.50 C.; Add e. Red Hawthorn, Nee Morsnalivite. Snowdrops, Japonica | Ss Daewoo aithes, 3 col. rd peach, 2-4: ft mperor Daffodils, Poeti-! all col., Jarcissus, $2.00 C.;: Violets, rdrops, $1.00 C.: Pink Per. Bronze mums, 4 doz, ; bbe 00. Mrs. J. H $1.75 | lias, cat Aideaa: ae chee double yellow 20c a.; Indian arrow- 1 4 White spider 5 ar ies, 256, 2. Add L. M. Teague, 1 col; EN Dalen: 45c doz.; Li- ilacs, snowballs, 20c _ ea.; pues hemlock, Mt. Lau- Add postage. . Evans, Talona. ~ple and yellow iris, 45c doz.; Yellow Japonicas, 45c doz.; Cr: bappicn, COC radish, 50c doz. Add post- Mrs. May Bell Wright, Ta- yellow Japonicas, hibi- ink weigelias, caret pi Tiger lilies, 50c , yellow iris, Jon- "piue violets, ee printed feed ee W. GC. Plumies, Etli- uils, large wiite 25 a an. Jasmine, , 25c: Yucca plants, 3 yr. old, : orange, yellow red Cannas, ea. Also Garlic, 40c doz. Mrs. A. Hors- Welt rooted Aco, Rt. 2. fagnolia, teaoclive, crepe myrtle, ' shrub, shay rier te Molly. 1 iG 25c; 4 ft., 35; for white | postage. Exe. msboro, Rt. 3. , 8 in., i yr., 3 jasmine, 3, '25e: cape jas- Rove, 25 ea.; 3a, Mrs. Jennie De Loach, . lL postpaid all pinks, red, yellow, and ite, 20c doz.; -Jonquils, Blue ags, white and yellow, Gin- er lilies, purple with yellow snter, golden glow, as Da lias, 75e doz. Add postage. A a Cieere Waters, Dahlonega, 3 Blue ape hyacinth bulbs, Oc C.; 500, $2.00: Hardy Per. 3 ailing: moss, 10c doz. plants. iss Vena Brown, Hartwell. Cameo pink, eee Good roots from a 15 Azaleasmums, or, * dandersvi He. red Amaryllis, $1.00: under $1.00. Mrs. Hepeon,, Sn mats, English dog ate, oe Easter lilies, 5 on- 10e bulb; 15, $1.00. Mrs. . Gilley, Cedartown, RE 3. fall pinks, foxgloves, daisies, fe doz.- Lemon, Tiger lilies, , 25c; Dbl. and single Orange day ilies, 6, 25e; Yellow peach- tree roses, New Years and red | ho Varden vine, 3, 25c} Women Hyacinths, 250 doz.: ,| Mixed Dahlias, 40c doz.; for Gladiola bulbs. size or Verbena plants. Mrs. W. J. Taylor, Demorest, Rt. 1 Rooted English Ivy, 2, 5c; All col. Larkspur, 25 C.; Rooted Catnip, 10c doz. Alma Presnell, Gainesville, Rt. 1. - Gladiola bulbs 40c doz.: Mam- moth Russian Sunflower he 00 gal. Postage pd. Mrs. L. . Biliott, Lavonia, Rt. 1. | Purple violets, large pink Verbena, sweet grass pnks, mixed. larkspur, 20e doz.: Hol- lyhocks, 60c doz.: Purple iris, 30c doz.; Lilacs, 10c, aOCs Doro- thy Perkins roses, 10e; White yellow, bronze mums, 20c doz. ne; Grady Brown, Stone Mtn., Rte; Umbrella palms, 25c Mixed col. Med. Chrysanthemums, Galliardias, Cultivated golden rod, blue Gentian plants, 25c doz.: Queen Anns Lace, phlox., mixed col., 15c doz.; Running roses, small white and pink, rooted, 15c ea. No order less than 50c, All P. P. a ares Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. Large blooming size Crimson spider lily bulbs, 25c doz.; Also Jonguills, red Canna and white iris, $1.00 C. Add postage. No stamps or chks. Mrs. Cliff Tan- ner, Sandersville, Rt. 1. 1 yr. old dbl. yellow Japonica, 50c: Daffodils, Narcissi, Fox- glove, 35e doz.: Indian Arrow, Almonds, Azaleas, lilac, 25 ea.; Red Jap quince, snowball, 35 /ea.; Exc. for sacks. Mrs. R. J. Richards, Talking Rock, Bt, 2. Several col. large type Dah- $1.00 doz.; Medium size, 50e doz.: Per. Phlox., 4 col. mixed mums, pink thrift, 25e doz.; Cream, blue, and Spanish iris, hardy hibiscus, 6, 25ce. Add postage. Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. Rhododendrons, Mtn. Ivy, Holly, white pine, Indian arrow, crabapple, $1.00 doz. Yuca plants, 25c ea.: trumpet vine, 10c: Sweet shrubs, 20c_ ea.; Mixed col. azaleas, 45c doz. Ja- ponicas, red and yel ow 20c ea.; Add postage. Well rooted. Mrs. Ralph Smith, East Ellijay. Snowballs, white | Spireas, pink almonds, purple lilac, 15c ea.: Azaleas, sweet shrubs, 45c doz.: Purple iris, 15c ea. Box- woods, well rooted. Avg. 14-23 in. in height, $1.50 ea. Add post- age. Mrs. Carrie Moore, ee Rt. 2, Box 94. Purple lilac, pink xinbads, blue butterfly, 15c a.;. Box- woods, well rooted, 50c_ ea.; Azaleas, sweet shrubs, 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs. John W. Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 2. All col. Azaleas, yellow lilies, sweet shrubs, 40c doz.: Japo- nicas, 35c ea.; Spruce and white pines, Mt. Laurels, Rhododen- drons, 25 ea. Easter lilies, 35c - doz. Gaylox 25c clump. Add postage. Mrs. C. M. Patterson, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Primroses, 10c ea.: 3 doz.; 25c; Native dogwood, pink honeysuckle, 25c ea.: All rooted. Also Speckled crowder peas, .|10c cupful. Mrs. Bartow Bar- rett, Ellijay. Watermelon red crep myrtle, white native dogwood, red flow- ering quince, red, white, pink everbloom roses, red maple, sweetgum trees, sweet shrub, well rooted, also Muscadine vines, $1.50 doz. Mrs. C. B. Rob- inson, Bowdon, Rt. 2. Blooming size azaleas, crab- apple, sweet shrubs, 40c doz.: White and spruce pines, dog- wood, Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels, 75c doz.; Altheas, red Japonica, Forsythia, 20c - ea, Well rooted. Add postage. Mrs. L. F. Adams, Ellijay, Rt. 2. 100 asst. gladiola bulbs, $1.00 C.: 3 well rooted dark red ver- bena plants, 25c doz; Pink Queen Annes lace plants, 50c doz. Mrs. J. A. Pendergrast, Reynolds. Flowering quince, 6, Purple lilac, 8, $1.00; $1.00: Bridal wreath, 15c ea.; Purple iris, 40c | doz.: Snowballs, 40c ea. Add postage. Miss Willie ree - terson, Talking Rock, Rt. Azaleas, dogwood, white pine, i spruce pine, 40c doz.; Mtn. Lau- rel, 60c doz; Maple, 2. 25! Holly and Crabapple, $1.00 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Angus Reece, | Ellijay, Rt. 2. Daffodil and Narcissus blooms also sweet scented yel- low, dbl. Butter and Ege and Trumpet flowers, lot open now; Quantity of fragrant white ones with yellow centers the first of April. Mrs, Lizzie Luc- key, P. O. Muscadine, Ala., Rt. 1. (Live in Hudson Co. Ga.) - White and pink thrift, well rooted plants, damp moss pack- ed, $1.00 C. Postpaid, in Ga. Include postage in other states. | Mrs. serbert L, Perry, Stat-, (ham Sees Bxe. plooming } $1.00. Daisies, pons, Holland, Meigs. Purple tilac, olden. bell, almond, pridal wreath, flower: | ponica, White iris, yellow jonquils, blue hya- postage. Talking ing quince, yellow $1.00 doz.: Purple inde 80c doz. Add ee Tippens, cinths, Mrs, Rock, Rt. Red and vellow dahlia bulbs, 15c: Red and yellow cannas, ea. , bronze, ag pur- | tinction, eraniums 10 yellow, re ple, sweet williams, Oc bunch; White narcissus, 25c doz. Add W.. Jackson, postage, Mrs. s Talking Rock, Rt. 2. 1 purple and 1 pink putterfly bush: 3 exquisite pink Cannas; 3 pink begonias, for $1.00; 1 lace vine, 40c; red oleander, 30c: Jap. royal purple begonia, 75, $1.00, according to size. Add Forrester, postage. Mrs. E. J. Sparta. Mixed color native azaleas, white, spruce, long leaf. pines, white dogwood, Mt. Laurel, Rhododendrons, _ liiac, Bridal- wreath, Easter bells, rooted, packed, damp moss, 3-4 ft., $1.25 doz.: Add postage orders under $1. 25. Mrs. Elsie BE. Hea- ton, Mineral Bluff. Four o clock seed, red and yellow; Marigold, 10c pkg.; Poppies, petunia, Zennias, pinks sweet peas, Babys breath, and many others, mixed together, 10 spoonful. Add postage. Her- bert Redfern, Mitchell, Rt. 3. Snapdragons, feverfew, for-get-me-nots, dbl. phlox., . verbena, | per. dianthus, Thrift, pink, white violets, 25c doz.: jasmine, ea. Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley. larkspur, Chrysanthemums: large types ball, incurved; reflexed, red, white, rose, cream, pink Garnett, wine, named var. labeled, 20. plants, buttons, Koreans, 30 plants, $1.00. Rooks, Arlington. Mrs. Yellow cupped white narcis- $1.25 C.: Yellow jasmine, white wis- teria, white hibiscus, 15c; White erepe myrtle, 2oG, $1. 00. Orders sus, mixed blooming size, prepaid in Ga. Mrs. Sam Smith, Austell, Rt. 2. Boxwood cuttings, 50c ea.: Chinaberry sprouts, 50c ea.: Pink thrift, $1.00 C.: $5.00 M.: $3.00, 500. Good root. Prompt del. Write for price on larger lots. Bertha Grizzle, Cumming. Mixed dbl. zennias, 10c table- spoonful, Dbl. red cannas, 25c doz.; dbl. orange marigolds, 10c tbls. Add postage. Mrs. V. E. Bennett, Cordele, Rt. 2 144. Dbl. Japonicas, 1 yr. old, well rooted, 50c: Red and white dog- Lemon lilies, 35C oz, wood, 4, $i. 00; hardy phlox, all col., Jonquils, daffodils, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Well rooted purple tee. sweet shrub, 25c_ ea.; honeysuckle, 15c ea.; 10c ea.; Car* Hixe.: tor Norman, Collidge, Box 68. Purple lilacs; $1.00 doz.; Pink Thrift, jonquils, $1.00 C.: dbl. red Dahlias, 75c doz.; Red Seven Yellow Chrysanthemums, 50c doz. Mrs. Sister, rooted, 2, 25c. J. N. Adamson, Lula, Rt. 2. Red Spider lilies, Pink thrift, larkspur, May y lilies, 15c ea. FOB. Mrs. H. . Jarrell, Butler, Rt. 2. Hardy Hydrangea, blooming size plants, 30c ea.;: Orange day $1.25 C.; Snow- 50c C.; Golden yellow narcissus, 50c M. Mrs. Dessie lilies, 25c doz.; drops, Hughey, Fairmount, Rt. 1 Statue of Liberty till late frost, 25c ea.: 5, $1.00. ane Flora -Nicholson, Blairs- ville. Rooted Lemon shrubbery. 25c la- ea.; 5, $1.00. Miss Flossie lock, Rydal, Rt: 2. Christmas cactus ready well rooted, 20c; ioned sweet inks, Sweet yellow jonquil, 50c doz. Add postage. No hits Rosa _C. Allan, Alto, Rt. 2. Oak Hill Farm. 50 rooted all col. Verbena: 25 Snowdrops, 3 surprise Hlies, all for $1.00; 50 mums, all col, 12 President Scarlet Cannac, all for $1.00; 12 velvet red dah- lias bulbs, 50c: Add. postage. No stamps or chks. Mrs, M. D. Gog. fox- glove, carnations, Clove pinks, asters, blue, Winter french dogwood, 35 yellow, - bronze, pom- Azaleamums, Will for feed sacks. Box "Narcissus, $2.00 C. Mrs. Monroe Barnes, Sweet Postage pd. in zone 1. Mrs. Elmer Hen- dricks, Duplin: Rt. 1. 50 white and purple wisteria, Bronze bell vine, 10e Red dogwood, white or purple lilac, flowering quince, red crabapple. Mrs. J. P. 30ce doz.; physos- tegia, 15c doz.; Per sweet peas, snowdrop, winter honeysuckle, Canna bulbs, extra large and vigorous, the tallest and longest blooming of all Cannas, lasting from July to bloom, 25c a.: Ostrick Plime ern, wood, rooted, large chrysanthe- | mums rooted, 10c ea.: Old fash- Box- | ca. 3. $1.00: 25, $3.50: $6.00 C.: White 6-12 in, 16c ea: Raster Iilies, purple, white iris, Blue hyacin- ths, $1. 00 doz.: Monthly roses, red rooted, 20c ea.: New Years vine, 15c ea. Mrs. Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt G6. : _ Teaolives, sweet shrubs, dog- woods, Magnolia, yellow jas- mine, crabapples, gallberry, hol- ly, honeysuckle, ete, L0G. tt: $5c: 4 ft., 40c. Add postage. Small orders. Mrs. T. c- -Graw, Irwinton, Rt. 1. Blue irish, lilies, violets, jon- quils, 30c doz.: White pines, 2- 3 ft.; 5Oc_ea.: Red. dogwoods, 8 50c; Evergreen galax, 30c doz.: Azaleas, 8, 25e; Myrtle and honeysuckle vine, 25c doz. Add er Miss Gladys Dehart, ineral Bluff. Yellow Easter rose, bridal- wreath, purple lilacs, pink hibi- scus. Xmas cactus, 15c ea.; Var. iris, blue grape hyacinths, Star of Bethlehem, rose: cuttings, 25 roses, 75 doz.; Early bearing strawberry plants, 50e C. Mat tie Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1. About 90 Golden bell Forsy- thia or Golden rods, 4 yrs. old, Blue Damson plum, 2, 45c; Mix- ed larkspur plants, 15c doz.; Rock garden plants, 5c clump. Evergreen ivy, 10c.ea. Miss F. B. Moore, Suwanee. Red Japonicas, 35c ea.; Azale_ as, 40c doz.; Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels, white, spruce pines, white dogwood, crab- apples, 35c doz. March flowers, 0e C. 85c doz. Add. postage. Mrs. Fred Beasley, Ellijay, Rt. 2. -Yuea plants, 25e ea.; Indian Arrow, 15e: Mixed col. Azale- as, 40c doz.; Japonicas, 20c ea.; Trumpet vine, 10c: drons, Mtn. Ivy, holly, $1.00 doz.; Iris, 30c doz.; Per. phlox, 20c doz.; Rooted. . W. F. Bailey, See white pine, Pink Almonds, Porythia ge 25c: White violets, 35c doz.: Rhododendrons, white and spruce pines, 2, 35c; All col. Azaleas, 40c doz. Red Japoni- cas, 40c ea. Add postage. rs. Luther Welch, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Crepe myrtle, butterfly. bush. flowering quince, winter jas- mine, purple lilac, baby breath spirea, bridal wreath, 15c ea.; 2, 25c. White half runner bean seed, 30c cupful. Wilson, Martin. Azaleas, Red Buds, dogwood, $1.00 doz. Add postage. Exc. Myrtie Barton, Mineral Bluff: Gladiola bulbs; salmon pink Dahlia tubers, Crimson red, 25e doz. ea. Postpaid. Mrs. M. Ritz, Fairburn, Rt. 2. _ Fine iris, light blue, pink orchid, brown and deep purple, 6, 50c: Mrs. W. W. Trimble, Adairsville. Dbl. red geraniums, strong good cuttings, 15c ea.; 20, $2.00; Conch Begonias, pink blooms, 15e ea.; Star Bethlehem bulbs, 30c C.: Sword and Boston fern, 25 e@a.: Rainbow moss, Grape Begonia tubers, 15c; Maiden hair fern, lace and Sprengeri; 25 ea. Mrs. Ed Stone, Adairs.: ville, Rt. 2. Native white dogwoods, (bunchy and good roots) 2-4 ft., sweet shrubs, $1.00 doz. del.: 26 trees, $2.00., Also want a few Quince trees. Mrs. Boyd Baggett, Douglasville, Rt. 1. Calico bushes, rhododen- drons, hemlock, azaleas, silver maples, Acer dasycarpum, hol- ly, gaylax, laurel, dogwood, white pine, ferns, many others. Wet moss packed. Special quantity lot offer. Gordon Hunnicutt, Tallulah Falls. Azaleas, red and white dog- woods, holly, Mtn. Laurel. crabapple, $1.00 doz.: Galax, Orange day lilies, 60e C.: Ar-. borvitaes, 30c ea. Postpaid, Mrs, Addie Abercrombie, Lov- ing. Ophiopogum (lavender spike) border plants, $1.00. C.: White wisteria, white oak leafed Hydrangeas, pink almond, nan- dinas, English palms. 25 ea.: 6, $1.00. Lemon and orange day lilies, 25e doz. Add post- age. Mrs. O. S. Fields, Thomas- ! ville; 407 N. Madison St. Abelia, flossy pink and white, blooms from May.: til frost. 50c Varigated green Pittisporum, $1.60;. White. oak hydrangea 25, $2.50; Gardenias, $1.50; Pink and blue hydrangeas, P. P. No chks. or stamps. Mis. J. W. Edwards, Springvale, Rt, i red Cannas, gladiolas, sweet shrubs, silver maples, mixed iris, 75e doz.; EHuony- mous, boxwood, $1.25 C. Exe. ior white, colored feed sacks, onions or value. Nan Kewn, Dbl. field grown. labeled p | fragrant blossoms all su Mixed col. tulips, Tube-. c eke Ballenger, Bowdon : Blue Irish, white violets, Rhododen- : Mrs. J. A. trum, pink amions, large, rooted shrubs,. 35-50c RW. Wingo, Newnan, Rt. ee Chrysanthemums; ties. white pink whi red, [ gated bioaiae Be 8 in. ea.; 40, $1.85; All col. Pom} button and daisy type plants, $1.25. Mrs. J. F. C! man, Edison. __ ce Tube rose bulbs, early ploo ing variety and blooms frost, plant early and enjoy 50c doz. Postpaid. Mrs. Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2 1000 cedar trees, 5-30 8c to 20c ea., according t Also Burdock, 2b ABs FOB. T. M. Shelnut, Gler Dbl. ee Crepe myrtle, theas, Mock orange, forsy Jan. jasmine, wisteria, Dorotk Perkins, 10~-50c ea.; -Physos eg ia, Cannas, Per. phlox, swee peas, Chrysanthemums, bronzed lilies, 5c to 25c Mrs. W. C. Jenkins, Atlant 577 Capitol Ave., Ss. W. Phe MA. 6452. > Se Blue Flags, Narcissus lew and white, 25c doz. ~ si Jonquils, 20c doz.: Rose > Rose white, 5c ea.; Day Lilie Orange, honeysuckle. 10c do: All well rooted. Will stamps or chks. Add posta _ Dahlias: Treasure Is la 1 Marshall pink, World. white Avelon, Jane C Prince of Persia, Robert Bel others, $1.25 doz. Dora G strap, Suwanee, Rt, ae Large variety dahlia b World, Margrace, Robert. Ripley, Wm. H. Hogan, So Satan, Jersey Beacon, | Midas, Ft. Monmouth, Ft Fire, others. Mrs, Josie per, Clayton. named Dahlia bulbs, $1.25 doz: Add postage. Bessie Martin, Gainesvill 5. con Galax, Day lilies, White, red dogwood, aza holly, 90c doz.; Arborvitaes ea. Postpaid. Mrs. Cora: gerfelt, Loving. Chrysanthemum plants, the produce \ gorgeous decoyati iN blooms, 10c ea.; Medium eans and Pompoms, 20 pla $1.00; Prepaid. Thrift, 1 blooms, large bunches, 60c Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milne Large type chrysanthemu white, yellow pink lavenc bronze, red cream, 20 plan $1.00; Button, Daisy and Sp0o: type, 30, $1.00. Sweet bh violets, 20c doz. - Silver, Cuthbert. Dahlias: Prince of pet Snowdrift, Jersey a Paramount, treasure is 1 a Cuban giant, Pride of nia, A, D, Lavonia, White Wonder, one each. $1 doz.: Others, $1. a doz. 25c ea. Mrs. W. - Bell, luth, Rt. 2. Privet hedge, 2c ea, Ga denias, Abelia, Yuccas, lugu: pyram cedars, forsythias, boxwo 25 ea, Rooted. 1 2, 3 ft. ee ries, 10c ea. Josephine Raley 5 Mitchell. * : Gee 6 boxwoods, 19-32 in., $1 ea.; 9 large boxwoods, 3-4! ft., $5.00 ea.: lilies, 25c doz. yellow Easter Bell s, yal looming peach trees, 2 for 2 Add postage. Mrs. Henry Jones, Lula, Rt. 1. Yellow Narcissi, Jonquils an Daffodils, 100 bulbs, $1.10, 6: 100 of ea. for $3.00. Mrs. W. Brown, Helena. Giant Exhibition p ansy plants, blooming size, 1a for $1.50 postpaid. Mrs. J. F = dan, Doerun. Old fashioned anaes mix. col. larkspur plants, 5 C.; large purple iris, $1.00. Exe. for. printed or white fee sacks, 100 lb. cap., free of hole Mrs. J, A. Henson, Fairmount, : Rt. 41: Mix. col, tulips, large v blooming size, 6, 50ce. 75c Gos pink Christmas cactus and dbl white Easter rose, rooted, pink Radiance rose, pink weigel 3 limbs, 15 ea., 2 for 25c; bow type Blue Grape hyacint 1 85e doz. Gladys Duran, Cum ming, Rt. 1. terfly pushes, 4 for $1.00; oli, dbl. kwianso lilies. or exec. for choice dahlias and feed sacks, Myrtle eo ee Bt. 5 Med. size dahlia bulls for sale, 30c FOB, or exc. for other flowers that I havent got. -Crabapples, azaleas, dog- wood s, redbuds. strawberry bush, crimson, pink rambler ~ roses, $1.00 doz.: velvet. roses, $1.25 doz.: dbl. daffodils, April blooming narcissi, $2.00 C-.: Shasta daisies, mtn. ferns, $1.00 -. Mrs. Mattie Killingbeck, Morganton. Hemerocallis ies Van - Houtti spirea, yellow thornless roses, purple lilac. 25c ea.; Ss -Repsime blue iris, Richard Wallace, Canary yellow, King 5 Humbert, red, cannas, - either, $1.00. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Bernice Carroll, Bremen, Hi 2. ~Named_ dahlias, . $2.50 doz.: Javender iris, 30c doz.; for- sythia, bridalwreath, Thun- bergia, Billiardi, Van Houtti, white lilac, woodbine, winter 10c_ ea. Daisy Add postage. -Carnesville, honeysuckle, wyoums, 20 doz. Mrs. J. C. Mize, es - Flower seed: Blackberry lily, 10c doz., large white with rose center hibiscus, and all col. 10c . spoonful; ? Accept 3c stamps. Mrs. JH. Garrington, Thomas- 223; Little yellow cluster sweet = scented, April blooming narcis- si, $1.00 C.;: No chks. Money order or cash only. Add post- Miss Alice Webb, Mon- Co: Goldenglow, dbl. orange, ger lilies, hardy phlox, hibis- cus, trailing arbutus, japonicas, pink, red spirea, azaleas, gran- ny-greybeard, Star jasmine, as, rhododendrons, 6. for Spanish iris, 35c doz.- $2.- peek thrift, 25 doz. Moss Ba lonega. Rt. 4 _White eannas, Bureka, deliv- an = avitte chrysanthemums, | Sees $1.00.. Mrs. J. R. John- 5 _ Atlanta, 3541 Roswell Hes Ch 2061: lish dogwood, 18 an: 40 soo1o* one that 1s 19 0. in. dia., $2.25; 10, 10 in. bridalwreath, etiee e bpe-ea.) 2, 25: small spruce pine, $1. 00 doz.: Sweet pea seed, 10c doz. mix. eol. gladioli bulbs. 20c doz. artha Ralston. Ella Gap. urple, cream iris, lavender, ellow, wild flag. lilies, shasta jaisies, Eng. dogwood, 25c doz., z., $1.00: others. Mrs. E. J. Connell, Demorest, mt 1s Pink Thrift, 60c C.: blue i Mrs. J. L. arner, Warthen. Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel, berry, holly, white pine, le. rete eee Red- ; postpaid. $1. 00 doz. Mrs. ci a Milhollan, Morganton. a) red, yellow, 20c Ses all col., 40c doz.: ho ern Mtn. jaurel. Mrs. Pearl 90 Pink almond, altheas, dog- wood sweetshrubs, Indian Ar_ Oc ea.; all col. blooming zaleas, 40c doz.; laurel, k, white pines, 75 doz.: phlox, blue- -purple doz. -Add_ postage. e Harist, Eliay. Rt. ee thie weigelas, dbl. yellow japonicas, lilac, altheas,. -pach | oxwood, 10-15 in., 25 hlox, iris, 20c doz.: azale- oz. Add postage. B. Shepard, Sia ot 4 an roots, 50 doz.; blue and day lilies, 25c doz.: - lilies, | 20 doz. \ ( oe dif: colors, 35c - doz., $1.00; Blue Iris kinds chrysanthemums, : Blackberry lily, nar- lilies, 20c doz. ae Milk abd Wine tly. 2-for $1.25; $5.00 C. i in Ga. Mrs. Slash pine seed, ode E. Greenway, ae nites -eye. =eye and variegated. | , three cents (3c, 16 of: per. { others: 12 dif. var. petunias, | castor bean and sourd seed, ; FLOWERS crs SALE 2 Dahlias, Rogers peach, Pride of Calif., Avalon, Roman Eagle, Somoset, Byers, other fine var., $1.00 doz.; Spruce pines, pink, white flower rhododendrons, Laurels, Cherokee roses, Red- buds, Rooted, 25c doz. Mrs. Florence Heaton, Mineral Bluff. -Dahlias, med. size, mix. col. 50c doz.: hardy phlox, Mums, Thrift, winter Verbeya, Iris, yellow lilies, 25c doz.; hardy hibiscus, 3 for 25c:; New Years vine, lilac, 2 for 25c. Add post- age. No -chks. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Lona Blackwell, Dahlon- ega, Rt. 1. _ Dahlias, Roman Eagle. Snow- drift, Purple Giant, Prince of Peace, White Wonder, Treasure Island, Sunset Glow, Mammoth Pearl, Avalon, Jersey Beacon, $1.25. doz. others; 12 dif. var., Duluth, Mrs. Claude Adams, Fetes Gladioli, tuberoses, Oxalis, pink and yellow garden iris, 25e doz; 2 doz., 40c: garden sage, calamus, Siberian iris, Tiger lilies, Chinquapin. rose, pink Polyaathus rose, 20c ea., 2 for-35c.. Mrs.-J._B. Brannan, McDonough, Rt. 2. May cherries, red and yellow plums, 15 ea.,$1.20 doz.: well rooted snowballs, Day lilies, 20c ea., Golden Bells, 1'5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Glen Moore, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Dbl. pink Oleander, Dbl. white Grand Duke ~J asmine, well rooted, 32 to 45c ea.; Queen Anns Lace plants, 27c doz., 2 doz., 50c. No chks. Mrs. | Mittie Collins, Smithville, Rink Cotton Easter mycr ophilla, cochleote, Yulan, China. a soft foliaged evergreen, prostrate shrub bearing .pinkish-white flowers and red berries, 10 yr. old, dia. of spread almost 10 (oes 2-3 yr. old, 75c ea., prepaid. David Hobson, Jasper. Cut flowers, long, 2 in. yel- low daffodils, 25c C. FOB. Cash with order. No order less than 200; Evergreens, mock orange, white dogwood, Eng. dogwood, | bridalwreath, 10c ea. Others. oo Bee St Oxford, Rt. Large gold Chrysanthemums, 35 doz.: white narcissi, 75c C.: yard. run blackberry and orange day lilies. 35 doz: Add postage. No stamps. Mrs. Effie Carter, Temple, RAid4 Night blooming Ceteue Ze up or exc. Would like pink, white and blue hyacinths, snap- dragons plants, Nandinas, red thrift, dahlias, peonies, camel- lia japoniecas, azaleas and pink dogwood. Mrs. C. M. Proctor, Summit. Well rooted, 1 yr. old Box- wood plants, 30c doz., or $2.25. C.. Older plants, 5c to 35e ea. Add postage to all. Miss Mary Condar, Palmetto. . Chr ysanthemums. Jarge com. var., 50 doz.; med. com., 40c doz. Button, Daisy, Cushion, small Pom Pom and Korea, 25e doz.; 5 doz., $1.00: $1.25 C.: $8.- 00 M.: Per. 35c doz.: : hardy an- 1 nual, 25c doz. oe HeA: Eyer=, son, Cordele. Rt. - Chrysanthemums, Pear sons yeliow, Shrysalors, Smiths En- chantress, .Seidwitz pink, Quaker - Maid, Tallahassee Red, Silver. Wedding, Gladys Pear- son, 50c doz.: Doty, Legal Ten- der, Romany, Emerald. Feath- ers, Nancy Anemone, 40c doz Mrs. L. A. Barry, Cordele. Blooming size azaleas, col., 40 doz.; boxwood, ar- borvitae. 10-16 ins BoC ered. yellow japonicas, white lilac. snowballs, hibiscus, pink red spirea, 25 ea.; Tiger lily bulbs, 15e.: Add postage. Martha all | Eller, Ellijay, Rt. Mixed. white and pink sweet scented grass pinks. mix col. and field run blooming size gladioli, $1.00 C.; add postage on small orders: also nice shrubbery. cheap at my place. Mrs. Fannie Ford, College Park 1018 E. So. Main St. - Dahlias. Prince of. Rees Mrs. Warner, Avalon, Marie, A; D. Livonie, Purple Giant, Jer- sey Beacon, White Wonder, Treasure Island, Mrs. Harrold, $1.25 post- paid. Mrs. H. E. Bell, Duluth. Pink Thrift, rooted. 50c C. del. anywhere. Mirss> ion -| Duke, Wrens. Petunia ~ plants brilliant col- ors, Brown-eyed Susans, Sham- rock, Yarrow, white or pink. Cornflower, all .col., Sweei Williams, hollyhock, scabiosa, Shasta daisy. 2 doz., 50c. P. P. on $2.00 or more orders. P.M: Hudgins, Flowery Branch. April blooming Narcissi, 50c per 100 bulbs: bachelor but- ton, burning bush, touchmenot. cosmos, - hibiscus 10 pack each, - We ae M. themums,. hyacinths, pink althea, Y9.1 an; = iton Ivy, -Mixed- _Chry. re eo 3 5 M. blue iris, $15.00 or $3.50 Del.; 7. dif. col., chrysan- 50c for a clump of ea. kind; jonquils,. white nar- cissi, 50e C. Mrs. W..T. Bark- well, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 58. Rhododendrons, Mtn. jaurels, red, yellow azaleas, pink Chero-. kee roses, strawberry bush, dogwood, crabapple, redbud, white pine, tulip poplars, hem- lock, 2-3 ft., $1.50 doz.; snow- drops, Calif, violets, blue. iris, $2.00 C. Mrs. Bonnie Aber- crombie, Mineral Bluff. Snowballs, Rose weigeli, hy- drangeas, yellow forsythia, Red pink and white Spireas, 10c ea.; 2 colors dbl. Altheas,: 20 ea., rooted: One pink Spirea free with $1.00 orders. Add postage under $1.00... Mrs. Carl Kim- sey, Hiawassee. ~ Pink almond, pink crepe myrtle, red japonica, purple lilac, cape jasmine, American beauty rose, your choice of 6, $1.00; Pomegranate, 2-3 ft., 65c ea.; myrtle, $1.00 doz.: Postage pd. Mrs. C. E. Crump. Hartwell, Rt. ae : : Red spider lilies, Regal lilies, $1.00 doz.;: Old fashioned single blue hyacinths, blue feather Zoe doz.: Jonquils, Dbl. Butters and Egg, Long trumpet vine, $1.00..C.. Exc. for white feed sacks. Add post- age. Miss Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Purple iris, Shite narcissus, yellow jonquils, orange day lilies, 75.C.; Mixed color vio- | lets, 50c C.- Buttercup, Butter and eggs; pink phlox, purple} foxglove, 15c doz.; Pink almond, purple wisteria, goldenbell, 10c ea. Add post- age. Mrs. Will James, Ellijay, RE eo Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurel, White and yellow dogwood, azaleas, redbud, coral. berry, pink cherokee rose, white pine. tulip poplar, crabapple,. 3-4 ft. high, $1.00 doz.: Shasta daisies, phlox, snowdrop, $1.00 C. Postpaid. Mrs. Boon Wilson, Morganton. | Pink Weigelias, purple lilac, dbl. Fe altheas,~ pink almond, . forsythia, boxwood, 25c: Indian arrow, sweetshrub, dog- wood, all col. -plooming size azaleas, 40c doz. Adgq postage. Lora Shepard, Ellijay, Rt. 2.- All col. blooming size azaleas, 40c doz.; Boxwood, arborvitaes, 12-162-in, <25c:: dbl. yellow japonica, almond, altheas, pink and red spireas, white lilac, crabapple, snowball, rd Jap. quince. 20c |. ea. Add postage. B. L. Eller, Ellijay, Box 1 14. Purple wisteria, oak ode an- gea, pink almond, forsythia, pink spirea, bridalwreath, Bos- purple lilac, pink myrtle, 70c.-doz.: Single and dbl. daffodils, dbl. butter and egg, jonquils, Star of Bethle- hem, orange lilies. 50c doz, Mrs. Doyle Eller, Ellijay, Rts, One lar ge clump white peony, $5.00; White narcissi and yel- low daffodil, 50c C. Add post- age. Miss ae - Sullivan, Marietta, Rt; : 18 dif. i iris, 5c ea.; 40 dif. mixed iris, 3c ea.: . Callas. Regals. Blue August lilies. $1.10 doz.: Tiger, Req Spider lilies, 75 doz. Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Lawrenceville. : 6. pomegranates, ft.; Med. size red amaryllis; June Cactus, rooted pink al- mond, 25 ea.: Christmas vine, rose per. phlox, 30c doz. Mrs. Ruth Head, Bremen. Yellow Rares 4 White dogwood, pink weigelia, privet hedge, wild sweet shrub, all rooted, 40c ea.: Purple German iris, 75C . doz.: ._Large clump Spengeria fern, 50c. Mrs, B. Thornton, Bremen, __ Pink Justica, 50c: Dbl. yellow Humbert, Canna, Trumpet, large Hemerocallis lilies: White narcissus, 2 - doz., 50c: 500. $4.25; Purple lilac, 2 ft., $1.10: Purple Lady Lake. 75c C. Mrs. Alice Harrison, Bremen. Extra nice, well rooted hedges, from 1- S ft. high, $1:00 C.; Postpaid; Large pink dbl. spring roses, 40 a.; Jonquils, blue iris, white narcissus, 25 doz. Postpaid. Mrs. R. H: Clark, Gainesville. Crepe myrtle, _snowbalis, purple and white lilac, peach- tree roses, pink, yellow thorn- less roses, cedars. English dog- wood, pink and: purple running roses, 15c ea.: 2. 25c, at my place. Miss. L. M. White, Dah- lonega, Rt. 1, Box 35. .Mixed Hardy phlox, purple verbenas, pink Buttercups, orange lilies. yellow cow slips, 2. $1.00; Pink crepe $O128 phlox, Golden Marguerite, 15c $1.25 ea. 3 Blue Ageratum, 2 LOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE Pink. crepe myrtles; 2-3 th: Jan. jasmines, Blue Salvia, White Physostegia, - red blue Verbena; 20 different. mixed Chrysanthemums; red Cushion mums, yellow iris, quince sprouts, 10c ea.; 50 or- ders P. P. Mrs. James Pear- son, Coosa, Rt. 1. Blooming size iris, lily bulbs with tops purple and lavender combination, 85c C.: Blooming size daffodil pulbs, yellow; Nar- cissi, white with yellow center, 75 on Iris, Juniper, Boxwood, small ones, well rooted, 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Mary E. White, Temple, Rt. 2, Box 231. 4 col. azaleamums, red, pink, yellow, bronze, $1.00 doz.; Mammoth Verbena, ( and pink rooted cuttings, 25c doz.; Exc. for snapdragon plants at 25c doz.; dont want more than 36 of same. Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2. White Narcissus, yellow Jon- quil, Butter and Eggs, mixed col., all blooming size, 10c nces Lavender lilac, 2% ft. tall, ea. Mrs. Maud Fraser, Buford, Rte 2. rooted Monthly rose pushes, 25c ea.; White and yellow Nar- cissus, 20c doz.: 10c ea.: Catnip, 10c bunch; vyel- low canna with red throat; 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Maggie Grant, Gainesville, Rt27, Dbl. Japonica, 6 yr. old, well rooted; rose bushes, and Honey- suckle. bushes, 50c ea.- Dog- wood, 4, $1.00; Easter lilies, 35 Miss Etta Barrett, Ellijay, EU be rs Small ee 35c ea.: 3, $1. 00: 7, $2.00. Century plant. some price; Banana plants, $1.00. M. Saborn, Brunswick. Bulbs of Twin Sisters, doz. del. Mrs. A. K. McLeroy, Eatonton, Rt. 1. Dbl pink oleander plants, 12-15, 25c ea.; More than one, 20c ea. Postpaid. Miss Emma Dugger, Oliver, Rt. 2. - Ophiopogan, and evergreen border plants, 30c ea. Will exc. for Tuberoses. Montbresia, red hot poker stocks. Mrs. Russell S. Beverly, Ochlocknee. Rose Thrift;--15e-doz.; GC, =: Pansy . plants, < 20c Gallardia, $1.00 doz.; doz.: Cornflower, 10 doz:: Red, rose. wine, lavender Verbena, 2c ea. Add postage. Mrs. F. M. Combs, Washington. Tube roses, 35 doz.: 4 doz., $1.00. You pay postage. Large for description and prices. J. N. Poe, Rossville, Rt. 4. Brilliant colored. mixed an- nual phlox ang petunia plants for sale, now ready for ship- ping. Add postage. No stamps. ee Eschol Dixon, Vidalia, Rt. 15 boxwood, 2 and 3 ft. high, few 1 ft. high: Also lilac bush- es, Hydrangea bushes. . pest offer and come after them. Mrs. W. P.- McClain, Clarkes: ville; Rt. 3. Lots of shrubs to exchange for anything can use. Cant ship. . Miss Alice nes: Jas- per, Rt. 3.3 Field grown roses, ever- blooming, nice selection, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.; Much larger, 25e ea.: 14, $3.00. Add postage. Mary as Florence. Durand. Boxwood plants, $1.00 doz.: Red -Cydonica Japonica, 5, $1.00; Blooming size gardenias. eee 00; Crepe myrtle, field grown. "$2. 00 doz.; Specimen Et | Few tee rooted geraniums. plants, Abela Grandiflora, benas, $2. 00. Go $ Fs: 00 Mrs. CC. ME Robinson, Greenvi le. 15 pot plant cuttings, $1.00: 30c; $1.60; Large Camphor trees, Ls a.: $3.00 doz.: $20.- 00 C.. FOB... Mrs. J. L. Burk, Tifton, Rt. 3, Box 34. Granddaddy grey beard, 5. $1.00: Larkspur, Prency feath- er, Marigold plants, 10c doz.: Wandering Jew, Red Begonia. White Begonia, sweet gum, Geraniums, 10c_ ea.: Golden Rod, 15 bunch. Add postage. Me Oscar Phillips, Ashland, e Pe Blood red Canna, 40c Woe: Lark Lavender, white, bronze, yellow chrysanthemums, 35 doz.; Red and lavender pink verbena, 25c large club. All a Mrs. L L. Pitts, eels, 10-12 field grown semper- virens, boxwoods, round, $3.00 doz.: $20.00 C.; 3 {ts Abelias, heavy field grown and: for Fairflax strawber too large to send by mail; some | red, blue) Red, pink - ane white, well Purple lilac, 20c } sale. Annual | Garden bush, 6 ft. high. Write} larger, 1c ea.: Cedars, Make $15.00 doz.: $20.00 C.: Per: Ver- nice -and FLOWERS AND All colors, Snapdragon some varigated, 10c teas ful;; Bronze col Mums, blooms, 25esdozs-9= doz. Add postage. Mrs. T i ish, Commerce, Rt. a Gladiolus bulbs, mixed col., 25c doz.: Jar Wil J. J. Johnston, Stone Mtn 1 ; Bushy tivethorn. re be 12 in., 60c: ea.: Upright: thorn, red berries, 18 75c ea.; Nandinas, 6-8. in Be : . C. Harpe renceville, Rt 3, Box 21 Dogwoods. all sizes- amount, from 5c to; 10 Hie field een shape about 50 of the 40c and 50c ea.: or $ : the lot at my place. Mrs... ek Stone Mountai 2 Mixed col. petun 20c doz.: $1.25 C ' boss . verbena, $1. 125 ce Dorothy Perkins rose ne SOc? _ Med. ple verbena, 6 roots, 25 PE Plyler, Claxton 2 30 hardy _and per. plants: large and small chry mums, 20. cuttings pot 100 Glads mixed, 5 Am: 2 colors plants, all diff : Ibs blooming size. Each tion, $1.00 P. P. 5 eae Chatsworth. Beautiful . weepin, trees, cuttings, 4 ft., Plum trees, red and 3-4-5 ft., high, $4.00 d | paid. Mrs. Clem Long, ton, Mattox Road. Long leaf_ Mtn. fern doz.: Lily bushes (blooms hibiscus size and Shape), ea.; Add postage. Mr ley Fowler, Diamond Boxwoods, Jarge and 4 large ones from 5-8 eee Wells, Stone 45 McCurdy Tree King Alfred daffodils, Oo Rugulosus - _Jonquils, . AS Narcissi, $1.00 Ci: Red S lilies, 50c doz. Extra fin Dbl. fe narcissi, The new Req. Thri flowered, well rooted 5c @a.: $4.00 C. Postpaid. ordr for less $1.00. Williams, College Park ay Box 25. Grape. hyacinths, stall Oc ple lilaes, white - English wood, 20 ea. Add po Exc. for old fashioned nest: onions. Mrs. GPC. Ta Buchanan... Mimosa _ trees any | size $2.00 del. State size Mrs. Hoe Williams, | 130 prize winning c xz themums, large (6-1 blooms), Intermediate es pons, Singles, buttons, cus assorted, 30c doz.: 4 doz., labeled; 6 doz., $1.00: unlabi Postpaid. Mrs. H. G.-W Donalsonville. 2000 chrysanthemum pink cushion mums, well ro plants, free blooming, 36, $1 Postpaid. . Will exc. for yellow mums, ea. pay po: PW: Wilson. Savanna e Blvd Rt: 5. 20 = Fine Cannas: ee I pink, Hungarian, $3. 00 Red, Armenia varigat Humbert, yellow, $2.0 var. aR eR oe ae weisteriae around: Gladioli bulbs chks. Money or M, eo Pagloneee: ae Beautiful clim bi i n 1g (gloriosa Superba) mo and interesting lily, mie size bulbs, 50c ea.: Wat crepe myrtles, white flow dogvood, fringe trees, 15c; --25e eae Mrs; Granger, Reidsville. Mammoth Sunflower Varigated Dahlias, also G bulbs for sale or trade for d apples or garden seed. Mr H. Coe, Eastanollee. os Yellow buttercup bulb doz.; Evergreen, ae a plants, 50c doz. Mrs. Albert Dudley, ~Gladiolas, Jonquils sus, Blue and bro ze i 1 Sc $18. 00 C. at my place:| 1] ale : : 1c and Sone pines, Mtn. . Laurels, 10z.: iS ecicee. 40c doz.: Iris, ec doz.; Sweet shrub, 40c doz. Coy a eae Rt, 2. es, : Giant tube. $1.50 pdragons, inks, Larkspur,- Gail- _ Veronica, - Wallflower, na, Shasta daisies, 25c Anchusa, Baptisia, Colum- , Oriental poppies. 50 doz. stage. Mrs. H. L. Mc- y Royston. ice, well rooted Verbenas, blooms from early till late fall, 10c bunch; nches, 25. Mrs. Ruby Can- ; Pike. | ed gladioli, Re al lily seed, oz, 25. je Wheless, Carlton, Rt. 1. tube roses, $3.00. C.; ing size; Bulblets, $1. 00 dbl. pens day lilies, $3.00- Mrs. A: J. Welden, Griffin. fixed col. larkspur, 20. 64.5 low or pink primrose, 6. 15e: nimon vine bulbs: 3; -10e; plants, 2, 10c; Bronze 5e ea.: Zennia pompon or Fan- ed colors, 10c teas- . M. J Holverstatt,. = d of Paridise trees, large |. $1.00:- Medium size, 50c : had postage. William C. oo Rerarinn pink, Apricot ink ka white, $2.50 C.; 50c doz.: : E. Harrell, ailias- 8 sat flowering, 1.00; 15 medium large flow- Ti ne $1.00; 12 tiny blooming ompon dahlias, 85c; Pink, ite, - yellow, orange. red lav- ender, etc. All different, named Labeled. Postpaid. odd, Sarah. j and - wine lily bulbs, _d@6z.; Exc. for printed sacks. "9 bulbs for 3 sacks. yr 5; 3-5 alike. Mrs: Em- Sutton, Cairo; Ris? Boxwood, 6-8 in. tall, $1.50 oz.; Sage plants, 10-15 in.; : edge plants, 10-12 in. tall. $1.- -C.: Mtn. Laurel, Woods ferns, ip poplars, 25c ea. Add post. ; JRE. Eason, Austell, Rt. aE 'Spireas, Jan. Jasmine, Privet cae pink almond, butterfly, ladiums, white, pink Conch s, Xmas, June and Saw actus, for sale or Exc. andinas, forsythia, Quince, or anything belias, altheas a eo: Mrs. Percy Harper, ose 25, 350 ad 50 ea.; aleas, '75c: Pyracantha, 50c. \ iste of dif: kinds and es. C. M: Dwight, Atlanta, Capitol Ave.. S. W. Phone rd_ of Pedic red and 65e ea.: 2. $1.00; ; white and Butter and- { .; Blue Spider , pink gladiolas, $1.00 doz.: ink Jacob Ladder, Single blue cinth, 75 doz, Miss Mattie 6-8", $6.00 C.: ; 3- 5. $3.00 C.; 00, each size, $11.50. Not del. ude Hamby, Greenville. 00. English Boxwood, rang- ing in size from 8 in. to 29 in. high, 20c ea; Few smaller ones, - 50c, 75c and $1.00 for other sizes; larger ones, $3.00 ea.; Or $1. 50 ea. for all of them. Exe. as much as $5.00 worth for ood dried apples at 18c Ib. In- close stamp for reply. Mrs. W. M Hawkins, Tridn;Rt.o1. ! blue, giant Brazilian Morning Glory seed, 20c oz. del. Mr Ss. Beazley, Newborn. aa large chrysanthe- mums, 18, $1.00; All col. daisy ehrysanthemums, 24, $1.00. All moss packed and Postpaid. Mrs. J. R. Dickens, Ocilla. ; iftzer Junipers, 6-8 ft., eravicy, $50.00 for lot. Buyer bs dig and haul. M. Osterhout, in., 2 yr. old white crepe myrtle, 50c; one 2 yr. old, long prong willow, $1.00; one old, long . prong willow, 1.50. No del. Mrs. J. Kingston, tlanta, Rt. 9, 227 Macon Dr. ings of pink Begonia, dbl. seraniums, Thanksgiving urprise lily, 10c;. Root- fern 25c. dd postage. | Mixed . sweet Wil-.; - Gladiola blooming size bulbs, col. Verbenas, golden glow, yellow oe PE ORS Hardy phiox, mixe col. of pink, all 25 doz. Gladiola bub- let, 10c. doz. Add postage. Mrs. | Minnie | Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt. 1. Mixed col., blooming Size Hol- lyhocks, 50c doz. Lorena Jor- dan, Fairmount, RES. Dbl. Tuberose bulbs, 30c doz.: 12 named and labeled - Dahlias, mixed col, $1.25 doz.: 6 pkgs. different flower seed, '25ce. Mrs. Z EK. ge UE McDonough, Fete ave 10 labeled, 50, $1.25: mixed, $1.20 C.; rose evergreen azaleas, 40c ea.: 3,. $1.00; Mix- 20; 60c: Hemero- callis, Thumbergia, 60c doz.: 3 mixed 25. 60c: Shrubs, 15, $1. 20. | Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Risa: Crabapple, all col. azaleas; rokee roses, rhododendrons, | spirea, parberry, red maple, 4} ft., $1.00 doz. pink _per. PhO Ga. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Auburn. Grandmothers old fashioned snowdrop, shasta daisy, $1.00 doz. Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge. 3 rose cdl, jasmines, del, $1. 00: 3 pearl bushes, well root- red, $1.00: 3 globe arborvitae, about 1 ft. high, 75c; 3, $2.00; Rooted jade plants, 2. -25e. All del. Mrs. H.. Allen, Williamson. Tiger, lemon lilies, golden glow, dbl. yellow japonica, baby spirea, English dogwood, white August lilies, white lilac, May cherry sprouts, 20c. Mrs. Ww. Vi Nice Been pone feria different sizes, a number of red cedars, also black walnut sprouts, and black locust sprouts, for sale. Mrs. R. N. English, Demorest, Rt. 1. Snowdrops, shasta daisies, Calif. violets, $1.00 C.; Pepper- | cus Narcissus, 3 doz., $i. 00; 10 choice roses, $1.00; Crabapples, redbuds, dogwood, butterfly, 3 col. azaleas, laurels, $1.25 doz. P. P. Mrs. Addie Wilson, Mor- ganton. Cream and yellow Narciseas, large daffodils, snowdrop, Jon- quils, Per. phlox, Shasta daisy, $1.00 C.: Purple Butterfly, Al- thea, all col. Azaleas, dogwood, crabapple, redbud, Laurels, 4 son, Blue Ridge. April Narcissus, Dbl. - Jon- quils, Lemon Day lilies, $1.25 Cannas, $1.50 C.; Purple Lady of Lake, Mums, white, yellow Button mums, $1. 00 C. Martha Womack, Bremen, Rt: 2. - Dbl. yellow ee well rooted, 60c ea.:; $1.00; Aza- leas, Weeping eee Pink al- mond, roses, pink weigelias, In- dian arrow," 25c ea. Exc. for white sacks. Mrs. Carl Smith, Ellijay, Rt. 3. _. Dbl. yellow Japonicas , well rooted, 50 ea.: Mtn. Ferns, foxgloves, violets, sweet wil- liams, daffodils, 35 doz.: Aza- leas, summer lilac, roses, peach roses, 30c_ ea. Lillian Silver Ellijay, Rt 3. Pink, red, salmon sultana; trailingone; red, pink and white Begonia: petunias, all. kind of ferns, 10c ea.;. $1.00 doz. Post- paid: on orders for lass than dozen, add 12c postage, W. W. McEver, Gainesville. Large dbl. zennias, mixed col. Thithonia (mexican sunflower) 1% cupful, 10c. AN postpaid. Coins or stamps. Miss White, Rt. 1, Box 62. Hedychium Cormarium (gin- er or butterfly lily) $2.00 doz.: $10.00 C.: Narcissus (double) $2.00 C. Exc. for Gladiolus; Yel- low water lilies, 50c ea. Exc. for lavender or purple lily or water lotus. Also Tung oil trees, 2 yrs. old, $1.50 doz. Mrs. G. R. Thigpen, St. Marys. Yellow and white jonquils, yellow Trumpet daffodils, dbl. cissus, $1.00 C.; Single blue hy- acinths, yellow dbl. Regal lilies, $1.00 doz. Exc. for white feed sacks, 100 lb. size. Miss Nora McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Between 80-100 dwarf Box- wood plants, 3-5 ft. high, 50 yrs. old, $5.00.. Mrs. Monroe Fennell, Palmetto. Several kind Geraniums, 10c cutting; -Oxalis, 10c; Privet hedges, well rooted, 2c ea.; Cut- tings, %2 ea.: Snowballs, well rooted, 25c. All FOB. Mrs. Charlie, L. Willis, Talking Rock, Rt. 1. Rooted boxwoods, $1.25 doz.; Orange lillies, blue irish, 40c doz.; Pink crepe myrtle, 25c eas; Thornless yellow rose, 10c ea. | Gainesville, Rt. 6.. Plus postage: Minus. Pittman. One 10 ft. abl. poeeulea: Cone : a Japonica blooms from Nov. | until Mch. Reasonable. Mrs. Ed- a Hartley, Tennille. dogwood, laurels, red bud, che- | Silvers, Ellijay, Rt. oe Box 88. mint plants, 3 doz., 0c: Poeti- | ft., $1.00 doz. Mrs. Glenn Wil- C.: Blue irish lilies, red, yellow pink, red and white geranium, large dbl. Sunset joint marigold | | seed, 10c cupful ea.; Lillian HarJin, Butter and eggs, yellow Nar- | Dak and light pink Hydran- geas, 25c ea.: Shasta, blue and | pink : Michaelmas daisies, Sca- bosia, blue forget-me-nots, Queen Anns lace, white Yarrow plants, 25c doz. Red, pink, white, lavender, Verbena. 4 plants, 15c. Mrs. W. A. Huff; Milledgeville, Rt. 2. Lovely en Verbena, rooted plants, 25c doz.: 5 doz. plants, $1.00; Add postage. on. orders for Jess | than $1.00. Do not gend stamps. Mrs. T. W. ee Macon, oe Winship ab < Per. plants, new wine red Pentstemon, nice bunchy plants, 6-8 in., full growth 2 ft.; Also lavender, pink Candytuft, pure white Candytuft, red thrift, large florets, all $1.00 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Grace Dobbs, Gainesville, Box 2os Pyrancathea red perry, nice size, $1.00 ea.; Kolkwitzia bea- uty bush, Barberry, Rose of Sharon dbl. pink, red centered, Cydonia Japonica, Dentiza, red Lilac, + crepe myrtle, Spireas, Abelias, different colors, a.: 4;- $1.00: 12, $2.80 del. 35 in Bleeding Heart, 25c per. eye; 2 eyes, 50c; Also August lilies 25:. Star of Bethlehems, 15 doz: bulbs. Mrs. Bye Osborn, Roy. 2 nice Cape atl ites aaa 1 | Boxwood for sale. C. G. Morris, Roopvyille, Chrysanthemums, 4 col. 30c oz.; Blue iris, 20c doz.; Crepe Myrtle, Purple lilacs, 15e doz. Mrs. Ida Fendley, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Chrysanthemums; large pom- pon Daisy and wreath types, beautiful colors, 30c doz. Mixed 1 plant of ea. variety, 5c. Add postage. Mrs. F. L. Steadham, Arlington. Red Magnolias, well - rooted, $1.00 ea. ostpaid. Mrs. L. H. Murphy, Pinehurst, Rt. 1. Camelia Japonicas, 3 well rooted, semi-db]. pink, $1.00; beautiful and extremely hardy variety. Rooted cuttings from A-grade Camellias, 50c ea. Mrs. John S. Clark, Jacksonville. - Dahlias: Jane -Cowl, Pink Beauty, Jersey Beauty, Jersey. Beacon, Avalouw, White Wonder, Lee, Warner, Wilson, Rose- Glory, Spirit of St 10c postage on $1.75 ~ orders. Sprouted tubers del. in April. Mrs. S.-W. Sloan, Auburn. 8 dif. var., and. col., .Shum- ways Marigold seed, Sunset Giants mixed, 10c large pke., or exc. for anything can use. Mrs. Ola Medlin, Jasper, Ries. : Mtn., azaleas, mix. Rhododenrons, laurels, col., 50 doz.; weigelas, pink almonds, altheas, mix. col. 20 ea.:. pink hardy phlox, mix. col. iris, white nar- cissi, jonquils, blue spider lilies, 25 doz. Add postage. Me R. M. Ray, Ellija. Azaleas, dogwood, white and spruce pine, 40c doz.; Mtn. ivy, laurels, 60c doz.; Maple, crab- apples, 90c doz.: holly bush, 10c ea. Mrs. Azzie Farist, Ellijay. Winter pinks, sev. col. - iris, Hemerocallis, white with gold- en center narcissi, all 25c doz.: altheas, goldenbells, bridal- wreath, snowdrop, 2 sage bush- es, 2 of these, all for 25c. Miss Margie White, Temple, Rt. 1. Early . blooming -crabapple, honeysuckle vin, weigelas, 20c ea.; blue violets, white and red dogwood, cedars, 4-8 ft., 15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Brnest Coch- ran, Ellijay. Rt. 2. Mtn. laurel, coralberry, rho- dodndrons, spruce, white pine, pink, red, yellow azaleas tulip poplars, red maple, hazelnut bushes, 3 ft. rooted, $1.25' doz.: Mix: = CObh<:-pulox, snapdragons, orange day lilies, $1.00 C. Lelia Dickey, Morganton. Pink red, yellow azaleas, mtn. laurel, rhododendrons,. bridal- wreath, holly bush, crabapple, dogwood, spruce pines, red maple, yellow monthly roses, $1.25 doz.; sec. vine boxwood and abrovitae, 3-4 ft., $2.00. Addie Leatherwood, Blue Ridge. FLOWERS AND SEED WANTED Want 2 ea. Golden Arborvi- taes, Nandinas, white Wisteria, maegnolias, well rooted, 3 ft. high. Exc. 12 hyacinths, 12 dif. col. iris, 12 deep cream with orange cup daffodils, 6 ea. Milk and Wine Spider and Easter lilies, Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula, Rt. 2. Want several different colors of well rooted dbl. Japonica; | Also. different cc* or Gladiola bulbs. Write what you have and price. Mrs. Geneva Greyson, Al- jma, Rt & yell -ostrich chrysanthemums, Louis, | others 25c ea., $1.75. doz. Add including most new, $15.00. 6 Wisteria vines. | : W. J Jackson, Ochlochnee, will exchange some. Howere SoA auch as Arborvitaes, Juniper, | Spireas, Forsythia cuttings, not rooted for Boxwood cutting, Thrift plants, Perennial plants. Ea. pay postage: Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee. Want pink and red Verbena plants. Mrs. -W. S. Whitworth, Clarkesville. Want-50 red and 50 pink Can- na bulbs. Write prices first. T. M. Webb, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Exch. Nandina 25c ea., giant hybrid Amaryllis red, 50c bulb; yel- low or white, 10c ea., pink ox- alis, 6 for 25e: Love in Tangle, 10c ea., Balsam door vine seed, | 10c, for peonies, any color, or red Jap iris or col. Caladium bulbs. Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Lin- colnton, Rt. 2. Want to exc. white and blue violets, Cannas, fine assort- ment, of Dahlias and Iveys of the bush kinds for Dahlias I do not have and Gladiolas bulbs. R. A. Knowles, Rt. 3, Rossville. Want deepest pink crepe my- | rtle, well rooted, large bushes. Write price. Also Privet hedge plants, for sale. Come and get) them. No charge. c. Greears, telen. Want a white Lotus. State | price. Mrs. Charlie D. Tillman, Atlanta, 1870 Murphy Ave. _. - Want to exc. pink Egyptian Lotus tubers. for well rooted Weigelia plants. Must be good size and good root system. Mrs. | J. N. McDaniel, Glenwood, Rt. 2. = Want 3 well rooted poinsetta plants: Also 2 nice size cuttings of Maiden hair fern: Also 2 py- racathas red and yellow berries. Mrs. G. C. Smith, Camilla, Rt. 2. - Want to exc. four nice print- ed feed sacks, all one kind for fine well rooted Boxwood plants. 2 yr. old plants. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. 8. L. Gardner, Al- pharetta. te Want true dwarf Boxwood plants, small size. Mrs. Howard A. Want large Dahlias; Girl of Hillerest, Mamouth Champion, Avalon, Pompons, and white. Mrs. Crandall. ee Want Ophiogon tufts. Mrs. J. ee Hammack, Edison. Want 100 nice Dwarf Box- wood plants, about 12-15 in. in height. Quote prices. M. Pem- broke Pope, Washington. Want Camelia Japonicas, Glen. Cox, pink, yellow, and white. Write what you. have and _ prices. Mrs. .J. B. Scales, Buchanan. SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE as 1 cream separator, Economy King, bench model, cap., 400 lbs., per hour. Good cond., al- Smith, Barnesville. Rt. 1. 1 almost new 7 ft., Interna-. tional tractor harrow. No let- ters: answered.) pcGr al. 23. Prather, Good Hope. 1 Riding cultivator, Interna- tional make, good cond., $25.00. T. R. Pate, Avera. Rt. 2. 1 Fordson Pulley, almost as good as new, $5.00. J. P. Hays, Buford. Rt. 2. No. 10 Oliver turn plow, new wing and handle, - A-1~ shape, $10.00: Also No. 64 Chatta- nooga Turner in good _ shape with 2 good points, $10.00. C. F.. Isbell, Cannon. Rt. 1. Pressure cooker, holds 27 No. 3 cans, and heavy sealer, $65.00. Mrs. O. K. Dawid, Mar- shallville. Mowing ence pracinaily new never used more than 8 hours; operated by either 1 or 2 horses. Excellent con d., $60.00. A. P. Brown, Atlanta, 2225 Fairhaven Circle, N. E. ~ DeLaval Cream Separator; $25.00; Also 4 unit milking ma- chine and other equipment. J. se Martin, Milner, Rt. 1, Box 4 small cut a te and 3, 16 in., 2-H. plows, for. sale. eG Blaney, Elko, Rt. 1. Correction: 1 electric power Hammer (for beating out plows in a blacksmith shop). A-1 cond., without motor. Au- brey Martin, Mt. Zion. A 22 in. suction fan for Gin, $10.00; 1 hoist screw and hook for Corn Mill, $5.60; other oe E. Callas, Gaines- ville : 3 X Golden h. p. Cane mill, $20.00: Chattanooga Cane Mill, 3 roller, $25.00. Both need slight repairs; Corn Drill, $15.00: cot- ton dropper, cond., single hopper, <$15. Mower and Rake, $35.00; elias equipment. Bond, Roberta. - red, yellow | NO. 140, . handle. | Chambers, Statham. _ : sey good shape, for sale or write for. price; Baxter, Bremen, Rt Good 2-H. wagon, 2 Cutt harrows, small disc., Lela McDaniel, Norer An : A planter, good cond., exc. for 4 gal. good Rib | Cane syrup in gal. iS, Or Ibs., Spanish or N. CG. rt peanuts: Ea. pre-pay e Charles West, Dalton. A 2-H. wagon. and bod Wwe ber make, new paint and | good running cond:, $50.00 FO Bruce Andrews, Haddoc Caterpillar tractor, cond., reasonably low S Come see it. R. = Hardy, Ss Nola = 2 : Disc sharpening machine disc plows and harro\ sale. J. A. Boatwright, awe An 8 ft., Dedring Taeal ee pinder, $50.00; 8 ft. McCorm ; on binder: a 00; Se 1 Rome cuttaway h 8-20 in., disc tractor dra good cond., ready for $65.00. cash. Come see. Bill Hin, Canon. Fordson tractor with dbl. harrow, side plow and $100.00. W. E-: Farle, Rt. ine 1 good 2-H. wie mou. on rubber, complete and in for sale. See at my ee e Arnold, Rayle: Peg harrow, $10.00; weed $9.00: mower and rake other farm equipment. Scott, | Pavo. as new, $100. 00. O. M. Bie Marshallville. 3 Good old style metal | tractor, 1 dbl: disc Oliver TD: plow for same, also dbl tary tractor harrow, for s Jj, Hic Mansell, Roswell: 1. Sterling thrashing | with engine to pull sam sale or trade for good co a 260 cap., Inc., Super Ha oil burner, almost. new, p cond., for sale. O. F. Bllis, row. . 1 John Deere 6 ft., combi in almost perfect (straps canvass conveyors broken) run- nine order. F. B. Little, Fo Valley. ego ete way, up to 300. Ib. pr $35.00. Come get it. or J. W. MeMiclay, Dallas, Mrs. S. M. Ir 1 reg. Farmall tractor ber in front, steel rear; 1 D. 4 disc Tiller with seede other attachments, 1 J. D. ta dem harrow, $650.00_ cash barn. H. H. Howard, Eatontor Letz feed mill and. sacke in good shape, very Jittle, $125.00 cash ; place. Will grind corn an R. H. Bankston, Preston. -1 Allis-Chalmers Combin used a portion of one seaso $600.00. M. D. Fortner, Wadley. A No. 20 Oliver steel bea turn plow with nearly new mol board and land slide and pee first class -cond., $7.50. Sansom, Rocky Face, Rt. - Latest model Farmall 14, ex. cellent rubber with compl planter, cultivator and dist butor, $550.00. Come after, Ni Jetters ans. C. A. Veal, Rae ville. 1-H. wagon in good cond. = sale. Mrs. P. N. McWate Waters, Franklin, Str-Re- Closing down big farm: 146 1-H. Syracuse turn plows, | No. 63 Chattanooga turn plo drag harrows, spring tao drag and cultivating harro Farm bell, Gantt cotton plant- ers, guano distributors, and other equipment. J. C. BS Barnesville. 2 International riding eculti: vators, for sale. C. E. Plunke Unadilla. 2 No. T-2 Root iraciion poi- son dusters, practically new, used very little. $65.00 ea. John : R. Hall, Jr., Moultrie. ; 1 No. 5 Jay Bee feed mill, Jarge size with 60 Hammer Mill complete, in perfect sha $500.00. S. E. Vandiver, Lavo nia, Peach spraying machine, Jarge machine gun, run by gasoline, motcr,. battery, hose for spraying, etc., and easy to. $75.00. Mrs; CG. B = _ Want an pating outfit for ord tractor. Pay cash. W-* 1942 March or Apr. hatched Cornish hens, now laying for sale or exchange: Also 3 1942 Apr. hatched purebred English ducks, now laving, $2.00 ea., 3 ducks and 1 drake, $2.00 ea., on Charlie Malpus, Tuscu- um. 30 dark Cornish pullets, near- ly 1 yr. old, $50:00 for lot. J. H. Hemperley, 406 So. Church ; St., East Point, Phone CA 2585. 6 Ib. game cock, 2.00 or exc. for 2 White Cornish hens or R. I Reds: Also one grey Parmen- tor game cock, $2.00. C. L. Grif- fin, Gainesville, 718 Oak St. 20 Round Head and Shawl- neck game hens, $1.25 ea., Also a few stags, $3.00 ea. B. A. Bourne, Smyrna, Rt. 1. One S. one-half Travelor Blue Cock, and 2 full Travelors, Blue, syrup and Butter Colored, $5.00 ea. All dead games and true to. name: Also 8 half travelor Blue hens, $5.00, FOB. Ben P. Weaver, Canon, Rt. 2. LEGHORNS: 50 AAAA Grade W. L. pul- lets; 42 hatch, laying, $1.25 ea., at my home. Will crate and ship, M..Q: Mrs. C.-L. Mc- Eachin, Hazelhurst. 40 niece S. C. W. L. pullets, 10 wks. old, 65c ea., FOB, J. A. Ingram, Cordele. 60 AAA W. L. hens, now lay- ing, healthy, $1.00 ea. Write at Nicholls, non- | cottonseed, A. Ginn Gray cock, | | 10 AAA BL erostava: $1. 00 lea, FOB. Apr. hatch. Everlay Str. Co Ws Johnsor Conyers Rt. 2, Box 1315" ai 25 AAAA grade W. L. pullets, 5 mos. old, just starting vro- duction, $43, 75 for the lot. Can ng ship. Mrs. H. W. Law, Chu- la -ORPINGTONS: 5 AAA purebred. Buft Or ington pullets. May 1942 ge oH $1.00 ea.. FOB. Mrs. L. K, sey, Greymount, Rr PIGEONS, PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, ETC.: 2 prs. Carneau and 2 pairs Silver King Pigeons, mated and working, $2.00 pr. FOB. Abe J. Davis, MD., Swainsboro, Box 267. REDS (N. H. AND RHODE ISLAND): 12 purebred R. I. Red pullets, 8 mos. old. Direct Donaldson Str., $2.00 ea.; Also 10-21 doz. eges per wk. at my place, 50c doz. Claude Carman, Stone Ker- | Mtn., 205 Church St. 20 best grade, 5 mos. old, N. H. Red pullets. Soon ready to lay, no culls, $1.25 ea., at my place. Mrs. Jno. F. Haynie, Cor- | dele, Rt. 4, Box 103. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, ETC. 1 large bronze gobbler and 3 hens; Also geese, Guineas and ducks. Write for prices. Mrs. J. W. Clark, Gay. 4 turkey hens, ready to start laying, and 1 gobbler, 35c Ib. at my yard. Elmer CHG Sum- mit. A 18 Mallard ducks GB drakes in lot), raised last yr., trad: for 2 turkey hens and gobbler. C. V. Young, Mtn., Rt. 1, 5485 Memorial D. 1 bronze bred turkey Tom, wt. 26 ibs., $6.00 crated. Send stamp for reply. C, O. Humph- frey, Thomaston, Rt. 1. WYANDOTTES One @. L. Wyandotte cock- | erel, 1942 hatch, ready for ser- vice now $1.25 postpaid. ae |W. C. Cobb, Richland, Rt. POULTRY WANTED) ANDLUSIANS: Want 2 spring 1942 hatch Blue Andalusian cockerels, true to color only. T. M. Oliver, Franklin Springs. BANTAM AND BABY CHICKS WANTED: Want some bantam hens, small type. Miss Jane McGinty, West Point, Rt. 8, Box A-81. Want baby chicks 9 raise on halves to 8 wks. old. Can take 50 every other week. Let me hear at once. Prefer AA or AAA grade, Ethel Gilbert, Fair- burn Rr 22: Want 250 to 350 baby chicks to raiseon halves to 10 wks., heavy breed or purebred AAAA W. L. chicks. No bantams. Oth- er party to del. and come after chickens. Write Earnest Milish, Lithonia, Rt. 3 Want 100 March hatched ba- | by chicks to raise on halves to 8 wks. old; prefer Cornish or N. H. Reds. I furnish feed; you pay postage both ways. Write Mrs. Clinton O. Johnson, Bax- ley, Rt. 3, Box 45. BARRED, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS WANTED: Want 6 1 yr. old Aristocrat B. R. hens and 1 rooster. Name best price, cash with orger. J. D. Humphreys, Fitzergald, 215! E. Jersamine St. Want 2 .AAA Buff Rock roosters, not over 1 yr. old. Write Mrs. W. R. Brewer, Char- ing Rt. 1, Box 20. CORNISH: Want purebred dark Cornish ter. Mrs. O. B. Jones, Powder Springs. MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS WANTED: Want young hens and pullets. State breed and best price FOB Fred Barber, Atlanta, Forest Way, N: E. PEGIONS, QUAIL, ETC.: Want one purebred male Blue Barred gigeon at reasonable price. Write immediately. Hal. Chandler, Palmetto. Want 1 or 2 pr. quails. Give age and price. Mabrey Stall- ines, College Park, Rt. 2, Box 175, "Phone CA. 1844. REDS, (NEW HAMPSHIRE AND RHODE ISLANDS) WANTED: Want 2 8. C. Dark R. II. red roosters. Mrs. J. .S. Johnson, Bryomville, Rt. 1. Want 12 AAA or AAAA N. H. Red. cockerels from early 1942 hatch. Pullorum tested. Also hatching eggs from same Ree M. Dd. Minchew, Baxley, and 1 rooster. $15.00 or}: Stone | . brooder, money order, or exc. for hens oBit TURKEYS, guiveas, . CRESE, ETC., WANTED Want 4 or 5. youn Guinea | State: best cash price in ist letter. hens. Must be cheap. Mrs. G. B. Welchel, Cedartown. Want 2 turkey hens. State price, at once. Mrs. Sims Ker- sey, Adrian, Rt. /3. Want 4 speckled Guinea hens State price. H. A. Smith, Atlanta, 515 Wes:rn Union Bldg. Phone WA, 2100, Ext, 248. - Want 10 to 20 young guineas, not old ones. Dr. C. C, Harrold Macon, 700 Spring St. Want best price on balanced flock of 100 hardy stock guin- eas. For release on shooting Clyde King, Jr., _ At- lanta, P. O. Box. 1522::. e4 INCUBATORS AND BROODERS FOR SALE 4 lamp brooders, cap, ea., $7.00 ea., lamps in- cluded. J. L. Beall, Louisville. bo 200 chick cap. elec. brood- er, in perfect cond., $6.00 FOB. Mrs. A. D. Dozier, Norwood. 4 electric brooders, 100 cap. ea., $8.00 ea. catur, 785 East College Ave., De 7778. Incubator thermometer. bought with Johnsons Old Trusty, 40c; Want Putnam little stove for warming poul- try water in brooder, and an old Covington planter for re- pair parts. Geo. W. Jackson, Fayetteville, Rt. 2. 50 chick size elec., ecbder used once, all metal with feed and water cups, for sale or exc. for 8 heavy breed, ready to lay pullets. L. L. Wallace, Atlanta, 1040 Manigault St. Sears 150 egg cap. elec. in- cubator, used 1 time, perfect cond., for sale. A. E. Buxton, Girard. 2 A 250 cap. Blue Flame iuood: er, in good cond., $9.00. Mrs. E. M. Spells, Lakeland, Retire A 210 egg cap. Buckeye Ine., good cond., $20.00 a trade for turkeys or hogs. V. Roesel, Augusta, Rt.. 2 a on Road.) Smiths Mother Nature never used, $6.00 Mrs. Rebecca Golden, Bremen, Rte 2. 1 Farm Master elec. brooder, 500 cap., used 1 season, in A-1 -cond., $22. 50 at my home. Rath- er not ship. Live 7 mi. East Stone Mtn., 1 mi. So. Snellville. Mrs. Ola Jones, Snellville. Chicken brooder, 500 cap., floor elec., type, $8.00. Will not ship; also want to buy Hen or Fryer finishing battery. De- scribe and state best cash price. J. H. McGee, Atlanta, 49 War- ren St. S. E. INCUBATORS AND BROODERS WANTED Want electric battery brood ers and = finishing brooders. State make, cond., and price. Fred Barber, Atlanta, 2511 Forest Way N. E. FRUIT AND BUTTER FOR SALE 8 or 10 lbs. nice fresh firm yellow Jersey butter each week, 40c lb. del. Sent subject to approval. Mrs. J. D. Melear, Bowd t. 2. rooster. State price in 1st let-, BenSe ee 5 or 10 Ibs. nice Sundried apples, 15c lb. Mrs. B. H. Os- bern, Roy. 2 lbs. nice firm Jersey butter each wk., 45c Jb. del. Mrs. J. 'R. Jackson, Bowdon, Rt. 38. 2 lbs, fresh firm country but- ter each week, 50c Ib., Postpaid. Miss Mattie Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1. EGGS FOR SALE Light Brahma eggs from ex- tra fine stock, $1.00 per 15. Postpaid. J. R. Baxter, Car- rollton, 226 Ala. St. Sel. setting eggs from pure- bred Reds. unrelated Donald- son males. $1.00 per 15 del. Mrs, C. Lynch, Rome, Rt. 1. Purebred Buff Orpington eggs. $1.00 per 15. Postpaid. Mrs. W. R. Chasteen, Locust Grove, Box 172. Pure Red Quill game eggs. $3.00 per 15. igi age pd. CE Benson, Juniper. 100 chick G. L. Lanier, De- grade, since, b 00 per 16; Postage paid. M: D. Eliott, Lavonia. Rt, . AAA W. L. eggs, $1.1 -|15, Postpaid. packed and Mrs, Ruth Head, Bremen. AAA grade Blue And: eggs, $2.00 per 15. Mrs. Treadway, Adairsville. Large type dark Cornish eng $1.25 per 15. Prepaid. C. Sikes, Sylvester. Rive oS 2 ae Wyandotte ek purebred, $1.00 per 15, not p paid. Nochks. Mrs. A. K. Leroy, Eatonton, Rt. 1. | Fancy Black Tail Jap; B tam eggs, $1.25 per 15 oS Stahl, Moultrie, Dark Cornish eggs, $1.08 15- or 30 eggs, $1.75, Po Miss Cora B. Patterson, tees: Box 74. ; Dark pe eggs, $1.00. 15 del.; One Pape Str. Blac Minorca cockerel, $1.00 or ex for setting of purebred Min eggs, del. Miss Leona Simpso: Culverton, Rt. 1. ~ Pure Mammoth | Tou Us goose eggs, 25c ea.; s eons, White Kings and -Carneaux mixed, mon blues, pig a Fred L. White, Buekhea tec. Thompson Ringlet str, Pullorum tested B. R. eggs, 00 per 15; $1.85 for 30; M. turkey eggs, 35c ea., $4.00 del. Mrs. J. A. Wilson. Mart Pure blooded S. C. R. I eggs, $1.15 per 15. prepaid, tons ret. Mrs. G. C. Clifton Millen. Giant S. C. Black Mino: eggs from large 2 yr. old | (limited number large 18 to 32 oz. doz.), $2.00 per 1 L. B: Millians, Newnan. GRAIN AND HAY FOR SALE Hay. for sale: - 1 ton--v bean, $20.00; 3 tons peav $30.00 ton; 3 tons lespedeza $35:00 ton. Mrs. Do A. Ho ard, Grovetown, care Hamilton farms. : 10 tons A-1 Runner. P nu hay, $18.00 ton FOB. J. J et per, Osierfield. y Choice Kudzu hay, ton, del. nearby points. choice Kudzu crowns. for information and f :s B W. Middlebrooks, Bari2sville .Mxo,R| Wvi S2:3 rae PEANUTS AND PECA FOR SALE | 1000 Ibs. N. C.: runner 7 peanuts priced right, will ship. H. L. Fowler, Charrin; (On Maulk and Hill Mill Road) About 1200 Ibs. imp. little White Spanish peanuts, picker run. $7.00 per 100 lb. FOB De- pot here. Cash with order or C. O. D. Also 100 Ibs. large white Spanish peanuts. terms as above. P. Comer, Box 66. 50 lbs. large shell pecans, $1 .00 for lot. FOB. Mrs. H.. Law, Chula. = 1000 lbs. Stewart pecans, 25e a a Holston, Concord. . POTATOES AND VEGE TABLES FOR SALE vn red skin P. R. ptatoe for seed and eating, 50c Ib. Al Wannamakers Cleveland cot- tonseed, last yr. from breed ginned pure, 4c Ib. Devoe Smith Adrain, Rt. 3. POSITIONS 3 WANTED Single man, 60, wants ao on farm, running riding cultivator; small house to live in and table board. I. G. Snow, Box 129. Want job as Flour ad Chik Miller, 20 yrs. exp.. Can keep mill in good repair. Best of r Married, W. A. Covgill, Bo ersville, Box 124. Want to operate Sopert livest - ik centage; with plenty ut-bldes., good pasture, corn and grain land, good stock of small year- lings, beef and dairy type, good brood sows, also take_ interest" in poultry. Write H. Bains- ter, Atlanta, 939 oe Ave. S. W. Ra. 9927, : carol Grazing Program |"* Fo or Hogs In South Georgia ~The following statement gotten out by Mr. SSeoree: H.: King, Director of the Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia, contains SO. much valuable information that Tam reproducing it herewith. _ An article on the same subject by Mr. BOE. Southwell, Animal Husbandman, Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia, will appear in next weeks issue of the Market Bulletin. . Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station = Tifton, Georgia A Year-Round Grazing Program for Hogs i in South Georgia Based on results at the Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station a practical ee of grazing or hogging- -off crops follows: Pe icor Spring Pigs: Early White Dent Corn; August 15 to Oct. 1 rohoma Sorghum and Spanish Peanuts or Corn |~ Spanish Peanuts or Corn Alone; Sept. 20 to Dec, -Corn and Hayseed Soybeans or Corn Alone, For Fall Pigs: Novy. 1 to Feb. 15Runner Peanuts or eer po | atoes; Nov. 1 to April 1Corn. ee protein supplement and minerals are kept be- 0 re the pigs at all times. The results of the above tests indicate that it re- quires from .5 to .8 of an acre of the crops to carry a g from weaning to 225 pounds in weight. | Tf it is desired to produce hard hogs, all peanuts soybeans must be left out of the feeding program. The sows are bred so as to farrow two litters per ar (March and September). nder the swine sanitation system. The spring litters are farrowed in a field of ereen . The fall litters are farrowed in a field of green soybeans or velvet beans. The pigs are creep corn and a protein aupplemet during the suck- ng period. ptember and October on this system of crops. The fall litters are weaned in November and sed on a field of runner peanuts or corn and run- peanuts where a yield of from 350 to 400 pounds ) pork per acre is produced. Sweet potatoes and peanuts should be good for hogging-off until Feb- ry 15. Corn can be hogged-off during February, rch and April after the potatoes and runner pea- ts are gone. The fall pigs should be large enough . market in March and Bees OSITIONS WANTED FARM HELP WANTED e job on gen. or dairy Want man or cbuple to raise : in family. State what ra to tend small crop on shares. JB. Gales, Gainesville, Ris 2 Want middleaged woman to live in home and do farm work. Reasonable salary and _ board. For further information. get in touch with me at once. Mrs. Pe: O. Stokes, Folkston. Want at once farmer for a good 1 or 2-H. farm, standing rent or 50-50 basis: No bum wanted. Good chance to right man who will do his part. C. W. cas, or rent or take: job as Ik ae Tor driver, near man, 69, pension, wants ra, as Caretaker: raised on vm, educated, Minister, all- Ca mechanic, pblacksmith| Harrell, 3arnesville, 432 For- miller: able to do lots of| syth St. . rk: work some if get salary,| Want at once plow ane xr make small crop. Expect ree house and garden. D. A. lesser, Atlanta, or Pryor St., white or colored. Good mule.| Good place for right party. R. J. Adams, Ousley. Want elderly colored man for yard, garden, poultry and other gen. work around farm. 5% days per week. Wages weekly. Good place to stay. L. B. Her- ring, Brunswick, Rt. 1. Want a share cropper for 1 mule plow, or wage hand. Have most of land broke. Must have some farm experience. In Lown- des Co., near Valdosta. Mrs. W. R. Jackson, Ousley. Want settled, colored, unen- cumbered woman to do farm. work. Live on place and good wages. Apply. Mrs. G. NW. Atlanta, 1207 Niles. Ave., Want reliable colored man and wife, or small family, for 1-H. farm. New house. No drun- kard need apply. See A. S. Byrd, Lithonia, Rt. 1, (Phillips Rd.) call Wa. 2676, or write P Q. Box 352, Atlanta. Want man and wife to. tend ehickens and run Incubator. Exp. not necessary. Must be so- ber and furnish ref. Martin Gottlieb, Fitzgerald. Want good man for 2-H. farm on 50-50 or other basis, any- way you want it. 2 good mules, good bottom land and good up- land. 5-R. house, barn and pas- so extra. day wages. See.| ture, 11 mi. North Atlanta on Stover, Douglasville, Rt.| N. C. & St. L. R. R. See. F. e. z Pei ee aa ee ee a nee : want ae as overseer of gen. r dairy on cattle farm, Y 2 #0 operate tractors keep them up. Christian, no habits. Minister. No help to (my children all small). oe Atlanta, 710 Garey |: Want job as eciar or Se * on farm. Experienced in ming, cattle and hog raising. ait exempt. White. Wife, 2 all children. Or take farm on es. Have to be moved. Live i. Perry. Ready now. R. D.. aniel, Perry. Want job as foreman of a 12- orse. farm, good house, out- 28. etc., would consider water power grist and flour il, with dwelling close in; th few chickens and honey _ At once. Give full particu- n first letter (no postal 1, please.) Lewis oe lin, Rial: ; RM HELP WANTED e yeliable farmer for 12 tton, 16 A. bottom land n _90- 50 basis. Free house, len, firewood and milch MARKET) |-churches and - school. May 1 to July {Mature Oats; July 1 to October) % All the pigs are oe The spring pigs should: be ready for market in _ ture. broilers. I furnish house. Algo | and other crops. Dr. J. H. Douglas, Albany. BU BPE FARM HELP WANTED Want good farm hand to be- ein work March, 15th; live in house as one of family, be non- est and. sober. $20.00 mo. board and laundry. J. B.- Langford, | Maysville. oe AS Want small family: to farm, 3 mi. this side Tallulah school, 2% Turnerville school. Pasture; spring. near house, garden. and potato patches, creek bottems, upland. I furnish stock, seed and my: share of fertilizer, give some work when not in ron. Come see. Mary. J. Davidson, Clarkesville, Rt. 3, Box 54. Want good farmer with fam- ily to work 2-H. crop: on 50-50 basis. Will furnish stock, tools, seed and half of fertilizer, etc. 6-R. house, orchard and pecans, on Hwy. and Bus line, 1 mi. 2 Furnish ref. Mrs. Lula McRee, Buck- head. (Morgan Co.) -Want honest woman, 25-50 to milk 1 cow, tend to chickens, garden and farm work, $2.00 to $4.00 week. Mrs. L. C. Thomas, Gainesville: Rt. 7. Want family to. tend 2-H. crop. Can furnish stock, tools and supplies, also a 1-H. crop. Good land and house, ne#r high schools and churches. BocR, Woodliff, ELOY. Branch, Rt.} Want large family to work a 2-H. crop on halves. 2-A. tobac- co, 20 A. cotton, 20 A. peanuts. Can give other work besides crop. Joe E. Wilkerson, Ty Pye Want share cropper for 2-H. farm on 50-50 basis, good land, good mules, good 5-R. house with water in yard. RFD and school bus Rt. by door, within 1% mi. church and store. Com- municate with. W. M. Paschal, Franklin. Want man to help. farm, 10 mi. No. Dalton. Want to be draft exempt. Write or see. Jack Lewis, Varnell, Rt. 1. Want man and wifg unen- cumbered, to work. on farm, both work: chickens, stock, ete. extra work when not needed on farm. T. P. Ramsey, Ramhurst. Want family to tend farm on 50-50 basis. Good land and pas- 2 good mules, plenty farming tools, garden and patches rent free: on school bus and mail route. 8% acres cc ton, all corn and hay ground you want. See or write. A. J. Sims, Flowery Branch, Rt. 3. Want 2 men, white or colored, for general farm work, nar Palmetto. D. B. Hunt, Atlanta, 484 Brentwood Dr.. Want farm hand for gen. farm work. Must be honest and sober. If draft exempt must have health certificate if under. 38 yrs. old. No loafers need re- ply. Pay any reasonable wages. | O. R. Sanders. Buchanan. Rt. 1. | Want good man for 12 or 13 acres cotton; plenty corn land 50-50. basis. Near church and high school, house, wood and pasture. 7 mi. West of Gainesville. Consider smaller amount of cotton. J. C. Sanders, Gainesville. Rie 7. Want good hand to cultivate small 1-H. crop, . good smooth | land, for wages or on_ halves. Old man preferred. C. V. John- son, Conyers, Rt. 2. Want 1-H. share cropper. Wice, smooth, fertile land on public road. Made 12 bales cot- ton on 11 acres last yr. Good house, plenty wood and water, good teams. Good community. Ref. exch. Near McDonough. Be W. J. Green, McDonough, Rt 2: = Want hand on farm. $1.50 day and board, or $2.00 day and board self. Marvin B. Griffin, Surrency, RE te Want a 1-H. cropper, reliable, honest, christian preferred, for 20 or 25. A. good land, good water: Bus by door, handy to Mill and Gin, store, school. 3-R. house and porch. 10 mi. No. * | Canton on Mail Rt. H. G. Brown Canton, At. os - Want good, white man and wife for good 1-H. farm on 50- 50 basis. Good house plenty of wood and water, on mail Rt. J. W. Lawhorn, McDonough, Rt. Ae ; _ Want. good farmer for 1 or 2- -H. farm. Good house, barn, well wood, pasture, garden, etc., near highway, schools and churches; convenient to mar- ket, 2 mi. No. Barnesville. Rea- sonable standing rent. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville. Rt. 2 fale Want nice, white or colored woman for farm work. Room, 'pbaord and salary. Mrs. ae Gresham, Decatur, Rt. 2. Want good farmer who is a good carpenter also, for large farm. Must know how to re- pair and build, also look after potato field. Straight salary. Oo. Mrs. Eula B. Stewart, _ |liamson. ling seeds and plants during hot, dry weather, problems. course, should not be disturbed. Such plants as solution of three pounds of superphosphate who knows farming, Wednesday, March 3, 194 FARM LAND ISSUE MARCH 24th Our Special Farm Land Supplement will published March 24th: Farms for Sale, For Ren Wanting to Rent and Buy, and In Exchange Fo notices MUST REACH THE BUREAU OF MAR- KETS not later than FRIDAY, March 20th. All notices received after this date (March 20th will necessarily have to be. omitted from publica tion. SPACE IS VERY Hee therefore, : (50) words, including. as and address. Ne tices: will be cut to meet the. he Weed. necessary. ~ POSITIVELY NO REAL ESTATE nor REA * ESTATE AGENT'S nor CITY PROPERTY, FILL- ING STATIONS, STORE HOUSES, OTHE BUSINESS PROPERTY, nor OUT- -OF-'THE PROPERTY notices will be published . ... neith will MORE THAN ONE NOTICE OF FIFTY (50 WORDS BE CARRIED FOR ANY ONE HOUSE. HOLD. If you have submitted a Land Notice with 2 the past few months, do not send in another. all such type notices on hand will be duly pub lished.. SEND IN YOUR. ees NOTICE IM. MEDIATELY. : SOWING SEEDS - Several things are necessary for success in ha following suggestions may bee overcome some oO Seed should be planted sooner in hot. weat than in early spring. Firming the soil aroun seed also helps. If a small hand seeder is weight the seeder to help press the seed into ground. In planting such hill crops as squas cumber, etc., where moisture is limited, water ea hill after seeds have been dropped, with one. to one quart of water as in setting plants. Fo crops such as beans pour enough water in furr insure germination. ; TRANSPLANTING | In transplanting plants get the root system q ly reestablished. First balance the top or leaf sur with the reduced root system. This may be don most plants by pinching off half or more of the leave and with plants like tomatoes, pinching back so the leaves just below the bud cluster. The bud, ery can be held in bunches and, about half the t cut back as the bud is below most of the leaf surf When water is used for transplanting, add ab two pounds of nitrate of soda to 50 gallons of wate or a level tablespoonful to each gallon. Ifa compl fertilizer in soluble form is needed, make pounds of nitrafe of soda, and one pound of muri of potash (six pounds), - dissolved in six gal water. Allow 24 hours or more for this to dissol then pour off water from the residue left from superphosphate. Add two gallons of this solut 50 gallons of water for use in watering plants. solution should not be used through a hand ! planter as it will corrode the metal. 4 Many plants need shading at this season. brush shades will do this. A better method, hoy is to use ordinary wood shingles set in the g two to three inches from the plant on the south sid leaning over the plant. This furnishes shade a allows free circulation of air. Shingles may | be | several seasons if stored out of rain. . FARM HELP WANTED. FARM HELP. WANTE Want. nice, settled wo! an live in family and help garden and other farm $4.00 week, room and Answer all mail. Mrs. = ; Chire, Fitzgerald, Rt. Will pay $15.00 ee poard for first class ; helper. J. C. Unshaw, Cov ton, In care of Upshaw Want 1 or 2-H. man t Want white or colored 1 fandily to work a 2-H. farm on halves. I furnish farm tools, mules an4 supplies. Good fertile land, good house, plenty wood, water. See or write at once. John C. Nor- ris, Newborn. Rt. 1. Want exp. white dairy hand, married preferred, J. W. Stubbs, Atlanta, Rt. 3, In care of Stubbs Dairy. Ma. 6588. Want family white or color- ed for 2-H. farm on halves. Good land. 10 A. cotton allot- |} ment. 2 good mules. Plenty land for other crops; near school and church. 3-R. house, water on: porch, well furnished: also want | a good, sober, single white man, | one who knows how to farm. See or write. Karl Schulz, Hart- well, Rt. 2. Want good, white, single man at once. Pay % A. tobacco, $15.00 mo., or $25.00 mo. straight. Must. be draft exempt. Write or see. Alma. 5-R. house. able party. S. C. oe luth, Rt; 1. Ge Want reliable colored eC or small family for farm. | house, wood, garden pat cow, cow-feed and weekl es the year around. Good p for right people. M. R. Be ughs, Decatur, Rt. 1 ( Church Rd., near Pan ville.) Want man on 50- 50 hasls crop and for hire part of with 2 plow hands. Have 1 = ap house, on school bus and 1 Want 1-H. farmer, white or Rt W. W. Smith, Gainesv eolored, ablecto run tracter. Rt. 1. Good house, pasture, water, etc. i Crop on halves and work on Want married, ee Riese Box 21: wages. $2.00 day for tractor: 60 cow dairy. $12.00 work; $1.25 day _ for regular | for good exp. farm work. I. W. Lewis, wie Macon, J. TRG S.