Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1945 May 2

VOLUME 28

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1945

ECIPROCAL T R A D



ue Tom Linder



The House Ways and. Means Com-_

ee is now holding hearings on a bill

o extend the life of the Reciprocal

rade Agreements Act.

Still worse, this bill provides for sf
lowering the tariff on agricultural pro-

ucts 75 per cent below the rates fixed
y Congress. If someone would pre-
sent a bill for Congress itself to lower

1e tariff 75 per cent, such a bill would.

| 2 a per guard to vote for

t] a ie Bate Ds itself, would not even
nsider doing.

If you had a. bill in Carian to.

wer i tariffs 75 per cent, every
Jabor leader, every labor organization

and every industrialist in the United |
States. would be opposing it tooth and

claw.

> Vel, when a bill is proposed to give |

the Secretary of State the power to
reduce tariffs on products of agricul-
ture 75 per cent, we find labor leaders
and industrialists doing everything in
their power to get this bill passed.
Such labor leaders and such indus-

trialists are foolish enough to believe

hat they can have free trade where

the farmer has to pay the bill and, at |

the same time, that they can have high

t riff. walls to protect high prices in~)

: WILL APPEAR BEFORE THIS
A COMMITTEE AND OPPOSE
THIS BILL

Ls plan_ to. be in Washinton on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of

this week in opposition to the passage
f this bill.

Congressman Doughton, who is

airman of the House Ways and |.

leans Committee, has notified me that
- will be heard at this time. I shall
ndeavor to present the strongest pos-
S case og the enactment of this

"PEOPLE OF THE WORLD

We are now within an extended

IE AGR





eve, died in the battles oe eat

world war.
There will not be one , pound of food
produced in other countries. that will
not be needed by the starving people

of Europe and, Asia.
~The American farmer should he on-

couraged to produce every ounce of

food that he possibly can.
There is a serious shortage of man-

power and farm equipment here at,
home on the farms. :
In the face of the discouragement

which already faces the farmers of
America, it is unthinkable for Congress

to place an additional discouragement
in the path. of the American farmer.
_ -It is utterly selfish for us to think
of importing and consuming food that
the starving people of the world will,
need, when we can produce our own

food here in the United States if we

are but permitted to do so.

We can feed and clothe ourselves
if we will. It is all right for our ships
to haul wheat and corn and all kinds of

food from South America to feed the

starving people of Kurope and Asia.
It might help to build a world peace

| for us to do that.

But for us to take our Shine haul

that food in hete and take it out of |

the mouths of starving people, when
we are amply capable of producing our
own food, is unthinkable.

Such a course certainly will not



make us any friends Amone the th 1
ing people of the other. countries of
world. | a

These trade treaties will not b re

| anyone except a few selfish Int re

tional traders. oe
They will make us enemies oe

They will take bread out of the mou
of starving women and children,

It is time for Congress to resum
the responsibility of legislating di

ly under its constitutional power

"tts is time for Congress to cease del:
gating to boards and bureaus the p

to destroy the liberties of the Ame

people. Its a long way back to const
tutional government but the longer

wait to start, the longer will b
road.

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture





NOTICE
WATERMELON CEILINGS

I am in receipt of a teleg
from Senator George, stating t
O. P. A. has set the same ceilin
prices on watermelons for the 1945
season as was in effect for the 194
season.TOM LINDER. ~~







4-H Club
The following letter from Mr. S. D.
Truitt, County Agent of Fulton County

is self- explanatory.

April 23, 1945.
Honorable Tom Linder,
Commissioner of Agriculture,

State Capitol,

Atlanta, Georgia.
Dear Mr. Linder:

The 4-H Club members of this State
have obligated themselves to buy and sell
enough bonds to purchase 12 - B-29 Bomb-
ers. It was our plan to have a 4-H Club

member call on you with reference to your
buying war bonds to help the 4-H Club
youngsters in their drive;
rural boys and girls are pressed so hard

but since the

for time with their farm activities, it looks
like it will be impossible at least for the
present. a poke

Bond



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a

is write to a friend like you and
some of the blank forms which t:

a little time to fill out. If you or if
of your friends would agree to buy 10

and give the credit to the 4 H Club

bers, we would greatly appreciate.

day morning ee this deine.

It is our plan, if space in the

pers will permit, to publicize these =

chases in furthering our 4-H Club-
Bond Drive.

I know you are busy and you :
have more than you can do, but you
in this drive will aid 4-H Club work ma
ially and help put the Seventh Le Saeee
Drive over. ce

I sincerely hope you a jo
your usual way of cooperation, an

: oe to take this opportunity to t
About me e Deal best thing 1 aS see to do, e

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- FLOWERS AND SEED |
FOR SALE



-. Dahlia Slips, 1 doz. for $1.00;
Perennial Phlox, Foxgiloves,
- 40c doz: 1 Geranium, 3 Parlor
-Ivys, 6 Jews, 3 Lantanas, 2
Christmas Cactus, 1 August
Lily, all 15 cuttings, $1.00, Cash
or money order. Add postage.
- Ance Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt.
t. BOw. 08)

Chrysanthemums: collection
- White, yellow, red, and Flesh
Buttons, Yellow, Pink, Red
Daisy, Yellow Spoon, Yellow
- Pompon. 20 plants. $1.00.. Mrs.
R. L. Silver, Cuthbert, Rt. 5.

Wild Easter Lily. Jonquil,
Daffodil, Star of Bethlehem
Bulbs, $1.00 C; Orange spotted
_ Yellow Cannas, 45e doz. Exc.
- for printed feed sacks, 2 of &
kind. Add postage. Mrs. T. K.
Womack, Dublin, Rt. 4.

Dahlia Slips, $1.00 doz. Per-
ennial Phlox, Foxgloves, 40c
doz: 1 Geranium, 3 Parlor Ivys,
| 6 Jews, 3 Lantanas, 2_Christ-

mas Cactus, 1 August Lily, all
'15 cuttings, $1.00. Cash or
money order. Add _ postage.
_ Mary Stephens, Dahlonega, Rt.
1, Box 56.

| Lantanas, Geraniums, Hy-
- @rangea Cuttings, August Lily
Bulbs, 35c doz; Elephant Ear
Bulbs, 20ce doz: 2 for 45c; 3
colors Hardy Phlox, Blue Ag-
- eratum, Foxvloves, Yellow

Hardy Asters, White Violets,
werbenas, Hollyhocks, 35c doz.
_ Add postage on small orders.
Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega,
Rt. 1, Box 35.

Mixed Colors Med Size Dah-
Fas, 75c doz; Verbena, 2 or 3
- eolors, 50c doz; Fall Pinks,
Buttercup, 40c doz; Mixed Iris,
Siberian Iris, 50c doz; Yellow
Cannas, Yellow Lilies, 30 doz;
Hardy Hibiscus. 4 for 25c;
White Narcissus, Yellow single
and Obl. March Flowers, 30c
doz. Mrs. Lona Blackwell,
~ Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Y Chrysanthemums: Tall Yel-
Jow and Maroon Rooted Cut-
tings also Dwarf Red Piilow
and Dwarf Pink Cushion
Mums, 50c doz: 3 of all 4 kinds,
_ $4.00, plus 15c postage for mail
_ orders. Cash, stamps, checks.
- Full count, prompt service. R.
W. Jordan. Atlanta, 876 Bar-
nett St.. NE.

* 50 Chrysanthemum Plants,
_ $1.00 Med. size blossoms, beau-
tiful colors, several varieties.
C. F. Giddings, Americus.

40 Iris; mixed, $1.20 C; Pali-
dma Dalmatiea, Giant Blue, 50
for $1.20; Purple Siberean, 25
for 60c; Jonquils, 4 Daffodils,
_ 60e C; 300 tor $1.65; Abelias,

_ 6 colors Althea Cuttings, 50 for

Bs oh Sala hag J. M. Hall, Calhoun,

' Lemon Lilies, $1.00; Japa-
nese Iris, American grown, 90
_ doz; White Fairy Lilies, White,
~ Yellow, 25c doz: Blue Ageran-
_ tums, 25c doz; Glads, blooming
size, 50e doz; Bublets, 15c doz;
Red Crepe Myrtles, rooted,
.25 ea; Hybrid Amarylilis, giant
size bulbs, 85c ea; Med size
40c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
= ussite Conner, Villa Rica, Rt.
2s ANSE Lavender Dahlia
Chrysanthemum Plants, $1.00
dez; Ageratum Plants, 5c ea;
Red Cannas, 55c doz. Exc. for
purpie or white Lilac, Cape
asmine and dbl. Geraniums.

Jack Brewster, Fitzger-





- FLOWERS AND SEED

FOR SALE



| Chrysanthemurns,



Jonquil and Narcissus Bulbs,
20c doz; Dusty Miller, 30c doz;
Orange Day Lilies, 40c doz;
Primeroses, 35c doz; Yellow
Jasmine, 25c bunch, rooted;
Purple Iris, 35e doz; Lady of
Lake, 30c doz: 3. kinds, Cactus,
25c ea: Cannas, 30c- doz. Plus
postage. Mrs. Otis Mashburn,
Cumming, Rt. 5.

City Portland Pink Hun-
garians, Madam Canard, $1.00
per doz: Giant Red, President
Red, Armenia Variegated,

King Humbert Yellow, $3.00

Cc. Fine Chrysanthemum

Plants, many var.' not labeled,

$2.00 per 100: Shasta Daisies,

= Cc. Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cor-
ele.

Perennial Verbena, Red, Pur-

ple, Variegated Pink, Rose,
Pink with White Eye, White
with Pink eye, 3 doz. rooted
plants, $1.00; 2 shades Pink
Hardy Phlox and Gaillardias,
3 doz. for $1.00; Red blooming
Mullein, 10c bunch, all packed,
add postage. Mrs. Minnie
Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt.. 1.

All colors Azaleas, $1.00 doz;
Sweetshrubs, Purple Iris, 50c
doz: Orange Day Lilies, Jon-
quils, 35c doz; Velvet Roses.
good roots, 10c ea: $1.00 doz;
Large mixed Colors Dahlia
Bulbs, $1.25 doz: Lemon Lil-

ies, 35c doz: English Boxwoods

8 to 15 inches, $3.00 doz; 30c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. J. H.
Evans, Ellijay, Rt.. 2.

All colors Blooming size
Azaleas, Red Maple, 50c doz;
Dogwood, Crabapple, Sweet-
shrub, Indian Arrow, Mt Laur-
el, Ivy, 90c doz; Purple Iris,
Arbutus, 30c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Azzie Farist Ellijay Rt. 2.

1 Fern and Boxwood, weli
rooted,. $1.00 ea; Purple Vio-
lets, 15 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
aa D. Tuck, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
ald.

Fall Pink Jonquils, Blue
Flags, White Flags, 35c_ doz;
Ginger Lilies, 30c doz; Snow
on the Mt. Day Lilies, 30c
doz: Blue Grass, 40c doz; Ada
postage. Exc. for print feed
sacks or white. Mrs. Ellie Wa-
ters, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Wild Easter Lilies, blooming
size, 20c doz. Exe. for White
Sacks. Plus postage. Miss
Joyce Holmes, Dublin, Rt. 6. .

Purple Lantana, nice clumps
20c ea; Milk and Wine Lily
Bulbs, large, 25c ea. Mrs. H. E.
McLeod, Dixie.

Purple Iris with large blooms
i Blackberry
Lilies, 35 doz; $1.50 per 100;
Horse Radish Root, 35c lb. 6
Plants with good roots for
printed feed sacks, 3 of kind.
Mrs... A. Woodring, Alto.

Dark, Bright Red, Pink Ger-
aniums, 10c cut; Tear Drops,
20c doz: Maple Begonia,15c;
Feathery Moss, 3 for 10c;
Golden Glow, 25c doz; Purple
Verbena, 10c ea; Moss Ver-
bena, lav. bloom, ic ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Leon Dodd, Al-
phareita.

Honeysuckle, Yellow. and
White, Himalayas Berries,
good for pies. Exc. for Box or
Yard Flowers. Mrs. &. W. Tid-
well, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

10 Crepe Myrtle Bushes, 162;
5. Purple Lijacs, i0c; Daffod-
ils, 10e per doz. Mrs. W. L.
James, Alpharetta, Rt. 1. .



| White Fairy

FLOWERS AND SEED
"FOR SALE



Red, Lavender, Geraniums,
10 cuttings, Red and White
Begonias, 10 cuttings, Sweet
Gum Ger. 5 cuttings, June
Cactus, 10c: 1 doz. mixed for
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. W.
O. Phillips, Ashland, Rt. 1.

Scarlet Sage Plants and
French Marigolds, 25c doz;
Lilies, 30c doz;
Want rooted Hawthorne exc.
White Wonder Dahlia. Mrs.
Clyde Logan, Austell, Rt. 2.

3 or 4 doz. Pure Yellow,
large size Dahlia Tubers. Exc.
with someone for some large
size Chrysanthemum. Slips or
Clumps. In evenings, call Wa.
1106. Rose Buchwald, Atlanta,
272 Parkway Dr. N. E.

Yellow Chrysanthemums,
very prolific and easy. to grow,
50c doz. Plants prepaid in doz.
orders. Mrs. E. G. Anderson,
Baxley, Rte 2:

Large, Bronze, double Cnry-
santhemums, 25c doz; Large
type Pink Verbena, 5c for reot-
ed pieces; Yellow Narcissi
Bulbs, 10c doz. plus postage, in
orders less than $1.00; Star of
Bethlehem, 5c doz. plus_post-
age. Mrs. P. R. Arnold, Bene-
volence.

Purple. Kiminonese Lily
Bulbs, 30 for 25e. Exc. for oth-
er colors, or for Dahlias, Sul-
tanas, Leopard Begonias. - Mrs.
J. I: Gandy, Cairo, Rt. 1.

Dbl. Yellow Humbert Can-
na, Orange Hemerocallis Li-
lies, Purple Violets, Jap Sun-
flowers, Yellow Jonquils,
White Narcissus, 35c doz; As-
paragus, 50c clump; Several
colors German Iris, 50c per
doz: Emperor Daffodills, 30c
doz: $1.50 C: $10.00 per M.
Mautile Harrison, Bremen.

Dbl. Jonquils,. April Nar-
cissus, $2.00 C; Yellow Thorne
Rose, 12 for $1.50; Lemon Li-
lies, $1.50. C: Star of Bethle-
hem, $3.00 C: Mountain Rose,
50e ea. Mrs. Beatrice Mosley,
Bremen,. Rt. 2, Box 86.

Royal Blue Iris, Lemon Li-
lies, King Alfred Jonquils, $2
per C; Purple Verbena, But-
ter and Egg Plants, 12 for 50c;
Blazon Star, Hi-Biscus, Presi-
dent Yellow Cannas, 6 for 50c.
Exc. for print sacks, 3 of color.
aoe Womack, Bremen, Box

Box Flower Cuttings: Ger-
aniums, Begonias, Ferns, Au-
gust and Amaryllis Lilies, Jus-
ticia, Rainbow Moss, Sultana,
Jews, Cactus, Exc. for solid or
print sacks. Mrs. Julia Wig-
gins, Buena Vista.

Hemerocallis. Lilies, large
blooming size, Emperor Cream
Wax Daffodils, $2.50 per 100;

White Spirea, Watermelon
Red Crepe Myrtle, Lemon
ily, 25 .ea.- Mrs. * Charles

Robinson, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

White Paper Narcissi, Jon-
quils, and Blue Easter lilies,
$4.00 ; Purple Lilies, 25c ea,
Yellow Thorniess Rosies, 2 for
25ec; Watermelon Crepe Myr-
tle, 25c ea; Jasmine Vines, 25c
ea. Add postage. Efferine
Mosley, Buchanan.

Boston . Ferns, _ Christmas
Cacti, Red Begonias, Straw-
berry Begonias, all in Jumbo
sizes, Begonias now blooming,
0c ea; any three, $1.35 parcel
post prepaid. No order for less
than 3. Mrs. Flora Nicholson,
Belvoir Gardens, Blairsville.

_ Ginger Lilies, 25c doz; Tril-
lium Jack-in-the-Pulpit, 50c
doz; Blue Bell, 25c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. James Waters,
Cleveland, Star Route.

Rooted Verbena, Lavender,
Purple, White, Pink, Red, Rose
Light Red with White Eye, wet
moss packed, 3 doz. for $1.00.
Mrs. W. H. Whitten, Chula.

Varigated Violets, 25c doz.
PP. Mrs, Morris Phillips,
Crandall.

-Dbl. Curly Gold Yellow and
variegated Marigolds, all col-
ers, Giant and Baby Zinnia
Seed, 25 cupful; Angel Trum-'
pet, Dark Red Princess Feath-
er Seed, large pkt. 10c. Mrs.
poneny: Harmon, Calhoun,- Rt.

Large Dbl. Marigold Plants,
mixed orange and light yellow,
50 for $1.00; White Violets, 50
for $1.00; Justicia, 50 for $1.00;
Mixed.Bulbs, several kinds, all
nice ones, 50 for $1.00. Mrs.
Arne West, Crawfordville, Rt.

Dahlias, mixed colors, $1.00
Doz: Blue Flags, Day lilies,
50c per doz: White Dogwood,
$1.00 doz; 10c ea; Pink Ram-
bler Roses, 25c ea; Velvet and
Bright Red Spring Roses, 10c
ea: $1.00 doz; Mixed Colors





Fall Pinks, 50c doz.. Add post-
age. Mrs, Wesley. Reece, Car-
tecay. - :

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE




Wednesday, May

FLOWERS AND SEED
~ FOR SALE



Dbl. Red and Pink Geranium
Cuttings, 10c ea; 3 for 25c. PE.
Mrs. Effie Helton, Baxley, Rt.
1,

Lilacs, Snowball, Rose ok
Sharon, Sweetshrub, Azaieas,
White Dogwood, Maple, indian
Arrow, White Pine, Cedar,
Poplar, Red Rose, Aspin, $1.75
doz. PP in Ga; Boxwood, 45c
ea. Money order. Mrs. C. L.
Bates, Cartecay.

Mammoth Russian Sunflow-
er Seed, 50c Ib; Jonquil Bulbs,
$1.00 C. Mrs. G, Collins, Cobb-
town, Rt. o

Little Pom-Pon Zinnia Seed,
20c large cupful; White bu.
butterbeans, 25c lb. Exe. for
print feed'sacks, or for named
varieties Dahlias. Mrs. Char-
lie A. Johnson, Covington, Rt.
3, Box 186.

Large Decorative and Com-
mercial type Chrysanthemums
White, Pink, Yellow, Bronze,
40c ea: $1.00 doz. labeled;
Small type, all colors, 7c ea.
Mrs. A. M. White, Atlanta, 413
Grant St., S. E., Ma. 1095.

Chrysanthemum Slips, not
labeled, 40c doz; 2 var large
Pink, Yellow lavender, 50c
doz; and 5c doz extra for_post-
age. Petunia, 4 OClock, Sweet
Gymson, Snow on the Mt.
Moss, 20c doz. PP; One very
large white Oleander Bush, $9.
Can be dug now. Mrs. G. P.
Nunn, Crawfordville.

Five doz. large size Miik and
Wire Lily Bulbs, 50c doz; 2
doz. large Red Canna Bulbs,
25ec doz. Mrs. N. B. Brady,
Cairo.

Purple Iris, 40c doz; Orange
Day Lilies, 30c doz; Purple
Butterfly Bushes, 25c doz; Jon-
quils, 20c- doz. Add postage.
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Red Spider Lilies, 60c doz.;
med.. 40c doz.; large, $2.70 C.;
med., $2.40 C. Paper White
Narcissus, 36c doz.; $1.65 C;
500 for $7.00. Del. ist and 2nd
zones. Miss Mittie Collins,
Smithville, Rt. 1.
Mixed colors
plants, 50c doz. Azaleamums,
cameo pink, 75c doz. Dav
Lilies, 50c doz. Daffodils, But-
ter and Egg bulbs, 25c doz.
Silver Lace Vine, 40c ea. Add
postage. No checks or stamps.
as Miles T. Tanner. Sanders-
ville.

Purple Violets, Purple Ver-
bena, Mixed Zinnias and Pe-
tunias, 25c doz... This Spring
planted mixed hollyhock, 30c

Snapdragon

doz. Dorothy Perkins Roses,
j0c ea. Not less than $1.00 or-
ders. Mrs. Grady Brown,

Stone Mountain, Rt. 1. -

Dwarf Flowering Locust,
large purple clusters, 50c: Also
Red Wine Berry Vines, large
prolific clusters of berries, 25c
ea. F. W.. Maddox. Stone
Mountain.

- Magnolias, Red. Holy. YeHow
Jasmine, Greybeard, Teaolive.
Sweetshrub, Red and White
Dogwood, _ Umbrellas, Red
Cedar, -Crabapple: <1 to /5..t:,
10c to 35c. Add postage. Mrs.
Seer Colson, TFoomsboro, Rt.

Easter Lily Bulbs, 20c doz.

Yellow Buttercups, 20c_ doz.
Exe. for White Printed
Sacks. - Plus postage.

Mrs.
Dee Colson, Toomsboro. ,

Yellow Buttercup. Bulbs,
Wild Easter Lilies, 20c doz.
Exc. for. White or printed

sacks, Plus Postage. Mrs.
James Connell, Toomsboro.

Dogwood, White Flowered
Sweetshrub, Boxwood; White
Pines, rooted, 25c ea. Small
amount of Jap. iris, 50c ea.
Add postage. J. B. Johnson,
Talona..

White Narcissus, 75c C. Blue
Iris, 30c doz. Daffodils, $1.00
C. White Spider Lilies, $1.00
doz. Blood root, 50c doz. Exe.
for Sacks or anything can use.
Add postage. Mrs. Effie Car-
ter, Temple, Rt. 1.

Milk and Wine Lilies, 3 for
$1.00. Hardy Phlox and Dbl.
Bronze Lilies, Butterfly Lilac,
4 for $1.00. Exe. for Thorn-
less Boysenberry, Everbearing.

Strawberries, Cushion Mums.
Fine Dahlias or Commercial
Blueberries. Myrtle Bras-

well, Temple, Rt. 1:

Red and Rose Evei*ooming
Begonia, Baby Boston Fern,
rooted, 25c. ea. Golden Glow.
25c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Lee Cromer, Royston, Rt. 1:

Red and Pink Verbena, 5c.
Snapdragons, Gaillardia; 25e
doz. Petunias. Snow on the
Mountain, 25e C. Red Cannas,
Se. Pink Cushion Mums, Sul-
tanas. 10c ea. Add postage.



-}Mrs. Bud Bond, Royston, Rt. 1.

White. 4 doz-, mixed or all 1.














































































Mixed Petunia, 25c per
Snapdragons, lc ea. Add po

age. Mrs. Guy Hart, Royston,
Rte. us
Giant Snapdragons,

Mixed Larkspur, lc ea. :
tain, 4 Oclocks, 25c C. 4 kinds
tunias. Snow on the Moun.

ea. Hydrangea, 50c ea.
Cushion Mums, 50c doz.
Lester Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1

Lilaes, Jonquils, Daffodils
Purple and Orchid Iris. All
cheap. Mrs. S. G. Clayton,
Roy.

Long Trumpet Yellow Daf-
fodils, Small Yellow Jonquils
Butter and Eggs, $2.00 Cc.
Lemon Lilies. Bronze Mums.
Red Dahlias, 50c doz. Exc. for
all color Dahlias except Red,
any color Mums, Snowoall
bushes, pink dogwood or any
yard flowers. Mrs. Lynn Rag-
land, Roopville. ;

Snapdragons, . res,
Clove Pinks, Blue Forget-Me-
Nots, Carnations, Feverfew,
Rosy. Morn Petunias, Agera-
tum, Canterbury Bells, Giant
Shasta Daisy. Salvia

Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley.

Red Spider Lily | Bi

blooming size, $1.00 doz.; $6.50
Cc. Add exchange to check
Mrs. M. P. Combs, Washin
ton, Re,

Whitman,

$1.00 .orders. Mrs. G
White Plains. :
Daffodils, Orange Day

Lillies, $1.00 C. White Fall
Pinks, 25c doz. Pink Peonies,
50e bunch. Pink Hydrangea
Cuttings, 4 for 50c._ Pi i

50c.. Add postage:
filled promptly. , Mrs.
Goble, Talking Rock, Ris 2

All colors Azaleas,
ing size. 2 to 4 ft., $1.00 doz.
Lilacs. Snowballs, Mt. Ivy, Mt.

Laurels, Almonds,
Bells, 25c ea. Dbl. Red and
Japonicas, blooming

White Pines, cS,
Mt. Laurels. Ivy. - $1-00 doz.
Dbl. _Red and Yellow Japo

old, %75c ea. All eolors Aza-
leas, blooming size, small ones, ~
50c doz.: 2 to 4 ft., $1.00 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. May Belle
Wright, Talona.

Large Hydrangeas, ;
1 large type Mum. Orcaid
cream center, 50 for $1.00.

Mrs. J 43. Bark, Triton:

Yellow Variegated Cannas,
3 dez:. 70c. Physostegia, Yel-
low Chrysanthemums. 2 doz.
25c.. Cape Jasmine, Weigelia,
different colors Rose Cuttings,
40c doz. Add postage.
for good printed sacks.
Sam Smith. Austell, Rt. 2.



Canna Lily Buds,
Wine Lily Buds. 10c ea.
for Printed Feed Sacks.
L. M. Weoten, Camilla.
Tris: Pink, . Purple,
Blue, Bronze and Yeilow,

Exe.
Mrs.

kind for $1.15.
ters and Sweet .
Azaleamums, 4 doz. for $1.15
Cash. Mrs.\H.:O. Padgett. At-
lanta, 160 Howard St: ,S. E.

Perennial . Phlox,
Anemones, Shasta
Cream Narcissus, Large Dbl.
Yellow Daffodils, $2.00 C
Hardy. Ferns, Blue Jap. Iris
Lemon Lily: Goldenglow, 5

doz.. Day Lilies. Yellow Vio
lets, 40c doz. Sadie Wilson,
Blue Ridge. : :

Purple Iris, large
Blackberry Lilies, Chrysan-
themums. $1.00 Ce
Horseradish root, 35 IJh.: |
plants with good roots fo
planting free with ea. lb. E
for Printed Feed Sacks, 3 :
. oo Mrs. J. A. Woodring

O.

Chrysanthemums: Collectio!
of Intermediate, Pompon, But
ton, Cushion, Korean, Dais}
types, all colors, 60 plants u
labeled, $2.00 Postpaid. Mrs
e . Woods, ~ Donaldsonvil

Small-paims and campno
shrubs, 40c ea. Fig sprouts
40c ea. 7 of any, $2.00.
Seaborn, Brunswick.

Large, blooming side glad
iolus bulbs, 75c doz.; 3
$2.00.. Free gift with ea. ore
Add 10ce postage. Mrs. .
Wilson, Atlanta, 943 G



wood Ave., N. BE.







_ FOR SALE



Bulbs, per doz: large cluster
am with orange cup Nar-
rissus, pure dbl. yellow daffo-
ils, 50c; red spider lilies, 40c;
ink spirea and oleander, yel-
low rose Texas, 35c ea. Add
postage. Miss Claudia Plant,
arshallville. :

ley Lily Pips, $3.50 C at

vy ne. $4.00 C del. or

5.00 C set out for you. B. J.

well, Atlanta, 416 Ga. Ave.,
E. Ma. 4052. es

Giant frost-proof, rust-re-

stant Snapdragon plants (the

d florists grow), pastel

les, 3 doz. for $1.00. Add

postage. Mrs. Scott Davis,
Hogansville.

October pinks ,all col., 30c
doz; spring Sweet Williams,
e doz. Tiger lilies, 30c ea.
ardy Phlox, 50c doz. White
a Lilies, 15c ea. Peach
giadioli, 50c doz. ~ Mrs.
a Rark: Eihijay. - Rt 2;
58.

30xwoods: 2 large, 120 in.
5200. in. high, $7.50 ea.:. 3
. size, $5.00 ea.; 139 for 75c
Several smaller ones, weil
cooted, 35c ea. Iirs. Henry M.
jones, Lula, Rt. 1.
Annual Red Salvia (Splen-
ids) Scarlet Verbena, 50c doz.
aaa T..C. Bee, Newnan,

All colors Azaleas, Bloom-
ing size, 50c doz. Velvet Roses,
c ea. Sweetshrubs, 75c doz.
dian Arrow. Red Maple,
hite Pine, $1.00. doz. All
ell rooted. Add postage.
Mrs. Cleave Cantrell, Oakhill.

Ali colors Azaleas, blooming

e, 50c doz. Velvet Roses,
Se ea. Sweetshrubs, 75c doz.
ndian Arrow, Red Maple,
White Pine, $1.00 doz... All
ell rooted. Add postage.
Mrs. Janie Waddell, Oakhill.

3 bu: Paper White Narcissus,
ice blooming size bulbs,
O00" btu... PP. Mrs. Ro.
ussell, Osierfield.

Tall Blue Ageratum plants,
Gaillardias, Tall Pink Fall
3looming Pink Asters, 15c doz.
Pauline Smith,.

Red President Cannas, 50c
oz.; Pink Verbena, 4 doz., 50c.
Variegated Blanket Flower, 2
1oz., 25c. White Iris, 40c doz.
agrant Yellow Cluster Nar-
issus Bulbs, $1.25 C. Salmon
Pink Sultana cuttings, 2 for
Searlet Red Verbena,
$1.00 orders postpaid.

elyn W. Seago, Pinehurst.

; c sale, Ic ea at my home. Es-
telle Colclough, Penfield.

-Snapdragon Plants, mixed
olors, 50 doz.: so eAfor
$1.25. Poinseitia Plants, 40c
doz? 3 doz. for $1.00, Del.
Damp Packed. Mrs. L. L.
Pearman, Pavo.

Well reoied, Purple Wisteria

ea. Butterfly Bush,

Physostegia, Agera-

tum, 40c doz. Boston Ferns,

25 ea. White Spirea, 50c

plant. No checks. Mrs. W. D.
Dorminy, Pavo.

-Searlet Verbena Plants,
well rooted, 50c per doz. Del.
ovirs. J. i. Jacobs. Marietta,
ARG. 3,

_ Rooted Angel Wing Begonia
Cuttings, Red and White, 2
for 35c. Add postage. Mrs.
- F. Drury, Waynesville.

oe 2c. ASparasus Sprengeria
Ferns, 25c ea. Several Um-
brella palms, 20c ea. 2 Red
Begonias. No stamps. Add
postage. Miss Thelma McGin-
is, Tilton,
~ White, Pink Oxalis, mixed
iderwort. Per. Asters, Per.
Phiox, Pink, Lavender Ver-
-benas, 5c ea. Mixed Mums,
Ageratums, Lupins, Mixed
Gaillardias, Sky Rockets. Blue
Jew, 25c doz. Plus postage.
Mrs. Wavey Lewis, Tooms-
oro.

Frost arid

-wilt resistant
mapdragons, Hardy. Peren-
ls, 35c doz. Dbl. White
: verfew plants, 30c doz. Del.

Mrs. L. FE. Stewart, ~McDon-

taarge Dbi Zinnias, mixed
olors, Sunset giant Marigolds,
edge Marigolds, fall bloom-
. 10c cupful; Pot O Gold
rigold, Dwarf, Hastings
Large Supreme, 10c per %
cup. Yellow 4 Oclock.- 10c
tbls. All PP. Coin, money
order or stamps. Miss Lillian
ardin, White, Rt. 1, Box 62.

Chrysanthemums, different
ieties, also shrubbery:
rn Bush, Abelia, Forsythia,
ins C. M. Dwight, At-

Capitol Ave, S. W..,

heart Roses, 50c ea.



FLOWERS AND SEED
| FOR S

Blue Salvia Plants, 35 doz.:

3 doz., $1.00. Siberian pea

(bloom early until late), and

Pink touch-me-not seed, 10c
teaspoonful. Bouquet cluster
Hot ~ Pepper,
up), 6 pods, 10c. Red Hot pep-
per, 7 pods. 10c. Add postage
to all: Mrs.--C. R: Sorrelis:
Monroe, Rt. 1. i

3-and 4 yr. shrubbery.

|Paradise trees. $1.00 ea; Eu-

$1.00 - C. Sweet-
SON T
gardenia, $2.00: Nandinas, 50c
and 75c ea. Old time. Narcis-
sus, $1.00 doz. Yellow spider
lilies, 50c doz. Pink oxalis,
$1.00 CC. Pompon zinnias, red
marigold plants, 50c doz. Mrs.
D. F. Arnau, Dublin, 518 Belle-
vue Ave.

onymous,

Sweet shrub, . dogwodds,

black gum, crabapples, 25c ea.
Azaleas, dif: cols., 2-4 ft., $1.00
doz. Smaller ones: 50c doz.
Yellow and blue Tris bulbs,
ferns, 50c doz. White pines,
hemlocks, $1.00. doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Pearl Stover.
Talona.

Purple King Iris, Daffodils,
Jonquils, Orange Day Lilies,
Naricssus, Privet Hedge, 75c
C: Red and Pink Azaleas,
Large Red Roses, Yellow Tex,
Rose, Red Running _ Rose,
White Running Rose, Purple
and White Lilac, Brides Bou-
quet, Bridalwreath, Pink Myr-
tle Bush, 2 for 25c. Well root-
ed, add postage. Mrs. Frank
Parks, Ellijay.

Collection 12 Ferns, 6 kinds,

Yellow, White, Blue
Birdsfoot, Calif. Violets, Pe-
tunia, Periwinkle, Jew, 25c
doz; $2.00 A; Palmer Violets,
50c. doz; Large Mixed Colors
Mums, Hardy Phlox, Ginger
Plants, Lions Heart, $1.00 doz;
Snowdrop Emperior Daffod-
ils, Poeticus Narcissus, $2.00
C. Mrs. J. H. Penland, Elli-
ay

Large Size Bronze Chry-
santhemums, Altheas, Weep-
ing Mary, 10c ea; Yellow,
White, Purple Fall Pinks, 50c
doz;. Large Clump Hardy
Phlox, Catnip, 25c; Foxglove,
Golden Glow, 15 bunch. Add
postage. Mrs. Maude Farist,
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Single and Double Yellow
March Flowers, White May
Flowers, $1.25 C: Large Bronze
Chrysanthemums, Weeping
Mary, Altheas, 10c ea; White,
Yellow, Purple Fall Pinks, 50c
doz; Large clump of Garlic
and Catnip, 25c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Irene Farist, Elli-
jay, Rt 1.

Mixed Colors Iris, Myrtle
Vine, Wild Iris, 25c doz; Dbl.
and single Orange Hemorcalis
Daffodils, Butter and Kgg,
Star of Bethlehem, 65c C; Var-
iegated Violets, 40c C; White
and Yellow Narcissus, Chester-
field Daisies, 20c doz; Physos-
tegia and Primroses, 25c doz.
Miss Frances Eller, Ellijay,
Rizo:

Nice Cactus Plants, 25c;
Window box collection of 8
plants . (different kinds) $1.50.
PP in Ga; also Dragon Flower,
Star Fish, Devils Finger and
many others. Mrs. J. N. Dun-
can, Jesup, RFD 2.

Mixed Colors Glads, 30c
doz; Mixed Colors. Hardy

$1.50:

Phlox and Jonquils, 25c doz;

Blue Violets, 40c C; Single and
Dbl Orange Hemorcalis, Dbl.,
Single Daffodils, Dbl. and sin-
gle Butter and Egg, 65c C.
Myrtle Vine, same price. Mrs.
Doyle Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Sweet Scented Yellow Daf-
fodil Bulbs, - April Blooming
Narcissus, 3 or 4 doz. Paper
White Narcissus, Ic ea. Add
postage: Mrs. W. J. Saunders,
Jenkinsburg.

Canna Lilies, Red and_ Yel-
low Day Lilies, Flag Lilies, $1
doz; Fall Lilac, Rose Bushes,
Well rooted New Years Vine,
all 20c ea. Mrs. W. H. Nor-
rell, Gainesville, Rt. 6,

Nice, well rooted Boxwoods,
6-12 inches, 20c ea: New Years
Vine, same price: Glad Bulbs;
Different Colors, $1.50 doz;
Perennial Hary Phlox, $1.00
doz; Foxglove, same _ price.
mee Turner, Gainesviile,

Canna Bulbs, President Red,
$1.00 doz; $5.00 C: Yellow and
Orange, 75c doz; $3.00 C: Or-
ange Day Lilies, White Flag,
$1.00 C. Exe. for Printed Sacks
add postage. Mrs. J. M. Mc-
Laughlin, Greenville.

Biue Tame Violets, Lemon
Lilies, Purple King Iris, 5c
C; Red Velvet Rose,
Texas Rose, Red and_ Pink
Azaleas, Bridalwreath, Brides
Bouquett, 2 for 25c. All well
rooted, add postage. Miss

Kathleen Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

(grows straight}

Yellow } 3



FLOWERS AND SEED

|) MFOR SALE

(

-Snowballs, Easter Bells, dbl.
ea. Min. Ivy, Laurels, Eng.
red and yellow japonicas, 50c
Dogwoods, 25c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. L. F. Evans, Talona.

Pink Almonds, Red and

Yellow Japonicas, 30c ea; Aza-

leas, Iris, 50c doz; Rhododen-
dros, Crabapples and Sweet-
shrubs, $1.00 doz: Cannas, 60e
doz; Tiger Lilies, Butterfly
bushes, 20c ea. Ground Ce-

dar, 20c ea. Add postage. Mrs.

ae Moore, Ellijay, Rt. 2, Box

- Mixed Colors Iris, 20 or more
eolors, 25. for: 40:.$1.50-" GC:
Light Blue Violets, 40c C; Dbl.
and Single Daffodils, Dbl. and
single Butter and Eggs, Star
of Bethlehem, Db. and single
Hemorcallis, Myrtle Vine, 65c
C; Blue Spider Wort, 15c doz;
Pin Cushion Cactus, 2 for 15c.
dane Henry Eller, Elijay, Rt.

Rhododendrons; azaleas,
calico bushes, galax, ivy, hem-
lock, white pine, spruce, silver
maples, ferns, arbutus, laurel,
dogwood, holly. others. Wet
moss packed. List on request.
Gordon Hunnicutt, Tallulah.

100 or more named varieties
Prize Winning Iris, incuding
China Maid Nationale Giant,
Icy Blue, Red Gleam, Old
Parchment, May Day. Mrs. T.
T. Patrick, Jackson.

Daffodils, Jonquils, $1.50 C;
Single Blue MHyacinths, 75c
doz; 13 Dwarf Boxwoods, all,
20 inches high, $3.50 ea; Black
Walnut Meats, $1.50. qt. Miss
ace Alexander, Jefferson, Rt.

Boxwoods, Arborvitae, large
to small sizes, Yellow, Easter
Rose, Purple Lilac, Pink Hi-
biscus, 15c ea: Petunia, Lark-:
spur, Dragonhead, White Nar-

| cissi, Purple and Blue Grape

Hyacinths, 35c doz: No orders
less 50c.. Mattie Duran, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

Truckload of Boxwoods, Ar-
borvitaes, all sizes and prices,
White Easter Rose, rooted, 25c
ea; Pink Christmas Cactus, 3
for 40c; Pink Radiance Rose
Cuttings, Pink Weigela Limbs,
White Star of Bethlehem, Pe-

-|tunia, -Larkspur and Dragon-

head, 25c doz. large orders. PP.
oe Duran, Cumming, Rt.

White Iris, 25c; Light Pur-
ple Verbenas, 15c: White
Yard Pinks with Yellow Cen-
ter, 20c; Hen and Chickens,

lie; Kiss Me and Teli You,|

10c; Pink Running Rose Bush,
75e plus postage. Mrs. Way-
mon B. Tate, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Field grown Chrysanthe-
mums, all colors, 30 assorted
kinds and colors, $1.00; Dr. Re-
gel, Hemerocallis Lily Bulbs,
6 for 25c. All prepaid. Mrs.
Maude Brooks, Arlington.

_90 Varieties Prize, Huge Ex-
hibition and Honor: Roll Dah-
lias, wranned and labeled, $2,
$3.00 and $5.00. doz: Glads:
Picardy, Peggy Lou, Maid of
Orleans, Margaret Fulton, Dr.
Bennett and others mixed, $2,
$3.00 and $4.00 C. Plus -10c
ei becaae C. A. Dobbs,. Gaines:
ville.

Semperviren Dwarf Box-
woods, 6 to 8 inches, 1000 for
$90.00; Sample, 100 for $10.00;
Watermelon Red Crepe Myr-
tles and White Eng. Dogwood;
$2.50 doz. Maude Hamby,
Greenville.

Nandinas, Ornamental Jeru-
salem Cherries, 75cdoz; Vinca
Minor, Ivy, Native Big Blue
Violets, Spider Wort, $10.00
per 1000. Lois Woodruff,
Greenville, Rt. 5.

8-10 in Boxwoods, $2.00 doz;
Dbi. White Kerria Japonica,
$2.00 doz; Perfume Plant, $3.00
doz; White and Pink Perennial
Phiox, $1.00 doz. Mrs. B. L.
Robinson, Greenville,

Old Eng. Dwarf Boxwoods,
Heavy, 5 yrs. old, 8 to 10 in.
Write for prices: Old Fashion-
ed Blackberry | Lilies, $1.00
doz; $5.00 C. Mums, 50c doz.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

Perennial Verbena, well
rooted, in bud and bloom, 4
colors, Scarlet, White, Pink,
Purple, $4.00 C; 60c doz; Cae-
salpinia, Gillesii Bird of Para-
dise, 1 yr. old bushes, 2 to 3 ft.,
2 for $1.50. Add postage on
less $1.00. Mrs. E. A. Smith,
Greenville, Rt. 3.

Rooted Boxwood, nice little
plants, $1.00 for 25. Mrs. R: F.
Terrell, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Old Fashioned Red Dbl.
Poppy Seed, 10c teaspoon. Add
oc stamp for postage. Mrs.
Julian Vickery, Hartwell, Rt.

Giant Flowered, rust-resist-
ant, frostproof, Snapdraigon
Plants, Pastel Colors, 35 doz.

Mrs. Scott Davis, Hogansville,

Sey

FLOWERS AND

-Larkspur,

Seance a

FOR SALE

S

Orange Lilies, Star-of-Beth-
lehem, Purple Foxglove, Wild
Tris, $1.00 C; Shasta Daisies,
Purple Verbenas, 45c doz;
Goldenbell, Forsythia; Weep-
ing Mary, White English Dog-
wood, Purple and Pink Al-
theas, Bridalwreath, Pink Hi-
biscus, 25c ea; Add postage.
Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Elli-.
jay, Rt. 3.

Daffodils, _ Orange. Lilies,
Star of Bethlehem, Wild Iris,
Tame SweetViolets, $1.00 C;
Purple Verbena, Pink Hardy
Phlox, Gold Button Mums, 35c
-doz;.. Goldenbell, _ Jasmine,
Snowball, 25c ea; Pink Hardy.
Hibiscus, Bridalwreath, Purple
and Pink Altheas, White Eng-
lish Dogwood, rooted, 2 for
25c._ Add postage. Mrs. Mol-
lie Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3,
Box 49.

White and Yellow Cluster
Blooming Narcissus Bulbs, $1
C; King Alfred Dbl. Varie-
gated Daffodils and Garlic
Bulbs, $1.50 C. Exc. for. White
Feed Sacks. Mrs. John Myers,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

White and Yellow Jonguils,
Dbl. Butter and Eggs, Yellow
Long Trumpet Daffodils, Yel-
low Cluster Narcissus, $1.25
Bird of Paradise, 75c ea: Has-
tings mixed colors Candy-
tuft, 50c doz. Miss Mattie Mc-
Curley, Hartwell. Rt. 2.

Cherokee Roses, large Pink

jand Dark Red Roses, Goose

Berries, 20c ea; Shasta Daisies, |
Orange Day Lilies, Trailing
Arbutus, Galax, Heartease,
Snowdrop, 35c doz; Exc. for
White Sacks. Mrs. _ Clifton
Davis, iMneral Bluff.

Sweetshrubs, Cherokee
Roses, large pink, rose, and
large white Running Rose, 20c
ea; Galax, Trailing Arbutus,
Shasta Daisies, Orange Lilies,
Narcissus, Snowdrop, Heart-
ease, 35 doz. Exc. for White
Sacks. Mrs. W. I). Davis Min-
eral Bluff.

Shasta Daisies, Blue Violets,
Evergreen Galax,
Trailing -Arbutus, Mt. Ferns,
hite Jonquils, Goldenglow,
40c doz; Add postage. Exc. for
Feed: Sacks or Box Flowers.
Mae Bell Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Mt. Ferns, Goldenglow,
Shasta Daisies, Evergreen Ga-
lax, Blue Violets, Trailing Ay-
butus, Sweet Peas, Snowdrops,
Jonquils, 35 doz; Hollyhocks,
all colors, 60c doz; Fall Pinks,
35e doz. Exc. for Box Flowers
or Feed Sacks. Mrs. Cv W.
Roper, Mineral Bluff. .

Large Chrysanthemums, 10
different colors, 40e doz; Cut-
tings from Pot Plants, Begon-
lias, Ger. Cactus, 10 cuttings,
50c; Pink Thrift, 20c doz., also
want Sultana Cuttings, Be-
gonias, Bareleaf Ger. Baby
Breathe Ferns, Holly Fern.
Will pay cash or exc. other
plants. Mrs. Charles A. Rice,
Maxeys, Box 90.

Running Roses, Periwinke-
les, 2 for 25c; White Lilies, Day
Lilies, 4 for 25c; Cumberland,
Raspberries, Pomegranate,
Weeping Willow, Basket Wil-
low, Silver Maple, Love Hardy
Poplar, Dyers Broom, Bridal-
wreath, Hardy Cactus, Bitrus
Trofoliata, Thunbergs Spirea,
any 4 for $1.00. Plus postage.
Josan Geia, Lawrenceville.

Bird of Paradise, 50c. ea;
Long Trumpet Daffodils, White
and Yeliow Jonquils, Dbl, But-
ter and Eggs, $1.25 C. Miss
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt.

Pink Thrift, well rooted, 35c
doz. Mrs. Cromer McCuriey,
Rartwell, Rt. 2. -

Blue Grape Hyacinth Buibs,

kin and Emperor Daffodiis,
Little Fragrant Yellow Nar-
cissus, all, 25c doz. Miss Vena
Brown, Hartwell.

Almond, 25c ea; 6 for $1.00;
Garlic, 50c doz; Catnip, Pep-
permint, 10c bunch; Garden
Sage, well rooted, 2 for 25c.
Add _ postage.( Print name.)
ee Lena Crump, Hartwell,

Petunia Plants, pretty bright
colors, Verbena, bright shade
of Pink, rooted, 35c doz. Mrs.
a F. Whitlock, Hartwell, Rt.

_ White Lady, Poeticus Nar-
cissi, Dbl. Daffodils, $1.00 C.
PP; Orange Montbretias, Pink
or White Oxalis, 50c C PP. No
orders less than $1.00. Mrs.
Steve Skelton, Hartwell.

Prize Winning
Chrysanthemums in pink, will
grow blooms 6 inches across,
$1.00 doz. Buttons in white,
yellow, 2 var. Yellow Pom-
pons, 75ce doz. Add 10c for



kinsburg.

50c -C; 500 for $2.00: Sir Wat- |.

Yellow Jonquils, le ea; Pink.

Anomenc {



postage. Mrs. C. L. Price, Jen-

FLOWERS AND SE

Exhibition, Largest type
Chrysanthemums, White, Yel-
low, Pink Spieder type, Yel-
low, Pink, Anemones, White,
Yellow, Pink, Wine Azale
mus, White, Yellow, Pink, $1.50
doz. Mrs. Wilson Caston, Jen
kinsburg. ae ae

Evergreen Galax, Trailing
Arbutus, Baby Iris, White Jon-

| quils, Snowdrops,. $1.00 C; Or

ange Lilies, 75c C; Purple Iris
40c doz; Golden. Bells, 20c ea
PP. Mrs. Cora Lingerfelt, Lov:
ing. ;

Extra Large Red Spider Lily
Bulbs, 50c doz; Dbl. Yellow
Narcissi, 25e doz; Odorus Ru
ulosus, Jonquils, King Alfred
Variety daffodils, Dbl. Daffod
ils, White Iris, $1.00 C.. Mrs.
Chif C. Dye, Middleton, Rt. 1.

Perwinkles, Snow on _ the
Mountain, Physostegia, Yellow
Narcissi, Pink Primroses, 10c
doz; 50c Yellow Cannas, 25c
doz; Exc. for Woodbine Vine
Coral Vine, Maiden Hair Fern
or Rose Geranium. Mrs. J. "
Stokes, Macon, Rt. 3, Box 405

Rose, White, Apricot Gera-
niums, 5c ea; Angel Wink Be-
gonia, 10c; Amaryllis Buibs,
15c ea. No stamps. Add post-
ae Miss Jewell Martin, Rt.

Louisianas, $4.00 C.,
Wells, Moultrie, Rt. 1.

' Searlet Verbena Plants, wen
rooted, 50c doz. Del. Mrs. J. L
Jacobs, Marietta, Rt. 3. :

6 Milk and Wine Lilies, 50c;
50 Yellow Narcissus, 75c; 23
Humbert Red Cannas, 50c; 50
rooted Hybrid Verbenas, mix-
ed, 75c; 50 Scarlet rooted Ver-
benas, 75c. Add postage. No
stamps or checks. Mrs. M. D.
Holland, Meigs, Rt. 2. a

Anemones, 50 for $1.00;
Shasta Daisies, Calif. Violet,
Birdfoot, $1.50 C; Fine Hardy
Ferns, 8 for $1.00; Wild Yel-
low Oxalis, 3 doz. $1.00. Mrs.
Addie Wilson, Morganton. _

Mixed _ Colors Dbl. Med.
Dahlias, 50c_doz; Mixed Co
ors Hardy Phlox Mums, 40c _
doz; Mixed colors Iris, Little
Siberian Iris, White and Yel-
low Narcissus, March Flowers,
50c doz; Hardy Hibiscus, Viger
Lilies, Red Hot Pokers, Oak-
leaf Hydrangeas, 6 for 50c. No
checks. Add postage. Mrs.
es Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt.

Thornless Roses, White Dog-=
wood, Red. Birdseye, Deutzi
Purple Lilac, White Roses,
Pink Dorothy Perkins, 25 ea;
English Dogwood, 15c, 10c, 25
doz; Red _ Raspberry, Db
Tansy, _Horehound, Galixs,
Yellow Dock, Flag, 25c clump.
ae Mollie English, Demorest,

Trillums, Jack-in-the-Pulp
Water Lilies, Yellow and
ange Snapdragons, 12 for 50c:
Hardy Phlox, Spanish and
Dutch Iris, Mums, Dahlias,
Lemon Dbi. Orange Lilies,
Blackberry, Tiger Lilies, 12 f
$1.00; Bluebells, Pink Thrift,
12 for 25c. All moss packed.
ee M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega,

Privet Hedge and Blue Vio-
lets, 50c C: Golden Gio

White Daisies, Purple Flock

Mixed, colored, sweet, 50c doz;
Silver Maple Weeping Willow,

Pussy Willow, 25c ea. Exe. for
Print Feed Sacks. Mrs. W. D,
Ralston, Ella Gap. a

Mt. Holly, Mt. Ivy, Black-
haw Bushes, 25c ea: Long Le
Mt. Ferns, 30c doz; Glads, 30
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Pres-
ley Fowler, Diamond. fh

White Physostegia (summer
blooming), Lavender PhySos-
tegia (Fall . blooming) Red
Korean Chrysanthemum, Dark
Red Daisy Chrysanthemu
Yellow and bronze
mums, 50c doz;

(Vinea) 25c doz.
Buibs,
Bulbs,

Elberton. apie
Lemon Lilies, Jonquils, 50e
C; Blue Violets, 15c doz; Daf-
and White Narcissus,
75sec C. Azaleas, 3 for 40c;
White, Purple Lilacs, Yeilow
Texas Roses, Red Roses, Bri
Bouquett, Althas, 2 for |
Pink Crepe Myrtles, 2 for 45
Red Honeysuckle Vine,
ea: 2 for 75c. No checks
stamps. Add postage. Mr
See Southerland, Ellija

bena, large Bronze Chrys

themums, Guillardias, mixed

Fall Pinks, all 35c doz:

for $1:00. Add po:
Bennett,




ax MACHINERY FOR SALE

MACHINERY OR



a 1500) C4

Vary Tare Bronze
Chrysanthemums 10c ea;
Vhite, Yellow, Lavender Fall

s Foxgloves,

Mrs. Gertrude Reece, Ble

nd ae eben. Pur-
ng. Wisteria, 25c
ed ponEe Walker, Toc-

and ~ Mexican

: Winter Bloom-

mine and Honeysuck-

es, 3( : White Iris, Dbl.

af odils, White and Yellow

Cissus, Snowdrops, Blue

White Striped. Violets,

hrysanthemums, all _ colors,

ar type, Brown Daisy

rysanthemums, 25c. _doz.4

Ww. Hughey, Fair: |
RE

W. fe bs Lilies, 50c ea:
Nhite Hydrangea, 40c ea: Pink
dxalis, 6: for 2oe* Maiden Hair
fern, Rainbow Moss, Grape
}egonia, 25c ea; Purple Flags,
-urple. Iris, 50c doz: Daffod-
White Narcissus, Lemon
ilies, $1.00 C. A. C. Hughey,
airmount, Re
Hardy Blue Agerantum, 20c
( 6 doz. for $1.00: 3 shades
ink Verbena,. 0c per. bu.
: postage. Exe. for
hion Bleeding Heart or
oted eating of Lace Fern, |.
Mrs. M. M: Kel-

Large Fall Purple Daisy, 40c

Large Yellow Popcorn,
5c cupful. Plus postage. Mrs.
cy May, Franklin, Rt. 4.

Yellow Japonicas, 25c ea;
on Lilies, 35c doz; Purple
Lavender Iris, 45 doz:
inter Pinks. 30 doz:

- Sweet Williams, 35c

C Snow on the Mt. 25c doz,
Yellow Button Pinks, 30
oz: No checks.
ao, ae Dae: Hilyay. Re

ne Violets, Purple Ver-
spring planted, mixed
lyhock, 35c doz: Nice size
mixed

IS LUG.
ders less than ar 00. Mrs.
, tone Moun-

Ww Cream i
. Daffodiia, Perennial
a = Calif, tue eee

S koe 3 ef kind Print Feed
s, dark pattern preferred.
es 1. 5 Gladden, Talla-
Sa, ies

1000 ee Hedge Planis.
ergreen, $2.00 M. Exc. for 3
Feed Sacks, all aes

- 25 or more "different
undred lots. All PP. Mrs.
E. Spence, Carrollton,

OC
a White ee Lily Plants,
; Doeenes: Miss

Bink Momiie Glory,
poon for 10c; Hardy Cin-
Cane Jew

green

ering ce rooted, 10c;
ite Hibiscus Seed, 150 for
= BE Moore, Su-

Fall Pinks,

is, Fale Orange Day.

nowdrops, Daffodils, C

issus, Calif. Blue_ Violets,

Williams, Birdsfoot

$2.00 C: Azaleas,

Hemlock, Mt.

: Rhododendrons. white

; Pink Cherokee

(2:40. .3 ft... $1.00 dez.

for Printed Feed sacks,

or 4 of kind. Mrs. Gladys
c son, Mineral Bluff.

ple Tris, 45c doz; White
Williams, 35c doz: Le-
Lilies, 40c doz: Yellow
50c bunch: White Pine,
a; White lilies, 29c a.
r Print sacks, no chks.,
postage. Mrs.
ae Rt. 3. :

mneysuckle Vines. 15

hy. Perkins and_Wis-

Santaloupe seed, 50c tea-
firs. A. TL. Branan, -Ma-

ea:

Add. postage. '

Cactus, 25e%ea.

Nar-|

Cream.

+Blue Dbl.

;jSpider Lily.

2 ace eit rooted, 24 Nee old,

| Cape Jasmines, $3. 00 ease for
"Alhons

$5.00; = PPS Mrs. Bi Parten,

Royston, Rt. 1.

Emperor Cream Wax Dat-

-fodils, large, $2.50 C; Lemon
Lilies, 25c ea; Hemerocallis,
$200 Cs White,
Iris, 60 doz; White Spirea,
Watermelon Red Crepe Myrtle
25c ea. Mrs. ee Robinson,
Bowdon, Rt. :

All colors Tris, 60c aor all
colors Chrysanthemums, . 30
doz: Lantanas, 15 ea: Dbl:
Orange Day Lilies, 35c doz.
Mrs: Ja: Garner, Warthen.

Evergreen Scotch Brooms,

Dbl. Pink Altheas, Pink Hy-
dranges, rooted 20c ea; Peren-
nial Phlox, Perennial Peas,
Siberian Iris, Physostega 20c
large bunch. Exc. for Narcis-
si, Trumpet Jonquils. Write
first. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, iHia-
wassee.

r ereses, 35c doz; 3 doz. for $1;
Glads, 75c;..3 doz. $2:00.. Ali
blooming size, Extra bulbs
free with each order; Pink
Spider cere mixed Azalea-
mums, Red 4. OClocks, 25c
doz; Silver Lace
Add postage. Jeanne Wilson,
ae Ae 943 Greenwood Ave.

Arborvitaes, 30c ea: Crab-
apples, White Pines, Red and
White Dogwoods, Azaleas, 2
to.3 ft. 90c doz; White Jon-
quils, Galax, Orange Lilies, $1
C: PP. Mrs. Addie Abercrom-
bie, Loving.

Dahlias, ready May 10: white
Wonder, and White King, 30C;
Jersey Beauty, Pride of Calif.
Large Yellow, 25c ea; Small
Red Pompons, 15c; Mrs. I de
Ver Warner, 35c: Also Snap-
dragons from Pots, $1.00 doz.
Artillery plants, Jade, Be-
gonias and Sultanas. Mrs. T.
Si Series Atlanta, 179 Palatka

it

Christmas and TWankeeiwine
Sigar Plants,
White and Yel-
Chrysanthemum
Mrs. R:<T.

10c cutting.
low Daisy
Plants, -25> doz.

|Rowan, McDonough, Rt. 2.

Boxwoods, About 200 6 to
10 ft. high, 50c:to $10.00 ea.
Mrs. J. W. Mitchell, Lithonia,
Rts 3:

17 for $1.00. Lemon Verbena,
35c doz.: 3 doz. for $1.00. Mix-
ed Fall Pinks, 40c doz.; 3 doz
for $1.00. Pink, Red Azalea-
mums, 3 for 25c.
Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Lawrence-
ville, Wt ke

Sultanas, Orange, Pink and
Red, rooted, 15c ea.; 2 for 25c.
Hydrangeas, pink and blue,
Rainbow Moss, Lantanas, Dbl.
Petunias,. 10c ea.; 2. for 15e:
Del. in Ist. and 2nd zones.
Mrs. J. O. Wilson, Martin.

Marie Rose, Dbl. Morning
Glory. 25 seed for 10c. Plant
now for beautiful summer and
fall blooms. J. M.. Burch,
Carrollton, 140 Newnan St.

Giant, Majestic Frostproof,
rust resistant Snapdragon
plants. Pastel shades, 3 for
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs.
Robert S. Cook, Jr., Hogans-
ville, RFD No. 3.

Grape Begonias, June Lily.
Green Leaf Caladiums, Red
and Pink Oxalis, Rooted dif-
ferent colors Geraniums, 15
ea.: 2-for 25c. Geranium cut-
tings. 10 for $1.00. . Pretty-|.
By-Night Seed, 15c tblspoon.
Pink Hydrangea, 30c ea. Add
postage.
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

100 or more Prize Winning

List sent upon. request.

Mrs:
T. T. Patrick, Jackson.

ple, red with white eye. and
rose, 3 doz., $1.00. Mrs.--H. B.
Roberson, Chula, RE

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED _





Want Regal Lilies, Pink and
Hyacinths, White
and: Pink Single hyacinths.
Give size in diameter and
price by 12 and 100 lots. Guar-
anteed true to name. Mrs. F

*1M. Combs, Washington.

Want to buy Red or Pink
Write color and
price. Mrs. I. V. Johnson, Ce-
,|dartown, Rt. 3:

Want 1 rooted Cutting of
Martha Washington Geranium,
Mrs. Homer Turner, Loring.

Want Red, Yellow and



White Sultanas at once. Mrs.

= We. Delopeh. Groveland.

Snapdragon,
Holyhocks,

pines,

Deep Blue |.

| Per ennial Phlox,

Ranusiebin A lamonse. Tub-

Vine, 10c.:

Sultanas. 3 for 25c: 7 for 30c:

Add postage.

Miss Thelma Hayes, .
Iris, named varieties, 25c ea.}-

Rooted perennial Verbena.
dave red, white, lavender, pur~

Diesel power unit.

well rooted Pink |
Larkspur, Dbl.
Hardy _ Asters,
|+Shasta Daisies, Per. Blue and
Pink Scabiosa, Gerberas, Lu-
Tritoma, . Delphiniums.
Mrs. Frank Kirkland, ae
coochee. Rt. ae

Want White Sultana cut-
tings. Exc. 4 lovely dark ones,
all different. Mrs. Annie
West. Crawfordville.

Want Bulbs: Tulips, Jon-
quils, Narcissi, by hundreds
and thousands. Exc. Evergreen
Scotch - brooms, Boxwoods,
_ Per. Peas

Physostegia. Write
Hattie Kimsey, Hia-

Want

(pink),
first.
wassee.

Want 1 each of Red and
White Camellia. Japonica, kind
that has dark green leaves,
also 1 pink, 1 white, 1 yellow
Azalea; Also 1 White Lilac, 1
Red Dogwood. must be well}.
rooted and packed with mois- |
ture. Write prices. Mrs.
Daisy Johnston, Grayson.



SECOND - HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



1 used*Farmall F-20 tract-
or, motor No. .C: 64154.-.on
steel, also. 1 Hammer King
Hammer Mal alin fare
shape. Geo. A. Palmer, Col-

bert, Rt. 2

Second hand Grist Mill and
crusher, for sale at Frank Rid-
leys about 7 mi. Dahlonega,
on No. 9 Hwy. Mrs. Mary We-
hunt, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

McCormick-Deering 10-20
tractor, 2 disc plow, and disc
harrow, $400.00. Ray Easley,
Ellijay, Rt 3:

JD: Binder. in goed cond.,
ee sale. J. A. Shaw, Wood-
ville.

McCormick- Deering binder,
8 ft. cut, ean be changed to:
6 ft. cut, fair cond., $75.00 at
mv farm, 12 mi. So. Hawkins-
ville on Hwy. es Freisch,
Finleyson. :

Corn Shucker sheller: $295.- =
00: Avery 4 disc tiller with
seeder and rubber, $225.00:
rotary hoe, $98.00; 2H: wagon,
$75.00. Troupe Ashley, San-
dersville.

J. D. 6 ft. Binder, running
cond., blades and cloths, have
cut 1 crop, ane 00 at my farm,
10 mi. So. Forsvth- on No. 42
ey Roe: Holloway, Cullo-

en :

1 H. weeder, good as new,
for sale. T. L. Hill, Coving-
ton, Rt. 1, phone 5974.

Papec Ensilage Cutter for
sale. Jas. - Lenox, Atlanta,
eae Box 626. *phone Ma

One No. 60 five ft., Allis
Chalmers Combine, 38 model,
completely overhauled in
1944, $375.00: want a 6 row
model X.
late model tractor cut disc or
gang disc. MM. Sanders,
Commerce.

David Bradley Ensilage cut-
is in good shape, $75.00. J.

Waters. Gainesville. Rt. 6.
Clee Rd).

One 1944 Model H John
Deete on rubber, with starter:
and lights, also one 3- ae
Athens Tiller and 6-disc J.
tiller and cultivators. we B
Prather, Monroe.

A 1944 J. D. H- on good |.
rubber, starter, lights and
power lift, and ere di
D. Tiller, 3 disc and -dise:'|
Brandt Malcom, Good Hope |

ready for werk, $150.00.
G. Hall, Eatonton, Rt. 1.

300 gal. horse. dtawn, motor
attached, Orchard type, Bean
power spray (peaches or pe-
cans): machine, in good cond.
$400.00. L. R. Youngblood,
Buena Vista.

or,
eS

1 practically new Ford Fer-|

guson tractor with Bush and
Bog harrow, os - spreader,
sub-soiler, etc. . Hix, Mon-
roe.

Model M. Farmall tractor
on rubber and 1 Int'l UD 14
RCo Rry=s
er, Jr., Manchester, phone 75.

2 row cultivators, complete
with disc tiller, fenders and
hydraulic lift for Allis Chal-
mers C_.Model tractor. Bob
Smith, Stephens.

/6 ft. Case Combine, power.
take-off. Can be seen at Doug-.
lasville. L. Morris, ee
ae Emory Dre . De

J. D. 2 row side dressing at-
tachment, never used, fits
John Deere A,.B and H tract-
ors, $100.00, del. anywhere in
Ga. W:. Ne as h.



ohnson, Warren-
ton, 1}

root duster, and a.

ieee

One 15-30 Hart-Parr_ tract- fa



cultivator.

9" FE co
Mc-

never used, for sale. E. H
Michael, Buena Vista.

Oliver No. 55 Corn -Planter.
plates for Beans, Cotton and
Corn. Nearly new cond. $15.00
here. Will not ship. soe Mr.
Sullivan, Ben Hill, Rt. 1, Ail.
phone Am 1687.

Allis Chalmers with Tiller
and Cultivators. for sale. Vic-
tor Richey, Commerce. :

Peuiiatoe planters, distri
utors for Case =e C. tractor,
also will fit Case R. C: and D
C. tractor: pick-up ateaeand
for Case A6 Combine, one
-for sale. Ffollis Evans,
wood, Rt. 2. . a

1 DeLaval cream separa or
No. 5, on stand, in good run-
ning order, $25.00 FOB. WwW
Carpenter, Tifton Rt. b=

A 3-80: saw: -Continental

A 4 stand Gullett Gin, ceca bearing outfit, automa ic

power gin, including 2 type
press, seed conveyor and
seales, complete, automatic
feeder, fan, etc. Ready for op-
eration, excellent cond. | $5,-
500.00 FOB. Clifford Hyers,
Blackshear. |

Set of tractor, J. D., 2 row
middle breaker | ane lister
planter, for model tractor
(H-40-83), complete Pectin
distributor, etc. in serviceable
cond., planting every day. 9
mi. S. E. Colquitt, L. E. Phil-
lips. Colquitt. 22 j

~ 80 saw Gullett multiple Hull
extracting cleaning feeders,
also 4-80 pneumatic elevators,
etc: C. R. Mason, Madison.

Allis Rees We GC: culti-
vator, used - grok sale or
trade for a Nee 5 disc Tiller
or a side del. rake. Must be

good cond. Fred Webb, Moul-|

trie, Rt. 4.

2 H. wagon, good cond., ex-
cept tires are thin: stout wag-
on with roller bearing wheels,
$50.00 at my home. Mrs. W. T.
Young. Jasper, Rt. 2%

F-12 Farmall tractor. new
rubber on back, good rubber
on front, motor _ first class
cond., 8 disc harrow: 2 disc
plow, 7 ft. power mower. all
good shape. John E. Mayes,
Hartwell.

<i Bor iimediate sale, 1-W-30].

Int'l tractor, Ist class mech..
cond.. good_ rubber,
disc Tiller plow. all first class
shape. Write or wire. C.
Cooper, Lumber City, Rt. 1.

A 2 row corn and cotton
planter with cultivators and
fert. attachment complete.
made to fit. -F-30 -Farmall
tractor. Write Frank Pope,
LaGrange, 329 Ben Hill St.

J. D. model A tractor, on
rubber. in good cond., for sale.
W.-H. Waller, Molena, Ried,

1 large farm bell, and few
other items for farm equip-
ment. H. C. Martin, Atlanta,
eon Place, N. E. At

Fairbanks Morse scales, 14
ft. long, good cond., $100.00.
re B. Stocks, Leesburg, Rt.

1 new 12 ft. tractor weeder,
1 tractor drawn rotary hoe, 1
tractor cotton duster for J. D.
1 No. 5 J. D. power Mower,
7 ft. blade, fits any tractor,
good as new.. Fred Flanders,
Dublin, Rt. 6.

Small 1 row farm tractor |
with complete set of cultivator
equipment. Dise harrow, bot-
tom plow, sub-soiler, and. ball
bearing riding eart, at my
farm, old State Hwy.. No. 50;
five mi. W. Tifton, $375. a Ww.
F. Lawhorn, Tifton, Ret; (

Old Hickory 2 H. wagon,
good running cond., $85.00 also
1 and 2 H. turner plows: and
other farm tools. Inquiries
answered containing stamp.
Mrs. L. A. Sanders, Ashland.

6 Row tractor duster, 2 disc
D. Tiller, both good cond.
Carson Bass, Warwick, Rt. 2.

McCormick Reaper and
Binder, almost. new, cut. about
40 acres oats. Write for price.
Ee Baxter, Ludowici.

A 4 can elec. milk box. used
in dairy, good shape. H. Cc:
Bryant, Chipley. a

A 200 gal. Myers ohard

spray with -Leroy 4H. high |:

speed engine, in good shape,
$150.00 FOB Madras. J. F-
-Cook, Newnan, Wt 2:

1 new Intl. Combine,
Oliver 8 row grain drill, with
fectilizer attachment, used
only 7 day M. E. Reed, Oak-
wood. :

Fordson tractor, old model
with side plow, first class
cond. No junk. D. G. Wood.
Adairsville, Rt. 1.

aa

2 H. wagon for sale or trade |

for 1H. wagon.
Conyers.

Hinman milking machine, 2
units, in good cond., for. sale.
B. McH. Cline, Atlanta, 40%
Grand Theatre Bldg.

Model A Ford motor,

C. J. Mobley,

on

frame with pully also Papec :

insilage cutter, mowing ma-
chine, hay rake, corn planter t:
with attachments for planting
beans, all A-1 cond. R. M.
-Bargeron, Conley, 1760 Boui-

with 8].

| Atlanta,

Lat

tramper, dbl. box press, com
plete, for sale;1 mi. No. Com
merce. Write. H. W. Wheel
Savannah, 31 E 4th St. Ta
nall Homes.

Small - Sears hand mill for

College Park, Rt. 2, Box 38
phone Ca 9785. Le

1 new Lilliston oett. fo
ing weeder made for. Force
Ferguson tractor. W. C. M
Cranie, Milan.

os. D. tractor on steel
10.20 also J. D. s i
both in good shape, for $5
at my place, 4 mi. W. A
ville, on Rome
Wood, Adairsville, Rt. 1

New Era dairy steam boiler,
good cond., with

hood, $35.00. Feces Sand
Eatonton.

1 set steel wheels for Mo i
H Farmall; used onee. C, |
Elam, Doerun.

Almost new Avery Mowe
with both tractor and team
hitch, also old Deering. mow
er and 1 H. rake. R. G. Hick
lin, Atlanta, Rt. 1 (Jonesbor
Rd. 3D phone Wa 3788.

Intl. mule drawn Hay presen
$25.00... at farm: Newman
Evans, Commerce, Rt. 3.

Intl. pick-up hay baler, prac-
tically new: also grain binder,
slightly used. W. F. Arrington,
81 Cain St. phone
Ma 466. =

tie 3 Roller syrup mil
ee power, for sale. Mrs.

Mealer, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Het of Blacksmith tools, good
cond., for sale. Write or see.
Ben Taylor, Haralsen =

6 row Root power Cotto
Duster for tractor with 14
Lauson unit, perfect con
aS 00 cash. Write or see.

. Horton, Grovania.

- l-new complete set culti
tors: for -J./D; tractor, ne
used. H. .M. . Colvin, --Loe
Grove. see es

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTE



Want power Hay bales
O. Williams, Concord. ce

Want planters and fertilize
distributors. for F-12 Farmall
tractor. State cond. and pr
John R. Hall, Jr., Moultrie. |

Want 1 H. mowing machine
and hay rake, also drag har-
row. George Gunn, Avondale
Estates, Box 175 De 5343.

Want 5 ft., tandem. tractor
disc harrow. Mack hoe
Calhoun, Rt. 3.

Want. buy Combine, go
shape, for a model. A arm
tractor,
once.
ton;

Want an. oil Guiding outf
for 18 by 20 tobacco nore
D. Evans, Ousley.

Want good, strong mow.

,| machine for J. D. tractor, Stat

cond,, how ie used and b
cash price. -P.. Malcom So
cial Circle, Re 2, Box 47 :

Want A power Cane Mill 0
gearing for: same. H.
Hughes, Stone: Mountain, Rt

Want good, heavy. 1H
gon, for my Cobb Co. oe rm
A.D. Kennedy, Atlanta,

Box 1347.

Want.1 row. Walking cul
eet ts are

Johnson, Senoi, Rt.

Want one block ae
tractor. L. .T. , Carter,
Mountain, Rt. a

. Want Allis- Chalmers tr

and mower; would consi
M. International. Ralph-Jor
Athens, Rt.

Want 1 oe table
Cream poe
good cond. J. J. Waters, Lou
ville, 415 E. Broad St =

Want 1 good 6 ft. Binder,

machine. Also for sale Cole
h.p. boiler for cotton gu
other farm purpose (
Insurance inspection



dercrest Rd. Wa 6935.

Garrison, Home







or. 2 loud ee Con
> Biggers, es

it power. ee off for
B Allis- Chalmers trac-
ate cond. and_ pace. A.
ears, Madison, Rt.

Bush and Bog harrow.
make and price. Prefer

so Cc Smith, Riv-

used - apt on re

oe 27 Carter

= Box |

nt Bo - Allis- a or
mall A tractor, cultivators,

s, distributors and Till- |

refer late model, also 6

J. D. Tiller. All to be
|, reasonable price.
yant, Fort Valley.

buy from a farmer,.

ginnery metal Sepa-
four stand 80-saw

r.
_V. E. Durden, Graymont.

7 a Allis Chaimers

,Cultivators and pow- -

Ur anamiscion for 15-20
_ tractor: urgently
deo We Richards,

buggy. Will buy. or
Miss Dur-

rant 1
ch. other value.
Altman, Alma.

ant 2 H. hay rake, in good
oc. C. Gibson, Fairburn,

ant any make Combine, 5
State cond. and price.
. Davis, Americus, Rt. 2.

. ant power take-off for Al-
Chalmers model B tractor.
Warren, Stillmore.

bee igi eee 5 or 6 ft.

ombine, in first class cond.
Moseley, Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Z.



Ac-

| velvet beans, $5. 00 bu

Want _ tractor, most.
make. Will exch. value and
pay difference if deserving.
Contact. Have for sale, old
model Fordson cylinder block
and head. J. :
Gham. es 4351..



_ INCUBATORS AND



1 Leland Wilson elec. cab-

used 1 season; line new, $125.
Mrs. W. E.



INCUBATORS AND
~BROODERS WANTED



Want Inc., in good = econd,,
either elec. or oil burning.
Give full information and
price. Mrs. John W. Ce
Oeilla, Rt. 2, Box 216.

tor; Ker.
cond. State price and parti-
culars: -Mrs.. Ho H.

vart. Rt Pees



BEANS AND oe
FOR SALE

~



50 bu. sound, early mpccmcs
tae
Gilbert, Dexter.

White
peas, $8.00 bu. at my home or
COD. Sound and cee Be
Martin, Cumming, Rt.

Biloxi beans and New Era
field peas, small amount ol
each, $6.00. bu. L. A. Cald-
well, Gay.

Col. bunch butter-beans, 50c

also eatable Soy beans, same
price, He Ax Mickler, Dry
Branch, Rt. 2

50 bu. Clays, $6.00 bu: 5 bu.
Whips, $6.25 bu: 4 bu. Brabs,

= | $6.50 bu; 2% bu. Mixed, $5.75

aed and_released by C.
hur Cheatham, Director of

the filing of claims be-
the Veterans Adminis-

it is often necessary to
lish proof of certain state-

s by presenting substanti- |

ing | evidence. One of the
mportant ns of

d preparing such evi-
. This service is
1out charge of any kind

aying for a certified copy
birth certificate or death
icate or other such doc-

feate | because this can*

used. in- many. ways. First
: t is used:to prove the

the person. Next this.

irth certificate can. be

establish that persons

their names should

the registration of the

. In applying for insurance |
efits, a mother who is nam-
as beneficiary that she is

nt of the serviceman;
th certificate - of - the
man is used for this

same birth certificate
9@ used as one piece of
pieces of evidence to:
ae the age of that ser-

ans mother or father.

iciary, the insurance},
aid to her according:

e. If she doesnt have

birth certificate, 13)
to secure a delayed }.

tificate for. her. This
ne by presenting three
the ae of evidence to

help in this | way.

le in. establishing a

ae certificate is. 2

attendance: or the hos- |

record if. that - is. avail-

le. A baptismal record is ac-

blean insurance policy
east five years of age
nt from_.an employer
Bibleare just a few
~many forms of evi-
eeded and used by. our

aie oe

done

bu. All in 2%
bags, FOB. -W. .
Devereaux.

Mixed peas, $6.00 bu: Brabs,
S100: -bi. 7 CL. Thompson,
Greensboro.

Brabham Peas,

a shipping

= Eehe ek

Peas, $6.60 FOB.
ner, Warthen.

White Half Runner. Beans,
A0e cup: 3 for $1.10- Cash: or
money order; no checks. Mrs.
Lois Ashworth, Dacula. i

Calfi. Black eyed Peas, $7. 00
bu Clean and sound: HD:
Cook, Buena Vista, Rt. 5.

J. Li. Gar-

small quantities.
Arthur, Ailey.

faulty, $4.50 bu. in 2 bu. sazks.
M. Daniels, Swainsboro.

15 bu. New Era Peas, slight-
ly mixed, $5.75 bu.: 10 bu. Bi-
loxi Beans. $5.75 bu. Lucius
A. Caldwell, Gay. s

20 bu.- mixed Peas, New
Era and Speckled; treated for
weevils. $6.00 bu at my house.
Gan ship if = desired: J. <b.
Mathews, Howard.

18 lbs. Pure Burpees String-
ess Greed Pod Beans. direct
from breeders, 35c lb.. prepaid.
C. G. Farroy, Cordele, Rt. 4. :

terbeans, Butterpeas, beet till
frost,:40c teacup.. Mrs. W. C.
ag Rossville, Rt. 4, Box
9

$6.50.

vet Beans, $4.50 bu., reclean-
ed and bagged. Also mixed
peas, a 5. Pure Brabs, $6.50
bu. H. Murrow, Farming-
ton, Phone 2698.

Dus <6. ve Creagh Saw ders:
$8.00 bu. White bunch But-
terbeans, 15.lb. . Order not
less than 25 lbs. FOB. WoC,
Bates, Covington.

350 bu. 90-day Running Vel-
vet Beans, $5.00 bu. Good
grade. D .C. Williams, Waty-
nesboro..

Red . Succkicd Crowder Peas,

rsound and clean, 20c lb., in 5

Ib lots: Biloxi Soy Beans, 15c
Ib: im 10 lb. lots: Mung Beans,
25e Jb. -PP. in.-.Ga. Genia



}Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

any |
Dempsey, | 1

BROODERS FOR SALE

2 __|40 cup; 3 cups
{Running Butterbeans, 25c cup.
inet Incubator, 1200 egg cap...

Green, Powersville. bate Tay facia.

| Will del.
| First money order gets them.
'C. R. Rheney, Harlem, RFD 1.

Want 300 to 500 eps. Incuba-
burner, in running -

Huff, Bo- |
| .150 bu. Hay mixed peas.

ort. postpaid or exc. for print |
feed sacks: 1 at. for 2 sacks;

fall: Noe 1
Peas and 1944 -crop, $6.75 bu.,
FOB, in 2% bu. bags, also Clay.

Clay Peas for sale, large or
JW; Mc-

| About 25 bu. 90-day Run-
ining Velvet Beans, about 10%

White Bunch and stick but-|

Mixed field Peas, $6. 00 bu.
White Brown eyed Crowders,.
Will ship -from 1 bu.-
up to 100, all FOB, Robert F. |"
Hill, Danville.

- 40 bu. 90 day Running Vel-|

50 ba. mixed peas, $6. 00. ba.
35 bu. Clays, $6.50 bu. Also]
200 lbs. Black .Walnuts. oe
ed, 10c Ib.. FOB. ufPee Morgan,
Vienna.

hee. cornticld bean seed,

: 1944 crop, 40c lb. Add post-

age. E. C. Acree, Atlanta,
2564 Bohler Rd.. N. Ww.

White Half Runner Beans.
UAOb 361-10:
-All cash or money order. Mrs.
MB eR. Ashworth, Dacula.

oe bu. en peas, $6. 00 bu.
Arthur Owen,
Barnesville.

240%" Ibs.
sound peas, $6.00 bu. at farm.
at Harlem. FOB.

White Everbearing Mush
Peas, clean and sound, 30c pt.:
2ytsx DdC PP. W. Toole.
Macon, 33 Burton Ave.

1 bu. Blackeyed Peas, 1 bu.
Speckled Crowders, -$10.00 bu.:
20c Ib. Charlie Seabolt. Bu-
ford, Ri 3:

Write. for price. Can ship 2
bu. O. A. Hail, Summit.

Laredo Soy. Beans and
Crowders, very prolific, few
broken in threshing, sample on
request, $7.50 bu.; $4.50 per
1% bu., FOB. Smaller lots, 20c
Ib. Del. Rufus Merriman,

| Lyons, Rt. -1.
black-eyed Crowder |



COTTON SEED
FOR SALE



Stoneville 2B Cottonseed, Ist
yr. ginned 1 var. gin, delint-
ed and. new imp. Ceresan

wt. 100 Ib. bags, FOB. Innis
M. Cole, Sharpsburg.

Stoneville 2B Cottonseed, Ist
yr. ginned privately, reclean-
ed, $1.25 bu::
ish Peanuts. for eating or for
seed, 15e lb. No orders less
than: 50 Ibs. Riley C. Couch,
Turin.

75 Us 1943 Cotkencsen, DPL

No. 11 A, treated, $1. 25 Du
75 bu. 1944 DPL No. 14, $1.26
bu. Grady H. Ridley, Frank-
lin.
a Coker s- 1.00. 2Str. 7
Cokers 100 Wilt-resistant, Str.
3 cottonseed, ger. 94 per cent,
1 yr. from breeder, kept pure,
$5.00 per 100 Ib. bag. FOB.
Tt Col. hee. Newton, Madi-
son.



CORN AND SEED
CORN FOR SALE



4000 bu. Whatleys Prolific
Corn in Shuck. T. L. Lamberth,
peice Farms, Fort Val-
BN?

150: to 200 bu:. good Ear
Corn. B. B. Pearson, West
Point==:;

100 bu. Corn in the shuck
at my barn, raised on bottom
Jand, good corn: near - Flat
Creek Church. oo Ramey,
Gainesville, Rt.

per Cwt. Charles Murrow,

Farmington.

50 bu. Slip Shuck Corn,
$2. 00 bu. at: my oes Lonnie

| De Lackey, Alto, Rt.

Nice New Slip ee Corn.
200 bu, at farm on_ paved
wae W. D. Meadow, Daniels-
ville

500 be corn for. sale,
my barn" al
Millwood.

42 Ibs. Little Yellow Pop-
corn, best grade, sound and
clean, 20c lb. V. M M. Johnson,
Shellman, Rt. I.

SEED FOR SALE |

FOB
Cavender,



Mested . and eee 1944
Cat Tail Millet Seed. 190 Ibs.
and up, $10.00 ib. FCB Ne
orders less than 100 Ibs.
Byrd, Broxton.

Striped Creaseback _Corn-
field and McCaslin Pole Beans,
40c lb: PP. White Cabhage :
Collard Seed, 15e oz: 80c lb.
Delmer Fowler, Roy.

500 or 600 lbs: Syrup Cane
Seed, 15 lb. or. cheape. 1f)
take the lot. Quilliar Tuggle.
Buford, Rt. 3.

50 or 60 lbs. Dude Creek Wa-
termelon Seed. hand saved.
dried in shade, $2.00 lb. Post-
office. Money ordes with or-



ders. E. D. JoJhnson, Alamo,
Rt. 2. :

mixed clean and |.

treated, $6.50 per hun. in even

Selected Span--

and |

200 bu. ne Corn; Als
| Hegeri Seed, recleaned, $4.00

mond (Black)

dt



from the underside. Pick

By THEO. i. BISSELL, Georgia Ex periment st tior
BEANS. Beetles destroy. the leaves,

wo
off beetles till they s

laying yellow eggs, then dust or spray with rotenon
or cryolite, repeating as necessary through the seas-
on. Rotenone.is safe to plants and consumer but er

olite must be used on snap beans after pods. begi

to form. To make a duster cut out one end of a tin

| fly sprayer, fill with dust, and close with a paper

and string. Or shake dust from a cloth sack,
cover both under and upper side of the leaves.

them curl;

- CABBAGE AND COLLARD. Little gray aphid
or lice gather on the bottom of the leaves and make
worms, which.come from eggs laid by

butterflies and moths, chew holes in the leaves; red
and black harlequin or collard bugs sap the whole
plant. For all these pests dust with rotenone abou
once a week. Aphids and harlequin bugs must be hi
with the dust to kill them, therefore, dust. thorou h

Ly.
CORN.

For cave brie, after the silk wilt, n

begins to turn brown, squirt half an ae oO
white mineral oil into the silk. _

COW PEAS (BLACKEYE AND CROWDER).
blooming time pick off black curculios and dust wi
eryolite to prevent worms in peas. Pick peas eve
2 or 3 days to prevent worms from developing. La ie

peas have less injury.

ENGLISH PEAS, Green aphids sap the ee

Brush off with pine tops. Dust with rotenone or spr

with nicotine sulphate in soapy water.

IRISH POTATOES. For vegetable eee o1
shoots, or beetles and grubs on leaves dust with cal
cium arsenate, or add 3 tablespoonsful calcium. We
senate to 3 gallons of bordeaux mixture and spray.

ONIONS. Thrips may scour and wither the tops:
At first sign spray with nicotine sulphate 2 table
spoonfuls, soap powder 14 cup, and water 3 gallons

SQUASH, CUCUMBERS, MELONS. Plant early
Dust small plants with cryolite or rotenone for strip
ed and spotted beetles. Use-same dust when blos
soms come, for pickleworm and vine borer. Slit bore

infested stems and cover them with dirt. Squash bug:

will collect during the night under boards placed 01

the ground by the plants.

TOMATOES. Fruitworms come on eges lai
on the leaves by night-flying moths. Sprinkle pl:
with 3 tablespoonfuls calcium arsenate ,or cryolit
mixed with a pint of corn meal, which is enough fo
25 to 30 plants. Repeat every 10 days or two weeks

TURNIPS. Dust with rotenone, beginning whe
plants have only two leaves, for aphids and worms
In March or April plow up old turnips to kill vege
table weevils which feed during the winter. _

CUTWORMS attack
other plants. Wrap each

cabbage, tomatoes, :
stem when- transplanting

in a piece of heavy paper as a guard. A worm can
usually be found in the soil beside a freshly cut plant
Scatter poison bait along the row in evening, usin

gallon of bran, 3 teaspoonfuls Paris green or 1 eu

calcium arsenate, and water to moisten.

Use insecticides on time and cover all iat s
faces. Turn under all crops as soon as they stop ]

ducingto add to the fertility of the soil,
prevent unnecessary breeding of insects.

and te

Anyone having problems they. do not understar
may send specimens of bug and injury to T. L. Bi

for specific advice.

Georgia Experiment. Station, DEC Geo gi



SEED FOR SALE

SEED FOR SALE.



- 200 lbs.
Melon Seed,
hand . saved, from large me-
lons, Semasan treated, $1.50
lb. We 0. -Birdsong.
Gordon. re

Citron Seed, 60c ip Early

-Green Okra Seed, 25c teacun; |
$1.09

Jones Watermelon Seed,
Jb: White 100 lb. Cap. Chick-
en feed Sacks, washed, free of
holes, 20c ea. Add _ postage.
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Ri. 1

Seed: 15 bu. Gourd, 10 dip-

per, 5 long handle, 10 martin.

gourd, 20c. Kleckley Water-
melon seed, 15c og. White
Cabbage Collard Seed, 15c oz.
80e 1b PPS Ww. Ww.
Quill.

20 Ibs. Long White Okra
Seed, for sale. Want colored
Feed Sacks, 3 or 6 or kind.
Also want 10 lbs. Goose or
Duck feathers. No other kind
will deo. Mrs. A. L. Exley,
Clyo =

eat or Dia: 1

Southern,



Simms viatarelen. a
$1.50 1b.: heavy bearing

der black pole beans,
make in-corn), 50c lb.: Browr
Crowder and Purple. - ul
Peas,-5 Ibs., $1.00. Mrs.
Jones, Grayson. st

200 bu. Honey Dae S
Seed, pean 97 per ce
purity. 1 to 5. bu., $3.00.
510.25. bu. $2-75 bu.: oS
bu, $2.50 bu. Re ics
Royston. :

- Improved white velvet o.
seed, 10c for good size pk

,and 3c stamp extra for

age. George Sue Reo

Ree

Blue. Ridge Min. ine i
Tomato, runs to 15 ft., 200
with -eulture, 200 cer
globe _wilt- resistant
and 12 climbin
seed, all 25c. Wa
stamps accepted
Smith, Roy. _







poo

PLANTS FOR SALE >



Joe BOP Ste ;



































































eornfield
white
Ip
W

ar ~s streaked.
an seed, 30c cup;
ack-eyed crowders, 15c
Add postage. Mrs. J.
Jackson, Ranger, Rt. a

3 Ibs. excellent, 1944 crap
and saved, shade dried Can-
non Ball Watermelon _ seed,
e300 if lot, or $1.10 Ib., vost-
al 1 lb. Honey Rock can-
taloupe seed, $1.25, or liberal
15c and postage. Mrs.
nnie B. Newton, Milledge-

ie Lespedeza seed,
arified, recleaned, dodder
ee, 30c Ib. Nochks. Claude

Smith, Stockbridge, Rt. 2.

Ga. collard seed, 60c Ib.
Rockyford cantaloup., $1.25 Ib.
Iso inspected Potato Plants,
$2.50 M. Add postage to all.
Fr di Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

White Half Runner bean
ed, 40c cup or 2 cups, 75c.
dd postage. Mrs. Clarence

McMillian, Dacula, Rt:.i.

- Sev. kinds good cantaloup
edible soy bean seed,

sd peppermint plants, flow-
8, berry plants to exc. and
sarlic, the large kind.. Myrtle
Pace, Temple, Rt. 1.

Blue Lupine from the com-
ine, good, sound, firm, ma-
re seed, any quantity, at my
rm, seven (7c) cents peed:
_B, Cox, Camilla.

Extra large imp. Green and:
Thite striped crooked neck
ushaw seed, 10c per good
ze pkg., and 3c stamp extra
( Claude Burrell,

225. tps. Stone Mtn. water-
lon seed, $1.00 lb. and post-
e. Hand saved from nice
ons. - Oscar Averett, Mauk.

Bunch butter bean
ie 25c Ib. Hand cleaned.
Add postage. T. DeLange,
arnesville, Byte,

New Dixie Honey Cane
ed, Ist yr- finest of cane for
syrup or feed, 25c Ib.
ostage. R. TT. Dempsey,
\dairsville, vA. . 2.

10 lbs. pure cannonball wa-







M..

ow Marglobe tomato
i, aC 50

M; also P. R. po-

2 et del. to 3rd nee
ie ae Harper, Surrency, Rt.
oe 89.

Everbearing straw berry
jants, $1.50 for 500. Good
a. No stamps not chks.
0 orders accepted after May
Oim, Mrs. RH. Cathey,
Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

Imp. P. R. Potato Plants, $2
Marglobe Tomato Plants,

Co

ato Plants, $2.50 per M.
$210 M at bed. J. M.
man,. hula.

Govt. insp. PR Potato Plants
full count, good plants, $1.95]
A Marglobe Certified Tomato}
Plants, moss packed. $1.50 M.,
No checks, no COD orders.
aaa Lightsey, Odum, Box



Tomato aS mossed, full
count, $150 M. Del. M. O.
miy. Allen C. Thornton,
creven, Rt. 1.

Genuine imp. Govt. ihsp. PR
otato Plants, full count, good
lants, $1.75 M,C. Lightsey
creven, Rt. i;

Red and Pink Skin PR Po-
to Plants, govt. insp. $1.95
: Del. ae Lightsey, Sur-
ney.

seading var. Cabbage ant
omato Plants, 30c C; $1.60 M;
igorvine Tomato Plants, 25
loz: Collard Seed, 85c ib. Le
\. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2

Certified Red Skin Porto kK.
~ insp. and
eated, $2.00 M. Del. in Ga.
4 fe pee: Surrency, RFD
Govt, insp. PR Potato Plants

oa $2.00 Del. Now
eady. Exc. for Farm products.
lorence ann, Odum, Rt.

2 6

Margiobe.



good plants.

Add | 5;

1.50 M. Del. John Tomberlin, 4



insp. Boones Potato
$3.75 MM.
DD. Crow,

Govt.

Plants, 500 for $2.00;
Del. Now hoe C:
Gainesville, Rte 2

Plenty big eae and
New Stone Tomato Plants? 1690
for 30c; 500 for 75c: $1.25 M;

Pimiento Pepper Plants, 500
for $1.00; $1.75. M All PP.
Roots protected. - H. Davis.

Milledgeville, Rt. _).

Red Meated " Porto. Rico
Plants, $2.35 M: 5000 lot for
$10.75; Marglobe and Rutgers
Tomatoes, $2.50 M. Moss pack-

ed. R. J. Boatright, Mershoa. |

Marglobe Tomato Plants,
$1.50 del; Hot and Sweet Pep-
per, $2.50 M. del. Mossed and
shipped in good shape. I. Clay-
ton, Baxley.

Red Imp. PR Potato Plants, |

full count, grown from seed of
vine eas $2.50 M; 5000 or
over, $2. Lei . Brantley Be'l,
Bristol, Rt.

Govt. insp, PR Sweet Po-

tato Plants, $2.00 per M; $1.50
per 500; Cayenne Sweet Pep-

per, Calif. Wonder, Ruby Kiag
and World - Beater Pepper
Plants, $2.50 M; $1.75 per vV0.
Moss packed, prompt ship-
ment. Del. Mrs.. Mary M.
Crosby, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Marglobe Tomato Plants:
Stocky field grown, full coun.
and packed to keep fresh, $3.00
M. Quantity price on applica-
tion. D. B. Ohlinger, Bain-
bridge.

-PR Sweet Potato Plants, $2;
Peanut Hay, $20.00 ton; Field
Peas, mixed, $5. buepe
Nail, Baxley, Rt.

Govt. insp. and ee PR
and Naney Hall Potato Plants,

$1.75 M. Rush orders. Chau.
dowin Morris, Baxley, Rt. +4,
Box 117.

Marglobe, New Stone and G.

Baltimore Tomatoes, $1.25 for

500; $2.00: M: over 5 M, $1.75
M. All dei. prompt shipmcut)
Mrs. O.
Baxley, Rt. 4. :

Marglobe Tomato Plants,
pig, moss packed, $1.59 M:
Market Cabbage plants, good
strong plants. Special atteu-
tion given to all ordets, $1.03
M. Alton Pittman, Baxley,

| Rt. 4.

U.S. insp. PR Potato Plants,
now well rooted, Marglobe
Tomatoes, Rutger, Baltimore
Tomatoes, Rubye King Sweet
Pepper, Hot Cayenne, all var.
del. full count, prompt shir-
ment, moss packed, $2.00 M;
$1.75 for 500. Jessie G. Lov ell.
Baxley, Rt. 4.

PR Potato Plants, imp. Red
Skin, nice big plants, $2.50 M:
Cabbage Piants, ready, $1.00;

Tomato Plants, mossed and
full count, $1.50. All plants
del. to 3rd. zone. No stamps

please. Ottis Pittman, Baxley.
Rt. 4

Imp. PR Potato Piants, govi
insp. Red and Pink Skin, $2.25
M; over 10,000, $2.00. No COD
ES D. A. Lightsey. Odum,

Govt.
Potato Plants,
Money orders only.
Dukes, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. Copperskin PR
Potatoes, few Red Skins, trom
vine cuttings, $2.25 M. Ready
to ship. Exp. Col. R..L. Stricx-
ee Blackhear, Rt. 1, Box

PR Potato Plants, Red and
Yellow Skin, govt. insp.
Prompt shipment, full count,
strong plants, 5000 for $6.25.
F, G. Tyre, Bristol.

Govt. insp. and treated PR
Potato Plants, $2.00 M: 5 M
or more, $1.75. M.D. M. Ca
son, Bristol.

Baltimore, Marglobe, Bonnie
Best, New Stone, Tomato
plants now ready, open field
grown, wilt resistant, moss
packed, prompt del. $1.50 M;

insp. and treated PR
$2.00 M. el.
Ae

500 for 80c. PP. L. H. Keene,
Abbeville.
Marglobe and New Sivne

Tomatoes, $2.00 per M; $1.10
for 500; Cabbage and Coilaras,
500 for $1.00; $1.50 M. Prompt
shipment, moss packed. M. W
Coffey, Fitzgerald.

Gibsons Wonder Berries.
Red Gold and Jewel Straw-
berry Plants, 75c per C; White
Iceberg Blackberries, Red
thornless, Raspberry, _ Horse
Radish, 6 for 50c: Garden
Horsemint, Garlic, Dbl. Tansy
Peppermint, 40c doz. No chks,
add postage. Mrs. Wiliis
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1

Large and stocky, Margloke,

Baltimore, New] Baltimore, and Truckecs extra
tone, Borv, Best. Wilt-re-] early Tomato Plants, gcown on
istant _ Terie Blantn Ready, new land, free from disease.

UU you wee, wield] $1.90 M; 500 for $1.00. Moss

? oereeicat moss _pack- | wet roots. Orders filled
mpt del. PP. M. E.j daily. E. he Miteaerald Tew1 a-
bbeville. -, | ville. yey



ions,
L. Deal,



Red and Pink PR Havana
and Louisiana Yams, $1.65 M;
500 for $1.00.. Govt. insp. and
treated, prompt Shi yeient WwW.
rH Morris, Baxley, Rt.

Geniune Imp. Red Skin FR
Potato Plants, $2.50 M: Mar-
globe Tomato Plants, $2.00 M-
Rubye King and World Beatr
Sweet Pepper, Lonz Cavyer.ne
Hot, $2.50 M: New York Pur-
ple Egg plants, $250 M. All
hundreds, 50c.: PP. Mrs. J. D.
Stone, Graham,

Geniune Imp. PR Potatoes, | 5

World. Beater; Rubye. King,
Sweet Cayenne Hot Peprex
New York Purple Eggplents,
$2.50 M: Marglobe - l'omate
Plants, $2.00 M. All hundreds,
50ec prepaid. Mrs. H. F. Otto.
Graham.

Rutger Tomato Plants, $2.00
per M. Money orders only. F
Do Withs ty Ty. tot

No. 1 Kudzu Crowns, for
May planting, wet packed, 100
for $2.00. Yonge Walker, Ae
coa.

Tomato Plants, 25 per 100:
Flags, Velvet Roses and Flags,
25c ea; Wondering Jew, 10c
ea: $1.00 doz. Mrs. Janie Wad-
dell, Oak Hill.

<

Imp. PR, La. Copperskin,
Early Triumph Potato Plants,
65c C: 200 for $1.00; $3.50 M:
Old Time Boones
75e C; 200 for $1.25; $4.00. M.
From Cert. treated
Prompt shipment. Add _post-
age. 10c exchange on checks.
C. A. Dobbs, Gainesville, 502
Hudson Street.

Marglobe Tomato Plants.
now ready, 500 for $1.00; $1. 60
Moss packed, full count,

prompt shipment. W. F. Rowe,
Abbeville, Rt. 2
Brussels Sprouts, Chinese

Cabbage, Broccoli, Early and
Late Tomatoes, Endive, Let-
tuce, Bermuda and Nest On-
75c C; Bell, Pimieno,
Hot Peppers, Egeplants, Climb
ing Tomatoes, Salsify, Leek,
Parsley, Dill, Garlic, 25c doz.

Mrs. Ae VV: Franklin, Regis-
ter.
Marglobe Tomato Plants,

500. for $1.50:- $2.25 M: Chas:
Wakefield Cabbage
and Bermuda Onion Plants,
500 for $1.25: $1:75 M: Egg-
plants and Calif. Sweet Pep-
per, 50c C; $3.00 M. All del.
Ovie Conner, Pitts, Rt. 1.

Marglobe and Stone Tomato
Plants, 300 for $1.00: $2.25 M;

Cabbage and Bermuda Onions,

500 for $1.00: $1.50 M; Calif.

Wonder and Hot Pepper and

Eggplants, 500 for $1.75; $3.09

oa 50e GC. PP: -B. Chanclor.
itts.

Green Glazed Collard Plants
10c per doz; Sweet Pepper, 15-2
doz; Black Beauty, Eggplants,
15c doz; Old time Petunias, dif.
colors 20c doz: Red Yard Pinks

20c doz;. Okra Seeds, 50c lb.
Mrs. Bo. Brady, Cairo= Rt.4,
Box 132.

Govt. insp. PR Potato Plants | M

$2.00 FOB. Money orders only.
W. R. Hutto, Surrency, Rt.. 2.
Geniune Imp. Red Skin PR
Potato Plants, govt. insp. and
treated, $2.00 M. Del. in Ga.
Milton Arnold, Surrency.

Genuine Govt. insp. and
treated PR Potato Plants, $1.80
M. Del; Marglobe Tomato
Plants, $1.50 M. Del. Good
strong plants, full. count and
prompt. shipment. Nathan
Tomberlin, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. Potato Plants,
Pink and red skin, good -planis
good count, now ready, $1.65
M. Del; Marglobe _Tomaio
Plants, now ready, $1.25 M.
Good niants, good count.
Woodrow. Lightsey, Screven.

Govt. imsp. Certified Red
and Pink PR Potato Plants,

$1.75 M; Marglobe and other | N

Var. Tomatoes, $1.75 M:
for $1.25; 50c C. Ready, pre-
paid. Paul Lightsey, Screven

Marglobe and Rutger Toma-
tces, $2.00 M. COD: Chas. W.
Cabbage, Ga. Collards,
Bermuda Onion Plants, $1.90
M. Del. Red Skin PR Potato
Plants, treated and insp. $2.50
M COD. Now ready, prompt
shipment, good count. Mrs. I.
P. Musselwhite, Arabi, Be 1,
Phone 4310.

Govt. insp. Red and Yellow
Skin PR Potato Plants,, $1.75
M. Del. Full count; good
plants, no checks. George
Griffis, Screven.

Genuine, true to name, Mar-
globe Tomato Plants, $1.50 M;
Govt. insp. Red Skin PR Po-
tato Plants, $2.00 M; 2 M up,
$1.75 M; 3 M up $1.50 M. Del.
L. D. Lightsey, Screven.

Strawberry Plants: Large,
round, tender berries, plant
now for next springs crop,
$1.50 C. Mrs. J. H. Gibbs,
Palinettass 24k ores



govt...
(Spanish) |.

seed. |

Plants '

-| Collards,

500 | Rt

Whiiel}c



~ Jonly.



PH Potato Plants, . Govt
insp. a treated, $1.75 |
Del. E. N. OQuinn, anes

(ee. Var. Cabbage and
Tomato Plants, 30c C: $1.59 M:
Vigorine Tomato. Plants, 2he
doz; Collard Seed, 85c lb. AZ-
zie Crow, Gainesville, Rt. ae

Imp. Pink Skin PR Poteto
Plants, from vine grown seed,
$2.25 M: also Marglobe Tom-
ato Plants, $1.75 M. Del. to| &
3rd. zone. Pulling 75 to 380
M weekly. Prompt shipment.
F. Gruber, Odum, Rt. 2.

_ Govt. insp. PR Potato Plants

Red and Yellow Skin, now
ready, 500 for $1.50: $2.50 M;
5000 M and up, $2.25 M. All
del. good plants, full count,
prompt shipment. W. G. Mu:-
Tay, Odum: Rt 2.

Baltimore To-
field grown,

New Stone,
mato Plants,
Stocky Strong,.
5000 for $7.50 exp. col. $2.00
M; 500 for $1.25. Del. in Ga.,
full count, prompt shipment.

, C., Rowe, Ocilla, Rt. I.

Imp. Govt. insp. PR Potato
Plants,

$2.00 M. Guaranteed
full count, prompt shipment.
Nellie- Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2.

Pure Red Skin Potato Plants
insp. and treated, $2.00
M. FOB. Full count, and
prompt shipment. Ira L. Wil-
liams, Surrency, Rt. 2

PR Potato Plants, govt. insp.
$2.50 M: Marglobe Tomato
Plants, $2.00 M: cured Tobac-
co, 25 lb. Cash with order.
Ike Tomberlin, Surrency, Rt

Red Skin PR Potato Plants,

govt. insp. and treated, $2.00
M. Del. A. F. Sheffield, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2.

Red Skin PR Potato Plants,
Govt. insp. and treated, $2.25
M; 5000 and up, $2.00 M. PP.
Can fill orders any time. J. O
Lightsey, Bristol, RFD. 1.

Marglobe Tomato Plants,
moss packed, $1.75 M. Prompt
shipment. G. L. Steedley,
Baxley.

Govt. insp. Imp. PR Becks
Plants, $1.75 per M. del. Money
orders. Willis

Bristol, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. PR Potato Plant
vine grown, full count, pronipt
shipment, $2.00 M: 5 M ana up
$1.75 M. M. O. No checks. B
D. Brannen, Bristol, Rt. 1.

Insp. Imp. Red PR Potato
Plants, ready, well rooted,
from vines, prompt shipment.
eee M. Tf. W. Dixen, Bristol

Pa Potato. Plants, govt. insp
PR Potato Plants, govt. insp

ty M for $2.40: 5 M $2.20: 19
M, $1.90 W. J. Boyett, Bristol

PR Potato Plants, govt. insp
$2.00 M; 5 Mand up $1.75 M
Ward Boyett.) Bristol.

Pure P. R. Potato Plants,
State insp., true to name, $2.00
_Now ready, count and
quality guaranteed. Copper
skins, $2.25 M: Mrs. A. B.
Williams, Alma.

P: R.. Potato Plants.: Govt.
insp. and treated, now ready,
$2.50 M. Del. Arthur Grif-
fis, Patterson, Rt. 1, Box 42.

Govt. insp. Pure Red Skin
P, R. and Luzan Potato plants,
500 for $1.80: $3.25 M. del.
$3.00 M at the bed. Dewey
Mathis. Gainesville, -Rt. 2.

E. J. Potato plants, $2.00 M.
Collard Plants, $1.50 M. Exe.
for anything can use. Mrs.
J- L. Altman, Alma, 407 E
12th St.

Chas. W. Cabbage aoe Ga.
Rutgers. and Mar-
globe Tomato Plants, $2.00

; White Bermuda Onions,
SL 90 M. All del. Good Count.
en ready. E. H. Hall, Arabi,

Gov't Certified P. R. Pota-
to} Plants: $2.79 Mi xo: Co
Jeet Mullis, Alma.

Genuine Marglobe and New
tone Fomato, now ready,
$1.59 M: 75c C. All del. Moss
eee Good plants and good
count. Omar Lightsey,, Screv-
en, iets 2:

Govt. insp.
$1.85 M. Del;
mato Plants,.
Edna
Cy, RR

ee
$2.50 M. Mrs.
ierfield.

Improved Pink Skin P. RB.
Potato, grown from. vine,
$2.25 M. Del. to 3rd zone; Also
Marglobe Tomato Plants, moss
packed, $1.75 M. Del. Prompt-
ly shipped. J. F.. Gruber,
Odum. Rt. 2.

P. R. Potato Plants, yellw
skin, Govt. insp. ready . to
ship, $2.50 M. Money orders
R. O. Crosby, Mershon.

PR. Potato,
Marglobe To-
$1.50 M. Del.
Ss Tomberlin, Surren-

Tomato - Plants,
M. Dickson, Os-



ae count, moss packed, fie

moss. packed,.

W. Williamsca >

'Moss packed, prepaid.

fovt. insp..
$2.50 M. Del. Also Marglobe
and Rutger Tomato plants, .

Douglas, Rt. 2:


































































toes. an 00 M;
$2.50: Marplebe and Pear O
Day Tomatoes, $1.50 M: Cal
Wonder Sweet Pepper. ~ $92.
M: 50c C. Now ready,. prom
shipment. Mrs. Mary McNe
Hazelhurst. >

Tomato Plants: New Sto
and Greater Baltimore, 500 f
$1.00: $2.00 M. Del. in G

rown, satis. guaranteed.
Floyd C. Powell, Rebecca, |
Ze

Red Skin P. Potato, govt
insp., treated, ee 00 M. Mar
globe Tomato plants, $1.50 M.

50c C. Moss packed, all del

full count. Willie Pearce,

Surrency, Rt. 2. :
Govt. Insp. P. R. Potato

treated, $2.25 M. Del. Prompt
ee J. E. Arnold, Bax-=

ley, Rt.
Peek. ee Plants $2.50
M:. PP. Prompt shipment. :

John Daniel, Ocilla. i

Govt. insp. P. R. Potato, 5
for $13.00:.10 M for $25.00
FOB. Del. in Ga...5 M. $13.50;

10 M, $26.00. Money order
with order. E. L. Burke, Bax-
ley. oe

Potato, govt. insp. and

treated, $2.00 M. Del. in Ga
TL. Dukes, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Imp. Red Skin, Good strong
Potato, $1.50 M. Del. No chks.
pias Lightsey, Screven, Rt

P. R. Potato, state insp.; old
yellow. skin or red-skin imp.,
vine grown, 5,000, $8.75. F. G
Tyre, Bristol. xh

Govt. insp. Imp. P. R. Po-
tato. $2.00 M. Del. in Ga,
Money orders only. Dan i
Williamson, Bristol, Rtas

Govt. insp. P. R. Potato
full count, good plants, $2.00
M: 2 M up, $1.75 M; 3 M up,
$1.50 M Del. all through May.
L. D. Lightsey, Screven, Rt.

P. R. Potato, Pink Skin, full
county and ee shipmer;
$1.75 M. Del. L. L. Lightsey,
Surrency, Rt. 2.

Red and Pink Skin P. R.
tato, govt. insp., $1.95 M.
Good plants, full count. now :
ready. No chks. Alge Light-
sey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

arglobe Tomato Plants, full
count, moss pasked, $1.75 M.
Mrs. Kate Mullis, Surrency. :

Certified Marglobe Tomato :
Plants, $1.75 M Del.:/or $1.50
FOB. P. R. Potato, oF 00 M. |
Prompt shipment. P. T. Hern-
don, Surrency.

_,stocky, strong, Marglobe
ew Stone Tomato Plants
$1.75 M: 500 for $1.25; 50c Mw :
Loy



Lightsey; Screven.

Marglobe Tomato Plants
90c C; 500 for $1.25: $2.00 M
Moss packed... P. R. Potato
plants, 60c C; 500, $1.50; $2.50
M. PP. Good. stout plants.
Leroy Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1, =

PL P. -Planis

$1.60 M. Del. Moss packed,
full count, prompt shipment,
Johnnie Thornton, Screven.

Red Skin P. R. Potato, govt
insp., $2.50 M; 5000 and un
$2.25. Marglobe and New
Stone Tomato Plants. $2.00.

Moss packed. All plants
del. to 3rd zone. Clyde Har-
per, Surrency, Rt, 1, Box 89.

State insp., ees Pp. R
Red Skin Potatoes. from vine
potatoes, $2.50 M. PP. Prom
shipment. Money order wit
order. Alton Ricketson,

_Marglobe Tomato >
Stock Field grown,
$1.50 M. exp. col,
$1.00: 250. 60c. Early ca
bage plants. same price. W.
C. Wilkins, Valdosta. Rt. 3. >

RP: Re Plants. Pur 2
insp., treated. $2.75 Re
M in 5M lots. All PP. Good
plants, good count, no checks.
Ri. Co Sinva: hac ioe <iosville,

C: 500. $1.00: $1.75 M.
Large orders cheaper.
protected. J. H.
ledgeville,. Rt. 5.

Roots
Davis, Mil



PEANUTS AND PECAN
FOR SALE



~ White Spanish Peanuts,
1944 crop, 10 Ibs. to Sos
T42ce lb: More, 7c

H, H. Duncan,



EGGS FOR SALE _

x EGGS FOR S ALE :



Eggs from velvety Reds,
jonaldson. str., bloodtested,
1.50 per 15; $7. 50 C. All del.
xe. for potato plants. Mrs.
oi Brown, Stone Mountain,

Speckled Guinea eggs, $1656

; big bone, Broadbreasted

M. B. turkey eggs, $4.50 doz.

Ppp in metal shipping egg

oxes ,and del. Mrs. ee Bag-
ett, Douglasville, Rt.

aN erade- 5. . Rx I: Red

eggs, selected, carefully pack-

ed, 75c per 16. Mrs. Graham
Eley, White Plains.

_ Minorca hatching eggs, AAA
grade, $1.00 per 16, postage
paid. a ae D. Elliott, La-
vonia, Rt. ;

~ Guinea eggs, $1.50 per 18,
P. P. Mrs. C. W. Meeks, Ni-
cholls,

Guinea, eggs from Speckigd

eS oe eed guineas, $1.00 per |

F. Johnson, Dawson, RE

: M. B. turkey eggs, May and

- ue del. $3.00 doz. postpaid.
_E. A. Adams, Bowden, Rt. 3.

Eggs, $1.00 doz. PP; 1 Duck
Leg Bantam cockerel, $1.00.
Not PP; Mixed Bantam Eggs,
Oc doz. PP on..3 doz. Mrs.

ee Ww. Overton, Bowdon, Rt. 3. |

.. Miss: Ronie John-
Sor Shellman, Rt 1.

5 uinea Eggs, $1.50 for 18.
Mrs. C. W. Meeks, Nicholls

ye gia oe

ges, Hens en 5 to 7 Ibs:
oe. 9 to 11 Ibs. $1.50. for
15 eggs; White breasted Spec-
kled Guinea Eggs, $1:00 for
18. Mrs. Fred Johnson,

Sa Hatching Eggs, oe
Ringlet Barred Rocks, $1.50
per 15: $2.85 for .30: M.: B.
Broad Breasted Turkey Eggs,
$4.00 for 12: $7.75 for 24. Del.
Lima Beans, white, 25c, col.,
20c. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar-
in.

- Guinea Bees. Le $1.25;
30. eggs for $2.25. White
2 ican and | oie crossed
with 2 ne best. White African
-Mates. A. T.
nia, Rt. 1, Box 58.

Hatching Eggs: Golden Se-
right, Blk. Rose -Comb, W.
C. Blk. Polish, Silver Polish,
Barred Rock, 15 for $2.00;
Bantam Baby . Chicks from
above, 35c ea. Shipped at
buyer's risk. J. J. Higginboth-

am, Rossville, Rt. 4, Box 500.

.. Eggs for Setting: White Leg-
horn and Barred Rock cross,
- for all purpose chickens, $1.50
. for .15:;- Hens of same cross,
$1.50 ea. Money order only.
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Camilla.

__ cersey White Giant Hatch-
ing Eggs, $2.00 per setting:
' $3.75 per 2 settings. Prompt
del. Moline i Landrum,
_ Adairsville, Rt.

x Faun and coe - Indian
Runner Duck eggs, $2.00 set-
ting. Gardner, Locust
Grove.

Speckled Guinea Eggs, 75c
: 15. Boyd Wilhamson, Com-
merce.

Pe oeach ous. $1.25 per 16
del. Miss Leona Simpson, Cul-
_verton, Rt.

at. Brahma Eggs from choice
stock, 15 for $1.50. Rev.
J. R. Baxter, Armuchee.

o Donaidson strain Eggs, very
. I. Reds, Pullorum
tested, good layers, $1.50 for

1; ee: 25 for 30. Exc. for Po-

Grady Brown, Stony Mountain
Rt. 3,

Giant. type _Biack Minorca
setting Eggs, $3.00 per 15. May
and June Del.
clusively since 1925.
q illians, Newnan.

Minorca Hatching Eggs,
AAA. Grade, 2h 00 per_ 16. PP
ee i Do fiilott: Lavonia,

lan y'B.

Hatching Eggs: Barred Rock:

Thompsons Ringlet strain,
bre 15% ae $52 for. 30:
easted M. B. Turkey
$4:00 ae doz; $7.75 for
Piirs. A . Wilson, Martin.

"White pee Eggs, -$1.50 for
15. 4-A Grade. _No checks.
- Howard Johnson, Preston.

ay

_ Hatching Eggs: Brown Leg-

horn, White Leghorn, Barred
Rocks, Yellow Leghorn, R. I.
eds, Cornish, Black Minor-
a. 15 for $1: 00. Add 12c for
mailing. Mrs. Helen Street,
tlanta, Rt. 2.

Purebred Heavy type Dark
es Hatching Eggs, $1.30
30 for $4.25. Cartons

: returned. M. : only.

ao Re aad Ty

Pure White African Guinea

me at once. M.

Sheppard, Litho- |

Breeding ex-|

- soiled,



Cune PEss, $1. 45 per 15,
del; also 1 large, fine, Broad-
breasted Light Brahma cock-
erel, $3.00 FOB. T. J. Steed,
Buena Vista.

Purebred Everlay Brown

Leghorn eggs, $1.50 per 15

postpaid; also 1 B. L. cockerel,

1 Hoe old in March, $2.50. Mrs.
A. Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2.

ou pheasant eggs, $3.00}:

dozen. E. C. Mackey, Rich-

mond Hill.



GFAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



300 bundles Fodder, $4.00
per hundred, at.ymy place. Lil-
la Wright, Marietta, 3 mi. out
Canton. Rd.

5,000 bu. heavy 1944 crop,

Ga. Raised Feed Oats, 85c bu.
In bulk car lots; 90c bu. FOB.

O. K. David, Marshalville.

-Baled. Lespedeza and John-
son Grass Hay, mixed. $25.00
ton. Baled oats, $30.00 ton.
Thrashed Oats. $1. 00 bu. Also
ar.corn. J. H. Goolsby, Mon-
ticello.



CABBAGE FOR SALE



1,200 or more heads Ca
Cabbage, E. J. Wakefield var-
iety, to truckers, at my place.
Also some Jersey heifer calv-
es for sale, at my place. Alex
qgent Smithville, Rt. 1. Box

ton well headed

for sale .to
in- touch with
E. Fountain,

About 1
green cabbage
truckers. Get

Mt. Vernon.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Strained honey, only in 10

lb. pails, 4 to case, $7.50 exp.

Cant get shipping
Curd

or freight.
cases for the 5 Ib. size.
Walker, Soperton, Rta



SYRUP FOR SALE



8 gal. 1944 erop sorghum syr-
up, . $2.00 gal., at my place;
also. collard and pumpkin
seds3 2c cupid, 2h and
booking orders for.Blue and
Yellow Flag lilies, daffodils,
buttercups and Jonquil bulbs
in May. Mrs. H. Ma Bivins,
Powder Spri nes, Rt.

100 gal. Sugar ae Syrup,
made on evaporator. $1.00 gal.
Jo A Foskey, Uvalda, Rt: &

2,500 gal. pure Ga. - Cane
syrup. A-1l grade, in hilf gal.
cans, at my farm. Labels fur-
nished, .Syrup,. cased. -H...H.,
Pilcher, Moultrie.

2,000 No. 10 cans pure Ga.
Cane svrup, 90c_ gal. at farm.
D. B. Holwell, Quitman.

Ribbon Cane Syrup. in gal-
cans, 85e (not: by retail) P. C.
Pace, Rt. a Box 125.



MISCELLANEOUS
~~ FOR SALE



Mayapple, Yellow Root

Cherry tree bark, yellow dock,

witchhazel, colts foot. all: 30
Ib. Add postage. Gladys Coc-
hran, Pisgah.

White chicken feed sacks,

100 Ib. eap., free of holes and.
|} mildew, 20c ea. not washed.

Mrs. M. : Gaines-
ville, Rt.

Nice,

eee oe:

new, wiite downy

feathers, 60 Ib. del. Lot of

25 Hbs,s
quest.

$12.50. Sample on re-
Mrs. -Mary Collins.

.+ Cordele, Rt. 4.

100 Jb. cap. white chicken
feed sacks, unwashed, l5c ea.
Add postage. E. B. Wether-
ford, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

100 white chicken feed sacks
100-lb. eap., free of holes, not
14c.. ea. on KOE
Mitchell, Martin, Rt.

Birdock, Yellow ne Yel-
low root, 30c Ib: good chew

| tobacco, 10 twists $1.00; White
Spins cucumber seed, 2 tbls.,-

: Sunflower seed, 15c cup-
ee all col. Princess Feather
seed, mixed, 15c tbls. Bachelor
Buttons, 3 col. 15 cupful seed.
Exe. for print feed sacks. Mrs.
R. C. Stover, Pisgah.

1945 Sage, hand gathered,

shade dried, 1% lb. 60c: $1.00
Ib. 3 Hos. or more, 95e Ib. Post-
paid. Harrison T. Eryn, ae

Teo, Ri 2





me A

MI CELLANEOUS 2
SALE



7

_ Nice, shade dried Sage, 1945
crop,. 95c Ib. 3 Ibs. or more, 85c
ib? ROB. J. Cad. oe Toe-
eoa, Rt...2. :

New Wool, 75 Ib: 1944
wool, .few burs, 50c Ib. FOB.
a Hugh Duncan, Buford,

Exec. Red Speckled Crowder
peas at 50c qt., for print sacks,

free of holes, clean, and 3. ef a}<

kind; also Exe. peas for dried
fruit, clear of peel and worms;
10 Ibs. Seven Top and 11 lbs.
slightly mixed turnip seed, 40c
lb: or same exch. Mrs. a i:
Mealer, Adairsville, Rt.

May. Apple, Se
Queen of Meadow, Black Haw
Root, 25c Ib.; -Wild.. Cherry
Bark, Yellow Dock, Sassafras
Root, 20c 1b.; Mullen, House-
Teak, 10c bunch. Add postage:
Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Ranger.

Sassafras Root, Yellow Root,
Wild Cherry Bark, 25c lb. Pep-
permint plants, 25 doz. Black
Walnut, Hazelnut sprouts, Red
Plum, rooted, 15c ea. Exc. for
Print sacks. ,100 Ib. cap. Mrs.
Ethel James, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Dipper and Martin Cenuids:
$2.60 doz.; 400 Gourd Seeds,
$1.00; Collard. Seeds, 75c_ Ih...
6 lbs. Old. Fashion Red Cob
Shoe Peg Corn. AllPP. L. J.
Ellis, Cumming. ey

Printed Chicken Feed Sacks,

washed and ironed,
Del. by parcel post.
Nirs. Pearl
Ground, Rt. 2.

30c ea.

Stewart, Ball



MISCELLANEOUS |
~ WANTED



CORN WANTED:

Want 2 bu. good, shelled
eorn, Dudley Bee ely)

| 1678 Emory Rd. N.
| EGGS WANTED:

Want setting White Buff
Cochin or Jap Silkie bantam
eggs. Billy Durham, Stone
Tne Rt. 1; Box 286. phone Cr}

Want 1 doz. big bone Bronze
turkey eggs, from unrelated
stock. State best cash price.
clean Clayton Douglas, Alma,

Want some Turks (not
turkey) eggs for hatching, in
or around Atlanta. Must be
pure stock. State price per
setting. Mrs. C. Allen, Atlanta,
42 Mildred Place, N. W., Be
23862. J:

GRAIN AND HAY WANTED:

Want 2 tons Baled Oats, and
1 ton Clover grass hay. E. H.
Jones, Waycross, 611 Reynolds
Street.

PLANTS WANTED:

Want: some Nancy Hall po-
tato draws. Write price. New-
ton Sheuncey, Homerville.

Want 500 Bunch sweet po-
tato plants. Mrs. E. L. Pearce,
Hamilton, Rt. i.

Want + M Nigger Killer
potato plants, also. the old
fashioned Forked Leaf Red
cae A. C. Colson,. Glenn-
ville.

SACKS WANTED:

Want 100 good_ sacks, free

of holes, for grain purposes.
Quote lowest: price. W. T.
Carithers, Colbert, Rt. 2.

PLANTS WANTED:

Exe. watermelon seed or 6-
wks. black-eyed peas for. to-
mato plants. Mrs. J. W. Fan-
ion, Adrian, Rt. 2._

Want 2 M. Nigger
potato. plants,. at once.
price by return mail.

Killer
_ State

SACKS WANTED:

Want white sacks,. free of
hole, at 10c -ea. Also some
Green Glaze Collard
Quote best price. Mrs. E. L.
Lavender, Gordon, Rt. 3.

Exc. 6 lbs. dried apples for
6 print sacks, 3 of a kind, free
of holes and mildew. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. Jack Gray,
Blairsville. Rt. 3.



CATTLE FOR SALE



2 nice, yellow Jersey cows,
fresh with calf, $65.00 ea. 1
good J. bull; 2 yrs.- old, $45.00.
Carl A. Smith, Ellijay, Rt3:

Fine Guernsey male, 13 mos.
old, $100.00; 450 Ib. hog, $80.00.
LG. Kidd, Hapeville, 4
Evans. Drive.

White Face bul, 1 yr. aaa:

ready for light service, $50. Ou:

cash. Don . wer Ashland,

Write to

He oe
Manning, Jesup, Rt. Eo bex of.

seed.



| hae FOR SALE |



Dbl. reg., Polled Hereford
bull, coming 2% yrs. old. Sell
cheap to prevent inbreeding,
or exc. for calf of equal blood
lines. = L. Watson, Jr.,
Gainesville.

1 thoroughbred Short Horn
bull, not reg., about 9 mos. old,
wt. about 500 lbs., $50.00 FOB
if taken at once. P. W. Eth-
ridge, Milner.

Good milch cow, $50.00 or

EXC, for good garden tractor,.

in good shape. Arnold Bla-
lock;. Canten, Rt. 3.

Fine Jersey cow,
freshen, also good,
mule, wt. about 900 lbs., work
anywhere. See. Frank Cain,
Buford, Rt. 2.

soon to

1 grade. Jersey cow with 2nd.

calf, born April 8th; now giv-
ing 3 gal. daily. gentle and all
right, $100.00; Guernsey bull,
10 mos. old, $50.00. Asa
Bearse, Atlanta, 114 Cheshire
Rd. Nek.

10 reg. Hereford bulls, 18 to
26 mos. old, for sale. Percy A.
Price, Albany.

1 good milch cow, freshened
in February, Ist calf; of extra
good stock. Frank Pierce, De-
catur, 324 Fayetteville Rd., De
4060.

Heifer, freshen in June,
$50.00; 1 cow, now. milking,
$65.00. Come see. Mrs. Zora
Brown, Scottdale, in rear
Woodland Ave. es

4 Jersey milch cows, 1 with
3rd heifer calf few days old;

|3 that will freshen in a few

days. for sale at my place.

|See W. H. Maddox, Danville,

McNair Place.

Fresh cows, with or without
calves, for sale. R. M. Bar-
geron, Conley, 1760 Boulder-
crest Rd. Wa 6935.

1 purebred Guernsey bull, 2
yrs. old, wt. 1000: lbs... from
best breeding and milk pro-
duction, not reg., $100.00 at my
barn, 7 mi.
M. M. Newsome, Sandersville.

21 purebred, not registered,
Hereford Cows, 3 yrs. old, all
have had calves within the

Rt. 2.

past yr. and bred back to reg..

Hereford bull, Tommie Dom-
ino 17l1st, No. 3537120, a real
beef breeding Herd prospect.
Frank C. Binford, Thomaston.

Fine Polled Shorthorn - bull
ealves, from best bloodlines.
oe zeR. J. E. Kohn, Tifton,

2 milch cows for sale cheap.
Also 30 stands of bees. $3.00
per stand before robbing, 52.-
00 .ea. after robbing. Will
Laine, Dahlonega, Rt. 5

Nice Jersey-Guernsey bull,
4 yrs. old: Mrs. Marv Prescott,
Folkston. (12. mi.
ston.)

- Fine Guernsey bull calf, -3
mos. old, from reg. stock, $30.-
60 at my place. Will not ship.
Josephine Raley, Mitchell.

Cream Jersey cow, entitled
to reg: gives 4 gals. when
frsh. Will freshen in July.
Bred to reg. Jersey male, $95.-
00. A. D, Blackstock. Austell,

2. (Silver Creek Ranch).

Jersey cow, to freshen,
$125.00; Jersey . stock _ bull,
$75.00: nice heifer, Holstein
and Jersey, about 5 mos. old,
$35.00. Also mare mule, work
anywhere, $50.00. Mrs. M. M.
Fitzgerald, Lavonia, Rt. 2.

Fine reg. Guernsey bull, 23
mos. old, $135.00 at my _ barn.
Geo. T. Farrar, East Point,
(Campbellton Rad.) Ra 7245.

3 Jersey and Guernsey
crossed cows, will freshen in
June, giving 1% to 2 gals. of
milk daily. 3. bull calves, 12
to 14 mos. old. Will sell all
for $300.00. No letters ans.
without postage furnished.

Frank Clark, Abbeville, Rt. 2.

Black Jersey milch cow, 4th
calf; will give 4 gals milk
daily. See at barn. Also 8 bu.
New Era Peas, $7.00 bu. J. W.
Camp, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

Black Angus bull, 3 yrs.
old, wt. 1,000: lbs. or more, full
stock but not reg., $100.00 at
barn, not shipped. J. T.
lino, Molena, Rt. 1.

Want get in touch with party
having the Short Horn | Dur-
ham milking str. cows; also
want a pure cbved big bone Gui-
nea boar pig or
sorghum seed. Milner,

C
Shiloh.

Be



HOGS FOR SALE



1 big bone Guinea male, also
1 bred gilt, half "big bone anc
half little bone. T. V. White,
Dalton, Be aS

gentle.

ea. J.

East Sandersville.

NE Folk-

Pul-.

shoat; and
some old fashioned African.







1 S. Paks, sow. tarnate so
Reg. No. 469250 and 1 m
reg. No. 218583, $175.0
farm. E.o i. Hagaty,

nah? Rt: A Box 39%;

Jj laree young 5.7P.-C 4
1 SP-C: sow. farrow :
and 1 young. gilt.
in buyers name.
able. \C. A. Brown, ho
ton, Rt.)

6 purebred little bone Black
African Guinea pigs, female

to ship June Ist,

Hubert W. Daniell, Winston.

SP. Cy Boars sola; ena
for service, reg. buyers na
$25.00--ea: 2 gilts, 3 smaller.
boars, $15. 00 ea., :
blood lines. GC.

Americus, Rt. D.

Block type Cherry red Du-
roc pigs, 10 wks. old, treated
and shiped, $15.0 Oea. owe
Bennett, Screven, Rt. 2.

Reg. Hampshires, mode
blocky type pigs, unrelated,
$25.00 ea: bred gilts, $100.00
ea. All from champion stock.
W. B. Fambrough, Cordele.

4 reg. 1 yr. old Herefor
hogs, wt. approximately 200
Ibs. ea. Special price, $40.00
E. Humes, Columbus.

4 purebred Hampshire male
pigs, farrowed March 8th, 1 ae
in buyers name $15.00 ea. at
my place, at 8 wks. old. Ae L
lace Parker, Barney, Hts



HORSES AND MULES

FOR SALE



1 spotted, 2 gaited, 8 yr.
riding mare, 1100 lbs., $12 00
or trade for equivalent in :
oe sheep, milk goats or pi

. S. Scott, Austell.

1 red blazed face mare 35
yrs. old, good saddler, w
dbl. or single, $175.00. ce
seen at C. M. Loe Om

2. Box 149.

1 coming 4 yr. old Mont
mare, wt. 1200 Ibs., strawbe
color. gentle, work anywh
$200.00. Worth more. L
Ellis, Cumming. ees

Wilson Allen gelding, r
yrs. old, trained,. small
gentle, $300. 00. Dr. Earl Floyd
Ailanta, 1007 Po Bldg.
3

2 extra fine sate mai se

yrs. 5-gaited,

gentle and safe, $250.00 e
trade for mules or cattle.
McElhannon, Nicholson.

. works ;
centle: $135.00. Also
col. reg. Jersey ball :
Briarwood Dairy. No better
in State. F. R. Bees Ste e
Mountain, t. 2.

Plug mule for sale or tra
for yearlings; live 3
Murrayville. A. Y. Aberers
bie, Dahlonega, Rt. 2. 1

Sorrel mare. 5 yrs. old
1050 to 1100 Ibs, Work
anywhere. H. T Hughes
Mountain, Rt. So

Nice bay mare, fat ade
good cond. Works anywher
bargain for $140.00. Pa
McRee, Buckhead,
County.)

Nice _ black saddles ]
good gaited and gentle, $125.00
cash. or will trade for cows 0:
any kind. Ralph Jones,
ens, AG: 2: eae



RABBITS AND CA
FOR SALE _



7 does, 2 bucks, N. Z. W
and mixed colors, 14 mos. old,
$12.00, or exc. for chickens, |
or what have you? H. C.
mon, Marshallville.

2 pr. Chins. $5. 00 pr.,
for the 4. Sent Ce
Greene, Thomson, Rt. |

5 giant N. Whites, 2
ola, $7.50 for a Will
ads R. Lowe, Ae 22:
Avene S Bas

S ONE Ze Red sabbits
bred, a aes and 1 buc
mos. old, $2.25 ea. FO
chks. Jamie H. Crawtor
Chipley.

Guinea pigs, pradain
10 white and brown sp
females and 1 male, 1

paid: Mrs. D. M.
son, ees




| SHEEP. AND GOATS |

FOR aut



at to Buy Red or other

oes, except white. Full
Piooned type. _H: E, omith,
Americus.

1 White Buck rabbit for ae

exe. for 3 barred Rock Hens]
Mrs. Poi,

or 25 baby chicks.
B wman, Lagrange, RFD 2.

Eng. type Angora woolers,

wks. old, $3.50 pr. Parents

a. ped. fine stock. William
Bradshaw, Edison, Box 113.

on. Whites, 8 mos. old,
E stock, $4.00 pr.; exp. col.
atnip, 25c bunch; Xmas Cac-
us, 30c bunch; white feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap., free of
holes and washed, 20c ea. un-
washed, 15c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-
ing, Rt. 5.

15 rabbits, $20.00. Ee AY
offord, Atlanta, 1052 Grove
tN. W. Phone Ve 8312. -

SHEEP AND GOATS
"FOR SALE





at res. "Nubian buck, 3 yrs.?
jd: 1 reg. Saanan buck, 2 yrs.
Id: 1 Tog. buck, can be reg.,
rs. old, at give-away prices.

. Easley, Hapeville,

2 Saanan goats, hornless, 1
sh, 2 or more gts daily, first

ids: other freshen about July

st, 4th kidding. 4 qts. or more
hen fresh. $35.00 ea. Mes.
Hogue, Hapeville. 557 Cen-
te: 4907.

B reired Hornless Saanan
Buck for service, $3.00. Mrs.
. Rity, Fairburn.

ae Saanan and Nubian, cross-

frseh in with with 2 kids,
entle and easy to milk, will
ive 3 qts..$35.00 FOB. Mrs.
srady Reed, Austell, Rt Roe:

_Hornless Saanan and Nu-
bian cross milk goat, first
eshening, heavy producing
ek, $25.00 at my barn. Mrs,
M. Hatchcock. College Park,
Re a (Roosevelt Hwy.)

Purebred ped. and reg. Tog-
-genburg buck kid, trained to
pan feeding, and from extra

eavy milk stock. (Build up/

our herd with a kid of. this
reeding, as future per aah
easonable. John At-

E.

: Toggenburg and Saanan

eross milk goat, giving gal. or

more per day, with twin nan-

nies, 3 wks. old. Send card if

information wanted. ~Mrs.
Jesse Stancil, Clarkesville, Rt.

a 2m goats, half Toggen-|3
burg and half Saanan, fresh,
ee iL Toggenburg, dry. 3 kids,
does and 1 buck. See. Make
offer; J.. HL M cathe College
308" ead N. Jackson St., Ca

buck.



Seana doe, feck -for Ist

kidding, of extra good stock,
naturally hornless, 2 ats. daily.
$25.00 FOB. mye, Grady Reed,
Austell, Rt. 2.

A
ee:

00 without the kids.-
milker, been in 3
Sorrells, Athens, Rt.

Large White Rock Alpine
doe, hornless, short hair, gen-
tle, 4 ats. day now: -7? when
fresh, bred to freshen July,
$75.00. No shipping. oe
Mauldin, Sparks, Box 108.

1 milk goat for sale. Mrs.
Cc, E. Rankin, Jefferson.

Reg., purebred | Nubians, 1
buck, hornless, 3% yrs. old, a
few kids, all very reasonable
in price. considering breeding.
Consider exc. for large shot
or male calf for meat. Write
description. Fred E. Grubbs,
Demorest, Rt. 1.

Nubian buck goat, Jean
Jones Harlequin, N4473, was
2 vrs. old April 16th: also a
young doe with 2 voung kids.
sired by the above name

all from Woodruff
breed. See at my farm.-J. Y.
Culbreth, Carnegie.

\
LIVESTOCK WANTED

3 dt:
Pat





CATTLE WANTED:
Want a male calf of the Poli

Shorthorn milking type, 2 wks

to 6 mos. old. State details and
price. Thomas N. Hooks, Gib-
son. :

HOGS WANTED:

Want reg. po
blocky type 6 to 10 wks..

gilt,
old.

O. SOG E SD Greensboro,

Rt. 2.

HORSES AND MULES

WANTED:

Want a real good
horse. H. O. Williams, Con~
cord.

CATTLE WAN TED:

Want 1 reg. male calf, butt-
headed stock, 3 to 6 mos. old,
Del .to my farm. H.-W. Thur-
mond, Farmington, Reo.

Want reg. Jersey bull, 6 to
12 mos. old, with papers fur-
nished:; also have a nice J. bull,
4 yrs. old, qualities | perfect,
to sell to avoid inbreeding.
Papers furnished. Hugh Good-
son, Franklin, Box 91.

Want to buy some. baby
calves. O. S. Duggan, Chester.

| HOGS WANTED:

Want reg. Tamworth bred
gilt. and B. B. Poland China
bred gilt, of choice breeding

nd all papers. Edwin Simp-
on Douglasville, Ree

Want 2 good thrifty shoats,
any breed.
have and price. Jas, A. Wood,
LaFayette. REF 2? .



F resh Fruits and Veactables
April 27, 1945

Aca
$2.50-$3.00



-15- 1.25



Collards, per doz. bunches

1.50



Musterd Greens, per bu. .

Onions (Green), per doz. bunches

240
.80
2.75



3.00
3.00
2.20

~ 1.25
15





q| Black Minorca

00; Show,

saddle | -

State what -you}





| CORNISH, GAMES _
AND GIANTS:

Gray Clipper and 1 Blue Jap
and G@lipper. or ORS, $5.00 ea:
pit game, one-eyed, $4.00. Jas.

Large type Cornish: 24 Bue:
lets and 2 cockerels, 6 mos. old,
pullets now laying, $2.75 ea:
12 pullets and cockerel, $35. 25
or $70.00 for lot. No smaller
lots sold. Mrs. A.
Thomasville, 115 Colton Ave.

1 pr. R. C. Cornish, 20 mos.
old. P85. 00 FOB, or exc. for
geese or turkey eggs; 1 pr. 12
mos. old, $6. a: C. R. Rheney,
Harlem, Rt. E

PEAFOWLS, oS
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.:

$3.50 pr.; 3 prs., $10.00, Write
|for information and prices on
other breeds of Aristocrat pig-
feons. J. H. Barr, Lumpkin.

Silver pheasants, $10.00 pr.
large Pekin ducks, $3.75 pr:
White peafowl, $37.50 pr;
and Brown
Leghorn Ste re SeRs $1.35
for 15 prepaid. Helen R.
ee Atlanta, Rt 2, Box

Tumblers, $2.50 pr: Blue!
Gazzi Modenas, $3.50 pr; Black
Schietti Modenas, $3.00 pr:
Silver King. cocks,
White King cocks, stock, $2.-
3.00 ea; Red Car-

$4.00 pr.. Henry W. Rhodes,
LaGrange, 614 Winzer Ave.
REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES >
AND RHODE ISLANDS):

$2.00 ea. or 35c Ib.
yy Summers, Newnan,

. Mrs.

10 wks. old, about 2%.
unless crate is furnished. Mrs.
Myrtle Tilley, Ellijay, Rte 3:

350 Cristie -Red pullets, a
mos. old, 50 ea. Can- be
seen_at Waters. Dairy. Mrs.
J: . Waters, . Gainesville.
Cleveland Road. phone No.
678, Gainesville.

POULTRY WANTED >





TURKEYS. GUINEAS,
GEESE, ETC.:

Want some Sowa and White
Spotted ducks. W. F. Wood,
Ashburn, Rt.: 2:

or other large strain Geese,
both males and females: Dr.
LeRoy Harris, Griffin. -
GAMES:

Want some pit. gam cocks,
not over-3 yrs, old, wt. 6 lbs.,
or over, good eyes, plumage,
feet, bill and spurs. Pay ex-
press and $1.00 lb. Dudley
Price, Babi 1678 Emory

FARM HELP WANTED





a farm hand, white or
-col.,
den and wood and $2.50 day.
Joh. Wood, Cochran, Rt: 22:
phone 2505. -

Want settled woman (for
farm work. Room, board and
salary. Mrs. H. J. Teague,
White, Rt. 1.:

Want family, white or col.,
1 tractor driver, to move on
farm and help gather truck
crops; pay good wages. D.
Cardin, Berlin, P. O. Box 61.



3 Game roosters: 1 full Irish} j
.

C. Bennett, Duluth, P. O. Box}
Toggenburg milk goat, se 161.

B~ Carlton, |

and Silver Kings, single pis

$3.00 ea:)

neaux and White. Fantails, |

- 25 or 30 fat, nice Red hens,

Riso.

98 N. H. Red 3-A- pullets,
3 | gen.
lbs. wt. $1.25 a. Will not ee

Want some Mammoth Blue

regular farm work. Gar-}

: pulling,
House furnished. Col. or white.

| col.,

school and



sistance.

Sincerely, your friend,

ee TRUITT,
County Agent.

P. S.If you need additional forms simila
the ones enclosed, call my office and I will: be g

to mail them to you.

T know that the 4-H Club boys a girls WwW
do a great job in putting this bond drive oy
and I am very glad to do all that I can to ass

them.

I know also, that the readers of the Mark
| Bulletin will be glad to help these boys and gi

Special Breeders sale, White |.

make a splendid showing.
You will note a postscript to Mr. Trnit

letter with regard to forms to be See for

purchase of these bonds.
Tf you do not know

a 4-H Club hor 0

to whom you can apply, go to the County
in your county and he will be glad to put 2
touch with these boys and girls.

These boys and girls of today are the m
and women of tomorrow. They are the hope
the country. Lets help them in every way t

we can to help the country. _
TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture.



FARM HELP WANTED |

FARM HELP a



Want at once, good farm
hand, _maried. or
farm. ' work. See, -dont
write. 4 mi. West Ashburn.

Roy Ji Moon, Ashburn, Rt, 1.

Want man with some help.

to -plant late. truck crop, in
Fulton Co. Good house. School
bus by door.
tom land. O. E. Norton, Fair-.
burn. On Creeks Crossing
Kenwood Hwy.

Want party to work Turpen-

tine rest of esason on halves;

4,000 chipping boxes and 1, 600
cups already raised.

Grady Cauley, Alma, Rt.

Want good family, white: or.
to farm. 4 R. house on!

school bus Route; near good
churches. 7 . mi.
Stone Mtn. Good wages. J.
M. Jones, Grayson.

Want man and ginkes to wake.

small ecroo and work for me
when not in crop. Also exc.
nice, 7 or 800 lb. mare, 8. or
9 yrs. old, lady can. ride her.
for cow or vearlings.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

Want exp. capable Dairy-
man or tractor driver, married
man preferred. Good 4: R.
house. Write.. George T.
White, Savannah, Rt. 3, Box 21
c/o White's Dairy.

Want 1 or 2 col. families
for general farm work. N.
ton Co. Monthly wages, $60.-

00; Painted and ceiled houses.:

elec., waters garden and wood
furnished. Merrill P. Wilson,
Atlanta, 510 Bona Allen Bldg.
Wa 1914.

Want tractor driver for
farm, with family, at once. 4 R.
house: also want 2 families to
work on Plant and. Produce
farm. Good wages for labor.
QO. F. Baker, Sycamore.

single, for

Good 2nd_bot-.

| nished.

Ful--

-

Want farm algae Ge
ious kinds of farm work. W
or see. EL = Bishop, Th
ville, Rt,

lings. -All work d
tract. M. L. Fossett,
321 New Orleans St.

to cultivate corn
crops; other farm wor

Ji W.
haven, Ch 5772,

Want good, sober, whit
to raise chickens and | eg
eh nies. If interested, can _
at..once. See. Mrs. T. B
borne, Clermont.

Want white farm fam
work on large, irrigated
farm, near Atlanta, $2.
to man and large house, w
and garden. R a Sams, C!
ston.

Want 2 col. men
families for DeKalb Co, te
J: E. Turner, Atlanta, 133
France St., Be

POSITIONS watt





Want farm, standin
J. Caudell, College Park

Want job raising chi
on halves,-and house
with. all conveniences ne
sary.

Red ee Box 36.

rton and other
Have to. be
Towe, Gibson. :

Want job on farm with
man, by day or week,
pling Co., or near. Ne
3 R. house, wood and
Wife and self. Soon.



Sanford, Metter, c/o oe

GEORGIA AUCTION MARKETS LIVESTOCK SALES



=| TOWN

Sa APRIL
OGS| EBs.
180/240
245/270
275/300
~ 305/400
155/175
135/150
130/DN
180/350
350/450

Beare ee ae
==! oe

Strs. & Heifers
Otrs. & Heifers
Strs. & Heifers
Strs. &. Heifers



Soft

Atlanta
25th
fiard
Per Cwt
14.25- 14.50
~14.25- 14.50
14,25- 14.50
14.00- 14.00

Albany
18th

Soft dard

Augusta
17th & 20th
' Soft Hard
Per Cwt
"14,95-

14.25-
13.50-

Moultrie
25th :
Sof* ard
Per Swi
14.35-
14.35-

Pet

Nashville
24th

dard
Per Cwt

Sylvester
23rd

Per cwr
Soft Hard

14.25-



Soft

Ocilla
20th
Hard
Per Cwt
*314.25-





14.00- 14.25
14.25- 13.50
- 12.50



14.25-
*14.25-

14.35-
14.35-
14.00-



13.00- 13.75

13.60-



13.50- 13.25

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12.50- 13.50



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15.50-
14.50-
11.50-
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10.00-
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15.50
13.00
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12.00
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