Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1945 April 4

EDITORIAL By Tom Linder



at week, the Market Bulletin carried part of a

ch by Congressman Alfred J. Elliott, of California, call-

ttention to the ill effects on this country of the pro-

osed Treaty with Mexico.

nee carrying that article, I have toade further in-
tigation of the proposed Treaty and believe that the
mers of this country, as well as our citizens, should
all the light possible concerning this proposed Treaty.

a

HOW LONG Wilt THIS TREATY CONTINUE IN
WHO IS BEHIND THIS TREATY a

as Tt ae in perpetuity and beyond. aeaalk of Con- |
"ESS a two- -man SL oo from. United States and

(Asicles & 5-7. 12, 13, 16, 19. 25)

On It delegates in perpetuity to the single Commis-
sioner of the United States, power to acquire title to, con-
yl, and where not constructed, to construct, and operate
water, flood control and hydro-electric power projects

m these river systems in the United States to the extent

deems such wor ks connected wih or affecting the carry-

a of the Treaty.
(Articles 2, 5-7, 10-14, 16, 19-23)

7 Dae th Te edty is ratified neither the Senate nor

yonress has any right to reject the Commissions or Com-

ssioners policies, projects or expenditures.
n + (Articles 2 and 24)

=

The United States Commissioner is accountable

tot phy ey of State and the President.
(Articles 2 and 24)

(Article ll - Treaty 1889)

a With the approval of only the Secretary of State
ne man United States Commissioner may construct,
operate projects for the benefit of Mexico at the |

i evense of the United States and without consent of

oe

; (Arieles 2 and 24)

. The United States. Commissioner and the Secre-
-y of State can bind the United States to international
reements with Mexico on subjects not even mentioned in

Treaty without Senate ratification or even Congress

ing knowledge thereof.

(Articles 2, 19 and 24 (c)

The Secretary of State may make agreements with

xico for the generation, development and distribution

electric power and even including the exporting thereof
only i in the boundary sections of the river but anywhere
on the rivers or tributaries.
(Articles 2 and 19)
The Treaty sets up the machinery and creates the
ithority in the Commissioner and the Seeret-

ond. ee of Congress and by Ses 2

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Hall Meeting of the Air, will te es from te ;
Auditorium, Atlanta, Geargia, on the Blue Network. ee J
is a coast-to-coast hookup and stations in Georgia are

WAGA Atlanta WGAA Cedartown
WBML Macon , WRLD West Point
WDAK Columbus * WSAV ae
WGAC nents :

ing For A Trade War After Victory ?

Speakers on the affirmative will be: S
Tom Linder, Commissioner of Agriculture, Georgi
Senator Owen Brewster, Maine. :

Speakers on the negative:
Senator Chas. W. Tobey, New Hampshire .
Dr. J. Raymond Walsh, Director CIO.







perty for, eagetracl and operate in oe dat
or international projects for water and hydro e
power. There is no control over rates, operations,
of service or use of funds. Once ratified, this Treaty m
Congress subservient to one man in these matters
gress must appropriate. the funds to finance his proj eet
_ breach the Treaty.
. (Articles 2, 6-7, 13, 19 and 20- 25).

- 10. Powers and duties given the U.S. Commis i0n

respecting these river systems, duplicate conflict with:

supersede those of;
(a) The Bureau of Reclamation (water and

projects) ee
(Articles 2, 5- 8, 1 14, 16, 20- 24)

(b) The Corps of Engineers oe States :

(flood control) oe
(Articles 6, 13, 16 and 17) i

The United. States Geological shoe! at

gaging
Se 9 ve 12 (d) and 24 ()

and of Micon use of U. s. territory for
purposes)
(Articles 6, 13 and 18)

The Federal Power Commission (eleetee i
(Axticles 7, 9 (g), 19 and 23) :

11. As to the Colorado River, the United Sintes

- missioner may go anywhere in that river system, even

the tributaries and regulate and takewater to make 7
sure deliveries to Mexico. Article 10 allots waters, *
any and all sources and Article 11 provides for 1

_livery of allotted waters Pe ever their origin.
. (Articles 10, 11, 13 and 24)

12. The Treaty makes the rights and mnicree: 0:
erican states, agencies, people and projects in the +
of the Colorado River System subj ect to Mexican nter
and rights.

(Articles 2, 10-15, 20 and 24)

43. The Treaty voids an Act of Congress

oe

prone ar communities in the exclusiv
(Continued on Pag -











ORGIA MARKET BULLETIN :

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IF MARKETS. 222 STATE CAPITOL. Atlanta. @

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ulletin.
Published Wethir at
114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
y Department of Agriculture
Tom Linder, Commissioner,



ecutive Ofiice, State Capitol
Atlanta, Ga.

Publication Office

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Entered as second class matter
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at Covington, Georgia, under Act
of June 6 1900. Accepted for
mailing at special rate oi postage
provided for in Section 1103, Ac*
of pene 8, 1915

Mexican Treaty

(Continued from Page One)

ter stored by Boulder Dam. (See. 1 Boulder bia n-
ee Project Act.)
(Articles 2, 5, 10-15 and 19-24) ;

44. The United States Section is pened to
get and retain direct ownership and control of
all property in the United States - even within
he channels of any river - deemed necessary
to carry out the Treaty.

= (Article 23)
J o5.
an Act of Congress granting benefits to-war vet-

erans. (See. 9, Boulder Canyon Project Act.)
(Aticles 2, 10-15 and 17-24) .

6 The Treaty sets up a one-man irrevoc-
able works administration with practically un-
limited power and with authority to impose on
the United States the expenditure of vast sums

f money in accordance with such philosophy
of government and foreign policy as the Secret-
ary of State may dictate.

(Articles 2, 19-24) :

x 17. The Treaty enables the complete nation.
alization of the river systems in question even
to the exclusion of states rights.

Mr. Clayton of Anderson-Clayton Cotton
mpany was in recent months appointed as As-
tant Secretary of State in Washington. You

will recall that this company was the prime mov-.

er in the development of the cotton growing in-
dustry in Brazil and other South American coun-
tries a few years ago.
_ According to Senator Downey, Democrat of
Jalifornia, the Anderson-Clayton Cotton Com-
pany is financing some of the cotton- growers in
lower California which is a part of Mexico.

According to Senator Downey, the increas-
d production of cotton in Mexico ag a result of

i

is Treaty is around one million bales per vear.

It must be remembered that the making ae

ade agreements which gives the power to low-

e tariffs is largely in the Secretary of State.

For this reason, Mr. Clayton as Assistant Sec-

retary of State is in position to handle this Mex-
in cotton hack inte the United States.

Over 550.000 acres of the Mexican lands that |?
will benefit from this water supply are owned
by W. . Jenkins, Expatriate American living

Mexico City, who in 1918 nearly had this coun-
ry and Mexico at war fue to his operations

ere. (Testimony Atty. Gen. Kenny of Calif.

ge 2062 Mimeo, transcript.)

Assistant Secretary of State, W. Z: Clayton
interested in Anderson- Clayton Co., which
es cotton erop financing, eotton ginning and

onseed pressing in the area. (Testimony of

Dept. Atty. Frank B. Clayton, Page 148

0 transcript.)

well | mn that Mr. Clayton owns most

The Treaty prevents the fulfillment of

| (soil grow anything,) bal.,



0 | on-Clayton stock
pany does more than 75% of the cotton erop fi-|

nancing and handling in the area,

_Mr. Clayton outlined the free trade program
under which goods will move throughout the
Amerieas without tariff barriers in his speech
before the Mexico City Conference. Such-a pro-
eram would let all Mexican cotton enter this
country free of duty. In any event it will com-
pete in world markets with our cotton.

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture.





a. a
Special Farm Land Notice
The following FARM LAND NOTICES, FARM HELP
WANTED, ETC., were lost in the Mail and did not reach
the printer in time, for which reason publication was de-
- layed until this issue (April 4th) also following are a
few Farm Land CORRECTIONS on notices published in
our Special Issue the date appearing on the Special .
Farm Land Issue was erroneously printed March al,
1945 instead of March 28, 1945.
ELIZABETH HYNDS, Editor-Bulletin



_ FARM LAND
CORRECTION NOTICES



115 A. Jand in Muscogee Co.
4 R. house, 2-story barn, 8 A.
under wire. 1 deep. well. 30
pecan trees. 1 mi. city on pub-
lic road at Leslie. V.-D. Boss,
Cotumbus, 1400 17th Street.

35 A., on Chattooga Lake,
R. fine "house, elec. lights, 100

young bearing apple trees; 12:

A. for cultivating, rest in pas-
ture and timber, big oak shade
trees, pretty lawn. Ideal home.
Walter J: Cloer, Young Harris,
Towns County.

65 A., farm in Cobb Co., 60
A. under fence, 5 R. house, pig
barn, 1 mule wagon, 2 H. mow-
er, 2 H. disc harrow, 2 H. iron
drag harrow, 1 Jersey eow, 50
young peach trees, few apple
trees, bearing: good pasture,
plenty water. Ask at Mableton.
T. E. Eason, Austell, RFD 1.

160 A. in Gordon Co.,, new
6 R. house, good barn, crib and
smoke. house, good pasture
with plenty water; plenty grow
ing timber. Orchard, Well of
good water; good road threugh
farm. 2- mi.
plies by mail, See.
gan, Resaca.

163 A., farm in Rockdale Co.,
ee, mi. southeast of Atlanta, 9
, Conyers. Strong land, $5, -
000" 00. Contact for more com-
plete BUS eee Keith,
Gainesville, Rt.

N. R..Ho-

Hill City. No re-.

FARM LAND FOR SALE



3 R. house, partly furnished,
good barn, garden and farm
land, 3 mi. town on school bus

and mail route, with tobacco

allotment. Sell or rent. Mrs.
Ira Boatright, Alma, Rt. 4, Ba-
con Co.

_ 151 A. timber land, consist-
ing of pine, oak and hickory.
poplar and few large walnut
trees: good land, in northeast
eorner Hancock Co., 1 large
line branch and 2 smati
branches. If cleared would be
excellent for crops or_stock.
John H. Maynard, Winder,
Barrow Co.

8 R. house, good repair, new-
ly painted, screened through-
out, metal roof; 2 stall barn.
Variety fruits, % A. straw ber-
ries, chicken house and run,
all under wire fence. 1 A. pas-
ture, 5 or 6 A., good state cul-
tivation, bal, can be cultivated
just outside city limits States-
boro, Bulloch Co., near Ga.
Teachers College. 10 A. in all.
$3,000.00 cash. W. W. Hen-
dricks, Statesboro,

Fine No Fulton Co., farm,
44 acres; convenient to Bomb-
er plant, school and church.
House, barn and other build-
ings, in excellent cond. Good
well, pasture with creek. 22
young fruit trees, ready to
bear. Write. Marcus.M. Minor,
Atlanta, 1161 E: Rock Springs
Rd., *phone He 3918.



FARM LAND FOR SALE

FARMS FOR RENT



Farm, 665 &. of land in Rock-
dale Co., finest cattle farm:
plenty timber, 2 creeks thr ough
place (made into a large lake
site,) $11.00 acre. E. . Rea-
oa Lithonia, Box 224, phone

122 A, 1% mi. Hwy. leading
to Cartersville, Bartow Co., 3
springs, 2 R. house, large barn.
40 A. good land cleared, 50 to
75 M. ft. saw timber; on mail
rt., -close - te church. Good
neighborhood. Look this over.
- = Golightly, Adairsville,

40.A., farm, 28 mi, Chatta-
nooga, 8 mi, Trenton, Dade
Co,, Ga. 3-R.-and 2 R. houses,
springs, good water, good pas-
ture, bob-wire and wave-wire
fenced. Barn, springs in pas-
ture, also running water. Good
Jand. Timber. Fruit. Good
roads, $1.200.00 cash. Enclose
See d envelope: for: reply.

ope, Trenton, Star Rt.

- Tract of land, 339 A. located
midway between Swainsboro

and Dublin, on Federal Rt. 80. }

Excellent for livestock. Pas-
tures already established. Elec.

deep well with elec. pump; all

fenced. 200 A., timber, 4 A.

tobacco allotment, 3 tenant

Rouses and main dwelling. J.
. Williams, Wrightsville.

51 A., 41 A lot cleared, 10
A.,. woodland, with finest
spring water. No house. Lo-
cated 542 mi. paved road, Au-
gusta, Richmond Co. J: M.
Fender, Augusta, 1219 12th St.,
phone 2-2217.

1100 A., 85 A. cultivation
pas-
ture. About 5,000 trees cupped
for turpentine, big creek thru }
entire plantation: elec. 5 mi.
fishing lake; good graded
school, churches; school bus
and mail rt. 6 1/3 A. tobacco
allotment, 30 A. ae 3
mi. paved hwy., to Alma, 12%

mi. Baxley, Appling Co., an ola
Blackshear hwy. Water in all
fields. James W. Barnes, Bax-
ley, Rt. 4 Petes :

Swith



3 farms for rent in Henry
Co., 15 mi.south of Atlanta, 28
A., 86 A., 140 A., 3 houses: 7
R..and 2-3rooms. Good land,
3 mi. Stockbridge. Mrs. Wil-
liam Landers, Atlanta, 612
toa Drive, NE., phone Ve
5

1H. farm on Franklin Hwy.,
9 mi. west Newnan. 3 R. house,
good barn, good land. 50-50
basis. Apply. Mrs. N. E. Pond,
Newnan, 43 Temple Ave.

WANT TO RENT FARMS





Want rent place in Fulton
Co., within 4 or 5 mi. Atlanta,
home with garden, place to
raise chickens, and hog, ete.
Could help some on farm or
dairy. Mrs. Ora M. Music,
Conley, Rt. 1.

Want farm within. 10 or 15
mi, Atlanta, with lights and
other conveniences. Standing
rent. Joe Moses, Atlanta, 751
Windsor Street.

Want about.4 or 5 A. land,

lights and water, near car line.
Want a contract with good
man. Able to tend stock for
rent. Fred Moon, Atlanta, 644
Gaskill St., SE.



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Rhododendrons, Yellow
Monthly Rose, Azaleas, Mt.
Laurel, Bridal Wreath, Coral-
berry, Sweetshrub, Red Ma-
ple, Tulip Poplar, $1.25 doz,
Hardy Snapdragon, Galax,
Snowdrop, Purple Iris, Shasta
Daisies, $1.50 per C. Addie
Leatherwood, Blue Ridge.

Larkspur Plants, all colors.
50e C. . Phlox Plants, 70 \C.
Jonguils, $1.00 C, Milk Goat,
not: bred, $10.00... Mrs. Nan-

cag Taylor, Bowdon, PO. Box

: i

and that Com-|

about 3 R. house with,



Lady. of the Lake, W
Narcissus, Yellow Jonqu:
Imp. Blackberries and in
plants, Blue Easter Lily,
doz. Add postage. Exe,
Scotch Broom plants, or wk
have you. Mrs. S. C. W
dell. Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 61

Hollyhock Plants, single and
see -dbl. Lovely colors, 1
Mrs. Fred L. White, Bue

Road RED No. I.

25 Niece English Boxwoox
about 8 to 10 inches, good
roots, 25e ea.; $5.00 for all. PP.
Blue and Orange Tris, 20c
Add _ postage. Will acce
Stamps for small orders. M
G.. B. Patterson, Blairsvi.

Rt. 4.

Gladiolus bulbs, 35. 2k
doz. Bulblets, 25e doz. Ri
Four OClock seed, 15e tbl
Red Touch-Me- Not screed
tbilspoon. Add postage.
ae Brown, Ball Groun
Rt

Yellow Cannas, 35c
Ligustrum, 15c. Pine, Cedar
25c ea. Forsythia, Day te
20e dob. Mrs. P. R.
Bowman.

Beautiful Trumpet Cre )
Vines; 30c ea. PP. Miss Jos
Hamilton, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Mixed colors White, R
Yellow Casmas of Giant As
Seed, 35c teacupful; $1.00
PP. Miss Genia Brown, iB
Ground, Rt. 1.

Royal Poncianas, 3 a
for $1.00, according to siz
All large plants. No less th:
$1.00 orders filled. Prep
aes: E. G. Anderson, Bax

10,000 Privet Hedge Pl
evergreen, well rooted, 5
100; 200 del. for $1.00. E
for Print Feed Sacks, 3.
kind. Red Radiance Ro
cuttings, 10 for $1.00. Del.
ee Thornton, _Bowdc
irises a

Mums, Lemon, $1.50
April Narcissus, King Al
Jonquils, $2.00 C. Purple
bena, Butter and Egg p
50e dob. Blazing Star, 50c
Yellow Thornless Roses, 12
$1.50. Martha Womack,
men, Rt. 2, Box 89.

Dbl. Jonquils, $3.00 C. A
Narcissus, $2.00 C. King)
fred Daffodils, $2. ] Cc
mon Lilies, $1.50 C.
Thornless Roses, 12 for es
Lilac Bushes, $1. Bhs
Violets, $1.50. Add he
Beatrice: Moseley, Bremen,
2, Box 86.

Large Bronze Dbl. C
santhemums, 1 doz. for 50c
plants for $1. 75: 100 p
$3.00. . Also large kind
Verbena, rooted pieces, 5e
Yellew Narcissus
doz.
doz. No order less thon $
Add postage. Mrs,
nold, Benevolence.

pink and bronze, small yel
Mums, late, 35

50c orders,

heimer, Brooks.

All colors Iris, 60c per
Emperor and Cream Wax
fodils; Jonquils, c
Lilies, $2.50
blooming sizes,
Roses; 20c ea.: $5.00 per 16
Mrs, Charles Robinson, B
aon ht 2s

Cream Nercises: Large.
fodils, | Pink Phlox,
Anemones, Shasta Daisy,
c. Maple, Crabapple,
wood. Azaleas, Butterfly, I
rels, Barberry, Spirea,. Ro
Althea, 12 fine Shrubs, $1
Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridga.

4 O'Clock plants, good 1
35e doz. Prince
Plants, 35c. dob. Cact
vils backbone, large
blooms. not rooted, 40c-
Mrs. George Theus, Butl

2 Boxwoods, 5 ft. by
Boxwoods. 4 ft, by 3 ft.
fine, $35.00 at my hom
will ship them. Mrs. Li
Casey, Bowden, Rt.- 2.

White Yard Pinks, 25c
Old Time Petunias, di
colors, 20c doz. Purple
teria..20c ea. Rooted:
nas, variegated Red an
low, 40c dob. Add po
Mrs. B. Brady, Cairo,
Box 182.

Cannas: City
(pink), Hungarian
Giant Red, President
King Humbert Yellow
menia, variegated, $5.
100. Chrysanthemum
mixed colors, $3.00
White Wisteria, 6 fo

per :
Pink Ram

Pl

Por



Shasta Daisies, $.
Mrs. J. R. Camt





S ANC
FOR SALE

OWER
"FOR

FOR SALE



de ee rooted, "Se: uh-
je. = Ivy Leaf Ger-

0c cutting. Begonia,
np, large leaf Sal-.
looming Red and

Oc cutting. Few cuttings
e Sultana, - Se ea.

s |rooted, 35c ea.

- Pink Flowering Al-
ea.
. Bennett, Cordele,

ed Dahlias, $1. 50 doz.
irs. J. Wz ere Clay-

named Dahlias,: new
$3.00 doz. Dahlias,
wl, Jersey Beauty, etc.,
loz. Exe. Mrs. Bugene
Clayton.

Oriental -Chrysanthe-
=piants, Everlasting
Cactus for Pot Plants,
nm, all 10 ea. A few
ams, 15e. Also Geran-
cuttings, 8c ea. PP. On
xr 50c or more,
core, Canton, Rt. 3.

winning Chrysanthe-
plants, grown for com-
and exhibition

al. 50 a0z, A
suttons, 75c doz. Add 10c
age. Cultural sugges-
cluded. Mrs. Carrie

mixed

Anemones,

. Pink Koreans, 500
Azalea Mums, e for 25c.
age _ ire H. Far-

bition. ieee Type
nthemum plants, white,
Pink Spider type:
and Pink Anemones,
Pink, White, Wine
amums, $1.50 doz. Mrs.
} Caston, Jenkinsburg.

wreath, Golden Bell,
ering Almond, Yellow Ja-
aS, Purple Lilac, $1.0
OZ. Exe. for printed feed
of kind. Add post-
Ts Willard Bennett,

Carnations, Golden
llow, Shell Pink,
ouble, Everblooming,

r. of Campanula Per-
lia Perennial, $1. = doz.
Mrs. J. E. In-

nder Blue ean
16. 4 ft...
nd Oct., Be doz.:
. Add postage.
Kelley, Lithonia.

Maple and Red Ma-
lack and White Pine,
ye, 2 to 3 ft., $1.50 doz.

$1.00
Mrs.

Iris, 25 per bunch. Add.

As ne

8

alved Tris. 10 var. aber.
60 mixed colors, 2 doz.
Ss ee Tris, $5. 25. All
Will M. Jones, Ly-

Chrysanthemums,

ors, 75c doz. Cannas:

Red, Orange, Yellow

ith Red Spots, 75 doz.
ae a McWilliams,

jameter, 50 in. high, te

Iso 3 med.
ods, $5.00 ca.

size

Large two-tone
eliow. co Daisy,

Grease Cannas, 50c
ink Thrift, 80c per 100.
econd zone.

. LaGrange, Rt. 4

col White Dogwoods,

Blueberry bushes,
Mrs. Jessie Wilson,

borvitaes, 30c ea.
bapples, Rhododen-

ite and Red Dogp-.

Red Maples. Holly,
ins, 2 to 3 ft. 90e doz.
White Jonquils, $1.00
PP. , MPs. Addie Aber-

to. 4.

stem, assorted
fads, 5c G,

. Well rooted
pink,

Add postage. |

Mrs. |

nemone |

blooms in
| Verbena, .75c doz.

Mix- ;

And 439

Jicas,

*| rooted, 25c ea.

Aza-

Zinnias,
Snow on Mtn., 4\

20e ea. |
15 ea. All
de stage on.

Dbi. D
Bridalwreath. Yellow Kerrie

\Tris, BlacRberry Lily. $3.50 C.

Red Spirea, Coralberry, 25c ea.
Japonica, 2 for 25c. Mixed
bulbs, $1.50 per C. Mrs. W. E.
Pearson, Luthersville.

6 Chaney berry bushes, well
White roses,
bloom. once a yr, 2 for 25c.

_|Red Seven Sister Roses, 2 for
4. | 25.

Houseleak, 3 for 25c.
Butter and Eggs, 35 doz Add
postage. Myrs. Clifford W.

Faulkner, Lula, Rt. 1.

Pink Lotus. White Althea,
Golden Bells. 15 ea. Arbor-
vitaes, 30c ea. Galax, Snow-
drop, $1.00 per C. Red Ma-
ples. Azaleas, Rhododendrons,
Holly, Crabapples, White Dog-
wood, 2 to 3 ft., 90c doz. PP.
Mrs. Cora Lingerfelt, Loving.

Grand Duke Jasmine, root-
ed, 36c ea. Coral vine roois,
25c to 35c ea. Large berry
Nandina Seedlings, 7 ih.. ae
doz.: 2 doz. for $1.11. PP.
Ga. Miss Mittie Collins.
Smithville, Rt. 1.

Hedge Plants (Privet) 6 to
9 inches, strong roots, Ic a.
Mrs .W. H. Lacy, Stone Moun-
tain.

Nandina, 50c and 756, ac
cording to size. Red Oleander,
40c. Yellow Thornless rose,
35c. Wisteria, 20c.<Add post-
age. Mrs. E. J.
Sparta.

Boxwoods, large and small.
Also Gardenias, at my home.
oe E. L. Roberts, Suwane,

Chrysanthemum Plants
White with Yellow Center,
Hardy kind. 25c per doz. S&S:

1+Courson, Soperton.

Giant White and June
blooming Pink Chrysanthe-
mum plants, 50c doz. Well
rooted Physostegia Plants,
Lavender cluster of blooms,
ae doz. Jonquil bulbs, 50c

: $4.00 M. Fragrant Jonquil
bales. 50c C. Mrs. Charles B.
Tanner, Sandersville, RED

6 | No. 1.

Dbl. President Red Canna
Order of $1.00 and up PP.
Ga. Exc. for Dbl. Geranium,
Camellia, Japonicas, Fuchsia,
Small Boxwood, Small Nan-
dina, Obelia. Write _ first.
Mrs. Lois Pitts, Smithville.

Orange Day Lilies, White
and Yellow Pinks,
Daisies. Jobs Tear, 75e doz.
Yard Cactus, 25e ea. Red and
Peach Gladioli bulbs, Sweet
Williams, $1.00 doz. Pink
Add post-
age. Mrs. Hoyt Tippens, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt 2.)

Azaleas, Blue and Yellow

Tris, 50 doz.
flowers, 25c ea. Black Gum,
Sweetshrub, Dogwood, 25 ea.
| Rooted Boxwood, 25c ea.
Small amount of
Iris, 50 ea. J. B.
Talona.

Daffodils and Orange Day
Lilies, $1.00 per 100. Golden
Bell, Bridalwreath, Pink Ram-
bler Rose, 20c ea. Purple and
Lavendar Tris, 50 doz. White
Fall Pinks, 25 doz. Staiaps
accepted. Add postage. Mrs.
foe Gable, Talking Rock,
Alo oe

Purple English Wisteria, 25c
ea.; $2.75 doz.. Red and Pink
Hibiscus, same price, 2 yr. old,
well rooted, damp se es
Yonge Walker, Toccoa, Rt.

Azaleas, several colors, ae
nip.,. Ferns, Moss Horse Rad-
ish, 50c doz. White Pines,
Hemlocks, Red Cannas, $1.00
ree Red and Yellow Japon-
Snowballs, Lilacs, Box-
wood. Rooted, Crabapple, Mt.

Johnson,

Add post-
age. Mrs. L. F. Evans. Talona.

Flowering locust, dwarf pur-
ple Long Clusters Beautiful,
ready rooted, bloom at once,
10c ea; also Wine Berry vines,
F, W. Maddox,
Stone Min., Box 336.

All colors azaleas, iris, 50c
doz; laurels, white and spruce
pines, dogwoods, crabapple,
rhododendrons, sweetshrub, $1
doz; altheas, lilac, dbl. almond,
Pussy willow, 30c ea; red can-
nas, 75c doz. Add. postage.
ea C. W. Plumiley, Ellijay,

Verbena: red, rose, lavender,
purple, white, pink, light red
with white eye, 3 doz. rooted
plants, damp packed, $1.00.
Mrs. W. H. Whitten, Chula,

Magnolias, -. teaolive,
mine, sweetshrub,

: fire oor 1: 10; 5 ft., 40c.
rs, Georgia czas Toomsbore, |



- Gontederate Gray Violets, :
ay Lilies, $2.00 per C_

j postage. ieee

$1.00.
ee

| o L0r-2oc. Fr, IWS WwW.

bulbs, 50c doz.; $3.00 per 100. |:
in

Shasta:

Crabapple, pink |

Japanese |

Laurel, Mt. Ivy, Sweetshrub,
{Easter bells, 25 ea.
Mrs: An-:

red.
holly, crepe myrtle, yellow jas=
greybeard,



a q

Peehnial sweet peas,
ea; mixed colors iris, 50c per
doz; mixed bulbs, $1. 00 ae

; "Add postage. wy L.
Rogers, Griffin, Rt.

Adtheas, lilacs, dbl. almond,
goldenglow, forsythia, 25c ea;
all colors, blooming size, aza-
leas, iris, 50e doz; urels, hem-
lock, white pin dogwood,
pussywillow, Indian Arrow,
sweetshrubs, rhododendrons,
$1.00 doz;' perennial phiox, 30
doz; red aoe 75c doz. Plus
M. Teague, El-
jay Rt.

Odorous Boe jonquils,

dbl. daffodils, April narcissi,
King Alfred var. daffodils,
hemerocallis, day lilies, -$1.00
per 100; extra fine Red Spider
lilies, 50c doz; dbl. Yellow nar-
cissi, 35 doz. a CEP,
Dye, Middleton, Rt.

All @olors azaleas, 60c doz;
purple and yellow iris, 50c doz;
yellow japonicas, 25c ea; red
and yellow dbl. cannas, 75c
doz; purple lilac, 30 ea; Black
Gum, English poplar, 25c ea.

| Add postage. Mrs. Will Kinser,

Ellijay, Rt. 2.

-Bridalwreath, white apirea,
English dogwood, ellow. Win-
ter, jasmine, Dorothy Perkins
rose, Cherokee rose, calycan-
thus, Floridus,
size, 50c ea; minimum order,
Add postage. Mrs. CG.
M. Robinson, Greenville.

Gladioli bulbs, $1.00 doz;
May rose bushes and varie-
gated rose. Well rooted, 20c
ea; Fall lilac, 15c ea; day lilies,
Candle and Easter lilies, $1. 06
doz. Mrs. W. H. Morrell, Gain-
esville, Rt. 6. : ae

Dbl. free blooming geranium
cuttings, 2 shades of red and
salmon pink; also white and
red begonia cuttings, unrooted,
L. Ri-
chardson, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Largest type chrysanthe-
mum plants: all coolors, in-
cluding J. W. Prince, Albatross,
Monument, pink and _ white
Turner, Orchid Queen, Quaker

| Maid Anemones, white Menza,

Norma, yellow Menza, 20c ea.
Experienced grower. Mrs.
Marvin Farrar, Jenkinsburg.

Pink Thrift; bardy phlox,
buttercups, mixed Fall pinks,
40c doz; mixed iris; 75c doz:
Spanish iris, $1.00 doz; Trailing
arbutus, 35c; white violets, 30c.
John B. Grindle, Dahlonega,
Rt. 4, Bos 58.

Dbl, and single daffodils,
jonquils, Orange lilies, Tame

sweet violets, 7> per 100: pur-.

ple . ifts, 75 per 100; Shasta
daisies, 35 doz; pink almond,
Golden Bells, jasmine, well
rooted, 3 for 25c: junipers, 18
in. hich, 75e ea. Add postage.
Miss Euline Duvall, Ellijay, Rt.
3, Box 49.

Spanish iris, $1. 00 doz; mix.
iris, 75c doz; pink thrift, mixed
Fall pinks, hardy phlox, white
violets, blue violets, butter-
cups, 3doz. for $1.00: Golden-
glow, 3 for 25c. Add postage.
Cash or money order. Mary
Stephens, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,
Box 58. :

Bulbs: Dbl. tuberose, 60c

| doz; Henrys lily, 10c ea; $1.00

doz; seed of mixed gladioli,
15c tbl. - spoon. Mrs. C. W.
Matthews, Woodland.

Azaleas, white dogwood, red
maple; 45c doz; white, yellow,
Rust Fall pinks, 50c doz; large
siz Bronze chrysanthemums,
Weeping Mary, 10c ea; purple
blue iris, day lilies, catnip,
garlic, 25 large clump. Add
postage. No checks. Mrs.
Maude Farist, Ellijay, Rt. 2

Bridalwreath, flowering al-
monds, 35c ea; Spider lilies,
50ce doz; sweet violets, $1.00
per C:; red
45e doz; blue

iris, 40c doz;

Sweet Williams, 35c doz; le-

mon lilies, 40c doz; white iris,
50c doz; Privet Hedge, rooted,
$1.50 C: jasmine, 25c ea; white
Sweet William, 75c doz: add
postage. Mrs. R. C. Stem-

-bridge, Ellijay.

Lemon lilies, snowdrop bulbs,
$1.00 per C; Trumpet daffodil
bulbs, $1.25; Japanese iris,
American grown, 90c doz;
grape hyacinths, white fairy
lilies: 50e doz; white iris, 50
doz; Button mums, white, yei-
low, 25e doz; blue Ageratums,
glads, 35c doz. Add postage.
aS Gussie Conner, Villa Rica,

Dbl. white variegated pink
and red oleander cuttings, 25c
ea; weigela cuttings, 25c ea;
weigela cuttings, [oc; sweet
violets, 35c doz; mixed colors

petunias and phlox plants, 15_
doz; 2 doz. 25c. All orders pre--

aid over whe 00. No. check
G. Sa Vi

40c!

English dogwood,

' pinks, gi
shasta daisies, carnations, pe-.

all blooming.

-gonia,

chrysanthemums,

{ maple,



Hedge plants, 100 for 50c;

225 for $1.00. Prepaid; 1 spirea |

Van Houth.- =}
Breath, 1

-spirea Baby
Winter jasmine, 2
1 yellow
Kerria, 1 red peppermint plant,
collection, $1.00 prepaid. N.
M. McDonald, Varnell.

Large purple danlias, $3.00
doz; large Bronze chrysanthe-
mums, $3.00 doz. Del. Exc. for
other color dahlias and chry-
santhemums. FE. H. Patterson,
Waco, Rt. 2

75 boxwoods, 5 yrs. old, 35c;

large Bronze chrysanthemuims, |

25e doz; pink and white hibis-
cus, 3 bunches, 25c; Tiger lily,
2 yrs. old, 50c doz; 5 yrs. old
bulbs, 25c ea. Add postage on
all orders. Mrs. W. TI. Tathe-
raw, Young Cane.

Dahlia bulbs, mixed colors ;

for sale or exc. for white feed
sacks, 2 doz. bulbs for 1 doz.
Feed sacks. Pay postage on
each. Mrs. Elmer Payne, Young
Cane,

Steels Jumbo pansies, $1. 59
per 100:. snapdragon,
digitalis, stock, ' elder,
tunias, fever- few, d0c doz; Tur-
ner mums, pink spoon, $1.00
doz: small varieties, 50 doz.
Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley.

Carnations, dianthus, pansies,
Sweet William, pink: poppies,
Queen Anns Lace, Feverfew,
ealendulas, 50c doz: dbl. red,
pink, white altheas, pink,
white and red crepe myrtles,
lilacs, 50c. Mrs. E. Li. Smith,
Wadley. :

Mixed Sweet Williams, red
and mixed dianthus, Queen

| Anns Lace, Coreopsis, Alpine,

50e doz; hardy, chrysanthe-
mums, daisies, Korean, Button,
Pompon, atported colors, 25 for
$1.00. Mrs. M. P. Combs, Wash-
ington, Rt. a

Large dbl.
colors,
golds, Hedge marigold, Fali
blooming, 10c cupful: Pot O
Gold marigold, Dwarf, Hast-
ings large Supreme, 10c per
144 -cupful; yellow 4 o'clock,
large tbl. spoon, 10c Alf PP.
Money order or stamps.
Lillian Hardin, White, Box 62.

zinnias, mixed

Exhibition Type chrysanthe-

mums: Ribbon Winners, ail
colors,
White Norma, Honey. Dew,
Gwen Patton, "Monuments, a

W. Prince and others, 15c and

20c ea: Buttons, Koreans, Pom:

pons, 10c. Experienced grower.
Mrs. Marvin Farrar, Jenkins-

| burg.

Daffodils, marcissi, Orange
Day lilies, Blue Tame violets,
Wild iris, 756c C; Purple King

and white lilacs, 2 for 25c; pink
crepe myrtles, 25c ea. i

postage. Mrs. Frank Parks, El-

lijay, Rt. 3:

Several haloes begonias, Few.
a

Maple Leaf and Spangle Be-
25e ea, Mrs.

Purcell, Carnesville.
2% doz. variegated violets,

$1.00 del; 2% doz. Pink. per.
phiox, $1. 00. Nice plants. Will:

mix the order if desired. Mrs.
E. Fountain, Fort Valley.

Nice size rooted sage plants,

20 a; nice size ferns, spring-

eria, Rosette Whitmani, Boston

Bronze. foliage, red flowering |

begonias, rooted, 25c ea. No

orders filled for less than $1.00,
plus 25c postage. Mrs. Graham

Elvy, White Plains.

Bush honeysuckle,
Mrs. . A. Thompson,
Plains. :

40e ea.

Evergreen hedge plants, $2.50.

C; purple lilac, rooted, 20c ea;

$2. 00 doz; Running: English ivy

$1.25 doz; purple wisteria, $1.50
doz. All rooted and del. Olivia
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Pandanus, Sanseveria,
Plant,
Begonia, Justicia, Plumbago,
geranium, del. $1.00. All rooted
plants. No less than $1.00 sale.
Mrs. H. Allen, Williamson.

Collection of ferns, $1.50 doz;
yellow, white, blue, Birdsfoot,
Calif. violets, petunias, Per-
Winkle, Jew, Emperor daffod-
ils, Poeticus, narcissi, snow-
drop, $2.00; white mtn. lily,
Tiger lily, hemerocallis, al-

Air

thea, Yellow Thornless rose,
dogwood,

japonica, |
$3.00 doz. Mrs.
Ellijay.

All
azaleas,

. H. Penland,

colors bloomins
white dogwood,
50c doz; Mt.

monds, 20c ea, Add postage

as Gertrude paca Ellijay, |

A.
} 40.

| Kahtleen -

clove:

Sunset Giant mari-

Miss |

including Betty Rose,

Marvin |
| Parks, Ellijay.

N hite :

|Lily bulbs, $2.50 doz.
Jade, Umbrella Palm,

size:
red |
Jaurel,
sweetshrub,. spruce pine, Ind-.
ian Arrow, 90c doz; blue iris,
foxgloves, 40c doz: altheas, al--



Cannas, M. Victo1
Queen, Gorgeous ds
Rich Pink, 8 for $1.00; dahil
med. to large, different co
all double, mixed bulbs
3 for 50c, 8 for $1.00. PP. M:
Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2, B

Gerbera daisies, $1.50
doz; perennial candytuft,
eosa,. Forget-me-not, S
William, all pink, White F
erfew, mixed clove pinks, 65
doz; mixed snapdragons, 5'
per doz. Mrs. F. M
Washington.

Orange dbl. Day lilies,
salvia, chrysanthemums, - :
kinds, 25c doz; lantana,
ea; butterfly bush, 15 a
single althea, tall Jigustrum,
25c ea; forsythia, dbl. iris, 60
doz: all colors thrift, 70c pe
100. Mrs. Lawson Gar
Warthen.

* Dahlias: Large varieties i
choice colors, Prince of Persie
Norris, Orien :
Glory, Graff Zepplin,
Warner, White Wonder,
en Beauty, Jersey Beauty
Treasure Island, etc., $2.75 Bees
Mrs. W. P. Bell, Duluth. .

Wild Easter Lilies, $1.00 pei
C: Star of Bethlehem Bulbs
15 per doz.
teloupe Seed, 45c cupful. Ad
postage. Exc. for ne =
Crowder Peas. Mrs. T.
Womack, Dublin, Rt. 4.

\ Large Dahlias,Med.. .
-lias, Glads, Yellow Gannas,
Tris, Siberian, Buttercups,
March Flowers. 2 of ea.,
Hibiscus, 4 for 25c. ;
Thrift, mixed col. Fall pink
Yellow Lilies, Blue Cirade. 40c
per doz. Med Mixed Dahlias
75c per doz. Mrs. Lona Black
well, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Yellow Peachtree Rose
New Year's vine, Red Tami
Honeysuckle Vine, Red, Ye
lo wand Orange Color Ho:
suckle bushes, Mt. Fern,
for 40c. Purple Iris, Si gle
and Dbl. oe Oay ailies,
Snowdrob. $1.00. Exe. | tet
White or Print Feed Sacks.
Mrs. G:C. Hester, Rt.

All colors Azaleas, $3. 50 d
Yellow Cannas, 50c ea. S
on the Mountain, 50c bu
Lady Wash Bowl, Golden |
Orange Day Lilies, $2.00. Zz
Running Roses, 10c ea. Spider
Lilies, $1.75 doz. Well rooted
Add _ postage. Miss Bet
Jane Eller, Ella Gap.

Golden Chain, 50c ea. Rec
Dogwoods, 25c ea.; 5 for. $1.
Daffodils, 65c doz. Blue bh
50c doz. Golden Bells, 5
$1.00. Lemon Lilies, 50
Pink and Red Crimson

- Combs;

iris, Yellow Winter pinks, 25c 4 $1.00 ea.; 3 for $2.00.

doz; white altheas, Golden Bell
red and pink azaleas, purple.

wreath, 6 for $1.00. No ch
Mrs. Opal Gable, file. ;

Daffodils, .Jonquils,

diDay Lilies, Blue Violets,

per C. Purple King Iris, |
of Bethlehem, Narcissus,
doz. Pink and Red Aza
Purple Lilac, Yellow
Rose, Bride ctedr Re
25c. Well rooted

Sonwdrops, 25c ea. G
chain, 50c ea.: 3. for
King Alfred Jonquils,
Narcissus, 50c dob. Red
wood, 25e ea.: 5 for $1.00; 1
Alfred Daffodils, 50c
Lemon Lilies, 50c doz...
Sage plants, 50e bunch,
vey Hensley, Ellijay, Rt.

Purple Iris, Large Y ,
Cannas, 50 doz. Jonquils, 30
doz. Everblooming :

| Hydrangeas, both wh

ea. Mrs. H.

Rt. 2.

Dark and Light Iris, $3.
per hundred. Almond _
Golden Belle, 35 ea. |
on the Mountain, Lady
Bowl, 50e bunch. All
Azaleas, $3.00 - doz.

R. Evans,

Ve
Roses, 15c ea. Yellow |
nas, 45c ea. Well rooted.
postage, Mrs. John
Young, Ella Gap. See
Rhododendrons, Mt. L
Spruce and White: ine
Sweetshrubs, $1.00 doz,

eolors Azaleas, Tris, 50

Dogwood, Crabapple,
ball, Pink Almond,
Trumpet Vine, 30ce ea,
nas, Red, 75c doz.
eee. Mrs.

fay, Rit. 2:

Privet Hedge, Blue
50c C. Orange Day
White Pink, Red Spir
en Bells, Buddlea, We
25e ea. Red Glad "Bulb
doz- Lemon Lilies, Pir
White Sweet Wi
color Roses, 30c
Weeping Willows




arge mixed colors, Dbl.
via bulbs, $1.25 doz. Exc.
feed sacks. Also large
low pecided Cannas, same
Connie Tanner,

utsy Miller, 25c doz.
Lilies, 31.00 per 100. Fox-
ars bush, $1.00 doz.
Wisi dB: Jones,

Jobe Arbor, 12 to 15 in.

for 25c. Add post-

rs. Myrtle Tilley, El-:

dlle-25c ea: ~Lieht: and
s, $2.50 hundred. All
zaleas, $2.75 doz, Snow
Mountain, Lady Wash

: Arborvitaes,

oods, 12 to 18 inches, 25

: Pink Weiglias,
ac Altheas, 25c ea. Well
Pink Rose Phlox, Iris
and Lavender, 25e doz.
_ Pines, 200 =Ca. Add

J. M. Davis,

tree Balsam

~ mixed colors, 25

ic. Add postage. Grace
rshall, See:

Kk Rose Arey, cae
Aurora. two-tone,

i Shell Pink,

1 y,. Pink Lotus,
- Mrss PAE. Blackman.

: ph. a08 W. Washing-

Narcis-
Pink
Fox-

Star

Jonauils,_
$2.00
1 ee
Violets, 24c doz.
8 hlehem, 15c-doz. Red
_ Japonicas, 806: ea.
35c ea. White
ogwood, 50c ea.
lies; -25 a.:> 3: for
id ee -Money or-
Mrs. Bartow Bar-

Bces:

azaleas, pink Cherokee
-crabapples, redbud,
aw erry. bush, blooming
mlock, silver maples, tulip
dogwoods, Easter Bells,
rooted, $3.00 doz. PE.
Yris, snapdragon, $2.00 C
onnie. Abercrombie, Mi-
Bluff.

10dodendrons, Mtn. laurels,

ip poplars, pink Cherokee

red, yellow azaleas, red-
strawberry bush, white
rood, crabapple, Easter
silver maples, 2-3 ft.,
$3.00 doz. PP., jon-
snowdrops, day lilies, $2
t tfindys Robinson, Mi-

.. . chrysanthe-

i. (ink and bronze,) Lily
he Valley, Lady of the
. rambler roses, dif. col.

and old fashioned
ee eo exc. for Gem
a Ok.

50c ee Del.
cobs, Marietta, Rt. 2a

d red dbl. geranium

n 1Sc ea; salmon pink

., 15 ea. or 25c ea. root-

S$; ace, ostrich, Boston,
oots, 15 ea: pink exalis,

a. Add postage. -Exce. for
int eed sacks, 3 or 4 of kind

. free of holes. E. pay

Mrs.
Rt. 1

! Biue and Orange
, pretty boys, bulbs,
white pines, hemlocks,
oz; white dogwoods,
ec, sweetshrubs, black
reart Jeaves bulbs. 50c

Jy Tr. Pullins,

Tone.

( ls, yellow i red

) -sweetshrubs, bridal-

th, Easter. Bells, black
dogwood, -_crabapple, 25

hemlocks. $1

1 onthe 50c doz. Add

Pos stage. Mrs. Mey Bell Wright

japonicas,
_ sweetshrub,
English dogwoods,

m, 25 ea; white pines,
a8 cannas, $1.00
zaleas, 2 to 4 ft. high,
{ mall, 50c dob. Add
Mrs. Leolar _Evans,

b postage. Mrs.

Red

for 60c.

postage. ae Pearl |

EE

}zones.



Verbenas, violets, foxgloves,

phlox, 30c doz: 5 doz. for $1.00;
dbl. yellow japonicas, snow-
balls, 75c each, 2 for $1.00;
Weeping Mary, red japonicas,
peachtree rose, 40c ea; large
pink and red roses, 35 ea; 4
for $1.00. Exe. for print sacks
or potato plants. Mrs. Ernest
Barrett, Talking Rock.

Med. size dahlia bulbs, all
with good developed buds,
cactus and decorative autumn
shades, gold, red, Salmon and
Pudple bend, 75c doz. Exc. for
colored feed Sacks; 2and=3

,| alike, free from holes and mil-

dew or other colors of dahlia.
Mrs. Bettie Roberts, Tallapoosa
Rts2- Box hl. =

All colors _azaleas, -sweet-
shrubs, Indian Arrow, pines,
crabapples, 60e doz; forsythia,
blooming size, 50c; small, 25
ea; hardy phlox, Narcissi, jon-
quils, 25c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. M. P. Forrester, Talona.

Dbl. red and = yellow ja-
ponicas, 6 yrs.old, 35c ea; ail
colors azaleas, 50 doz; yellow
cannas, 45c doz: sweetshrubs,
10c ea; orchid liacs, 5c ea. Add
1B esse
Talona.

Red King carnations, 60c doz.

Miss Susie Andrews, Thomas-

ville, Box 641.

Wild Easter bulbs, butter-
cup paper white narcissus, 20c
per doz. Add postage. Exc. for
white sacks. Mrs. James Con-
nell, Toomsboro.

Trumpet daffodils, $1.00 per

100; red spirea, jasmine vine,

Golden Bells, 25c ea; yellow

and dark purple iris, $1.00 pec

C; orange lilies, Fall pinks, Tac
per peachtree roses, 20c ea.
Add postage. Verna Parks,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

~ Daffodils, $1.00 C; white nar-
cissus, 75c Cc: blackberry - lilies,
30c doz: blue iris, 30c doz. Exc.
for sacks. \ Mrs. Effie Carter,
Temple, Rt. 1

Wild Easter bulbs, butter cup,
paper white narcissus, 20 doz.
Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Dee Col-
son, Toomsboro.

6 different mums, galardia,
ageradium, primroses, lupines,
20 doz; oxallis, 5 ea; 50c doz;
yellow iris, per. phlox, shasta
daisy, lernon lily, dbl. ever-
blooming lily, 10c ea. Plus
postage. Mrs. Wavy Lewis,
Toomsboro.

Cypress, blue nie ostegia,
crabapple, blue ageratum, 30c
doz; gardenia, 20c ea. Mrs. E.
8; Warren, -Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

- Foxgloves, violets, primroses,
daffodils, jonquils, 40c doz;

purple iris, orange day lilies,.

60c doz; green dogwoods, 30c
ea; Weeping Mary, pink al-
mond, 35c ea; rambling roses,
25c ea. Mrs. Joe Garner, Talk-
ing Rock.

Magnolia, teaolive, red holly,
red dogwood, yellow jasmine,
sweetshrub, greybeard, red
cedar, liveoke, Umbrella China
Its 10; 5 ft., 35e. Add post-
age. "Mrs. Alma oe Tooms-
boro, Rt. .

Strong, yrs. plants, cape
jasmines, wae ider lilies,
euonymus, purple creye myrtle
all 25c ea. PP. Mrs. Jennie De
Loach, Townsend, Rt. 1. ty

3 different fish geraniums,
7 Sweet Gum, begodnia, 1 ox-
allic pink, 15c ea; cutting Bos-
ton fern, rooted, 25: snowball,
rooted, 25c: Laylock, bridal-
wreaths, almond, eae Bells,
25c ea. FOB. Mrs. C L. Willis,
Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

- Iris, 10 labeled, 50 for $1.15.
Mixed, $1.20 per 100. Hemer-
ocallis, mixed, 25 for $1.10.
Large type Dahlias, mixed, 10
for $1.10. Oriental Roses, 4

Chrysanthemums, 30c. Abe-
lia, cuttings, 50 for 35c. Mrs.
J, M. Hall, Cathoun; Rt. 1.

_ Philippine Lily Seed,
per teaspoonful. Edible Soy
Beans, 20c pt. Miss Eula Cox,
Canton, Rt. 2:

Rooted Per. Verbena, Red
Pink, Rose, Purple, Lav-ender,
White, Red White Eye, Pink
White Eve. mixed or separate
colors, 3 doz. for $1.00. Mrs,

B. Robertson, Chula.

25 different Iris, unlabeled,
$1.00. - Mixed Tris, $2.00 per
100. Ferich Lilies, 45c doz.
Very large single and semi-
double Yellow Mums, 40c doz.
Lav. Lady and Pink Spoon
Mums, 45c doz. Misc. var.
25c doz. Pearl Bushes, $1.00
doz. All PP. in Ist and 2nd
Mrs. J. G, Robertson,
Carrollton, 11 West Center St.

Red Hot Poker or Tritoma, 6
for 50c. No checks.
Emily Long, Dahlonega, Rt.

Evans,

Old Fashion Button

Dahlonega, Pe Ox od,
10C:

Poker,

Mrs.



.|postage on.small orders.
iL. M. W. Di

- Japonica, Lilac, Snowball,
Rose fo Sharon, Sweetshrub,
Azalea, Dogwood, Maple; In-
dian Arrow. White Pine, Ce-
dar, Poplar, Redrose, Aspin,
Foxgrape, all in doz. lots,
$175 doz. PP. Small Box
wood, 45c ea. Walnut, 25c.
Add postage with money or-
der: PP. An Ga. a Cee
Bates,- Corley. s

Milk and Wine Lily Bulbs,
20c ea. Sassafras Root, Cher-
ry and Red Oak Bark, 40c lb.
Small White Sheeting Sacks,
5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. W.
E. Wooten, Camilla.

White Geranium, Pink Ge-
fanium,:...5-- ea: Christmas
Cactus, 15c. June Cactus, 15c.
Large Leaf Jew, Monkey Tail.
5c. Red May Cactus, 15c. Add
postage on orders less. than
$1.00. Mrs. Waymon Es:
Tate ,Cumming, Rt. 4.

Yellow Jasmine, Pink My
tle, Cape Jasmine, Butterfly,
Forsythia, White Spirea, Pink
Spirea, Purple Lilac, Pink
Almond, Altheas, rooted, 20c
ea. White, Purple Iris, Yellow
Lilies, House Leak, Larkspur,
Ragged Robins, 25c dob. Add
postage. Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Cumming.

Jonquil and Narcissus Bulbs.
20c doz. February Cactus, 25c
bunch. Purple Iris; 25c doz.
Jap Sunflower, Dbl. Marigold
and Princess Feather Seed, 10c
spoonful. Orange Day Lilies,
40c doz. Single Hollyhocks-
40c doz. Rambler Roses, root-
ed, 25c ea. Mrs. Otis Mash-
burn, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Mum Plants, well rooted,

Jarge size, Golden Curved in

center, 4 and 5 inches across.
12 for $1.00. Mixed bulbs of
many kinds, 50 for $1.00. Sev-
eral kinds of small Mum, 50
for $1.00. Mrs. Annie West,
Crawfordville.

Orange Day Lilies, 35c doz.
Purple Oriental Iris; 40c doz.
Purple Butterfly, 25c ea. Jon-
quils, 20c doz. Add postage.

_|Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Lavender Physostegia, Blane
Ageratum, Chrysanthemums,
med size, Bronze and Yellow,
White and Pink Daisy, White
and Yellow Buttons, all_.30c
Del. Mixed or separate.
R. M. Coleman, Dever,

doz.
Mrs.
eux.

Goldenglove, $3.25 C. But-
tercups, Hardy Phlox, 3 doz.
for $1.00. Spanish Iris, $1.00
doz. Mixed Iris, 75e doz.
Pink Thrift, 3 doz. for $1.00.
White, Blue Violets, 3 doz. for
$1.00. Mixed Fall Pinks, 3
doz. for $1.00. Add _ postage.
Cash or money order. Ance
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box
Se

Pao 25 doz. rie
Lilies, Blue Flag, 35c doz. Cat-
nip, Horehound, Balm, Pep-
permint, 25ec doz. Mrs. Martha
wae Dahlonega, Rt. iy *Box
3 ;

Purple Lilae Bushes, 2 to 3
ft., 4 for $1.00. Del Chrysan-
themums and Fall Pink, 3 doz.
plants,50e del. Bridalwreath
(White), 4 ft., 4 for $1.00 del.
Yellow Bell bushes, 4 ft., 6 for
$1.00. Red- Blooming Honey-
suckle vines, to to 4 ft., 4. for
$1.00. Del. Mrs. Boyd Bag-
gett, Douglasville, Rt.

Red Hot Poker, ne Chry-
santhemums: Purple, Yellow,
Lavender, White, Dark Red,
SUC O07; Shasta _ Daisies,
Orange Day Lilies, Dbl. Sin-
ble Dusty Miller, Flags, 25c
doz. Mrs. E. G. McConnell,
Demorest.

-Dahlias, mixed colors, $1.00
doz. Jonquils, Blue Flags,
Water Lilies, Day Lilies, Fall
Pinks, 40c doz. Exc. for feed
sacks. Mrs. Elvia Waters,

Most all. colors Med. size
Dahlias, 75c per doz. Mixed
colors Per. Hardy Phlox, Pink
Thrift, Star of Bethlehem,
Butter and Egg. Blue Bottles.
Blue and Lavender Violets, 40c
per doz. Tiger Lilies, Red Hot
Purple Lilies, Jacobs
Ladder, Hyacinth, Tulips, Per.
Sweet Peas, Glads, Hibiscus,
2 of each for 75c. Blue Si-
berian Iris and mixed colors
large Iris, 50c per doz. Mrs.
a Grindle, _Pahlohena, Rt.

Snowballs, Crepe Myrtle,
Bridalwreath, Purple Lilac,
Peachtree Rose, Yellow
Thornless . Rose, Oak Geran-
iums. Red Birdeye, $1.50 doz.
15c ea. Blue Spanish _ Iris,
Yellow, White and Blue Iris.
Snowdrops. White Pansies.
Hardy Phlox, 35 doz. . Add



a Da Lilies, vonchaie 12
fodil N pink Rambler roses,

Daffodils, Narcissus, mixed
Blue and Yellow Iris. Exc. for
% bu. velvet beans. Miss
Mary . Florence, Durand,
Box 94,

Fall Pink, Jonquils, Blue
Flags, Spanish Iris, 35c. doz.
Ginger Lilies, Snow on the
Mt., Day Lilies, 30e doz. Add
postage on small orders. Mrs.
Fllie Waters, Dahlonega, Rt.
i

Sweet shrubs, _Thunbergia,
Mtn. lau#el, Mtn. Ivey, rhodod-
endrons, white dogwoods, In-
dian arrow wood, althea lily,
black and long leat pine, aza-
leas, $1.50. doz; ferns, galax,
arbutus, 50c doz. Exe. for feed
sacks. Mrs. Daisy Ledford,
Mineral Bluff. &

Well rooted catnip plants,
tall orange cannas, 25c ea.
white, daisy chrysanthemums,
25 doz: Christmas and Thanks
giving cactus, 25c ea. Cigar
plants, 10e cutting. Mrs. R. T.
Rowan, McDonough, Rt. 2.

mate \ 5 Lamas
Tiger lilies, calamus, exalis,

30c ea. 2 for 50c; orange spot- |

ted. bronze, yellow cannas, red
azaleamums, dark, light, blue,
white iris, ixias, 40c doz. 2 doz.
75c. Want some Dwarf, lav-
ender Button mums. Mrs. J. B.
Brannan, McDonough, Rt. 2.

Moss roses, 3 for 10c; Parma
violets, 50c doz: boxwoods, $1
ea. arborvitaes, 50 ea; spirea,
butterfly bush, January jase
mine, 3 for 50c. snowdrops,
white, jonquils, $1.00 C. Add
postage. Mrs. W. M. Garren,
Morganton.

Strong, well rooted prickly
mock orange hedge plants, 10-
12 in. high, $1.00 C. del. Larger
plants, $2.00 C. Mrs. Jacob R.
Hillis, Millhaven, Rt. 1, Box 39.

Mtn. laurels. rhododendrons,
red, white dogwoods,
redbuds, red maples, holly erab
apples, all well rooted, 3-4 ft..
$1.00 doz: blueberry bushes,
50e doz. Frank Chastain, Mor-
ganton, Rt: 1.

Mix. col. azaleas; white Jon
woods, strawberry bush, red-
buds, $1.00 doz: trailing or
butus and evergreen galax, 25c
doz: red maple, tulip poplars,
$1.25 doz. PP.. over 50c. Mrs.
H. W. Wilkins, Mineral Bluff.

Eng. boxwoods, 85to- 15m,
$3.00 doz: Anemons, 50, $1. 00:
Shasta daisies, birdfoot violets,
SOC dogwoods, azaleas,
crabapples, altheas, laurels,
$1.50 doz: 8 hardy ferns, $1.00.
Mrs. Addie Wilson, Morganton.

Min. laurels, azaleas, crab-
apples, red and white dogwood,
red and white dogwoods, red
maples. Cherokee roses, 2-3 ft.,
rooted, $1.00 doz: pussy: willow.
rhododendrons, 20c ea.- Exc;
for white feed sacks. Mrs. Clif-
ton Davis, Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, red, white dogwood,
crabapples, Mt. laurels, Chero-
kee roses, red maple, 2-3 ft.,
rooted, $1.00 doz: rhododen-
drons, 20c ea: Shasta daisies,
blue violets, 35 doz. Exc. for
white sacks. Mrs. W. D. Davis,
Mineral Bluff.

Pink and blue hydrangeas,
pink and red Conch begonias,
red, pink, white geraniums,
orange and pink sultanas, rain-
bow moss, 10c cutting, 2 for
15c; mixture 12. cuts., no two
alike, $1.00 ce a Ist and 2nd
zone. Mrs. J. A. (Essie) Wil-
son, Martin.

Red verbenas, Ade doz: fra-
grant yellow narcissus, butter-
cups, jonquils and snowdrops,
2oC 002s 3 Or. $1.00, Add
eS No stamps nor checks.
Mrs. T. W. Sutton, Macon, 289
Winship Street.

Red and white dogwood, aza-
leas, Mtn. laurels, Mtn. pine,
red maple, hemlock, $1.00 doz:
sweetshrubs, Cherokee roses,
rhododendrons,: Easter Bells,
20c ea. Tiger lilies, evergreen
galax, Mtn. ferns, goldenglow,
35c doz. No stamps. Exe. for
white or printed sacks. Hazel
Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Mix. col. azaleas, white dog-
wood, Arrow wood, iron wood,
elder, sweetshrubs, Jong leat
pine, Mtn. laurels, ivy, thodo-
dendrons, $1.50 doz: -arbutus,
dusty miller, galax. 35 doz.
Exc. for mums, glads, dahlias,
tuberose, ferns, box- tlowers.
Mrs. Elsie Heaton, Mincral
Bluff.

- Gorgeous Mexican sunflow-
er, blooms until frost, 3 tea-
oes full of seed for 16c. Mrs.

M. Randolph, Marietta, 403
ae Street.

Mtn. ivy, laurel: Hasse
suckle, pussy willow, red,

white dogwood, maple, sweet
shrub, butter fly bush, black

pine, 20 ea: bronze day lilies,

azaleas,



crabapple, dogwood,
Leaf maple. red

Shasta daisies,
stamps.
Minnie Fain. Morganton.

Red, white dogwood,
.aurels, Mtn. pines, az
hemlock, crabapple, red 1
$1.00 doz: Cherokee
sweetshrubs, rhododendr
20c ea; Chester daisies,
spur, coldenglow, galax, fe
35c doz. Add postage
stamps. Mae Bell Roper,
eral Bluff.

Gerberas, blooming
small, 25c ea: larger size
and 50c_ ea. Del. Ja
Mountville.

Well rooted Bleeding He
3 for oh 25 postr

Murrayville, Rt.
Bulbs, per Be large clu

.|ter cream with oran

narcissus, pure single a
yellow daffodils, 50c; red.

cissus, 25c:
low,) 35ce. Add postage.
Claudia Plant, Marshallvill

Red and pink geraniu
red, pink, and white Bego
Boston fern, all rooted, 1
Add postage. Mrs. J. F. Moo:
Mt. Airy. es

Blanket flower plants
50c; petunias, 2 doz. 6
up; also grape vines, 1
fi 692 and. 706 ene
Cravey, Milan, Rt. 1. a

Mtn. laurel, white pi
maples, azaleas, red, white di
woods, swetshrubs, pussy >
lows, rhododendrons, 2-35
well rooted, 15c ea: mtn.
galax, trailing arbutus, 33)
Exe. for feed sacks. Miss
trude Roper, Mineral Bluf

Long Trumpet daffod
yellow pn $2.00 GC. bu
del. in Ga. A. J. Stanton, Ni
born. ss

Astrid mums, yellow
tons, pink and yellow az
mums, Nellie Deam, 50c dc
white physostegia, 35 doz. P
Mrs. T. C. Bee, Newnan

Purple wisteria, well
25c ea; Christmas and
giving cactus, 15 ea; K
vines, 5c ea. Mrs. F. L. Wall
Newington. :

Red Hearts Desire ioe
for $1.00; purple Flag lil
doz; running and bunch ho
sucle, cream col. 3 for 50
purple verbenia, 50 do
for white feed sacks.
W. Holland, Oconee,
Box 36.

Snow White Flag lilies
doz; lemon lilies, $1.00 4
Cherokee roses, 2 for $
for $1.25: Birdfoot violet
doz. Miss. Bessie Lee
Oconee, Rt. i BO e

All col. azaleas, 50c de
wood, red maple, sweet shru
crabapples, (oe doz:
bells, Indian and bridalwr
25c ea; box ger., 50c cu
liles, 25c ea. Add postage
ogee Mrs. J. B. Farist,

RF

25c ea. Add pos
Miss Emma Dugger, Olive

Pink verbena, 4 doz.,
fragrant yellow narcissu:
C. bulbs; Red Presiden
nas, 50c doz; hot pepper, 2
25c; white iris, 40c do
mon sultanas, 2 cutting

Postpaid / :
Seago, Pinehurst, Rt

Single blue hyacinths
doz. bulbs; pink, dbl. hy

bulbs, $1.50 doz: also enn ;

2 to 5 ft., well Se bi
for sale. Mrs. J. 1
Palmetto Re

cups, butter and- eggs
cluster fragrant yello
cissi and white April bl
narcissi, $1.00 C; 500 f
Postpaid in Georgia.

T. Echols, Philomath,

Lijcori iss Tadiatas hee
Spider lily, 100 bulbs
Mrs. Hazel Mathews,

from early spring until
Fall. Add postage. N:
nor checks. Mrs. J-
Royston, Rt. 1.

Giant (Mrs. -
daisies, yellow . p
hardy asters, dbl
come again n
doz; variety 1

evergreen. galax, ferns, 30c doe! 1p
Mel Re Mi Ro






: ng Heart, 35c an eye;
e myrtle, 20e 5 Dorothy
rose vines,

$1.00; August
jonquil bulbs,

oor
~25 ea:
doz; $1. 00 M. Bridalwreath
ea. Mrs." B.

Osborn,

d crepe myrtles, 20c ea., 4
lants; pink, perennial

1 10c cluster, nandinas,
piants. ferns, all col. ger.,
ea: all col. -begonias, 20
Add postage. Mrs. C. B.
s, Reynolds. = ;

j = cannas, 35c doz; large,

w chrysanthemums,
Add postage. Mrs. J. T.
ington, Rebecca, Rt. 1, Box

and rose everbloom biz

gonias, rooted, 25c ea; baby

on fern, 25c ea. Mrs. Lee
omer, Royston, Rt. 1.

dif. col. Cushion mums,
ge plants, $1.00 doz; April
cissus, 2 doz., 25c; jonquils,

doz., 25; purple pom-pom

lias, 15c ea. Add postage.
He. Thomason, Rock-

0 or 12 snowballs, 25c a;
low, thornless roses, 10c ea;
7 d grass, 10 doz. bunches:
y of the Lake, 25 doz; blue
a hedge or border flowers
5 doz; Purple roses, large
bler roses, bloom in May,
a.. Add postage. Mrs. Les-
een, Rabun Gap, Rt. 1.

hite dogwood, strawberry
ish, $1.00 doz; holly, pink
rabapple, $2.00 doz: coral-
erry, azaleas, red maple, pop-
sweetshrub, $1 50. doz; daf-
$2.00 C.- Orange Day
oe, narcissus, $1.50

e Salvia seed, 10c nice
cs., and 3c stamp: teaspoon-
1 dbl. pink touch-me-not

, 13c; yellow bloom Siber-

pea, bloom early to late,
- pke. Mrs. C. R-Sorrells,
siroe, hts:

ite eco. red maples,

willows, $1.25 doz.,.aza-

as, mix. col., 20c ea; chrysan-

lemums, mix. col., 50c doz;

sostegia, 10c ea. "pp. Ethel
yw, Morganton.

oxwood, 4-5 ft., high, $8.00;
crepe myrtles, 35

ladioli bulbs, 50c doz.,

V and col. butterbean seed.
Se cupful; white chicken feed
: washed, not bleached,

A. Brady, Murray-

, white dogwood, mtn.
urels, mtn. pine, red maple,
hemlocks, $1.00 doz;

et , Cherokee roses,
ododendrons, Easter Bells,
c ea: goldenglow, evergreen
salax, "Mtn. ferns, Tiger lilies,
: Add postage. No
Exc. for feed sacks.

W. Roper, Mineral

roorvitae, well rooted, 50
red and white dogwood,

doz: pussy willows, 20
Tee, for feed sacks. Myrtle
on, Mineral Bluff. - ~

Pussy willows, sweet shrubs,

abapples, red maple, . red,
e dogwoods, mtn. laurels,
odendrons, hemlock, 2- 3
$1.25 doz; trailing arbutus,
x, Mtn. fern, 35c doz. Exc.
eed sacks. Mrs. Belle Bar-
Mineral Bluff.

rkspur, Blue and White
pe. violets, 25c doz. Hardy
ooming size Sweet Peas, 50c
- Pink, White, blooming
Hydrangea, 40c ea. White
Oe dob. Daffodils, Nar-

ok "$1.00 C.. Mrs. W.
Y ghey, Fairmount, Rt. if

ge Yellow Phrvcanthe-

nums and a few White plants,
doz. .Plus postage. Mrs.
. Docter, Forsyth.

r. old Cape Jasmine in|.

has white waxy _blos-
$2.25 each: Dahlia bulbs,
lors, 20c ea.: $2.00 doz.
postage. Miss Bessie
3 Gainesville, RFD 5.

olias, well rooted and
dark lavender

$1. 00 ea. del. Mrs. H.
a Guyton.

iss doz. Red and
Ww Calla Lilies, $1.00 doz.
Hyacinths, $1. 00 =doz.
Year vine. 20c ea., root-

S. Mae Turner, Gaines-

The Presdcni green

Flowers,

Red
01 aPs

ville.

SOC:

bulbs,

. | doz.
ae Hartwell, Bh *



Old English Dwarf Box-|
10.

woods, field grown, 7 yrs.,
toe 12 in Write for prices.
Ligustrums, English Dogwood,

Crepe Myrtle, Cherokee Roses,

Bridalwreath, Blackberry lil-
lies, $1.50 doz. Blanche Wood-
ruff, Greenville.

Pretty Green
plants, -8 to 10. im *
ground, $10.00. C. Smaller
plants, $6.00 C. Dbl. White
Kerria Japonica, $2.00 doz.
Scarlet Red Verbena, 60c doz.
Mrs. B. L.- Robinson, Green-

Boxwood

Spireas, Al-
6 for $1.00; Vinca

Ligustrums,
theas; 2 tt.

Minor. Verbena. Hemerocallis

Lily, $1.50 per 100: Native per-
ennials, Spiderwort, Violets,
Little Brown Jug Plants,
POX lO ey Miss Lois
Woodruff, Greenville, Rt. 15:

Calamus Bulbs, 50c doz.
Horehound, Snow in the Mtn.,
25c doz. Jonquil bulbs, White
flag, toc. Cg xc. for -other
values. -J. M. McLaughlin,
Greenville. :

Star of Bethlehem, Jonquils,
Fragrant Yellow Cluster Nar-
cissus, April Blooming Nar-
cissus, Fragrant Short Cup
Daffodils, Long Cup Daffodils,
all $1.75 per 100. PP. Also
want White, Pink, and Pur-
ple Roman Hyacinth bulbs,
the old fashion kind. Mrs. P.
C. Fulcher, Hephzibah, Rt. 1.

Perennial Verbena, well
rooted, 4 colors. Scarlet, White,
Purple and Pink, $4.00 per 100;
60c:- doz. White Tuberose
2 doz. for $1.00. Add
postage on less than $1.00.
Mrs. EF. A. Smith, Be Sea
Ri 3s

Yellow and White Jonquils,
Dbl. Butter and Eggs, Yellow
Long Trumpet Daffodils, large
cluster Yellow Narcissus, $1.25
per 100. Mixed colors. Chi-
nese Pinks. 25 for $1.00.. Nora
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

White Cluster blooming
Narcissus bulbs, $1.00 C. Gar-
lic, $1.50 C. King Alfred Dbl.
Variegated Daffodil bulbs,
$1.50 C. Exe. for~white feed
sacks at 10c ea.. Mrs. John
Myers, Hartwell, _Rt. De

Rhododendrons, Mtn, Lau-
rels, Azaleas, Red and White
Dogwood, Tulip Poplars,
Sweetshrubs, Pink==2 Dbr.
Roses. Tsto Stl: $1 25. doz.
well rooted. Exe:
or print feed sacks.
cil Dadid, Hurst.

Dbl. Butter and Egg, Long
Trumpet Daffodils, White and
Yellow Jonquils, $1.25 per 100;
Chinese Pinks, mixed colors,
$1.50 doz. Blue Feathers.
Hyacinths, $1.25 doz. Red and
Pink Verbena, $1.25 doz. Miss
Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Rt.
2 :

=

Azaleas, Rhododendrons,
$2.00 per doz. Mtn. Laurel,
Red and . White Dogwood,
Holly, Sweetshrub, | White
Pine, $1.50 doz. PP. All well
rooted. Mrs. K. S. Waters,
Hurst.

Rat Tail Caetus cuttings, 15c
ea.:. Rooted, 25c ea.
Thrift, Azaleas, or large Dah-
lia bulbs. Mrs. B. J. Haley,
FoieCity =

Pink Crepe Myrtle, Pink
Almond; 25c ea.: 6 for $1.00.
Pink and Red-7 Sister. Rose
plants, 25c ea. Garlic, 50c doz.
Peppermint, Catnip, 10c. Gar-
den sage, well rooted, 2 for
25c. Add postage. Miss Lena
Crump, Hartwell: Rt. 1.

Mtn. Laurels, Rhododen-
drons, Azaleas, Red and White
Dogwood, Tulip Poplars, Crab-
apples, Sweetshrubs, .Pink
Dbl. Roses, Huckleberries, 2
and 3 ft. high, $1.25 doz. Well
rooted. Exc. for feed sacks,
white: or print. . Mrs. William,
C..ayior: Hurst. *

Well rooted Pink Thrift, 35c
doz. Mrs. Cromer McCurley,

| Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Well rooted Garden Sage
bushes, 25c ea.* 6 for $1.00.
Blue Ageratum plants, 25c per
doz. Early White Narcissus
bulbs, 25c doz. No checks.
ie E. C. Heaton, Hartwell,

3:

Evergreen Scotch . Brooms,
Dbl. Pink Altheas, Mixed Sin-
gle Altheas, Pink Locust, Spi-
reas, Pink Hydrangeas, Peren-
nial Phlox, Monarda, Peren-
nial Peas, Yellow Forsythias,
Siberian Iris, all 20c ea. Add
postage under $1.00. Mrs.
Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee.

White and Yellow Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, Long Trum-
pet Daffodils, $1.25 per C.
Bird of Paradise. 75c ea. Mix-
ed colors Sweet Peas, $1.00
Miss Moc pee:

above

for white
Mrs. Ce-| eg

Exc. for:

jhave you.

Nv E

Hardy Phlox,



= LOBED. Austell, Rt. Ze

Extra nice. a epics:
Evergreen Privet Hedge, 1 to 3
ft. high. $1.00 hundred. PP.
R. H. Clark, Gainesville, Rt. 7:

. Fieldgrown Semperviren
Boxwoods, Old Dwarf. Eng.
lish, will average 5 che
most beautiful for borders,
$5.00 per 100: 200 for $9. 00.
Maude Hamby. Greenville.

Blue Grape Hyacinth bulbs,
50c per hundred. White Nar-
ecissus, 25c doz. Yellow clus-
ter Narcissi bulbs, 60c doz.
Butter and Egg. Jonquils, 25c
doz. Add postage, Miss Grace
Akins, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Dahlias for sale: Margaret
W. Wilson. Mrs: Waraner,
Worlds Best White, Marshall's
Pink, Treasure Island, Amer-
icas Sweetheart Fine Yellow.
Milton J. Cross, etc. Mrs.
Grady Settle, Hapeville, 22
Coleman St. .

Pink Running Roses, 35c ea.
Purple Iris, Dbl. and Single
Orange, Lemon Lilies, Yellow
Cannas, 35c doz. Hardy Phlox,
Yellow . Primroses, 25c doz.
Tiger Lily Bulbs, Lilac Bushes,
20cee- 3: tor )0c. = Wits... 3. G.
Whitfield. Jasper. Rt. 3.

&
~ Dbl. Orange Lilacs, Dusty
Miller. 2 for 25c. Pink Wigley
Peachtree Roses, Red and Eng-
lish Dogwood, 25c ea. Blaz-
ing Star. 50e ea. Mrs. Malva
Silver, Talking Rock.

Chrysanthemums: Dwarf,
Pink, Dwarf Red Azaleamum,
Tall Yellow Sports, Tall Ma-
roon, $1.00 per doz.; $5.00 per
Ready now. No orders under
dozen. R. . Jordan, At-
lanta, 876 Barhett St., N. E.

Roses, 2 yrs. Best Varie-
ties: Red, White American
Beauty, Hilley, Hollande,
Francis Scott Key, Mar. Talis-
man, Red and Pink Radiance,
65c ea., and 25c postage per
doz. Also -shrubbery: Thorn
Bush, Abelia, Forsythia, Govt.
insp. C. M. Dwight, Atlanta,
Mes Capitol Ave., S. W. Ma.
G7ke:

Salvia and Asters, 25c doz.
Petunias, Sweet Alyssum,
Pink Verbena, Chrsanthe-
mums, Azaleamums, Blue
Flax, 15c doz. at my home. No
mail_orders: Mrs. B. H.. Car-
ter. Atlanta, 35 Weyman Pxeh
S. W. Ja. 0268 W.

Beautiful Red and _ Pink
Dahlia Bulbs (Pompon), 25c
$2.50 doz. Plus postage.
Mrs. E. F. Timms, Atlanta,
989 Cascade Ave., S. W.

Jonquil Bulbs, 50c C; 300 for
$1.00: Narcissus, 75c eS Daf-
fodil bulbs, 2 doz. for 50c: Pre-
a Jennie Jolley, Atlanta,

ei

Flowering Shrubs, ever-
greens, 35c ea. Variety Iris,
40c doz. Different colors but-
ton and Med. ~Chrysanthe-
mums 220c= =-doz. Bedding
plants, 20c doz. Mrs. GC: 8:
Leverett, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Ben
Hill Rd.

2 yr. old Boxwoods, large

Varieties, 25c ea. at my place.

R. B. Hodgson, Atlanta, 2424
aie Way, N. E. De.

Nice blooming size etnon
Gladioli bulbs, $1.00 doz. Ran-
unculus,, Anemones, 35c doz.:
3 for $1.00 = PP on $1200 and
over. 3 Grape Hyacinths free
with ea. order. Exc. for what
Jeanne Wilson, At-

lanta, 943 Greenwood Ave.,

Azaleas, Mums, Red with
Yellow Center, Jacobs Lad-
der, Iris, Pink, Blue, White
and Bronze, 4 doz. mixed or all
J kind for $1.15. Mrs; H.- 0:
Padgett, Atlanta, 160 Howard
st. S. E.

Shasta Daisies, Goldenglow,
mixed colors,
White Yarrow, small type
Chrysanthemums, 30c doz.
Red, Purple Verbena, 15c ea.
Striped and Brown Bunch
Bean seed. 25c pful. Add
postage for ea. item. Mrs.
Odessa Dodd, Alpharetta.

Perennial Verbena, rooted
plants, pink and purple, 3 doz.
for $1.00. Mixed color Iris,
5 doz. for $1.00. Variegated
Yard Honeysuckle, 10 for 25c:
Large Bronze Mums, 3 doz.
for $1.00. Garden sage, large
plants, 25c ea; 5 for $1.00.
Mixed color Snapdragons, 352
doz.. Add postage. Mrs. Min-
nie Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt. 1

Chrysanthemums: Red Ra-
diant, Nancy Rose, 50c doz.
Yellow, Red and Yellow, 60c
doz. Goldenglow, Rose Hi-
biscus, Blue Ageratum, Poin-
settia, 35c doz. French Mari-
gold, 30c doz. Standing Cv-
press, 25c doz. Mrs.

Sweet Violets.

of Bethlehem Bulbs,
100:

{for $1.00.

Clyde



S- of ee in
'40e per 100; $3.50 per M. Also
Pot Flower Collection of 16
cuttings, $2.25, some rooted,

some not, such as ferns, be-| Dr

cone Geranium, ete. Mrs.
- Stone Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Dbl. Red, White and Pink
Balsam (Touch-Me-Not) seed,
15 mixed seeds, for Johnny
Jump-Up, Geranium and
Miss L.. Tay-
lor, 646 Crawford

Ave.

Coral Vines, 4 for 60c.
ed verbena, 40c doz. Red,
lavender. kept separate. Mrs.
Ida Taylor, Arlington, Rt. 2.

Chrysanthemums: Large
types, Red, Bronze, Maroon,
Pink, Purple, Rose, Lavender,
Cream, White Pompons Dais-
ies Buttons, assorted colors, 25,
all large, for $1.00. Mixed
kinds and colors, $2.00. Mrs.
W. Z. Rooks, Arlington:

Field grc.sn chrysanthe-
mums, all colors, 30 assorted
kinds. and colors, $1.00. Dr.
Regel Hemerocallis Lily bulbs,
6 for 25c. All prepaid. Mrs.
Maude Brooks, Arlington.

40 varieties Dahlias, true to
name, labeled live eves, del.
$3.00 and $5.00 per doz. Aza-
leamums. pink, red, white,
yellow, $1.00 per doz. Exc. for
print feed sacks, 3 of a kind.
No checks. Mrs. RO: Miller,
Acworth, Rt. 2.

Flag Lilies. mixed Saicre
Tiger Lilies, 50c per doz. Star
35c per
_ bronze Chrysan-
themums, 40c per doz. White
Orchid, Gold -and Smal]
Bronze, 35c per doz. PP. Mrs.
ee Chatham, Adairsville,

1 doz. beautiful Iris, differ-
ent colors: Purple, Yellow, two
tone Orchid, several shades of
blue, $1.10. Rooted Flower-
ing Quince. about 1 ft. high, 3
for $1.00. Mrs. W. W. Trim-
ble, Adairsville.

Fifty Medium size iiissoi
Mums. beautiful colors, $1.00,
Now ready for transplanting.
C. F. Giddings, Americus.

Yellow Cannas, also yellow
with red splotches, Pink
Thrift. <25 doz Butter and
Egg bulbs, False Dragonhead,
Dbl. Orange Day Liles, 6 doz.
for 75c. Add. postage. Exc.
for -pmnt--sdeks.=- Mrs Sam
Smith, Austell, Rt. 2,

Chinese Magnolias, Red,
White Sgl. Dbl. Spirea, Eng-
lish Dogwood, Dwarf. Large.
Flowering Quince, Yellow Ker
ria Jap., Butterfly
Mimosa, Royal Poncianas, Red.
White, Lav. . Wisteria. All
shades Crepe Myrtles. Mrs.
C. R.-Morgan, Americus.

Perennial Verbena, rooted
plants, 3 doz. for $1. 00. Pink
and Purple, Red blooming
yard Mullen, 10c_ ea. Pink
Hydrangea, rooted bunches,
Pink Fall Cactus, rooted, 15
bunch. Large Sage, plants for
seasoning, 25c ea.: 3 for $1.00.
Mixed Fall - Binks. 100 for
$1.00: Lemon Verbena, 3 doz.

Mrs. Burell Ben-
nett, Alpharetta, Rte i>

Augusta,

Mae

large,



FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED



Want: to exchange nandanias,
8 and 10 in. 10c; 1 or 2 ft. 35c;
Few Modona lily bulbs, 20:
yellow and white 4 o'clock
plants, 20c doz. for large type
mums and large dahlias. Write
first, -Mrs. C.-T. -Bavender,
Flovilla, Rt. 1. i

Want rooted camellia, ja-
ponicas, box flowers, pink can-
nas, large mums and dahlias.
Will pay cash or exc. Clean
print tee sacks.
ras J. B. Moore, Canton, Rt.

Want all kinds of oxalis, be-
gonias, geranuiums. Mrs. R.
T. McMullan, Forsyth, P. O.
Box 264.

Want to buy: Black Hawk
(dark and red) mums, plants
of the Mikado (red and gold
large petals,) Enchantress,
Betsy Ross chrysanthemums.
Will exc. red dbl. and single
geranium cuttings for white
and pink. Mrs. John Hs Duke,
Jefferson.

Want to exc. White Flaze
Day lilies, Star of Bethlehem,
white, yellow, daisy chrysan-
themums for large type glads,
Yard fern, Imp. snapdragons.
Mrs. O. N. Johnson, Manches-
ter, 205 3rd St.

Want coral vine at once.
Mrs. Grady Futch, Sree:

os s05

Baby

bushes,:

spice pinks, _dbl.

Write first. |



Want large se chry
mum plants in lots of 5
fer Yellow Turners. M
by Smith, Decatur, =)

Want some dbl.
bulbs. Write and =
price. Mrs. O. Beard
yers, 192 Green eee a

Want cannas. State name
and color if started up to 6 o
8 in. State prices up to-
Packed in wet moss
paper: also small Hawth
by the 200: id, ewe
Moultrie. TES = 5ee

Want Sultana cuttings, |
mon Pink, red and white; al
want rosebud geraniums, any
color. Mrs. G. L. Pullen, E
Wns Reb.

Want pink, red
Vreeping Lantana,
kind thats grown ya
Will exc other flowers oO

Want a few rooted limbs
unrooted cuttings of ha
rose geraniums for the
-State price. Miss Nannie
rison, Barnye Rt 3 =

Want Queen Anns Lac
plant; also Bleeding Heart b
gue plants or cuttings.

L. W. Whiddon, Chula.

Want | 1 rooted Gian Du

120. ee ne NE.

Want. to. exc. 2 22 tblspo DI
1944 salvia seed for well
ed Palm Leaf Caladium,
the old fashion Elephant Ea
Each pay postage. Mrs Re
Bragdon, Buford.

Want to: exe. other bulbs

| solid white narcissus seed

tons, Pink

Glory, Pees Hodee Ww.
hibiscus with red center,
rooted Jew, 10c. Miss F
Moore, Suwanee. we

Want exc. tulips, a
Breath, Von H
spirea, nandina, physost gia
ageratum, perennial phlox, Jo jo
quils, Lavender iris, fo
mones, tuberoses Sol de O
cissus, achimenes, Red
Parma violets, red. flower
wood, Hardy asters, cameli:
Hearts Desire, Hollan
Luxemburg roses rooted
Elliott, Atlanta, 750 Wal
Road, NE :

Want i exc. named
colors dahlias for pink, w
and lavender large blo
gladioli bulbs, 1 dahlia fo
glad bulbs, prefer name
ioli: dbl. tuberose bulbl
Red Spider lily bulbs 1
or for sale. 40c doz. Mr:
Stewart, McDonough;

Want blooming type
jonicas, 3 to 4 or 4 to 6 f
State price. FOB.
nett, Waresboro.

Want Few Cink :
bushes, esp. yellow fragr:
kind, rooted. Also want to |
50 everbearing Strawhe
plants. Mrs. W. F. Smith
fin, Route C, Ellis Hoad.

2 doz. bunches

or

os Quote prices.
Robertson, Monroe, 2

oa Street. ; :

ardson, Bowdon, Rt. 1. e

size seedling. yes good
sound, for monthly
bushes, heditiy. strong, |
and labeled; 2 deep yel
deep reds, 1 pink; 1 pur
preferred. Please advic
mediately. Mrs. J. ee
Summit.

Want variegated came
ponica, small size, bushes
rooting at once. Lewis E
bor, Albany.



_ SECOND - HAND
MACHINERY FOR.



6 Row dusting chain,
to attach to Farmall H-
tor, can be seen at my :
mi. Wrightsville on =
Hwy. bo-Casmith- Sav
and Avondale. ee

F-20 Farmall tract
with 1 heavy 8 disc
row, also 2 disc Athe
good shape, $575.00.
Treadwell, Culloden.

New set planters anc
vating equipment fc
H or M., sare
60 combine, |






A Miadtebuster at-

nt for Farmall A trac-
_S. Jones, Louisville.

1 sood 8 yrs. old mar
100 Ibs., I new J. D. 1
on, Coles combination
Coles guano distribu-

- Whiz harrow, ball | J.

luster, all for $291.60.
sell separate. See.
ite. J. LL. Pendiy,

rmick- Deering No. 45
with ens., and_self-

. phoe 5771,
r peaches, or can be

yxtton. Made by Intl.

alt vator. tractor, will fit
20 size. Power take-
00. Fred F. Virden,

10 ft, power take-off
a H.C: pan does
1 L. C. Rod-

70 saw gins, Thalies W

i. hydraulic press,

75 HP. elec, water.
$2,500.00; also

oe or drawn rotary: hoe,
$75.00. W.

on Artetor and Athens
. harrow, also Farm-
actor with dbl., sec.
harrow, with 28-18
very little. Se. J.
apsey, Chamblee, shone

20 tractor on. Hibice

tioned, with 8 dise dis-

rowing machine. R.

ell, Eastman, phone


SC . tiller used t

iimost Rely. $165.00 FOB

-B tractor. Never
5.00 FOB. Cc. A. Me-
Hazlehurst, Rt. 2.

New eee hoe
A cans, ice box,

AC ian 1 pow tae
oe lights, starter
no eer er and or

iT; good
M. Reynolds,

scales,
for sale.
498 9th St.,

reg.

a

od cond.,
veo Atlanta,

stand lec. Gin out

plete. Hasnt sinned
bales of cotton. Will
rest in _g000 stand

,00

buy straight out. J. F.
iGalias

wagon, 2 H. re
w (fiew paint,) 1 H.
n plow, 1 H. Ba ee

yi piagiel: "gad 1
BSA, in runing con.
ang M. Russ, Ni-

aT shape, rea-
en A. Boyette,

a: pond. 3 spiackst,
ind spacers sood. Juve
ton City,

tor for W. C. Allis-
tractor. Fred Webb,
Rt &

y used McCormick-
der, cut less than
perfect cond., for 5
less than price ist.
Brooks. .

s, planters,
or Allis-Chalmers

actor, brand new, |

Ray Cooper. Ailey,
: phone | 1920.

cotton duster; 77C

in Deere, only

tole $140. LA Olin
Rt.

_lsed, for planting,

been

. | dises,

| ber;
dise tiller and. mowing ma-

phone |



g good _



: No. 2 8-dise int show
with new discs in perfect
shape. Rhods
Newnan, P. O. Box 148.

A 2-row horse dfawn Inter-
ntaiohal planter, with fertili-
zer attachments, in good cond.
P. Simpson, College Park,
Rt. 2, plione Ca 6859.

10 ft. J. D. Binder,
cond, $100.00 at my
Also 5 totis Panui hay.
B. Roberson, Chula, Rt. 1.

_Oliver Riding Cultivator,
goed cond., $50.00 at my farm.
G. B. Sinquefield, Harrison.

Empire corn planter, $10.00.
Also 2 bu.- Stonevilla Cotton-
$5.50 pet
JS.

good
farm.
H.

hundred pounds.
Kay, Newnan, Rt. 1,

Newly overhauled J. D.
model H tractor, 5 dise Int.
Tiller. No. 10 Int'l Hammer-
Mill, No. 25 Int] Mowing Ma-
ehine. Call. Wray Smith,
Sparta.

44H. P. garden tractor with
10 plow; a 10 Middlebuster,
6 disc cultivator and shovel
cultivator. First class cond.
rite. Chester Russell, Way-
cross, Rt. 2: Box 97.1 346 M4
after 6 p. im.

2 H. Wagon, 2 #. Hillside

A.|turn plow (Mew iy i
u wan

Moline turn plow, 1 H

all good Shape. Sell or trade
for anything can use. as. RB.
McClure, Adairsville, KE, 3,

Avery Corn planter and 1
Hoover wagon, in running
cond. Chap.. Mrs. Allie M.

_|Russ, Nicholls, Rt, 2.

Farmall 30 F tractor on good
rubber and good cond., 2-3 row
oat drills. good cond., - Athens
7, dise tiller go with tractor.
G. 6 S. Milsap, Winder, - Phone

1 set hill drop. attachment

: for J. Deere H planters, good

as new, new model, drops
cottonseed any 7 distance,
$17.50; 5 disc Case Tiller, $150:
4 ean. lec. milk cooler for
dairy. used about 18 mos:
$150.00. All good cond. Loyd
Keadle, Yatesville, Rt. 1.

1 large power Hay press,

: | without motor, in good shape.

Reasonable price. N. A. Bay-

tette, Hahira.

Kinkad, garden tractor with
eultivator, rebtilt. See on

;|Sundays, 11 a. m: until 10 p

m. only. No letters. .
Hendricks, College Par.

_1_H. wagon, $95.00. Mrs.
E. Raley. Hapeville, Box 13.

Allis Chalmers K 35 crawler
type, in A-1 cond., sprocket,
blocks and spacers good. Jos
Fag Union City, Phone

i, E

Stes.

Cultivator for Ww. c
Chalmers tractor. Ferd Webb,
Moultrie, Rt. 4. _.

1 slightly used MeCormick:
Deering binder, cut less than
30 acrs, perfect eond., for 5
per_ cent less than price list.

. L. Grene, Brooks.

Cultivators, planters, dis:
tributors for Allis-Chalmers
model C tractor, brand few.
-|omplete. Ray Cooper, Ailey.
P. O. Box 68, phone 1920.

New set planters arid culti-
ypting equipment for Farmall
H or M., Allis Chalmers No:
60 Combine, 12 peanut weed-
ers. Ralph C. Collier, Colbert.

_ Fordson tractor and Athens
single sec. harrow. Also Farm-
all 20 tractor with dbl section
Dunham Harrow, with 28 18
used very little.
J. . Dempsey, Chamblee,
phone 4351.

Farmall 20 tractor on rub-
reconditioned, with 8

chine.
man.

R. B. Harrell,
"Phone 385 J.

4 dise Int'l Tiller used 1
week, almost new, $165.00
FOB. E. F. Perry, Kelly.

1 set new cultivators for
Farmall B tractor. Never
been used, $105.00 FOB. C. A.
McDaniel, Hazlehurst, Rt. 2.
Equipment for Grade

mil cing. dairy.
er,

wash-up vat,

East-

4 eans,

-iee box, not elec, 5 milk. eans.
ie strainer, 2 buckets, $175.00.

. Tillman, Athens, Oe
ATT 4

New VAC Case 1 tow trac-

ter on rubber, lights, starter

and pulley. No planters or
cultivating equipment.

J. Reid, McRae.

10 ton scales, . reg. beam,

cond... for. sale.

Traminell,

Me-|

lpreferred;

tractor, prefer onal

Jand price.

@rating

|Deas, Moultrie, Rt.
Allis- |

tivator in good cond.,

tractor;

See |

Al
New Era|

F$3.00 C. . -PP.

See B.}, Brows



ee hagen, $1.25 M.
he Le Me 87.50 1. 2



~sood

1 MeCormiek. Binder, x
y=

eond., $75.00. B.. M.
nolds, Covington, Rt. 1.

1. Guillet 4 stand_ elec. Gin
outfit complete. Hasnt gin-
ned over 6,000 bales of cotton.
Will take interest in good
stand with anyone if they do
not want to buy straight out.
J. F. Darby, Vidalia,

SECOND HAND MACH-
TNERY. wane

Want threshing machine, old
model, in any cond., within 50
mi, Luthersville. W. P, Couch,
Luthersville.

Waitt good, adjustable Ber-
muda grass plow. rite at
vag Omer Dixon, Blackshear,
eo A1s

Want 10 disc puch and bog
harrow, 24 in. disc scalloped
also want good,
used hay rake, horse drawn.
N. W. Parham, Warm Springs.

Want small hand mill suit-
able raking corn. L.

Stroud, Swainsboro, Rt. 1, Box

228.

Want Allis- Chaimers Ges D;
ee /or 1944 model combine.
M. T. Sanders. Commerce.

Want 1 set of oil burning to-=
bacco curers for 18 ft. barn. I.
G. Riteh, Jesup.

Want 3 or 4 disc tiller, any
make, Miss Mautile Harrison,
Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 81.

Want power lift for a F- 20
Farmall tractor. Wm. L. Coch-
ran, Stonewall.

Want Farmall or J. D. 1 row

Ae
Walker, Adel, Rt. 1,

Want Farmall A tractor. ee

age, cond.; and price.

Middleton, "Blakely, Box 286.

Want small power hay baler,
in good cond. Describe and
state price. W. L. Joiner, J fi
Griffin. as

Want wide plow for old mod.
Fordson tractor. State cond.,
E. M. Jones, At-
lanta, 650 Se. Pryor St.

Want. Intl. or J. D. riding
cultivator in good ordr, with
all plows, sweeps and cutters
at once: Henry Thomas, Black-
shear; Rt 2: |

Want cultivator for model B

1. row Allis-Chalmers tractor.
Write or wire. M. A. Peterson,

| Ailey, Rte.

Want cultivating equipment
for F-20 Farmall in good op-
cond. State price,

cond:, etc., _ at. Robert

Want tractor, a or small,
any make, on rubber, also
would like to get disc plow
and harrow. E. H. Chapman,
ee 704 Sycamore St.

Want 1 EH, walking cul-
rea-
sonable price. George E ; Par-

rish, Summit.

Want planting and cultivat-
ing equipment. for Avery Gen.
or will buy or trade
for tractor and equipment.
Advise what you have, loca-
tion and price. R. J- Walsh,
Garfield.

Want 1 large power Cane
Mill in > good cond. Give size
and price del. F. S, Smith,
Valdosta, 116 W. Hill Ave.

Want 1 or 2 1-H. or 2-H. Hay
Presses, in good cond., cheap.
Prefer on wheels. P. W. Wil-
laims, Metcalf, Rt. 2.

- Want new or used Garden
seit plow, 1% up to 5 H.
motor, in good Shape. N. A.
Wynn, Glenwood. =

Want tractor
harrok, prefer 28 dise.
Se Collier, Comer.

Wait planters and cultiva
tors for Allis Chalmers W. C.
model 42, in good cond. H. L.
Adcock, Monroe, Rt. 2:

PLANTS FOR SALE

- smoothing
Ralph





Large 2 yr; Boysenberry and
Young berry Plants, 12 for
$1.00; $8. 00 . Kudzu, 2nd
and - 3d year, 25 for "$1.00:
$3.00 C. Asparagus, 2 yfs.,
J. W. Toole,
Macon, 33 Burton Ave.

Large Stocky 10 in Field
Marglobe.
Piants, $2.00 M. Del. PP.
Cabbage: Wakefield and Co-
Del.
col

1500 for $1.50: $2.25 M. Ail
del.

ito Plants, 500 for $1.50; $2.25

Booking orders how for last

| Del,

| M.

| Peppermint Plants, Dbl. Tan-

Tomato }

FE :





Hot Peatet Plants, 50c doe
Calamus plants, for 50.
Del. No stamps. Ethel Wright,
ae Re de

Red. and Pink Skin Porto |

Rico Potato Plants, Govt. Insp.
Good plants, full count, $2.00
M. FOB. Ready April i
Alge Lightsey, Surrency.>

ERarly Jersey, Uber
Flat Dutch Cabbage Plants
White Bermuda Onions, 500
for $1.00; $1.75 M. M culate
and New Stone Tomato Plants,

R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Certified Marglobe. Tomato
Plants, $2.00 M: 10000 or more,
Si fol ML Porto ie, Potato
Plants, $250 M. P. T. Hern-
aon, Surrericy. ;

Charleston and. Flat Dutch
Cabbage Plants, 500 for $1.00:
$1.75. per M. Marglobe Toma-

per MPP.
Pritts, Ret. - 1c

Porto Rico Potato. Plants,
Govt. insp., $3.00 per M. FOB.

Ovie Conner.

of April and May. Del. Money
orders only. W. R. Hutto, Sur-
revicy, it, 2.

P. R. Potato Planis, ready
April 15, $2.50 M: 5 M and
up, $2.25 M. Prompt. ship-
Sega J. O. Lightsey, Bristol,
Rt: 1.

Marglobe and New Stone
Tomato Plants, $2.00 per M.
Ruby King and Pimiento
Pepper plants, $3.00 per M.
Del. All plants moss packed.
Se Tomberlin, Surren-
ey. We 2.

' Marglobe and Rutger
mato, Plants from certified

sed, moss packed, $1.50 per
ate Jd es Pavo, Rt.

Good strong Field srown
Marglobe Tomato Plants, $2.50
M. Del. Moss packed.
Plants ready. J. D.. Mullis,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Red Meated P. R. Potato
Plants, Tomato and Pepper
plants, $2:75 per M. April
and May shipment. R. J.
Boatright. Mershon.

Marglobe, New Stone, Gr.

altimore Tomato Plants, 500
for $1.25; $2.00 M. Del. Moss
packed. P. R. Potato Pig.nts,
Red and yellow skin, 500 for
$1.50. . $2.75 M. Del. tood
plants, full count, ready, and
prompt shipment. W. G: Mur-
ray, Odum, Rt. 2.

Govt, insp. Porto. Rico Po-
tato Plants, $2.50 M. A. R.
Jons, Pelham. .

Imp. State insp. and treated
Porto Rico and Louisiana Cop-
per Skin Potato Plants, $2.50
Cc ee Redmond, Pelham.

ie R. Red Skin Potato

Plants, Govt. insp. and treated, |

$2.50 M. - Del.
Eats ready for shipment,

$2.00 M. Del. Moss packed.
Rh etme Sheffield, Surrency.

_ Marglobe, -New Stone and
Baltimore Tomato Plants, 40c
C.; 500 for 80; $1.50 M. Imp.
Red Skin P. R. Potato Plants,
500 for $1:50: $250 M. PP.
Leroy Lightsey, Screven, Rt fe
Box 175.

Govt.

Marglobe T6-

ifigp. Certified imp.
Red or Pink Skin P. R. Potato
Plants, $2.50 M. . Tomato:
Marglobe, Scarlet Globe. $1.75
M.; 500 for $1.25: 65c per C.
Ready, moss packed, prepaid.
No ckeecks. Paul Lightsey,
Sereven.

New Stone and_ Baltimore
Marglobe Tomato
per C:500 for 80c; $1.50 M.
Moss packed. Imp. Pink Skin
P. R. Potato Plants, 500 for
$1.50: $250 M. PP, Buford |.
R. Lightsey, Scereveti, Rt. 1.

Potato Plants, Porto Rico;
Govt. Insp., $300 M. : Mar-

Del. 50c C. Good plants and
equnt. Abr; Del. Wa
OQuinh, Surrenty.

Red Gold Strawberry Plants,
$1,00 C.. Red Sassafras Roots.
3 1s. tor Sr00. Hazelnut.
Biueberry plants, 12 for $1.00.

sy, 25 for 25c.

Dahlonega, Het ad.
Bermuda Onion Plants, 6 M.

or more, $1.50 M. FOB. oH

teheck.

/ tomato,

Pepper Plants.

Plants, 40c| V.

|PP. Tomato plants not

$3.00
Farmer, Dalton, Rt. 4,
M, L. Eaton,



we Davis, Athens, oo 2)

: Porto. Hise Potaty Pla
govt. insp. aiid treated.
and Yellow Skin, $2.75
M or more, $2.50. Ready
April 1st. FOB. Del.
Cason, Bristol.

Maralobe Tomato - Plant
$2.00 per M. Opeh
grown Wakefield Cabbag
White Bermuda Onion Plant
$1.50 per M. Del. G
Steedley. Baxley.

Tomato Plants,
variety, $2.90 per
for ve a
Spring cabbage plants, 9
eer fi. Can make prompt
shipment. -I. L. Stokes,
grald.

Gove. insp. and Heated
Skin P. R. Potato Plants, 1
April 15, for $2.25 M.
count. M. T. Griffis, O
RFD 2.

8
best

Bark Jersey
Plants. $1.95 M. Del.

|globe Tomato Plants, $2. 00 ]
| Del.

Yellow Bermuda
Plants. $1.50 M. Del. Ish
Clayton, Baxley. Be

Red Skin PP. R: Po
Piants, World Beater and.
miento Pepper Plants,
del. Marglobe and New St
Tomato Plants, strong pla
Satisfaction guaranteed,

M. All del. to 3rd zone. |
Harper, Surrency, Rt. i Be
89.

Cabbage Plants, Chas. \
$2. 50 per crate of. 3,000, &
colleet, or $1. 50 M. del. S
iW ens. Ome

Plants for your ~ Vie
Garden, Rutger and Marg: }
$3.00 M.
Cabbage, $2.00 M. ilar
$1.50 M: Also Bell and
Do not s
Must come after. W. C. C
non, Poulan.

Porto Rico Potato pial
how ready, $2.75 M. Del. My
globe Tomato, $2.75 M.
Money order. Atlas Lightse
Surrency, Rie. 2.

P. R. Potato Plants, $3.00 2
Marglobe Tomato Plants, $2.
M. All del. E. N. O'Qu n
Odum.

- Red, imp. P. R. Bota
Plants, Govt. insp.,
ed, full count,

Prompt attention.
Bell, Bristol, Rt. 1.

Insp. and treated. Potato
plants now ready, Pink .
Red Skin. $2.75 M.
Woodrow Lightsey, Screve

White Crystal Wax Ber
onion plants, $1.50 M; 500
$1.00. Del. Send money .
ders, no chcks. se co
satis. suarahteed: at. Cl
ments, Tennille. 7

Potatoes, tomatoes, fabt f
sweet pepper for sale att
April 15. $3.50 per for
atv M. Crosby, Baxley,

Now booking orders for t
mato, ates ee a
pepper plants, a varietie
$3.30 pr M. Ready after Apr
ne Jessi C. Lovell, nae

Young Copenhagen ma
abbage plants, now r
$1. 75. Del. to. 3rd .zone
stamps nor checks, Full cou
prompt shipment. Alton P
man, Baxley, Rt. 4, =

Chas. Wakefil cabbage e
wicine 500 for $1.00; $1.75
Del. Prompt . shipiient. :

| Belle Crowe, Gainesville,

Marglobe tomato. plants,
M. Ready March 25th. .O
field grown, moss packed
Exc. for Spanish panu |
. A. ee: Surrency,

| Ronnie ee onion,

until April. W. C. Wilkins,

| Valdosta, Rt. 3. S
slobe Tomtato Plants, $2.00 M.}

Marelobe tomato plants no
ready, $1. 50 M. del; Red S
potato and Pimiento pe
plants, ready April 20th,

M. del Florence. O
Odum, Rt. 2, Box 174,

Klondike strawberry plan
M. No chks.

Cabbage Plants, 30 on
M. Vigorvine Totnato s
200 for 25e. Collard Bee



Live Stock Auction a

A Livestock Auction

Sale will be held at #l

Northeast Georgia Fair Grounds, Gainesyill eS

pat 1:00 P. M., , April 13, 1945. Herb:
Linesvill :




imp. PRL potato =

; Gov. insp., and treated,
M. Also Marglobe tomato
$2.00 M. Milton Arnold,

OV. insp. e and phase: PR.
. plants, $2.35 M. Now
y. Del. Full count. O. C.

y. Camilla, Rt. 3, Box 211.

udy Thompson strawberry
s, 25c C; also May cherry
uts, 2 for 45c; 1 large fruit-
quince bush to exe. for
ted 100 lb. sacks in good

same col. and design.

M, Hall, Calhoun, Rist,

are shipping daily choice

ato pent, $2.50 M. Cab-
- Orders filled
R. Wil-

np Potato Plants, Red
in, Govt. insp. Good plants,
ady, $3.00 M. Del. Hiram
ghtsey, Sereven, Rt. 2, Box

No 7

orto Rico Potato planta.
Red Skin or Yellow
State insp., from vine

S: Taney to ship, 45000.

$12. 50. F, G. Tyre, Bristol.

. Potato Plants, govt.
Good plants, full count.
: Dykes,

insp, P. R. Potato

ready now, $3.00 M.
re Prompt shipment, full
count. George Lightsey,
dum, Box 184.

Govt. insp. P. R. Potato

ants, $2.75 M. del. in April.

Eien full count. L. C.
-Sereven, Rt 4.

Bermuda Onion
-eount, prompt shipment.
are PR: Fotato Plants,

Mus-
eens

"5e; 50 C. Ready, moss
ked. Prepaid.
ightsey, Screven.

_ Potato. Plants, also

w skin, $2.50 M. Govt.

t Full count. No COD

lers filled; no checks. Mar-

ve pomato plants, $2. 00 M.
Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2.

R. Potato Plants,

. and treated, $2. 50

Ready by April 18;
Dukes, Baxley, Rt. 2.

eiicd Yellow Skin Porto

Potato Plants, $2.50 per

M B. Walter M. Todd,
dosta, Rt. 4.

eet. Potato. Plants, Govt,
and treated. Now ready.
ir Griffis, Patterson, Box

govt.
M.
D.

den Sage Plants, $1.00
er oz. Del. to second zone.
irs. Annie Patillo, LaGrange,
it. 4, Box 79.

~ Tomato Seed,
W. O. Wal-

Tee oa Rt. 1;

Tomato Plants, now ready.
500 for $1.25: $2.00 M. Cab-
500 for $1.00: $1.50 M.
ount, moss packed, eof

oO =

and Baltimore
te new ground
n, $2. 25 per M; 500 for
Orders filled prompt-
Moss packed, full count.
Fitzgerald, Irwinville.

Gov, insp. and treated Pink
P. R. Potato plants, $2.75
M. Marglobe and New
Tomato plants, $2.00 M.
| plants, full count. A. Z.

, Baxley, Rt.

ertified P. ce Potato
ts, Pink and Red Skin,
M. PP. Ready April 15.

ee Reese, Baxley, Ripe 2.

Hot and Sweet Pep-

aa ready for shipment

pril 15, All varieties,

5 . Del. Jessie G. Lov-
Baxley, Ri 4.

punk Cabbage Plants, $1.50
d.35 in. 5 M Jots:

72 NO Stamps or

Ottis Pittman, -Bax-

... Market Cab-
plants, now ready. full

. $1.50 M. del. $1.35 M.

M lots er over. Special
tention give to all orders.
RED : Alton Pittman,

ag orders for Potatoes,

_and Sweet Fee
$3.

-| per cwt. FOB.

|rect from breeder,



I RFD.



Incubator, 1600
also 4 or 5 brooders, good as
new, for sale. Also want good
tractor, tiller and disc harrow.
R. E. Hastings, Chipley.

Brower battery brooder, 50

chick eapaeity, 2. units. 1
4-deck starting unit:.1 6-com-
partment, growing vat. All
steel, $75.00 FOB. Mrs. How-
ard o Poilersen, MeDonough,

21 Rt. 7



INCUBATORS. AND
BEGEPERA WANTED



Want at once, starter and
finishing chicken _ batteries.
State make, cap., cond., how
long used and price. 1-0 B.
vee Valdosta, Rt. 3, Box

_ Want sev. brooders, starting
and finishing, Brower make
preferred, others acceptable,
State econd., kind and price.
W. A. Gray, Swainsboro.

Want 250 cap. Incubator.
State make, cap., etc. Prefer
from Upson er Pike Co. Ce
B. Dinkins, Meansville, RFD 1

Want Elec. Ince.. 400 to 600
cap., close enough to Decatur
to come after. E. R. Smith,
Decatur, 311 Superior Ave.
Phone De. 9076

Want good Inc., run by oil,
and about 120 cap., at reason-
able price. Mrs. pene Gol-
den, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 35,

Want 40 to 60 automatic
elec. starting battery brooders
and finishing batteries.

what you have and_ price.

Malvin Redman, Jackson.



COTTONSEED
FOR SALE



Vandivers heavy fruit cot-
tonseed, Ist. yr. Also Brooms
Ist. yr. Kent pure at gin, $5.00
R. R. Station.
be E. Strange, Cobbtown, Rt.

Cokers wilt-resistant cot-

|'tonseed, mostly 5 lock, big boll,

easy to pick, 1 1/32 staple, Bale
to acre last yr. without soda,
4 to 5 ft. rows, $1.50 bu. FOB.
Ben N. Rodgers; Conyers.

Cokers 4 in. 1 wilt str.
ore e 100 str.
pure. . E. Aycock, Monroe.

No. es cottonseed, Ist. yr.,
pure DPL. made 17 bales on
15 acres, $1.50 bu. FOB. G.
S. Potts, Conyers.

. Cokers .cottonseed, Ist. yr.
$5.50 per ewt. L, Gg. Dawns
Andersonville, :

Summerours Hi-bred cae
seed, recleaned and _ treated,
Ist. yr., $6.00 ewt. FOB. W. CG.
Neville, Statesboro.

Stoneville 2B cottonseed, Ist.
yr. ginned 1 var. gin, delinted
and new imp. Ceresan treated,
$6.50 per ewt. in even wt. 100
Ib; bags. FOR: Inis M. . Cole,
Sharpshbure..

DPL No. 14 cottonseed, Ist.
yr. big boll, 42% glint or more,
kept pure at gin good staple,
$5.00 per hundred at barn; 86
per hundred FOB. Oscar L.
Stone, Loganville, Rt. 3.

200 bushels-DPL cottonseed,
Ist. yr. John W. Pearson, Lee
Pope.

DPL No. 14 cotienee ist.

6;
8, absolutely

lyr. growth, $6.00 per hundred

Ibs; 2nd yr. growth, $5.00 per
100 lbs. FOB; also 200. bushels
of, yellow skin Peurto Rican
seed potatoes for bedding, lge
quantities, $1.25 per bu; small
quantities, $1.50 per bu. FOB.
J. A. McCrary, Alvaton.

Ruckers Early Pride cotton-
seed, 1200 lbs. Make a 500 lb.
bale, staple, 1% in. 5 lock bale,
$2.25 per bu. W. Tf. Rucker,
Ashland.

First yr. Stoneville 2B cot-
tonseed, privately ginned, re-
cleaned, $1.30 bu; Pure Turf
oats, good and sound, 85c bu:
Sanford wheat, weevil free,
$1.75 bu. Riley C. Couch, Tur-
in.

DPL No. 14 cottonseed, di-
$9.50 per
hundred; DPL No. 14, ist. yr.
$7.00 per hundred, FOB. J. H.
Stephens, Social Circle.

Cokers latest strain wilt-re-
sistant cottonseed, Ist. yr., $5
per 100 Ibs. FOB. T. R. Breed-
love, Monroe.

Stoneville 2B ptionseed. Ist.
yr., g@inned 1 var. gin, culled
and treated with new im-
sroved Getoren, $6.50 per hun.

OB. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia,

ese eap.,

State

-tlated land,

| Defender,

from any other corn.



tonseed, Ast E,

from Sum-

ed before rain, reasonable
price. F. H. Bunn, Midville.
Stoneville 2B, Ist.. yr. cot-.
tonseed, 1 var. gin, delinted,
lbs. FOB.
Griffin.

DPL 14 cottonseed, delinted
and Ceresan treated, Ist. yr.,

C.

from originator. but 2 yrs. old.

$5.50 cwt,
Suwanee.

DPL No. 14 cottonseed: not
treated or. delinted, Ist. yr.
fro morginator but 2 yrs. old,
$5.00 per cwt; also delinted
and treated, $5.50; same seed,
2nd yr. $4.50 per ewt. FOB.
C. M. Jones, Suwanee.

4000 lbs. Stoneville 2B cot-
tonseed, ist. yr., kept clean at
gin, $5.00 per ewt at my place.
I, P. Forrester, Clermont, Rt. 1

FOB. Leo Green,

Cokers No. 100 str. 7 cotton- |

seed, Ist. yr. $6.00 per hundred
at my farm. Ton lots cheaper.
e a Roberts, Lithia Springs,

50 bu. Cokers s 100 str. bd

1/16 staple, ist. yr., $4.50. ewt.
W. B:-Ouzts, Tennille.

Cokers 100 str. 7, kept pure
at gin, all ginned same day, no
other cotton ginned that day,
$100.00 ton, $5.00 bag. J. A.
Nolan, Rutledge,

Wilt-resistant,
big boll, Stoneville B, Earliest
Var. known, $6.00 ewt. ist. yr.
seed. B. R. vest Flowery
Branch, Rel

SEED CANE FOR SALE





7 rh but well-eyed P. O.

J. Sugar Cane, $1.50 C.., $12. 50
M., or trade for smail seed
sweet potatoes of the Yellow
or Pink Skin P. R., or other
value can use on farm. Y.
M. Anderson, Williamson.

50,000 stalks of sugar cane
seed, all or part. N. W
Thigoen, Swainsboro. |

2,500 stalks. P. 5; a
cane, ay. length 5
M. stalks.
hira, RFD 1.

5M. C. P. 280 or Indian
seed cane. Long nice stalks,
$1.00 -C., at farm near Oak
Park. Mrs. Gertrude Findley,
Lyons, Rt. 2-.

CORN AND SEED |
CORN FOR SALE |

seed
$12.50





100 bu. good corn in the
shuck for sale. Also large
Velvet Beans in the pod, 2c lb.
E. B. Holt, Hayetteville.

Hastings New Yellow Pro-
lific Seed Corn, grown on iso-
selected, nubbed,
shelled, Also sorghum Syrup
in gal. glass jugs... C. M. An-
derson, Griffin, Rt. 3.

150 bu. good sound corn, 100
bu. shucked, balance in shuck.
FOB, W. R. McKibben, Lo-
eust Grove, P. O. Box 53,

Phone 2291,

200 bu. sound prolific Bar
Corn at the barn on my farm
near Murrayville. Mrs. - Ds
Christopher, Gainesville, 161
EK. Ridgewood Ave. :

500 bu. good sound corn for
sale at my farm. FOB: L. N.
Nobles, Danyille,
201.

100 bu. Corn, grown on bot-
tom land, live between Oak-
-wood and river near Flat
Creek Church. Jess Ramey,
Gainesville, Rt. 2

50 bu. of corn for sale. .

-1B. Diekenson, Lithia Springs.,

Have 4 or 5 bu. pure What-

leys Corn for seed, $2.00 bu. at | W.

barn. Also good as new
Spring Tooth Cultivator with
8 teeth, And 150
bu. Fodder, bright and no rain
on it.. W. E. Chambley, Mil-
ner.

200-300 bu. good Hastings |

Prolific -Corn -in shuck and
200-300 bu. Bright Hastings
Oats for sale, 80c bu. Bernard
Reid, Zebulon,
- 2 or 300 bu. White Bottom
Land Corn for sale on Blue
Ridge and Blairsville Hwy., in
Union Cos =H Tt. Sullivan.
Young Gane.
Hastings
Seed Corn,

Yellow Prolific
isolated . Va mi.
Select-
ed, nubbed, and Sealca. FOB.
Be. Fowler, Elberton, Rt. 2.

Very large grained Popcorn,
sound and geen, very brittle
when popped. 25c lb. 10 lbs.
or more, 20c Ib. All del. Mrs,

| Lester Shelton, Dial.

Hi-bred Half and: Half cot- |

Ceresan treated, $5.50. per 100 |.
Ww. Maddox,

long sani

D. M. oe Ha-|}-
| lima

Ri. id, Bex

; Clay Crowders, 25c lb: sun
cured tobacco 10c twist; Gar-

{den English solid peas, 20 cup

ful. Add 10c for postage. Mrs.
Cc. L, Bates, Cartecay.

Early 6 wks. Brown table
peas, (make 2 crops) 2 cups, 35c
No orders for less. PP. Mrs.
tlonence MeMillian,

White, Browneyed, and nad

Colored or white bunch butter
beans, same price: a few ats.
Spanish peanuts, 50c qt. P. P.
ae G Taylor, Buchanan,

No. 1 Brabham peas, even
wt. in 2% bu. bags, $7.00 bu.
FOB. J. L. Garner, Warthen,

bu. W. A. Hart, Gibson, Rt. 1

Butter peas, 40c lb: Whi e
bunch butterbeans, 35 lb. PP
Mrs. Fred Yelton, Appling.

Crowder peas, 35elb. PP. Mrs.
P, C. Fulcher, Hepzibah, Rt. 1

12 bu. Crowder (known as
Goose Crowders), also about
200 gal. Good sugar cane and
POJ syrup. ter sale... J.
Daughtry, Cobletown, Rt. 1.

150 bu. good sound hay peas
for sale. Can ship. Write for
prices. John Tennison, Bur
mit, Rt. 1.

8 or 10 bu. white Crowders,
8 or 10 bu. New Era peas and
make best offer for lot; want 2
turkey hens at best price. J. A.
Wilbanks, Chatsworth, Rt. 2

About % bu. Ramshorn
Blackeyed peas, sound and
pure,
Mrs. H.
ton, Rt. -

_ 15 bu. cream Crowder peas,
in good condition, $7.50 bu. W.
H. Wills, Alpharetta,

200 bu. 90-day Velvet beans
$6.00 FOB here. Pp even wt.
2% bu. Saeks. J... H. Rowland,

. Williamson, mene

: Wrightsville.

Clay peas, mixed, $5, 50 bu.
FOB. J. M. Hayes, Thomson.

About 2 bu. White bush
beans, 35c Ib; clean
Growder -peas, 50c at. Mrs.

. Lavender, Flovilla, Rt. 1.

bu; sacked; $5.40 bulk. R. W.
ees Hawkinsville, RFD

475 Ibs. Biloxis soy beans,
ee beans, 12%c Ih. D.
Goodwin, Greensboro.

1 bu. Red Ripper peas, $6, 00.
No shiement. V. Bramhald,
Mt. Airy.

. 150 lbs. pure bunch butter
beans, white, very prolific, 3
to 4 in every pod, bear until
frst, 20c lb; small amounts,
25 Ib. G. H. Hayes, Belen:
ough, Rt. 3.

90-day
| beans, $5.00 bu.
Gibson. :

Harris bunch butter beans,
35 1b; PP. 30c in 5 Ib. lets;
also print feed sacks, 3 of kind,
35c ea. PP., white feed sacks,
free from lettering, holes, or
mildew, 25 ea. PP, Pearl
Hudgins, Flowery Branch.

White bunch lima or butter
bean seeds for planting, hand
cleaned, 1944 crop, free from
weevils, 30c lb. in 10 to 50 Ib.
jots: tue in smaller lots. PP.

. S. Mullins, Milner.

a Crowder peas, Imp.
variety, named Georgia Bell,
continues to bear until frost,
very prolific, treated against
weevil, $10.00 bu. FOB. No or-
ders Jess. About, 36 bu. Purple
Hull peas, pure. $6.50 bu: 20
bu. mixed whips, $5.50 bu. W.
. Quinn, Washington, Rt. 3.

pumine Velvet

W.

beans, perfect condition for
planting, hand cleaned, 1944
crop, 30c lb. postage added.
i M. C. Boykin, Milner, Rt.

50 bu. Velvet beans, $4.50 bu.
2 miles west of Conyers at
Hills Service Station on Hwy.
12. W. . Crossley, Conyers.

About 10 bu.-Otootan beans
at my barn. Wont ship and no
letters-answered, $7.50 bu. W.
P, Couch, Luthersville.

|* 80 Ibs. in Hull Jap wonderful
semi-colored bunch.
most prolific

prolific
butter _ beans,
semi-colored bneh buiter
beans, most prolific known. All
in one order, $16.00. FOB. G.
W. Jackson. Baxley.

100 bu. Siabham and Whip-
Poor-Will peas, mixed, sound
and goad, $6.60 bu. W. M.



Howle, Bowdon,

Dacula,

Speckled Crowder peas, 50c qt.:

Running Velvet beans, $5.00 | @

Lady Finger peas and calico

ee Ib. Not prepaid.

100 bu. Velvet beans, $5.50 R

12%%c Ib; 35 lbs. Wilson Black- |

A. Hart,

Small white lima or butter.



Red Speckled coe hull

merour, kept pure at gin, pick ip: d White Blackeyed peas, ae

Be 3 cups te
shallots, 75c gal: clea
onions, 75c gal Ca
Mrs. L. R.

White
0c. Ib,

age for beans, Walter
Smith, LaGrange. Rt.

Mamloxi soy bea
recleaned. and_ tested.
Pearson, West -Point.

Colored bunch butter |
and Hastings little whi
butter beans, sound anc
30c Ib. Mrs. Johnny Alexan
Meansville, Rt. 1. i

. Speckled bunch butte 4
30e Ib; 5 Ibs. or over
lbs. or over, 25c Ib.
weeps and green hull Crov
peas, 20c Ib. Del. No

C. R. Smith, Buford, |

Palisa Cluster, Pole
bean, 35c ib. del. in Ga. W:
Walker, Forsyth:

Half Runner Stripe Gai
beans, 40c cup; chic
sacks, 15 ea, unwashed
of holes. Add postage. M
L. Crow, Jr., Gainesvill

3 bu. clean, sound, New
peas, $6.00 bu. FOB.
Lawton, Balvane, eon

Little 2 crop table p a
lbs, $1.40, PP; Long Pod
teacup; Runner b
beans, same price. Als
Nigger Killer potato pla
P. Trowell, Arbrose.

Blackeyed Crowder C
Crowder peas, 20c Ib: In
lots; $9.00 per bu; white

peas for few Ibs. Dried p
and 3 lbs. half runner

ed) bean seed. Add. post
Doyle Conner, Villa Rica, -

Velvet beans, $6. 00 bu
$7.00 bu; New Era, $6.2
mixed peas, $6.00 bu: B
eyed Crowders, $9.00 bu:
derson bunch butter bean
lb; Cannonball wa
$1.50; Cuban Queens,

G. Downs, Andersonv

Speckled_ Crowders, |

Crowders, Blackeyed and
; some slightly d

by rain, ideal for plai



C.|sale or exc. for iron ]

W.

20 prea fieltets 10 nee

(Horned 7 cows and eal
side, 10 bred heifers, 21
heifers, 15 bulls (polled.)
Avery, LaGrange.

eatur, 114 Columbia D
Cr 1786.

mos. old and 16 mos.
and $125.00 ea., witl
Alsten- Walker, Newin

5 yrs. old, freshen the 23
March, with 3rd. calf
for sale at barn. UL

farm near Proctors
Macon Hwy. R.. E.
Milledgeville, 207 Nowe
umiba Street.

Reg. Guernsey pall
old, perfect markings,
furnished. H. R. Ho

|lanta, 1047 White Oa.

SwW.. Phone Ra 2840.

i nice young bull and 1 co
a Geree Steinel, i

Registered . hordes
bull, No. 638345, born. Ap
1941. out of Blackeap 3
Porterfield by Fuller
fine herd bull and proved
$200.00. L. W. Ful
den, Phone 19... ?

Good milch cow,
freshen around ist
3rd calf, $75.00. Ch
lace, Rutledge.

LIVESTOCK WAI





CATTLE WANTEL
- Want buy _1 pu
A bull









2 Sev trios.

- bantamis, $5.00. trio del. Bred

pay difference e. Wal-
poe a 444

Ses adil cow, 7 4

ld# giving 3 or 4 gal.
y; pay good price for
*Possum. Lake
: East of
: Soe B.

a Rt. :

t several pure - -Polled
aoe cows and 1 herd
H. Adams, Madison.

reg. Guernsey ae

Berkshire poar, ent.

BE some nice Seok ies

xe. good value. Write.

Nashville. |

tter, one age yrs.
Lina Johnson, Tilton.

nt ome little bone Guin-
gs. State what you have
cS Ts Saul.

woo gaited pony, pret-
gentle for a 10 vr. old

Describe fully.
a poe Atlanta,
Peachtree Sb

int nice, real small, poe

- tle. Shetland pony, one thats.

oo old and in good cond.,
reasonable price. as Hel-
et, Atlanta, Rt. 2, Box

it good, smart mule. or
1050 or 1100 Ibs.

7 cash. Howard
thonia, ae Box 152.

on about same age. State

ylor and price. Must be.

nt good red sorrel horse.
y, 6 to 8 yrs. old, 1000

100 lbs. one that. will work

y od. Pay cash: also want exc.
me goats for a good. heavy
pring open buggy. J. F.
born,, Rock Springs.

Nant exc. 7 yr. old horse,

_ work, for a good gray

Oto, *12:--vrs--old, wt.
1000. tbs.) = 15: cor 153%

is Bee Ty. Wellsorn.

EP AND GOATS:
t 1 or 2 Lambs. State

an
price. Shirley ave Bur-
ighs, Lavonia, Rte

t 4 purebred a
Merino sheep, rams. Write.
k Livingston, Brunswick,



-OULTRY FOR SALE



Jark Cornish panting: low,
ecky,- heavy Bonco,
ig (good enough to show,)
9.00 pr; grand Black Cochin
kerels, $3.00 ea. W. ~O.
1S, Savannah, 1205 East

t g Se

eeding stock, $6.00 trio.
only. Mrs. Mayme Ayde-
Fairburn.

:| All exp. col.
' Ochlocknee.

lea, J.B

Good

from my show stock.

1944 hatch Golden Sebright
bantam roosters, $2.00 ea. FOB.
Money order. Malcolm MecMil-

lan, Bartow, PO Box 135,

2 purebred Silver Sebright
bantam hens, $3.50 for the 2, at
my yard. Mrs. Ann Hunt, eS
S46." 795 Stewart ie SW. Ra

2 Golden Sebright bantam
roosters, 1 yr. old, $1.50 ea. M.
fe Jack Haynie, Chattanoo-
chee,

Sev. prs. Buff Cochin ban-
tams, $2. 50 pair FOB. Mrs. H.
H. Hendricks. Morrow.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

4 White Rock, yr. old, AAA

grade hens and one 2 yrs. old,

$2.00 ea; 3 BR. hens and a 5
lb Black Game rooster, $2,50
ea; 8 lb. Game siege
lee ao
25 BR. 10 wks. old April 5
$1.00 ea. at my home. Will
ship entire lot FOB, but no
small lots shipped. Earl Hand,
Bowdon, Rt. 2.

10 fine AAA Aristocrat BR.
pullets, early hatch, also 50 NH
Red 10 mos. old pullets, all
now evans $2.00 ea. FOB.
Mrs: B. . Osborn, Roy.

LEGHORNS:

White Leghorns and Black
Minorca cross hens, good layers
$1.00 ea; also sassafras root and
cherry bark, 20c 1b. Exe; tor
print 100 lb. feed sacks, 3 or
kind. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Ca-
milla.

2 W. 1. 10 mos. old cockerels
extra fine, $3.00 ea. or for best
offer in exc. of same value.
Ea. pre-pay shipping chgs. $5
for both if you pay chgs. Mrs.

-| Arbie Skinner, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

About 150 Tancred W. iL.
hens, excellent cond.,- very
fine layers, 11 mos. old, $1.50
B. McLeod, Valdosta, Rt.
3, Box 41,

4 WL. AAA roosters, ready
for service, $2.00 ea. or exc. for
print feed. sacks or 300-400 cap.
a a AT Lee, Sr., Jesup,

| MISCELLANEOUS CHICKS:

50 hens, 1 yr. old, now lay-
ing, $2.00 ea. Mrs. C, L. Ben-

| nett, Jefferson.

- 30 mixed heavy breed hens,
1944 hatch, $43.50. or $1.50 ea.
also 7 mixed heavy breed roos-
ters, $6.50 or $1.00 ea. or $49.50
for entire: lot. Mrs. =C. =N.
Thornhill, Boston. :

PEAFOWLS, PHEASANTS, |
PIGEONS, ETC., FOR SALE:

Ringneck pheasants; laying
season about to <begin. $7.50
pair. K. C. Mathews, Augusta,
1616 Whitney St.

Mated breeding Stotk Rachie
Homing pigeons, also 1944-45
stock, 50c ea. or exc. for laying
hens. H..L. Farmer, Albany,
801 Hinds St. :

Pigeons. Tumblers, $2.50 pr;
Blue Gazzi Modenas, $3.50 pr.
Bronze G. cock and Red G.
hens, $1.00 ea: Black Schietti
Modenas, $3.00 pr; White King
cocks, stock, $2.00; show, $3.00 |
a: Red Carneaux and W. Fan-
tails, $400 pr. Henry W.
Rhodes, Jr., Haranee, 614



Winzer Ave.

-scw. Leshan
John

Low Smith, Mountain. View.
+ Lumpkin.

$3.00.

Aegean: pigeons,
breeders sale, We and Silver
Kings, Single prs., $3.50; 3 prs.,
$10.00. Write. H.

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE
OR RHODE ISLANDS:)

100 NH Reds friers, big fine
pullets and roosters mixed, $1

ea., if taken at orice. Mamie
Youmans, Surrency.

or 6 RL Red hens, la ying,
oy rooster, all 1 yr. old, $1.50
ea. Bring coops and get them.
Out Gordon Rd., from Atlanta,
% mi. past river. Mrs. Sam
Smith, Austell, Rt. 2.

400 NH Red pullets and
cockerels, 2 mos. old, AAA,
$1.25 ea. for pullets; $1. 00 ea.
cockerels, or $400.00 for lof.
Buyer to furnish coops. Mrs.
Alvin Hutto, Baxley, Rt. 4,
Box 180.

200 NH AAA Reds, excellent
wt., and production, $2.75 ea.
Bill Jordon, Monticello.

Choice March 1944 hatch RI.
Red cockerels bought direct

est laying strain; 351 eggs in
357 days,) $2.50 ea. C.
Tiger. : a

3 real nice, pure AAA N. H.

| Red roosters, April 1944 hatch,

$2.50 ea. Mrs. J. W. McGowan,
Graymont, Rt. 1.

Thoroughbred NH Red roos-
ter, 1 yr. old, from bioodtested
stock, extra fine, $3.00. Mrs.
C0; -Gmitin. Pitts, Htst=

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
GEESE, DUCKS; -.ETG,,
FOR SALE:

3 fine Bronze turkey gob-
blers, 50c lb. also 4 young male
cows (bulls) of good stock. Mrs.
Minnie Walker, Macon, Rt. 5,
(4 mi. No. Macon on Jones-
a Co. dane) Twin | Pine

ie

1 pr. sts guineas, 1944
hatch, beginning - lay, $2545
for the pr. Mrs. E. Wisen-
baker, Valdosta, RE 3, Box 78.

3 pr. pure Indian Runner
ducks, $3.00 pr. FOB. H. W.
Plunkett, Atlanta, 810 San An-

| tonio Dr. NE., Ve 3625.

8 mos. old turkey tom, $4.00
FOB. Cash or money order.
George Poppell, Screven.

-WYANDOTTES:

Trio or 3 purebred RCSL.
Wyandotte roosters, June
hatch, $2.00 ea. Sent express:
buyer paying chgs. M. O. pre-
ferred. Mrs. A. K. McLeroy,
Eatonton, Rt. 1.

Cock and 2 hens, Partridge
Wyandottes, $15.00 for trio. Ar-
chie Pickard, LaFayette.

ee



POULTRY WANTED



BABY CHICKS AND
Bae WANTED:

~ Want to raise chicks: other
3 furnish. bloodtested, pul-
lorum_ tested chicks and the
feed; I care for to 10. wks. and
get third of them or pay. About
400 or 500.. Mrs. L. M. os
Point Peter, Ria

Want the large type ban-
tams, free from disease, at rea-
sonable price. J. -W. Seabolt,
Cleveland, Rt. 4, Box 52.

GAMES WANTED: |.

eee

and 2 or 3 pullers. Must be full
blood. Willis R. Biggers, At-



Janta, 814 State St., SW.

special

Barr, |

| ShawlIneck hens.
| man, Cadwell.

from Paimenter (worlds great.

C. Neal,

| del. Cl

Want 1 Warhorse game stag

14 mos. old stag for 2 pure-
bred Irish hens. Ea. pay chgs.
and 1 Arkansas Traveller (pure
bred) for 2 Grist Grady or
W. S. Cole-

Lf

Want some pit Game ocke:
not over 3 yrs. old, wt. 6 lbs.

bill and spars.. Pay express and
$1.00 1b. Dudley Price, Atlanta
1678 Emory... Ives

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS AND QUAIL
WANTED:

blue peafowls. State what you
have age and price. J. M. Le-
tnox, Atlanta, PO Box 626,
phone Ma 1782. e

Want some pigeons,
and quail. Send prices and
state what you have. Steve
Hse Colquitt, Rt. 4, Box

doves

- Want 1 Ringneck pheasant
rooster, or will sell four pheas-
evs VES; a Budd, Ox-
or

Want quail for. breeding
stock; also want buy bantam
and pigeon eggs. V. D. John-
son, Savannah, Rt. 5, Box 462.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,
GEESE, DUCKS, ETC.,
WANTED:

Want 1 turkey tom, 1944
hatch, BB. preferred. John H.
Youmans, Swainsboro, Rt. 4.

Want 12 baby turkeys, gob-
blers preferred. State price
Loe em V. Maner, Marietta,

Want 25 Bronze turkeys, 1
day old or older. State price
and when can _ ship. Lloyd
Hatcher, Albany.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want reliable white woman,
middleaged, to help with the
chickens and other farm
chores. $10.00 week, room and
board. Write or phone. R.
Howard, Decatur, 138 Fayette-
ville Road. *phone Cr..2015.

Want 2 or 3 white or col.
farm hands to live and work
on my farm, near Jonesboro,
for weekly wages. I furnish
also good. house to live. in.
Reply to R. L. Jackson, Jones-
boro, oe River Farms, or
write P. O. Box 5108, Atlanta.

Want mee driver or trac-
tor share cropper for 1 or 2
H. farm, Will also give em-
ployment for all spare time.
W. B. Ouzts, Tennille.

Want healthy, mature, sober
man or woman to live on: pre-.
mises and care for few chick-
ens, garden, hog, and etc
Must have farming experience
and be willing to work. C. C.
Kemp, Hane. 2103 MeKin-
ley Rd., N. W.

aiee: 1 eesheed Teich: Gray.

or over, good plumage, feet,

Want Cock and 2 hens of the

B080, pe re
and tools. 4 R. house
Be an mail route

Want Yard Mar
with family), tose
chickens - and.
chores.
with lights furnish
straight time, includ
lights and. fuel. 7
Atkinson, Atlanta, 4444
tree and Dunwoody R

| 2062.

Want a Bond settled, r

table, healthy, white or

woman to tend a few c
and other light farm cho
board and reasonable s:
Mrs. Mack Smith, fog
Springs, SR

Want a White Plow
$30.00 month and
Must be reliable and
drunkard. . Write at
ees E. Greene, War
Rt

Want sinalis man o
to tend to poultry, cows
and do light plowing.
ly salary and 2 room
with city water and
near Decatur. Come a
J Eribbiey Decatu 903
College Ave.

Want man with nu
and landscaping _ exper:
Monthly salary. ae Px
Athens, Rt. 3. -

Want good colored cc
Permanent home for |
couple or settled woman
can milk. Must be -h
reliable and healthy
Symmes, Atlanta, 3503 Pie

| mont Rid Ne

Want a man who e
or bore a well for |:
once. Also help for ge
farm work. (
Commerce,

Want 2 families,
black. to live and wor
farm. W. . Murra
lanta, 1749 Pelham Rd.,;
He. 6155.

Want Young Maren
to work on stock farm
Jonesboro as. working |
man, Exceptional oppor
; for advancement :
chance to learn purebred
raising. Good. living
tions and fair salary to.
with. R. L. Jackson. At
142 Jackson St., N. EL



POSITIONS WAI



Want job as Stock | Fa
Poultry or Supervis
Farming. Life time
farm. Exp. in tobacc
ing and truck ae
raised on farm. W.
ring; Macon, Rt. 2.

Man and wife want
job en farm: Mrs.



son, Columbus, Care D1
ee: }



Ganbase per 50-Ib. sack
Kale, per bu. hprs.

F resh Fruits and Vegetables
March 30, :

1945 -

Cabbage plants, per certs, of 2 ,000 plants



Onions (Green), per doz.

Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs. _



} Peas (Green), per bu. hprs.
Squash, per bu. hprs.

Radic\ es, per doz. bunches =



. Sweet Potatoes, per bu. bkts.
Turnips (Bunched), per doz
Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs.







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TOWN

LBS.
180/240
245/270
275/300
305/400
155/175

135/150
130/DN
180/350
350/450



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Nashville
27th
Soft Hard
Per Cwt
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Atlanta
28th
Hard
Per Cwt
14.25- 14.50
14.25- 14.50
14.25- 14.50

| Thomasville:
23rd

Sylvester
26th
Soft tard! Soft
Per Gwt
14.25-
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14.25-
14.25-



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fiard





Valdosta
22nd

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14.25-

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tard Soft -
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