TOM LINDER VOLUME 29 _ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1946 "Editorial By TOM LINDER | The OPA has given notice that os ceiling price on watermelons will be pe cuced approximately 30 per cent on the 1946 crop. The Bowles weevil is not threaten- ing to reduce any runaway price, due to any speculative market, because _ Watermelons were sold under OPA ceil- ing in 1945. 2 .. The ceiling price that OPA intends _to reduce is the ceiling price set by = OPA itself in 1945. 2. . the 1945 ceiling price on water- a melons was $45.00 per ton until July Sth. After July 5th, the OPA ceiling price on 1945 melons was $35.00 per ton. OPA now intends to reduce. the ceiling price prior to June 29th to $34.00 per ton and after June 29th, to ~ $25.00 per ton. __ In 1945, Georgia growers received $6,304,000. 00 for the watermelon crop. If OPAs plan goes into effect, at twill take almost two million dollars out ot the packets of Georgia farmers who produce watermelons. The watermelons crop is the largest truck erop grown in Georgia. Georgia is the largest producer of __ Watermelons of any state in the union. _- This Bowles weevil order is direct- ed primarily against the watermelon Yarmers of Georgia. There are a number of other states that produce large crops of. watermelons 7 Surely we should be able to enlist the aid of their representatives and Sena- ~~ tors with Georgia to abolish this out- ~ . Yrageous machine which scems to thrive: Only on the blood that it sucks from in the field to produce food for the == nation. | Once again, I repeat that the OPA was designed in the beginning to de- stroy American agriculture. It-was the brainchild of the Baruchs, the Hen- dersons, the Morgans and the Gins- bergs. Some day this truth will soak through the minds of those in author- ity who are in position to do some- thing about it. : The Bowles weevil is now robbing / on every cord of pulpwood. This Bowles weevil has practiced xterm inate the veins of men and women who toil. . the southern pulpwood grower of $5.65 - -@lation will be held in Florida, on February 22nd and 28rd. the rankest discrimination against the Souths cotton crop. This Bowles weevil, after fatten- Ing on cotton, has sharpened his teeth on the pine trees and is now ready to get into the watermelon patch as soon as they are. ready to eat. I suggest that the United States Senate and House of Representatives get this Bowles weevil before it and use some DDT before the watermelon blossoms come. They have a wonderful chance to do this when the bill for prolonging the life of this Bowles weevil comes before Congress. The Mexican boll weevil nqutents itself with the destruction of the cot- ton crop. The Mexican boll weevil is satisfied when he can see the cotton fields destroyed and the cotton farmer foreed to grow other crops. This W. rashineton Bowles weevil in- tends to destroy not only the cotton farmer, but the pine farmer, the water- melon farmer, the wheat farmer, the hog farmer, the cow farmer other farmers. MEETING IN JACKSONVILLE The a meeting of the Water- melon Growers & Distributors Asso- Jacksonville, That will be a splendid time for the growers and others interested in fair prices for watermelons to take definite action against the proposed cut in the watermelon eiling. It is to be hoped that as many wa- termelon growers as _ possible from Georgia, Florida, and other nearby states, will attend. If you. go to a store to buy mer- chandise, you will find that the high quality merchandise that you bought before the days of the Bowles weevil is not to be found in the stores. What goods you find are of low quality Esk were substituted for NOTICE TO FARMERS Farmers who desire to have their fer- tilizer analyzed should notify this de- partment, giving the exact location of farm, so that we may send the call to the nearest inspector. TOM LINDER, - Commiccioner of Agriculture this Bowles weevil on the quality crops. for his labor. big industry and increasing and all 2 weevil on this low geal is much higher than the price merchandise which find. This Bowles weevil quality merchandise off he r shelves. He put light weight ity at high prices there ins The farmer cannot. prod When the ce on farm crops are reduced means that the farmer m you cant The Federal . Administr: is raising prices all slong- wages to workers in industi At the same time, the ministration comes along, Washington Bowles weevil duces the wage of the man on the farm by approsea = eent. : ABOLISH OPA try must have high prices, high salaries and high ine to survive a 300 billion. dol and an annual expenditure 0 4) billion dollars from DOW future. S FAMINE CONFRONTS TE ~ WORLD The world is now confron the first world-wide famine i tory. There is a tremendous of corn, wheat and other grain right here in the United Stat The high prices which the ean taxpayers paid to Arger beet cattle for lend-lease cau Argentine cattle growers to their beef cattle and even a | cent of their breeding stock for News items from Argent that in the future exports of . beef for Europe will be oy b per cent. The American farmer 4 ea \ (Continued on Page S ARRETS. 222 STATE CAPITOL. Atlanta. .Notires ot farm produce and appurtenances admissable er postage regulations inserted one time on each request and ; =e when es is by new copy of words ae name and address, eorgia Market Bulletin does not notice appearing in the sgislative Act t esponsibility for anv St., Covington, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. publication Offive 122 Pace St.. Covington, Ga. ditorial and Executive Offices ate Capitol. Atlanta. Ga. fy on. FORM 3578Bureau ol arkets, 222 State Capitol aoe Atlanta. Ga. : as second class matter _ 1937. at the Post Oltfice vington, Georgia. under Act. June 6 1900 Accepted for ailing at special rate oi postage jed ae in Section 1103. AF FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE Super Swiss Pansy! Chinese Purple Wisteria, 3 Cc $2.00 C; Snap-jyrs.; Chinese blue, 4-5 ft.; __ high, 50c doz.;|Pussy willow, 4-5 ft.; Dyers 0 c Sweet Wil- | Broom, 2 yrs. Red Bud, 3-4 i it.: age, 6-8 it.,. $1.00. Josan ec! Lawrenceviule. Red Amaryllis smaller size, 25 ea.;. Nandinas, 2-4 ft., Date trees, 2-4 ft., 25c and 50c ea; Red Elephant Ears roots, 15c ea. in lots of 14. or more; Browneyed Sus- ans. and all shades Larkespurs, 3 in. high, 3c ea., well rooted. I Mrs. Robert Fleming, Lincoln- .| ton, Ris 2, dbl. red, yellow, $1.00! Rhododendrons, Mtn. Lau- oe and Egg bulbs, oie Azaleas, Tulip Poplar, emlock, Silver Maple, Dog- ulbs, $1,00 C; Pink wood, Strawberry bush, Red ender Crepe Myrtles,|Riq Crabapple, Pink Cherokee e. at Sus. Gi 4-/roses, 2-3 ft. $1.00 doz.; Calif, Mrs USSIC/ Bie Violets, | Snapdragons, Blue Iris, all $3.00 C. Mrs. Bonnie Abercombie, Mineral Bluff. : Red and White Red Maple, Azaleas, rel, Pines, Crabapples, 2-3 ft., well rooted, $1.00 doz.; Rho- dodendrons, Sweet Shrubs, Cherekee Roses, .Pussywillows 20c ea; Mt. Ferns, Arbutus, Galax, 25c dez. Mrs. Davis, Mineral Bluff. Mt. Laurel, .Azaleas, Pines, Red and White Dogwoods, Red Maple, Crabapple, 2-3 ft., well rooted, $1.00 doz.; Rhododen- drens, Sweet Shrubs, Cherokee Roses, Pussywillows, 20 a.; Arbutus, Galax, Heartease, 25c doz. Mrs. W. D. Davis, Min- eral Bluff. Nice, healthy, well-rooted, very compact Boxwoods. Write for prices; Azaleas, Mix-Mt. Laurel, Hemlock, Spruce, Tu- lip Poplar, Red Maple, Thun- bergia, Sweet Shrubs, Black Pines, Yellow thornless Roses, Blue Lilac, Easter bells, Bridal Ligustrum Japonicum, 2-3 Verbena, \ Rose, any 2 for $1.00. Add post- each, 50c aoe ie oes ee d se wine, - n Annes Geia, bulbs, _50c ilies, $4.00, 500; Add eis, A. Burke, Toc oC. Mrs. J. Red na White Ma le ( . Crab- ds, "Mt. Laurels, 1.00 = doz.; Sweet Sonate Roses Rho- ms, 20c: ea.; Golden ce Day lilies, Ferns, da postage. Mrs. r, Mineral Bluff. Dogwood, er Maple, Redbud, e, _ Hemiocks, Dog- Strawberry bush, all 0. doz.; Snapdrag- Blue. Tris, Lilies, alif. Blue Violets. Mrs. Gladys Robin- eral Bluff. ; : Lace, Boston doz.; - Ever- -plant- -White Oc doz.; Cuttings cedar, 25c. doz.; Arborvitae seed, 2nd zone. Mrs. , La Grange, Rt. bloom- ladiola bulbs, reath,, $2.00 doz. Elsie Hea- Z doz.; White Nar-|ton, Mineral Bluff. ._ Postage paid. Mt.: Laurels, Mt. Pine, Red liott, Lavonia, Rt.| ..g White Dogwoods, Crabap- ples, Azaleas, $1.00 doz; Sweet Shrubs, Cherokee Rose, Rhodo- dendrons,. 20c ea.; Day Lilies, _ Gladiolus, mixed, $2.00 C, $15.00 -M. Add _ post- M. Gunter, Law- Red and White Dogwoods, Red Maple, Mt. Laurels, Crab- - Fe apples, Azaleas, $1.00 . doz.; -10c; Pink|Cherokee roses, Sweet. shrubs, |. the: _ 12, 20c;|Rhododendrons, Yellow Rose, egg bulbs, 12, 10c;}20c ea; Blue Iris and Day. ted. Add post-|Lilies, Golden glow, Sweet Hiam Tuck, Elli-| Peas, Galax, 35c doz. Holly- oe Jhocks, 60c doz. Add _ post- = Foxgloves, | 28: Mis. Mae Bell Roper, Mineral Bluff. All, colors Azaleas, Mt. Lau- rel, Red Maple Sweet Shrubs, -peonies, | $1.00 doz.; Dbl. Yellow Japon- - postage.}icas, 75c ea. Add postage. H. . |C. Reece, Talona. ts, 25 doz.; a bisecus, _ Trumpet: Ligustrum Japonicum, Mt. Lau-| Clifton Obl Hollyhock, Galax, Golden Glow, Mt. Ferns Phlox, 60c doz.;|35c doz. Add postage. Hazel ingle day lilies,|Roper, Mineral Bluff. "FLOWERS: AND SEED FOR SALE colors. 50c _doz,; gelia, Arborvitae, Snowball, Dbl. Strawberry Boxwood, 15-18 in. 30c ea.; Laurel, Spruce and White Pine, Dogwood, $1.00 doz. Add _ postage. Martha Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Mixed col. Azaleas, Dog- wood, Red Maple, Sweet Shrub, Arrowwood, Redbark Dog- wood, 75c doz.; Rhododen- drons, Holly, Weigela, Yellow Japonica, Buddleia; Forsythia, Red, White, Pink Spirea, 25c ea.; Lemon Lilies, June Roses, 30c ea. P. P. in Ga. Mrs. J. B. Williams, Ellijay, Rt. 2. 5 colors Chrysanthemums, 30c doz.; Tiger lilies, 40c doz.; Blue Iris, 20c doz.; Cannas, 75c doz.,; Easter Rose, red American _ Rose, Asparagus, Lilacs, Bridal Wreath, 10c ea. Snowballs, 15 ea., Crepe Myr- tle, Live oak, 25c ea.; Japoni- cas, 50c ea. No checks. Add postage. Mrs. Ina Parks, Elli- gaye Rt 2: Easter Rose, Rose, 10c ea.; mus, Tris, Tiger Lilies, 40 doz.; Japonicas, Red and Yellow, Live Oaks, <50c.ea.:: Crepe Myrtle, Bridal Wreath Lilacs, Altheas, Pink and Red; Snow- ball,. 25c ea. No checks. Add postage. Miss Maud Fendley, Hipay cont 2. Golden glow, King Alfred Daffodils, Paper White Narc- issus, 50c doz.; Red Dogwood, Altheas, mix colors, 25 ea. 5 $1.00; Large Boxwood, Juni- Blooming size Pink Wei- Althea, All Azaleas, Red American Orce, 75c doz: Lemon. Lilv, 60c doz.; Japonica, 25c ea. rooted. No checks. Miss Vir- ginia Hensley, Talking Rock, Ri 2: King Alfred Daffodils, White Narcissus, 50c doz.; Large - size Boxwood, Juniper, 2-3. ft, $1.00 ea.; Red Dogwood, 25c ea. or 5, $1. 00; King Iris, Dbl. ing Rock, Rt. 2. Yellow March Flowers, 75c doz.; Pink Peachtree Roses, 6 75c; Red Monthly Rose Cut- tings,. 50c doz. Add _ postage. No checks. Miss Eudine Crump, Talking Rock, Rt. 22. Daffodil Jonquils and Purple Iris, 30c doz.; White Iris with pale purple border, 40c doz.; Lemon lilies, true to name, 50c lac, American Red Roses, Pink Rambler Roses, .25e ea.; ple and Lavender Tris, 50e doz. Add postage. Mrs. John Globe, Talking Rock, Riv Z: Azaleas, 2-4 ft., blooming size, $1.06 doz.; Dogwoods, }Crabapple, White pines, 2-4 ft. 25e -ea.; Yellow Japonicas, blooming size, 2-4 ft... Snow- balls, 75 ea.; Boxwoods, -well rooted, 3: y old, 50c ea. Add Sweet .Shrub, Dogwood, Easter Bells, 25c ea. Add PORES: Leola Evans, Talona. Well rooted Boxwoods, lilacs: Goldenbells, Weigela, Snow. balls, 25c ea.; Mixed colors blooming size Azaleas, 70c /doz.; White Dogwood, Indian Arrow, Sweetshrub, Yellow Cannas, 75e doz.: Red, White, Yellow. Mums, 35c doz. Add postage. Mrs. M. P. Forrest- er, Talona. Azaleas, 2-4 ft. blooming size, Red and Yellow Cannas, $1.00 doz.; Yellow .Japonicas, 4-6 ft., blooming size, 75c ea.; White Pines, Hemlocks, 3-5 ft., L, F. Evans, Talona. oo Yellow Japonicas, 75 ; Blooming size Azaleas, Mt. Taivel Sweet. shrubs, $1. 00 doz.;. Blue and Yellow Iris, Yellow Cannas, 50c doz. Add postage. | Talona. Mrs. DD. HH. Evans, ge 2 aponicas, . No. checks. Pink and. Velvet Rose,, 5 colors Chrysanthe- } per, 2 ft. high, $1.00 ea.; King All Yellow Daffodils, [5c 00Z.* Lemon lilies, 60c doz. No. checks. Velvey Hensley, Talk- doz.; Pink~= Peonles, 50c ea.; Orange Day. lilies, $1.00 C. Mrs. L. M._ Silver, | Talking: Rock Rt. 2. Jonquils, Daffodils, Orange Day lilies, $1.00 C; Bridal Wreath, Peach tree Roses, Li- -Pure- a | Wisteria, postage. Mrs. May Belly Wright, Talona. Azaleas, 2-4 ft., $1.00 doz.; Yellow Japonica,: 75c ea.; 3 "FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE | FLOWERS AND SEED we GEOR SALE 2 Nemes enemas se Golden Bell, Golden glow, Bridal Wreath, 30c .ea.; Lilac bushes, 35c ea.; Yellow Jap- onicas, 60c ea.; "All color Abe- leas, well rooted, Blue Flag, Dogwood Sweet shrubs, Crab- apple, 75c doz. Add postage. Mrs. H. P. Chas- tain, . Talona. ~All colors Azaleas, 2-4 ft., Laurels, $1.00. doz.; Red Bud Bush, 3-4 ft., White Pines, 2-4 ft; 50c ea.; Sweet Shrub, Dog- wood, Ivey, 25 ea.; Red, Yel- low Japonicas, 3-4 'ft., 75 ea. Add _ postage. Pearl Stover, Talona. Red Hawthorne, Red and White Dogwood, Sweet Shrub, Red Holly, Granny Greybeard, Red Crepe Myrtle, 1 ft. 10c;. 53 ft, . 4c. Exc. for sacks. . Mrs. Dee Col- son, Toembshoro. Magnolia, Magnolia, Teaolive, White and Red Dogwood, Sweet- shrub, Greybeard, Red Cedar, Crabapple, Umbrella - China, Red holly, Yellow ff, 20e- 3 ft.,-30c; 4 IC, ft: 45c. Add postage. Alma Colson, Toomsboro. ( Magnolia, Red Hawihorn, Teaolive, Red and White Dog- wood, Sweet shrub, Red Holly, Granny Greybeard, Red Crepe 3 Jasmine, 3 -40c 5 Mrs. Myrtle, 1 ft., 10c, 5 ft., 45c. Exe. for sacks. Mrs. James Connell. _Toomsboro. is Magnolia, Teaolive, White and Red . Dogwood, Cedar, Crabapple, Red Holly, Crepe Myrtle, Longstraw pines, 1 ft., 10c\.- 5. ft; .45, JVirs. Georgia Hunt, Toomsboro, Rta Gardenia Cuttings, Red Ole- ander cuttings, 20c ea.; Yellow January Jasmine, rooted, 25c ea., 2, 45c: Mrs. E: B. War- ren, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. Confederate Jasmine, Mag- nolia, Laurels, Holly, Sweet- bay, Ashley Myrtles, St. Johnswort; Crepe Myrtle, Wil- lows, Crabapples, Spirea, Abe- lias, small 15c; 2. ft., 25c. Spid- erwort, mixed, 10c. Add post- ege,. Mrs. Harry Lewis, Toomsboro. oe Large dbl. Zinnias, mixed! colers, Sunset Giant Marigolds, Hedge fall blooming Marigold, 10c cupful; Mission Giant Mar- igold, 10c % cupful; Hibiscus, Pink, 10c large teaspoonful. All postpaid.: M. ., Coin or stamps. Miss Lillian Hardin, White, Rt. 1, Box 62. Snowball Sprouts, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs... J. M. Free,. Waco, Rt. 2. Narcissus and White Daffo- dil bulbs, $1.50 C; Hemocallis Lilies, $1.00 C; Crabapple and Hazlenuts, Honeysuckle, 12; $1.00; Redbud, Yellow. Bell bushes, Ly $1. 00. Josie Hug- gins, Waco, Rin 2; Well rooted Purple Wisteria and English Ivey, 3, $1.60 del. Elia M. Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2; Box 136. : Gladioli Bulbs, Picardy, Peg- gy - Lou, Margaret ~ Fulton, eens Wonder, and others, No. $1.00 doz; No. 2, 75e doz.: 3; 50c doz. -Tube-rose, blooming size, 75c doz. Mrs. O. D, McKenzie, Wadley. Dbl. Olthias, White, red, pink Crepe Myrtle, Pink Al- monds, White Lilac,, Purple Nandinas, Evergreen with scalloped. leaves, 3 yyrs.,$2:50 doz.; lilies, 50 doz. Smith, Wadley. Steels Jumbo Pansies, $1.25;. -$2.00 C; Snapdragons, Carnation, Sweet William, Stock, Giant and Elder Daises, Pink Thrift, Verbena, 50c doz.; Tuberose, Glads, 3 yr. Abelia, $4.00 doz.; Nandina, 25, $1.50. Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley. 12 nice pots of Easter lilies, stalking up; 3 nice bulbs in ea. pot, $3.50 per pot or $40.00 Red Spider Mrs. for lot. Come, after. Cannot ship. Miss Ivy Dugger, Ol- iver,.Rtz 2. Lilac bushes, well rooted, from 1-242 ft., 90c doz. No or- ders filled less than a doz. Mrs. J. W. Aiken, Palmetto. 1 large English Boxwood, dbl. White Narcissi bulbs, dried 60 doz. Miss Pearl Turner, Ring- gold Rte. 1. Wine lily bulbs, Rhododendrons E ium, pink; spirea, Add postage. Abelia, | L. |doz.; 25,: | shrubs, 2 Improved Winter Pine pur. ple colors, 3c plant. .No orders filled less than 10 plants. Post- age paid. Minnie Adams, Vo; Rte All colors Iris, 12c a bulb. Lovely shades that blend. Have 25 different kinds. must be 12 or more. Mrs: W. EE. Johnson, math. Phile: a President Cannas, 50c don Dbl. White Altheas, 5 fe, 25; Single Purple - Altheas, Sy oe 75c; Baby Breath Spirea, pie a Flowering almonds, Purple Li- lacs, 40c ea. $1. 00 orders P. P. in Ga. Evelyn W. Seago, Pinehurst. se Beautiful Pink Canna pre 10c ea..or 3, 25c; Milk and (Oe 9 -CXG, for well rooted Cape Jasmine, or Mtn. Gaus as Mrs. Lathia Griffin, Pitts, Po Glad. bulbs, White Gardenia, = : Purple. King Lear, Blue Beau. Rainbow _ Mixture, large, 15, $1.00: Mada Pink Touch- as 7; Blooming size, 20, $1.00; Me- Not seed also red or mix- ed, 400 seed, 25c. Postpaid. S. R. Potts, Porterdale. + Bulbs: Striped lilies, res. flexed petals, 40c ea., Stately Everblooming _ lilies, white suffused with wine, 25e ea., Climbing lilies, 50c ea.; ' Gladiola, orange red with yel- : low throat, $1.00 doz.; Dainty Chinese Iris, $1.00. doz. Mrs. | Maude Granger, Reidsville. Nice Evergreens, well. reot- a 1ed for sale, 35 ea. or 3, $1.00 s Cash. If you. come after will sell cheaper in large lots; also will exc. plants for good feed. as Boyd Jones, ee ies Chhivcanihepuntae eine on Iris, . Periwinkle vine blue: Yellow Daisies, Lilies, blackberry and day orange, Canna, yellow; mixed Dahlia, _ 35c ea. .$1.00, 3; Denizie, me dbl. and. single, cut- tings, 10c ea., 12, $1.00. Mrs, Pivde W. Moffett, Roswell, Rt. = Pink - Thrift, Pansies, Red, : Pink, Purple Verbena, Fall Pinks, le ea., Chrysanthemums, CG Columbine, Wallflowers, Mix- . ed colors Tris, 50c doz; Bloom- ing size Sweet Williams; Christmas Cactus, blooming Begonia, 10c ea, Larkspur, Phlox, Dianthus, 25c C. Add Postage. Mrs; Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1. Giant mixed col. Pansy plants, 25 doz.;. Red, Pink, Purple Verbena, Pink Thrift, . 10c bunch; 25, 10c; Rainlily, 3 2 10e% Evergreen - Scotch breom, yellow flowers, 25 % carr All well roms Add 5c postage. 2 Mas- ed plants. Miss Fannie on, Royston; Rt. 7. Cameo Pink Azelaeamums, 85e doz.; 2 eac.; City of Portland Cannas pink, 15 ea.; Daffodil bulbs, Dbl. 25c: doz.; Orange Day Lilies, $1. 00 doz. No checks. Mrs. Miles T. Tanner, Sandersville. Giant. Dahlias, 15 ea., 7 var. Cannas, 10 ea,; Horse Apple trees, lL yES a. Mrs. O. T. McDaniel, Shi- | loh, Rt i, ee Crinum, Nassau lily bulbs, blooming size, 40c. ea.; doz. New Var.' Queen Annes Lace plants. White Yarrow, 40c doz.; Del. to 2nd Zone. No checks. Miss: Mittie Collins. Smithville, Rt. 1. Red Oleanders, well rocted 12-20 in., Nandenas, well root ed, 12-20 in... 26 -ea.* oF exce for White, Yellow | and blue Spider Lilie bulbs. W. T. Wheley, Sparta, P. O. 7 295. ; e Gladiolus bulbs, mined col ors, med: and large. sizex85 doz. Add postage. Mrs. oe Wooford, Summerville, Rt. All color Azaleas, 50c_ Goz. Dogwood Crabapple, Sweet "5c. doz: Snowballs, | Lilies, Velvet Roses, 2oc & Mission and Dwarf Marigold seed, 5c teaspoonful, 10e tbl Add postage. \ Mrs. Cleve trell, - cee Pa- i : Order Also some Dwarf Chrysanthemums, _ creamy- Red Ever- S Lester fee Silver Lace vine, 40e : Butter and Egg | also "Yeliow Oi: 00 Seg $3.45 Large a 60c ea., $5.75 bes Gardenias, Fortune all 25c ea.; eh See ex = FLOW ND SE FOR SALE iD S OWERS AND SEED \LE 200 thes Granatiog f ft. $8. 00 C; $2.50 doz. 1 yr., $5. 00 5 tt: Pittospo- rum 3 post- J.. H., Evans, Elli- Japonicas, 2-ft., and eggs, age. Mrs. jay, Rie 2: Laurel Crabapple, shrub, $1.00: doz.; Altheas, Almond, Japonicas, Boxwood, sue -6a.; Azaleas, 60c doz.; Violets, Pink Phlox, 25c doz... Postage. Lin- da Evans, Ellijay. -Pink, Purple Purple Wisteria, purple Lilac, Pink Almond, Golden bell, Bridal Forsythia, Purple. Althea, 6, 50c; Abelia, Juniper, Arborvi- tae, 25c ea.; Daffodils, 75c C; Orange Hemocalis, 70e Cs Lav- ender Iris, 35c doz. Mrs. "Doyle Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Iris; 35 doz.; Ce Arborvitae, Juniper, 2, 45c; Pink Almond, Golden Bell, Bridal Wreath, Forsythia, Pur- ple Lilac, 6-45c; Wild Iris, 25c doez.; Abelia, 20c ea.; lilies, 75 C; Purple Althea, 10 ea. Exc. for print sacks free of holes. Miss Frances Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Pink Spirea, Star of Bethlehern, Orange Day lilies, Wild Iris, Shasta Daisies, Purple bena, 45 doz.; Yellow Jasmine, Sweet Shrubs, Purple, Pink, White English Wood, Pink Dorothy Perkins Rose, Swamp Dogwood, ea.; Add - postage. Nancy Henderson, Ellijay; Rt. 3, Box 49, Purple King, ender Iris bulbs, lilies, .White Narcissus, doz.; Wild Iris Blue and Pur- ple, Patridge vine, Dutchmans $1.00 C; Ver- Yellow, Lav- Yellow Day breaches, Galax, Begonias, Ger-. aniums; Birdfoot, Violets, Trill- ium, Anemones, 25c doz. Can't ship a few of wild flowers be- fore April. Mrs. Mary Lang- ley, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Azaleas, Sweet Shrub, Dbl. Yellow Red Cannas, $1.00 doz.; Goldenglow, Purple Tris, Orang Day lilies, 50c doz.; Pur- ple Lilac, May Cherries, 30c ea.; Thornless Dbl. Yellow, Pink, White, American Red Rose, 75c ea.; Balm of Gilead, 25c ea.; well "rooted. Add post- age. Mrs. Will Kinser, Elli- jay, Rt. 2. Azaleas Blooming, size, doz.; Pink Crabapple, wood, Rhododendrons, Laurels, Spruce and White Pines, Sweet shrubs, Strawberry, $10. 00 doz; 50c Boxwood, Arborvitae, Althea, Forsythia, Japonicas, 30c ea.; Add postage. Decy Stanley, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Mollie Hender- Red} Rhododendrons, Spruce Pine, White Pine, Pink, | Dogwood, Sweet. Forsythias, Wreath, Daffodils, 70c Orange Goldenbelis, | 25c } 50c Dog-. Purple Tilees, 20c ea., Cedar, 25c ea.; Peonis Rose. and White: Sweet illiams, doz.; Daffodils, both dbl. single. Mrs. Virgil Parks, Elli- jay, Rt. 2, Box 58. Spider Lilies, $1. 50 doz.; Yel- low Narcissus, Lemon Lilies, 45c doz.; Blue Iris, Jonquils, Red Winter Pinks, 35c doz.; Sweet. Williams, Butter and Eggs, 40c doz.; Blue Violets, $1.00 C; White Narcissus, $1.50 C. Mrs. R. C. Stembridge, Ellijay. - Dbl. Japonicas, Almond, Al- theas, Lilac, Weighlias Red, Strawberry, Red Jap Quince, Arborvitaes, Boxwoods, Good roots, 30c ea.; White Pine, Hemtock Dogwood, Laurels, $1.00 doz. Add postage. Lora Shepard, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Narcissi, daffodils, jonquils, $1.00 C; Bronze and Lemon lilies, 40c doz; $1.50 C; winter blooming Jasmine, evergreeh Eng. Ivy, everbearing rose cuttings, 25c doz; rooted roses, red, 30c ea. pink and_ red Ramblers, 40ec ea. Mrs. D. M. Hughey, Fair -Mount, Rt.. 1, Box: -159. = Mix. bulbs, $1.00 C; smaller, 3 x: 3; 25e ea., as is; shrubbery cheap. Mrs. E. Fountain, Fort | alley, Rt. 1. : 1 doz:, Fall, Purple Daisy plants, 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Lucy May, Franklin, Rt. 4, i . Lots of wild flowers, 100 on Booking orders: Write. Pearl Hudgins, Flowery Branch. Spirea, Billardi, Buddleia, dbl. early Red _ rose, purple crape myrtle, 50e. ea; 1 of ea., $2.00; 1 free plant. with $2.10 orders. Wet moss _ packed. Prompt shipment. P. P. Lor- an Cash, Ellenwood, Glove or Pyramid Arborvi- tae, 12 to. 15 in., Junipers, Irish or the spike type, 10-12. in, Dwarf boxwoods, 6-8 in., field grown, well rooted. Boxwoods, 25c ea; others, 50c ea. Post- paid. Mrs. a (Myrtle) Til- ley, Ellijay, Rt. : ~Jonquils, $2. is Sweet Williams, foxglove, 1l5c ea; Verbena, 10; old time Vel- vet roses, 25c ea; white, pink, hibiseus, 35c; Dusty Miller, 10c ea; Dorothy Perkins roses, 20c; 3 var., evergreen cuttings, 10 ea. Mrs. T. H. (Isabel) Wade, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Orange Day lilies, and Dus- ty Miller, $1.00 C; Golden Glow, Foxglove, ground Ivy, 25c doz; Cape Jasmine, 50c doz. Mrs. J. M. Jones, Dah- lonega, Rt. 1. 65. or 70 Boxwood, 42 -to--18 in, high, Reasonable 3. In- Ane- Chrysanthemums: large, termediate, - Pom-Pom, mone, single, cushion, spoon, button. 24 large, 4 var., $2.00; 48 asst., 8 var., $2.00; 48 asst. 16 var. unlabeled, $2.00. Mrs. H: G. Woods, Donalsonville. Wild Easter Lily, $1.00 C bulbs; altheas, crepe myrtle, dogwood, red holly, sweet. bay, Umbrella. China, red Maple, Jasmine, Spirea, 5 ft., 45c ea; cannas, 40c doz. Add Postage. Mrs. T. K. Womack, Dublin, Rt. 4. Dahlias, 12 dif. var., large type, $3.00; H. R. S. yellow Mrs. !. Warner, Bashful Giant, Avalon, Margaret Wilson, Red Jersey, others; small _ type, $2:00 doz. Mrs. H. E. Bell, Duluth. Sara Frost Camellias (very dbl. rose), 8 ft. tall, nice shape, $50.00 and party come after; Crinum lilies, milk and wine and Apostolic, $2.00 doz. 1 ib. av. bulbs. Mrs. H. E, McLeod, | Dixie. Red. 25: and 200 for. $1.00; 6 doz. Emperor daffodils, $2.50; 2 doz. $1.00. All del., - Privet hedge balls, | 5 | cheaper. list, grown on my. own land.) Lavender: around j price. J. W. Callahan, Dora- Ville, Rte t. Many cols. Mums. $1.00 doz. Mareh and April del. Exc. for Hybrid Amaryllis, Regal, But- terfly, Guernsey, Easter and Tiger lilies, Anemones, or Ranunculus. Write first. Mrs. Frank Kirkland, Douglas, Rt. Marshalls pink, White Wonder, 4Fields, Cordele, Rt, _Dahlias, large tae ure Island, Prince of Persi Mrs. Warner, Ga. Treas . Belle, Graff|Apz Zepplin, Mary Ellen, Marshalls Si, pink, Josephine G., Red Jersey | Par a and others, 1 ea. of 12 dif: var., ts $3.00 doz. Mrs. Tom M. Bell,| Duluth, Rt. 2. : eS Dahlias, Prince of Persia, : H. R. S., Wine Bell, Treasure Island, White Wonder, Spirit. of St. Louis, Mrs. Warner, Rose Fallon, Helen Ivins, Butter- cup and others, one ea. of 12] dif; . var., - $3.00: Mrs. W. P. Bell, Duluth. < Rooted roses, 35 50c, $1.00 ea; Privet hedge, $3.00 C; pur- ple Wistaria, Forsythia, Bridal- wreath, Spirea, Abelia, Rose- mary, 25c ea; Abelia hedge, $5.00 C; Boston Ivy, $1.00 doz. Miss Mary C. Florence, Du-| rand. : Red. Amaryllis bulbs: good. size, 35c, ea. 3 for $1. 00, Mrs. LL. Griffin, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.) Boxwoods, 2.% old, $2.50; Spike Broom, Ivy, rooted, 6, $1.00; true to name, fragrant purple violets, $1.00 doz; Royal purple Iris, 50c; few old. fashioned. Snow- balls. $1.00 ea. -Mrs. J. - A. Henson, Fairmount, Rt. 1.. White dogwood, Red Maple, pink azaleas, yrs, $1.25. Add vostage. Mrs. Ate -Millhollan, Fair Mount, Rt. 2, care A. P. Nortons Box. Boxwoods, 12, 15, and $2.00 ea; smaller size, Cannot ship. See at my. home, just off Hwy. Bon- nie O. Roberts, Hwee Branch Ri. 2: Crepe Myrtle, snowballs, vel | low, thornless rose, sev. col. Dwarf ross, evergreen bushes, |: hardy Oak geraniums, purple, white lilac, cedar hedge, rooted, $2.00 doz.; blue ageratum, pink thrift, W.. violets, fall pinks, 35c doz.; jonquils, 75e C. Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35. 124 red and white variegated pompon dahlia roots, $10.00 for lot postpaid; monthly roses, red, pink and pink buds opening to white, 15c-ea.; choice pink, 25c ea.; Dwarf boxwoods, $1.00 doz.| Add postage. Limited supp a. roses and boxwood. Mrs. R. Whelchel, Dawsonville, Rt. 3. Nandinas, var. kinds junipers and other shrubs, very reason- able. Come and get them. Mrs. G. E. Pittman, Decatur, 139 Eric Ave., DE- 4029. Tree lily, hibiscus, thorrieas rose, 5 vine roses, White pines, Mtn. Ivy, Red Maple, Mtn. Dog- wood, 25c ea.; Mtn. ferns, 40c doz. Grape vine, 10c clump. Add postage. Mrs. Presley Fowle>, Diamond. Rooted purple lilac, Jan. Jas- mine, 25c; pink crepe myrtle, baby breath | spirea, bridal- wreath, 2, 25c; rooted pink run- ning roses, 3, 25c. Exc. for Glads, dahlias, cannas, pansies, hollyhocks. Mrs. E. W. Golden, Doerun, Rt.. 3. Purple sweet violets, $1.00 doz; 2 col. Gladioli bulbs, yel- low and fuchsia mix. large, DOC doz; $3.00 C; small $1.50 .C; Bulblets, 60c C; Purple Achi- menes bulbs, 18, $1.00. No. or- der less $1.00. No chks. Mrs. A. D. Brinson, Cairo, Rt. 2. Iris, 40, mixed, $1.20 C; Dal- matics Giant. blue, 50, $1.50; Black Prince, 50, $1.15; Peon- ies, mixed, 4, $1.10; Amaryllis, Johnsonii, 2, $1.10; Regal lily, 6, $1.10. Mts. J: M, Hall, Cal- houn, Rt 1: Sev. thousand Cannas, Mex- ican and Giant Zinnia seed, 20c ounce; red Seven Sister run- ning rose, 25c; Milk and Wine lily, 206 dor iirss ig Wooten, Camilla. Dutch Iris, Shasta daisies, Hemerocallis bulbs, 3 doz. $1.00; Baby Breath, Winter Jasmine, Dwarf Spirea, Duet- zia, Lilacs, Wisteria, Althea, goodroots, 7. for $1.00; Day lilies, 500, $4.00. Mrs. Chris- McLeod, College Park, Rt. Gardenia (white), 2 yr. plants, bloomed last yr. $1.00 ea; 1 yr. rooted, 50c ea. Add postage. No chks. Mrs. J. M. 4, ? Boston | redbud, bloom-'| 5 ine poplars, well rooted, 30 4) Tris, 24 in., $3.00 chks. | =F 1- 6. ft, 50e Driver, 3 1945 Seeg dragon, -20 fee se e Add postag son, Coosa, _Cannas: ; ed, 6, $1.00 R. Camp, Cord Yellow. Jas bler roses, r uil, Narcissi ai ulbs, Bae do r250e | bunch. Otis Mashb) ; Shacta. Ga pink | and or and some mi for $1.00; Pomegrar 4 50c; | Rosemar $1. ou orders ~ Pp West, Crawtordy Mix. size, : Dahlias, 3Be. do re ae ming, Rt kk = Blue grape iris, -head, mix. tube- -rose, 75 do: pansies, ioe postage. ming, Rt. Cele | bert, Re _ Large santhemums, : (white), Golden Wec low), Peach Glow, (p ender, Red lust cream, Variegatec 25 plants, $3.0 Silver, Guthbert Juniper~ se from seed in on: for 25c;. April ble cissi, 50c doz; BR: cupful. No stamps. Bennett, Dahlone Mix. cdl. Hus, Siberian, 50c d pink thrift, cups, verbena, a dahlias, 3 Glads, 2 low cannas, yellow 75c Mrs, Lona Sas lonega, Rt. t. Spanish and Dutc col., -6,.. 50t;<- Thre, _Lemon and Blackb $1.00 doz; abelia, woods, red | a kerria -japoni rhododendro white pine,~ azalea. $1.25 doz. M. lonega, Rt. ae Monthly rose hardy phlox, 50 do cups, 3 doz., $1.00; S $1.00 doz. "Mix co doz; Exc. for ni sacks. at 25 ea., W. ea. Cash or M. O age. Ance Grindle - FOR SALE FOR SALE = ea: Box: Thrift, Z0Ca $1.00: doz; z. Exe. - for sacks at 20c . John B. ice J Box Tris, 65 doz: Mit | col. perian iris, 2 ea. hyacinths, fer and : Ts lilacs, for : doz; butter- = Spanish iris, ane postage. Stephens, Dah- Yellow une igs, 40c C; Gera- lia, J erence: 10 ttings: also want ees bulbs. Showballs, : =2oC= ea; Zarigold seeds, Oc tbls.; Dw art Is. oe Oak- zor Blue B. Farist, $3 Se 2 _Chrysanthe- yellow, petals long 2.00 doz. Homer 818 _ lemon, 2256 ~ ehrysanthe- - Nirs. Love id, red, os a Grindle, Dah- 0; monthly clean | ~ White yr. Abelia, 30c ea., ce Loyd, Add post-. ~Add- postage. Sd. ilow, red, |plants with ea. ,| Add postage. | Wright, Loving. : : | yellow, pink, | rooted; -| bulbs, mour, ix. | lehern, + Bremen, * Rt -|30c doz. 4 doz., - | forsythia, EH plants: 6500 Glad Bulbs, Red, White, Peach, Yellow, large, 50c Med. 40c, small, 30c, MWOZo 0 Ga. No checks or COD, Mrs. H. L. Fields, McDonough, Rt. 43. Yellow mums for sale, 25 doz. H. E. Gaskin, Nashville, Rt. 4. Yellow, Jong and Trumpet jonquils, Butter and. Eggs, fashioned blue, single hya- cinths, $1.00 C. at my home or $1.00 CS plus postage; Lilies: Chinese, $1.50 doz; Tiger, $1.25. doz. Mrs. J. -S. 2 Blackwell, Newborn. Well. rooted. azaleas, red, (honeysuckle) (not wild), 75c ea. postpaid; rooted. purple li- lacs, 2 for 75; April blooming white narcissi, $1.00 C. Daisy Johnson, Grayson, Rt. 1. ~ Otange Pyracantha, 65c; 2 $2.50 doz; Hypericum pink weigelias, 40c, 3 for. $1.00 Santolina, 25c. _|State Insp. Postpaid. Mrs. T. iiC. Bee, Newnan, Rt. 3. M Mis. Glad bulblets, from sev. hundred fine var., such as Margaret Benton, Pelegrima, short Narcissi, yellow, old |Myrma, Pearl Harbor, Bagdad, 60c C. $3.00 Quart. Mrs. T. Cates, Hamilton. White or D. Lavender Lilac, English Dogwood, White or Purple Buddlelas, rooted cut- tings, 25c ea.; AH. color Canna. .;| bulbs, -75e doz. Add postage. Mrs. 'W. H. McWilliams, Lith- onia, Rt. 3. a3. shades pink, white and purple Verbena, 5c bunch, plus postage. All colors Phlox plants, 25c doz., 100 plants, -+$1.00. PP in. Ga. Bachelor Button seed, 1. cup, 10c. and >| 3c stamp. Mrs. M. M. Keliey, Lithonia, Rt, 3. Baby blue blooming size Iris, $1.00 doz; Pink thrift, 50c C; Scotch: broom, 12-24 in., 35 ea. Mrs. Lona Tallent, Lula. Marigold seed, 4 dif, kinds, 10c tbls. large zinnias, same price. Add postage. Ethel , Adams, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3. Lady of the Lake, large yel- low, 0c: C;- grass pinks, yel- speckled cannas, -50c Cs yellow Pom-Pom dahlias, | variegated purple, L0G eg: pink crape myrtle, lilacs, ever- blooming roses, 25 ea. Add postage. Docia: Harris, Lula. 25 . ea; roses, $1.00 doz; snow on the mtn, Arborvitae, Cherokee goldenglow, Ae dbl. tansy, liouseleak, 75c doz: y- | azaleas, |spruce and white pines, laurels, 20c ea. red dogwood, ea; lilacs, Others. 25c rooted, extra $1.00 order. Mrs] CGC. -G. barberry, Well -Mtn. laurels, honeysuckles, white dogwoods, red blooming Maple, Spruce pines, 2-14-3 it., $1.00 doz. well jonquil, blue iris lily $1.00 doz: red Spider 50c doz. Mrs. Leco Pe as Bremen, Rt. Add N. E. oS 1 $1.00 ea. 2 for ECer sweet | - Hedge -and purple Wisteria; also Kud- smaller, blooms 2nd At-. field. pink and red. |feed sacks, 160) ea. Ivy, 7 RUL = Waamteeiny, February | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERSANDSEED | FLOWERS AI AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED ER ee, | @ FORSALE ae ce Nice size, well rooted Nan~ : dina plants, 8 for $1.00: ender, cerise and flame Verbena, 75c doz; onhead (lavender doz. All postpaid. Miller, Augusta, 314. Glads, mix. col., bulblets and pink yarrow, 30c doz; pink primrose, 25c doz; large vellow chrysanthemums, 59c doz: hollyhock seed, 10c per bacco box full: Mrs; Logan, Austell, Rt. 2. Red Peony bulbs, | 65c postpaid. Mrs. Nathan Weath- erly, Ball Gorund, Rt. 4. Large Royal Poinciana plants, 3 for $1.00 postpaid. Miss Jo- False. Drag- plants, 75 Mrs. Raw. Rt. 2,> Box = to- lyde sie Hamilton, Baxley, Rt. 2. Everblooming Roses, Sirong 2 yr. (should bloom this 's@a- son), standard var., red, yel- low, pink, white shaded. La- beled, true to name. State fn- sp., 90c ea. your choice of colors, 6 for $5.00. Mrs. Flora Nicholson, Blairsville. Large red Cannan bulbs, 10e ea; large dbl. Bronze chrysan- themum plants, 25 doz; yellow narcissi, 10c doz. bulbs: Thrift, 5c ea; yellow jasmine, 10c .ea; Umbrella China trees, 50c sweet Cherry trees, Mrs. Belevolence, Pe Re Arnold, Rte is . Well rooted Evergreen Pri- | vet hedge plants, 50c C. COD. J. D. Anderson; Box 51k Pink, per. Phlox, pink Ane- mone, daisies, $1. 50 C; Globe and Silver Arborvitaes, Pfitzer Junipers, 12 in., $3.00; Rhododendrons, Beauty rose, 6, $1.00 Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge. Crinum lilies (Milk and wine) $2.00 doz. H. Ramsey, Jarge bulbs, Mrs. H. Exp. Bos- ton. Sweetshrubs, 20c ea; Dog- wood bushes, 25c ea. No stamps. Add postage. Mrs. B. Thornton, Bowdon, Rt. 1. Long stem Emperor dils, Cream Wax; Jonquils, yel- low cluster, fragrant white, $2.505 = deep blue Tris, doz; red Crepe Myrtle, large size, rooted, -50c ea. Mrs. B, Robinson, Bowdon, Rt. 2. Purple lilacs, white, Eng. dogwood, yellow Forsythia, pink Weigelia, white weeping Spirea, Jan. Jasmine, 2 Chin- quapin rose bushes, 2 50e post- mcs 2a, pink .50e ea; 20 in, daffo- CL laves =: CO Ben Blue -Ridge, 60e paid; German. Iris, dif: ~eols: = m ed,dahlia mixed, 65 doz _ Mautile Harrison, Bremen. Orange Hemerocallis Day lilies, sev. col. German Iris, Jap. Sunflower, running-henes- suckle, _per Blue Asters, tiny small mixed dahlias, Exc, for. good Print 100 lb. cap., clean, Mrs. Ruth Head, Bremen. Thrift plants, 50c doz; $1. 25 Cc: $5.00 M. Mrs. Lowell LONE Bremen, Re blooms, 45c doz. -Exhibition type Chrysanthe- ee mum plants; Indianapolis pink, Monuments White, Yellow, Tur- ners, Enchantress. pink - and white, Betsy Ross, many others. Also Anemones, Norma, Betty | Rose, etc., 20c ea. Jenkinsburg. ~ Booking orders for large type Chrysanthemum plants, 20c a.; 3 Including Country Maiden, Friendly Rival; White Albatross: Yellow and Pink Turner; Indianapolis pink; Bronze Orchid Queen. Many others. Mrs. Jenkinsburg. White cluster Narcissus, paid. Large crepe myrtles, $5.00 cant ship. Jasper, Rt. 3. Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels, Holly, White and Black Pines, Red bud, Azaleas, Dog-__ wood, Honeysuckle vine, Hm-_ Jock, 4- 5 ft., $1.00 doz. Will exe for print feed sacks. Mrs. Min~ nie Campbell, Morganton. Nice Bird-of-Paradise plants, 35c-75c ea. according to size. Bhi Cc. Re. - Sorrells, _ Booking or= ders now. Mrs. Marvin Fartaty 2 . Many other large shrubs, Miss Alice Stokes, 2 = eee Yellow and Wilson ~ aes | 0c aa 1s C; Garlic, doz., 25c: Lemon lilies, a 75 : Day lilies, 50c C postage do Red Maple, | Sweet Shrub, $1.25 doz.; am. Pink Climbing Rose, Red Dwarf Azaleas, 250 ea. Damp packed, P. P. Mrs. Ethel Cer- bow, Morganton. Azaleas, Red Buds; Biddoddn: drons, Mtn. Laurels, Crabapple, Red and White. Dogwoods, Red Maples, Holly.. All weli rooted, 3-4 ft., $1.00 doz. Frank Chas- tain, Morganton. lows, Red Buds, Azaleas, Cher- okee Roses, Mt. Laurel, White Pines, Tulip Poplars, Red Ma- Crabapples, English Dog- woods, 8-0. Te high. Moss packed, $1.75 doz. Mrs. J. T. _Coeper, Morganton. : < Rhododendrons, ple, Azaleas, Blooming Crabap- ple, Red Buds, Yellow Poplar, Holly, > $1.00 * doz.; Blueberry: bushes, Sassafras bushes, 50c doz. All well rooted, 9-4 ft. high. Del. Postpaid. Mrs. Dicie ieee Morganton. __ Silverleaf Maple, Crabapples, So Black Pine, Redbud. Dogweod, z Forsythia, 25 ea.; Red Radiance, _ Pink Rambler, less; Moss, Seven Sister roses, _ 30c ea.; April Blooming and Yel- dow globe Narcissus, Shasta Dai- -sies, 50 plants, 75c. Add postage. No checks. Mrs. Minnie Fain, Morganton. apple, Redbud, Strawberry bush, Z Thorniess, Red Radiance: Moss _ Roses and Crimson Monthly _ Rose, 30c ea.; White Jonquils, . Yellow Globe Nar cissus, Shasta daisies, 50 plants, 75c. Add post- ~~ age. Mrs. oo oeanton. Willows, Pussy White Dog- Spiga. Tied Buds, Azaleas, Cher-: Laurel, White Red Ma-, ples,. Crabapples, English Dog-. | Okee roses, Mt. _ Pines, Tulip: Poplars, woods, 2-5 ft. high. Moss packed. ~ Postpaid, $1.75 doz. Mrs. Blanche _ Mashburn, Morganton. | Evergreen Shasta Daisies, = Calif. Violets, $1.50 doz.; - English _ Boxwoods, 12-15 in., $3.00 doz.; Silver Arborvitae, rooted, 6, $2.00; True blue parma Violets, very Fragrant, 60c doz. Mrs. s Sees Wilson, Morganton. 2 Mt. Laurel, Rhododendrons, Netow White Dogwood, 3. col. _Azaleas, Redbud, Coral berry, White pine, Holly, >. 10386, $1.29, doz., 3. ft. high, Per- _.-ennial phlox, Shasta Daisies, $1.25 aS Well rooted and post-. paid. Mrs. Boon Wilson, pele _eton. : Pink Dorothy Perkins Rose _ -Rose~cuttings, suckle, tings, 25c ea.. Wisteria, 30c ea. Add postage. Mrs. A. L. Branan, Macon, 168 Cherokee Ave. e Large - dbl. Red ainged and Yellow California Poppy and Dbl. Larkspur, ail colors, all seed mixed. 25c tbls. del. Coin preferred. Mrs. A. F. OKelley, Maysville, Rt. 1. Large bulbs, Red Spider Tilies Daisies, 50c doz; Earliest Blue _ German. - Iris,: 60c doz.; Royal Purple German Iris; Nan- - dinas, 4-5 in.,. $1.00 doz.; Purple German Iris, 7c. doz. = Daffodils, Laurence Koster Nar- eissi, White Iris, $1.00 C. Extra} . large Red Spider Lilies, 50c doz. a Cit. Dye, ee = Well footed prickly Mock oe a ange Hedge plants, about 12 in. tall, $1.00 C. Plus postage. Much Jarger plants, $2.00 C. Mrs. Ja- cob R. Hillis, Millhav. ene RES | _ Box 39. ss ; - Waxed Leaf Ligustrums, _ denia, Boxwoods, Spreading Jue MNiper, Yuccas, Pink Altheas;, da. All rooted, 2 yr. old plants, 35 ea. Postpaid. $1.00 under, add l5c postage. Josephine Ra- ley, Mitchell. _ Well rooted wax leaf Ligis: trum-Japonica, 1 yr. plants, 3c a., 3 yr. plants, 10c ea. Add ostage. Daisy Ellis, Gr eenville. ice pink Hydrangeas, 5Oc ea. ae oo Rt 1 7 Blue - Speckle Roses, 25c ea. | doz.; = White Dogwood, Pussy Wil-|: Mtn. Laurel,. Red, White Dogwood, Red Ma- Gainesville, Rt. 6. Yellow Thorn- ea. dinas, 1-yr., - Forsythia, Black pine, Cxab-: Dogwood, 25c ea-: Pink Rambler, = Mattie Killingbeck, ; ennial Verbena (pure velvet),. Cherokee: ft. Altheas, large, white and dbl. ' Verbena, : bushes, 1 yr. old, Pink Cherokee. White Honey- Enghish_ Dogwood. cut=| jtive Red Cedar, | perry, Redbud, Day lilies, $3.00 | Anne), 40c doz. Improved Hearts Elder. Large Pansy, Add postage. Claudia Fignte Marshallville. s - Rugulosus Odorus Jonquils,. Middleton, : Gar-| Pink Almonds, Yellow Fotsyth- - Nice, wae soaked Bowens | 6: 12 in, 20c ea.: Yellow and Pur- ple Tris, $1.50 doz.: Daffodils, pa-: per white Narcissus, $1.00 doz. = ' Hyacinths, - $1. 50 =do7.: Mrs. Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6. - Butterfly. bushes, 20c ea., $2. 00 Azatleas, White Paper Nar-* cissus bulbs, Day Lilies, Yellow and Red Lilies, $1.00 doz. Peach Almond bushes, 20c ea. Mrs. W. H. Norrell, Gainesville, Rt. 6. Extra nice, well rooted, ever- green. Privet Hedge plants, 1-3 tt. $1. 00 C; White native Dog- wood, White and Red Maples, | 3-4 ft., 25 ea. Postpaid. Mrs. Reco: Clark, Gainesville, Rt.7. Primroses, Yellow bell Spirea, Butterfly bushes, Blooming Crab- apple, 20c ea.; Azaleas and Yel- low Canna bulbs, $1.00 doz. Mrs. Cleo Long, Gainesville, Rt. 6. Extra large dbl. Dahlia tubers, red, pink, and orange, 20c ea} Large Gladiolus bulbs, mixed colors, 5c ea. or 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs. C. W. Gilleland, =3 yr. old Cape- Jasmine in pots, White Waxie blooms, $2.00: Add postage. Miss Bessie. Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 5. Transplanted cultivated Nan- well rooted, 4-5 in. high, $3.00 doz.; Dbl. tuberose, blooming size bulbs, 2 doz., $1.50. All postage on less $1.00. = E. A. Smith, Greenville, 3; Large type Chrysanthemums, shaggy, incurved and ball type, all named: Assorted colors, 20: plants, $1.00. Mrs. W. W. Tay- lor, Gordon, Rt. 2. Heavy | old English Dwarf Box- woods, 7 yrs. old, field grown, ~ Bird-of-Paradise, | ; Laurel, TE Paee is Red and White Dog-+. ea. or 6, $1.00; Yellow Jon- quils, le ea.; Pink Crepe Myrtle, Pink Almond, 25c ea. ot 6, $1.00: Moss packed. Add postage. Miss Lena Crump, Hartwell, Rt. 1. Pink Crepe Myrtle, Pink Al- mond, Bird-of-Paradise, 30c ea. or any 4, $1.00; Rooted Pome- granate bushes, T5C= 6a = Or 2, $1.25... Mrs. C. E, Crump, Hart- well, Rt.-I., Large Jonquil bulbs $1.00 C: : White Narcissus, $1.25 C; Blue Tris Lily, 25 doz. Miss Grace McLan, Hartwell, Rt. 1. Dahlias: Jane,Cow], J. Beau- ty, .W. Wonder, Robt. E. Lee, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Wilson, Rose Glory, Yellow Calif., Avalon White King, Jersey Beacon, Ft. Mommouth, and. others $3.50 doz. sprouted tubers del. March or April, 10c. extra postage on 1- doz. M. O. only. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Auburn. Red and White Dogwoods, Sweet Shrub, Tulip, - Poplars, Azaleas, Mtn. Laurel, White pine, 2- 3 ft., $3.00 doz. P. P. Mrs. William Cc. Taylor, Hurst. ere: Poplars, Mtn. 2-3 ft,, $1.75 doz.; Red, White Dogw ood, Rhododendrons, $2.25 doz. All well rooted. Mrs. Cecil Davis, Hurst. Red Dogwocd, Sweet Shrub, |White Dogwood, Caper | Holly, Azaleas, 2-3 ft. $2.00 | Peep: Well rooted. XG tor: Ea sacks, S. Waters, Hurst. ae ot Mtn. Sweet Shrub, Holly, wood, White pine, 2-3 ft., $2.00 fae "Well rooted, Exc. for feed sacks. Margaret Collins, Hurst. = - Scotch brcoms, Rose Acacias, well shaped, good compact spread,. 10-12 in. Write. for prices. Weeping Forsythia, red cedars, $1.00 doz. Blanche Wood- ; ruff, Greenville. Transplanted dwarf Semper- virum boxwoeod, 8-10 in. above | ground, $2.00 doz.: $10.00 C; 12- 15 $15. 00 C. Rose Red Fer- $1.00. doz.; Gardenias, 2, 50c. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville. Beautiful wood, 12-15 in., well shaped tops, 8 yrs. Nursery grown, write for price; Verbena, svarlet red (perennial) green, well root- ed plants, $3.00 C.. Sample doz., 50c. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Green- ville. - Gardenia sprouts with roots, 2 ft., nice. blooming size plants, 50 ea. No less than 2 sold. 2 pink, $1.00 doz. Well rooted red, white, pink and dark purple. Mrs. R.-F. Terrell. Greenville, Rt. 3. Dwarf Boxwood, $12.50, 25; English Ivy, Vinca Minor, Na-| Althea, Coral C; Lois Woodruff, Greenville, Rt. 5. Field grown Boxwoods (Sem-, pervivum dwarf), 6-8 in., $10.00 C; Jonquil bulbs - (Princss $4.00 C; Pink Dorothy + -Perkins roses, 2 yyrs., 50c ea. Maude Hamby, Gr eenville. Mixed colors Tris, .50c doz.; Queen Annes lace; 6 plants, 25; Perennial peas, 3 rooted plants, 25c; Forsythia and Buddleia, 25 ea. Add postage. . Mrs. as Rogers, Griffin, Rt. B. Mixed colors Pansy. plants, 50c doz.; White and Yellow Jon- quils, Dbl. Butter and Eggs, Long trumpet Daffodils, $1.25 C; Johnnie Jumpips, 50, $1,00; Magnolia trees, 50c ea.; China Pinks, -2 doz., $1. 00.: Miss Cecil! McCurley, Hartwell, Gee we Nandina rooted, 50c ea.; Pink Thrift, well rooted, 35. doz.; Abelia, rooted, 50 ea.; Mrs. Cro- mer McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Long Trumpet Daffodils, dbl. butter and eggs, white and yel- low Jonquils, $1.25 C; Blue Roman Hyacinths, $1. 25 doz.; Jacob Ladder (Pink), 50c doz.; Giant Pansy plants, 50c doz. Mattie McCurley, Hartwell, KE Yellow. and white Jonquils, Dbl. butter and eggs, Yellow Long Trumpet Deffodils, Large cluster Yellow Narcissus, $1.25 C; Johnny Jumpups, 50, $1.00. Miss Nora Mev Hartwell, snowballs, Suffruticosa Box- ; Rose Weigela, Dbl. pink Althas, i Pink, Red, White Spireas, Box-- wood, White, pink Hydrangeas, Spruce Pines, Yellow Forsythias, all rooted, 20 ea. Add postage under $1. 00 order. Mrs. Carl ; Kimsey, Hiawassee. Elm, 25c oie rooted, 25c ea; yel- _ Chinese low cannas, jonquils, lemon di- and: res, 50 doz: garlie bulbs, postage. Mrs. Ellijay, Rt. 3. Azaleas, nas, $1.00 purple iris, 35 doz. Add W. WwW. Callis; sweetshrubs, can= doz; goldenglow, aris, Day lilies, 50c doz; purple: lilac, white spirea, pink monds, 30c.ea; ground cedar, rooted, 30c bunch; few red japonicas, 75c ea. Add_ post- age. Mrs. Rie = Boxae Dbl. yellow, crimson icas, $1.00 ea; red dogwood, 25c ea: 5 for $1.00; King Al- fred jonquils, 60c doz; daffo- dils, 50c: doz; Easter. lilies, doz; Silver Maple, 75 ea. All well Rooted: No chks. Mrs. Mart Gentry, Ellijay, Rt. -3, Box 61-4. 5 Pink almond, lilac, -altheas, forsythia, 35c ea; red and yel- low japonicas, 60c ea; all col. Azaleas, white and spruce pines, rhododendrons, laurels, spider lilies, $1.00 doz; Iris 50c doz. Mrs. C. W. Plumley, Elli- Teepe Iris, Foxglove, 50c doz; - Silver snowballs,. Ce max. cok white daisies, ing Williams, Pussy Willows, Maples, 25 Rooted and del. Exc. for Print sacks. Mrs. - W. D. Ralston, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Mix col. blooming size Aza- leas, Red Maples, sweetshrubs, 60c doz; white, spruce pine, In- dian Arrow, Mtn. laurel, $1.00 doz; white dogwood pink crab- apple, 75c doz. Add _ postage. No chks. Mrs. Gertrude Reece, Ellijay, Rt. 2: Purple, yellow Iris, yellow Japonica, 6 for 75c; verbena, 50c doz. Add _ fost- age; also cornfield beans, white with few colored in them (few weevils), 35c cupful. Jeminna Crump, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. Yellow Japonicas, mixed baby Rambler, roses, white | and pink, 30c ea; pink roses, Sev- en Sisters, 25e ea; Add_post- age. Mrs. Edgar B. Silver, 795 doz; Rt. 2. Fetane Rock, Rt. 2. 30 fk. 30c | cured daffodils, Red and pink Rambling and American Beauty Roses, 35 ea-;} | Azaleas, | Laurels, Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels,; al-| Glen More, Ellijay, japon- TOC) Privet hedge, blue violets 50c,| Weep-. ea; Orange day lilies, 50c doz.. 3 ft. pink eae Aadic 1.00 White and Blue Iris, 3, $1.00 White Cluster. Narcissus, C. Mrs. John Myers, Hartwell. : Golden Chain, 50c ea., $1. 00; Easter lilies, jonguils, 50c doz: red dogwood, , $1.00; dbl. daffodils, 60c doz; wreath and goldenbells, 25c ea., 6 for $1.00.. Well rooted. Rt: Tris, mix. 25 for 40c; Tae abelia, cydonia japonica, arborvitae, junipers, 25c ea; purple lilac, pink almond, forsythia, -pbridal- wreath, goldenbell, theas, yellow kerris, 90c doz; Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Lemon lilies, 35 doz; pur- ple, lavender Iris, 40c doz; white Sweet Williams, 30c doz; red japonicas, 25c ea; old fash- ioned yellow roses, 2 for o0e; white pine, 75c ea. Add post- age. No chks. Miss Melow- nese Davis, Ellijay, Rte -2. Ellijay, 20 var., FLOWERS AND SEED WADTEP = santhemums, only named varie- ties. George F. Wright, Mayfield. - Want well rooted Camellia) plants, priced reasonable; a everblooming Lilac, or sell. m lilac, Mrs: J. Ww. Hendrix, Statesboro, Rt. 2. ing size. State price per doz. | Mrs. J. R. Stone, Lincolnton. Exec. per. pink phlox for oth- er colors, or for snapdragons Or pansy plants. Mrs: F: Ryan, Tallapoosa. Want 2 Marechalneil a 4 Brides Bouquet roses, well root- ed. Mrs. Helen Mullinax, Quit- man. Want 4 doz. a a ea.) red, white, yellow, pink Tulip bulbs. State price; like to exc. red gla-| dioli bulbs for other colors. Mrs. -J. V. Johnson, Cedartown, Rt-23: - Exc. white or yellow. jonquils for rooted Cotton Rose.- Mrs. L. J. McKinney, Cordele, Rt. D. Want fresh Magnolia. seeds. |. State what you have and -price. John E, Cato, Bainbridge, P. eae | Box 95. Want deep red Dei aeaula. large decorative type oe bulbs, asst. colors, large Chry- santhemum plants, asst. col. Pom-Pom and large yellow and pink Daisy var., and. Picardy Gladioli. Price must be reason- able. Mrs. _Dewey Youmans, Stillmore, Rt. 1. 12 in. high, for transplanting now. Mrs. I. A. Poole, Cochran. Will swap fine dahlia tubers for var. I do not have, or will buy. State what you have. Re A. Knowles, Rossville, Rt. 2. Want old time Elephant Ear flower and roots or cuttings of} , blue or green rose; also 4 white, 100 lb. sacks. Mrs. Horace Tay- lor, Trenton. SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE SCB 2-row. cultivator planter and distributor for Case SC tractor. Will also fit Case DC or RC tractor. In A-1 cond. Hollis Evans, Glenwood, Rt. 2. 2 disc Athens plow to fit mod- el B Allis Chalmers tractor, in good cond. $75.00. J. Q. Ivey, Wrightsville, Rt. 2 J. Deere model A. tractor, all cultivating, planting and ferti- lizing equipment, peanut plows, jack shaft, 6 disc tiller, seeder attached, heavy duty disc har- row. ist closs cond. and late model. TT. L. Surles, Cuthbert, Riz 3: 1 almost good as-new McCor- mick Deering 4 disc tiller for sale. No junk. H. T. Broom, Carrollton, Rt. 1. 2-H riding cultivator, John Deere; 3 roller syrup mill, Jarge 1-H type, 10 ft. copper bottom for pan. sale or exc. for yearlings or any- thing can use. H. L. pher eoue: : McDonough, Rt. 3. eet 3 tor: = sees No i chks. Add postage. Opal Gable! = purple al-|- Henry\ Cut Want Regal lily bulbs, Boa Want 20 Boxwoods, not over), | row, price reas All in good cond. For} $2:00| di fate a good cond. and c Trade for cows. Want Dahlia bulbs and Chry-| Em: ie S 00. C Stalk -c dice twice, $50.00 Barnes, Griffin, 1942 pee q mo. Sell or tr. er in good condit er, get plow. Rd. Jack BE. Rt.. 4. Reg aoe F-20 Farmall with pulley in per! 26 in. 8 disc b Waycr oss, -Rt. McCormick-De er in A-1 cond Luella. . 2 crops flat Be tures Jone. lo = port on Coastal | Haymore, Towns 60 gal. syrup kett good cond. Big. hand crank, good corn as fast. as you $8.00. J., V. Terry. Large McCormick good as new. Com ters ans. J. L, Ross Rte3. Se Cultivating an : equipment for John el B osdige Ja power lift, rt and cultiva tin -W. Long, Ba ood 1-H \ wagon. Good Sne A) oF Sa Monroe, with a chine einen ting equipment. Pot del, Allis Chalmers Bo actor. on new. rubber, ff. Cultivators and uipment and 1- plow. All like new, a ey Griffin, . Amer- yer for power al. hose, brooms, we take-off Ni- ster. D. A. West- n, P. O. Box 464. ational Corn Bind- i eee, Rut: rede D tractor er and in good OW, 6 disc go). als vant power garden actor. C. B. Manning, $, 2232 J Andrews Circle. Albert Haggard, Ox 36. | tractor-on. steel, barg es also aes | Bd fabes ood ; need slight re- B. CG. a N. ay, Atlanta; Ra., S. ., MA- ete-Lummus saw gin stands tomatic feeders, in eXc. gone. lark Cutting Harrow, 00; 10 ey A C very. good cond. rton, posers. ner type and baler | with Write fine condition, e, for sale, or exe. Olin Anthony, Why gin outfit ;ready to run, 50 H. P. H. P. boiler. ge ~W. Brown, TS Model oBe ers, cultivators, 3 tiller, power take- r. Good cond. auncey, Rt. i ig] st Allis- Chal- no. 60; John tractor. $50.00. as and culti- | good as} Sell alll. '|MACHINERY FOR fone SECOND HAND : MACHINERY FOR SALE . = PE cconn us HAND MACHINERY WANTED SECOND HAND MACHINERY WANTED Fordson tractor with dbl. rear steel wheels and Chev. ignition, $150.00. James Harris, Monroe. John Deere B and 1 Avery Good cond. J -E. Gra- | ham, Cochran. 2 Dise tractor mounted plow in new cond. for J. D. model B, $160.00 or exc. for. 10 disc bog harrow; J. D. power mowet, or planter and fertilizer outtit _| for model B. T. C. Seawright, Hartwell, Rt. 3. Med. size Walking tractor, 3-4 H. P.; Ext. rims with lugs, large hillside turner plow, tool car- Yiage, cultivator plows and dise hoes for tractor. Reas. price. Good cond. W. A. McFarland, Alto, Rt. 2. 1 Duran 4 Roller Peach Sizer, complete, also 30 in. brush with fan. M. EL: eee Man- chester. Good Binder, in good shape, J. W. Lindsy, Griffin, Rt. B. 1 Corna hand power Corn Mill, like new, $5.00 or exc. for rabbits. Stoy Carithers, Nichol- son, Rt. 1. 42 in. Cole Grits. Mill, com- plete, 40 h. p. eng., wood Com- bine and some other farm equip- ment. See at my place. Ans. all letters. W. W. McGee, Hal- cyondale, RFD 1, Box 85. 1941 model General tractor, with fert. aad planting equip- ment, also J. D, No. 4, mule drawn mower, practically new, 2 H. steel wheel wagon, used only 6 days, 50 tooth drag har- row, 1 H. Turner, ete. cond. C. Virgil Langford, Bo- -| wart, Rt. 1: phone Athens No. .| 590. Killeref No. 57, 4 gang, 8 ft. cut., 20 disc narrow, - $150.00. Wm. G. Burt, Bolingbroke. Kincaid Garden tractor, all attachments, $200.00 for: ap- -pointment call CA-1622: A. L. Schofield, College Park, Box 193. Blacksmith. ferge and an- vil, used on farm and essential to farm work. Write for prices, also Apache Grist. mill, grinds coarse or fine, hand turned, $10.00 cash. A. J. Adams, Syca- more, Rt. 1, Box. 53-A. Deering Binder, mule or tractor hitch, with 3 blades, prac. new set of binder cloths, also other farm implements for sale. H. C. Waldrep, For- syth, Rt. 1, Heavy 1-H wagon, brakes, almost good as new; also fine 30 lb. Farm bell. R. - eer: Carrollton, Rt. Star No. 9 pea thrasher, prac. new, $60.00; Oliver no. 13 turn- ing plow; Oliver no. 15, turn- ing plow, $10.00 ea. FOB Ma- con. John Deere 2-H wagon and body, used 1 yr., A. E.. Weems, Lizella, Rt. 1... 310 Continental less power. Do ~ not eWrite. Come see. Will accept ahy reas. offer or trade. for any- thing can use; also want M. Farmall tractor in good cond. Give full details in Ist leter. O. S. Garrison, ~ Homer. Racine Threshing Reconditioned. Threshes ail kinds of grains and shucks and. shells ear corn. $150.00. M. Trulock, Climax, -Want press. for cotton Gin. Lummus preferred, but consid- er other makes, Must be good cond. Cheap for cash. B. F. Moore, Butler. UC, Want tractor. prefer a small size and Ferguson make but will consider other makes, with .|equipment. C. M. Branch, Bax- ley, Rt. 1. Want med, size tractor with or without implements. Prefer -}with. Good cond. at reas. price. Give full description. B. G. Phagan, Eastman, Rt. 2. Want old style Fordson trac- ,|tor, block and radiator. State price and cond. Archie Mc- Murty, Atlanta, Rt. 6, Northside. Want extra good 2-H wagon in good shape, med. size, wide tires, (no body). Prefer one {not used very much. H. P., .| Maleom, Social - Circle, a 2 | Box a All good g00d. $60.00.. Gin outfit machine, | 5051 engine. Want Fordson tractor, Ath- ens side plows, Cutaway har- row. State price and cond. J. O. Hardy, Young Harris, Rt. = SECOND HAND MACHINERY WANTED Want Ford - Ferguson tractor on rubber, 45-46 model, with or without equipment, but in good cond. State price, etc, All let- ters ans. W. R. Wilkinson, Jr., Claxton, RFD. 1. Want model Ay Farmall trac- tor with tiller and harrow or without. T. W. Jimerson, Grif- fin, Rt C. Want cultivators and planters for Farmall Tractor model H. Eugene Bobo, Canton, Rt. 1. Want planters, cultivators, dis- tributors, and 5 or 6 disc tiller for Farmall M tractor; also have . B- model Allis Chalmers tractor, planters, cultivators, Distributors, 2-disc plow and harrow for sale. Strick Hollo- way, Cobbtown, R. F. D. Want Farmall A Tractor with planter, distributor, bottom plow with or without harrows. Also want B. Allis Chalmers tractor with planter, distributor, bottom plow with or without harrows. State cash price. All letters ans. J. S. Collins, Collins. Want M-Farmall tractor, 5 disc tiller and harrow. Must be in good cond. James L. Fincher, Barnesville, Box 49. Want rider cultivator, Avery or International... J. J. Hendrix, Madison, Rt. 1.- _ Want to buy a Covington Cot- ton planter in good cond. Vic- tor D. Varbot, Augusta, 2123 Wrightsboro Rd. Want - good Fordson tracter with a dbl. section cutaway. L. J. Johnson, Morrow. Rt. 1. Want l-row Farmall tiddel A} or J.-D. L. tractor with Guano distributors, planter, cultivators and tiller in late model and Ist class cond. Give best cash price. Milton Fletcher, Denton, Rt. 1. Want garden iractor. ~ State cond. and price. Emory S. Tul- ly, Colquitt, Rt. 4. Want Farmall A tractor, prac. new with tiller, dbl. section cut- ting harrow, cultivating equip- ment with.or without planters. Would accept new model Ford equipped. Cash: Robert Donald- son, Blairsville, Box 83. Want 1 bottom plow John. Deere make, 1 dbl. section har- rew in- good cond. Ned Har- per, Ocilla. Want garden tractor. Must be in. good cond. L, F. Rogers, La- nier. Want 4 disc Athens tiller on} rubber in good cond. T. J. Bras- well. Adrian. Want. set of rims for rubber! | tires for Farmall -F-20 tractor. State cond. and price. J. A. Capehart, Chickamauga, Rt. 2. Want 1 wheel for. no. 7 Mc- Cormick Deering mower. State price del. H. W. Darden, Ho- {| gansville. - Want manure spreader, Ist class cond. pulled by mule or tractor. W. P. Keith, Hogans- ville, Rt. 1. Want used John Deere tractor model H or smaller, not over 4 yrs. old. W. U. Payne, Ashland. Want small tractor, disc, har- row, 2-row planter, horse dr awn. Prefer J. D. make: son, Summerville, Rt. 3, Box 35. Want good hammer mill in Ist class cond. Med. size, preferably within 100 mi. of Americus. George M. Wicker, Americus. Want Ferguson Ford Tractor, late: model on rubber. Cash terms. W. F. Dixon, Mershon, i. d Box 10, Want for cash Farmall H or M tractor on rubber. Late mod- el with all nee. equipment. State cond., model, and cash ,price. Norman Sellers, - Baxley, Rt. 1. Want 3 cyl. or 4 cyl. Myers or Beau power spray pump without State model number, size cylinders or gal. per minh., Hani price, and cond. of pump. amilton L, ean nee ee { utor. | P.O. Box 142. State cash. price and cond. Ezra B. Daw- - Want 4 disc tiller in working cond. International or John Deere preferred. H. P. Faulk- ner, Fitzgerald, 510 W. Pine St. Want 1 complete Fertilizer at- tachment for A Farmall tractor Hand lift. J. E. Evans, Abba. Want l-row John Deere farm tractor in good cond. Pay cash. Burwell A. Atkinson, Waverly. Want for cash Farmall A cultivator and equipment, dou- ble Hopper planter and distrib- Joe H. Little, Ocilla. Want Farmall A or Allis Chal- mers B model tractor with H. F. Ray, Nashville, Rt. Want 5-9 H. P. Garden trac- tof Will pay cash. Please list attachments. George E. Golden, La Grange, Rt. 4. Want tractor, any. size and make, in good cond. All letters ans. Mattie Gaskins, Nashville. Want Ferguson Blade Terrac- er. T, Q. Fleming, Brunswick. Want steel wheels with. good lugs for Farmall F-20 tractor at reas. price. John C. Norris, Newborn, Rt. 1. Want tractor with cultivators, planters and equipment. what you have and prices. G. Rabon, Fitzgerald. Want. tractor equipped with breaking plow, cultivators and planters and harrow. Prefer late model Farmallor Fordson with! lights and starter. Give address also County. Otis Samples, Lyons. Want M Farmall tractor on rubber, preferred without equip- ment. Write and state price. Shasta McCranie, Willacoochee. Want light subsoiler, J. D. No. 15 orsimilar size. A. B. Med- lock, H, Atlanta, Rt. 2, Box 504. Want Meadows Grist mill, 18- 20 in. rocks. N.: R. Mooney, Quill. Want 1 Allis Chalmers B model tractor and attachments if any. Stanley Christian, At- lanta, 2309 Boulevard Dr., SE, DE- 5753. Want to buy pulley for Ford Ferguson tractor; also want to buy for cash 1-dise Harrow for Ford Ferguson tractor. John Bruner, Ft. Gaines, Rt. 1. Want planters and distributors for Allis Chalmers model C tractor, 24row. No junk at or below. ceiling price. G. W. Mal- com, Madison, Rt. 4, Box 157. Want Oliver Combine, large size and in A-1 cond, with motor} attached. Will pay cash. Give full particulars. Homer G. Cline, Canton, Rt. 1. Want 2nd hand cider press, cheap for cash. A. C. Floyd, Chamblee, Dunwoody Rd. Want 2-H, Oliver Walking ae tivator. Please advise cond. and price. W. H. Chew, Macon, 523 Linden Ave. Want to buy a 42. in. Grist Mill. J.T. Rawls, McDonough, Ww. Want entire planting and cul- tivating equipment for Int. H or M tractor; aiso pulley and shaft complete, power take-off for Int. H or. M, and Athens 4 disc tiller with self trip. Must be perfect cond: and cheap. Advise. C. R. Duggan, Cochran, Rt. 4. Want 2-row tractor with tiller,. cultivators, planters, fertilizer attachment, prefer C-Allis Chal- mers, B Farmall, or H John Deere. D. S. Haymore, Rutledge. Want Hay baler in good cond., mule power, 1 hay rake at a bargain. R. J. Boatright, Mer- shon. : Want tractor with 2-row cul-: tivating equipment. John Har- ris, Monroe. ; Want turning plow for John Deere model L tractors, No. 12 FL-10 fert. attachment. Jones, Ellijay, Rt. 2. Want 1 dbl. dise orchard har row for A. C. tractor, model B. Henry C. Walker, McRae, Rt. A, Box 62: Want 2-row tractor with planting and cultivating attach- ments, power take-off, mowing machine and rake, small com-. Dorsey equipment. State best cash oe Write! | W. Anderson, Cartecay. 3 Few Mammoth Russian Shn- or 14, and planter, PL-10 series, Want Ford Ferguson tractor, late. model, Guar. good~shape. Grantling Nicholes, _oaiiiia, Hi G. Want 2-disc tiller. Must be in good cond. State price. Lewis, Experiment, Box 64. Want turn plow and No. 7 mower for John Deere L. D. tractor. A. J. Yarber, Gillsville. Want distributor and dbl. planters for A Farmall trac- tor, 1942 model at once. Charles E. Brown, Fitzgerald, Rt. a INCABATORS AND BROODERS 800 cap. Wishbone Incubator, Oil heat, $35.00; also some farm mules, $50.00 up. 5S. D. Harrison, Kathleen. Want an elec. battery chick starter, 5 decks, used or new. Mrs. W. A. Tanner, Douglas, Rit 2. Gas heated brooder, 500 ca- pacity, $20.00; also growing pen, 500 capacity, $50.00 Virgil S. Gibson, Atlanta, 1431 Met- ropolitan Ave., SE. Elec. brooder, 100 cap., used only once, with 6 ft. ext. cord. $12.00 cash at once. Do-not write. Come buy. Mrs. R. L. Fears, Jackson, East 3rd. St. Want 4-800 Cap. elec. incus bator. .Must be in good con. and give good hatches. Reas, priced. Ben N. Rodgers, Con- yers;. Rt. fT. 2700 ese incubator, electric and battery brooders for sale, For further inform. write. W. W. Cauthen, Buchanan, Rt, <. 4 elec, brooders, used for 2 broods, S. and R. metal, Au- tomatic, Fan, Reel, Adj. legs, 500 cap., $80.00 for all or $22.50 ea. Ray ns SS Branch. Buckeye Incubator, 120 oe cap. Used one time. Tn co shape, $20.00 or exe. Ellis, Cumming. SEED FOR SALE Seed: Cannon Ball Watermel- on, $1:50 lb.; Collard, $1.90 ib.; Long Green Pod Okra, 50 Ib.; Hales Red Cantaloupe, $1.25 Ib: Crook Neck Yellow seh $1.40 lb. Mrs. C.-H. Sledge, By- ron. Sericea Lespedeza, dodder free, field run, 18c; Searified; 28c Ib. CoN. Harrell, Chamblee, RY. 2, | Atlanta phone, CH-6963.- Everbearing, . from June -to= : Frost, Okra seed, 60c Ib. Post- paid. ledgeville, Box 535. 1,000 Ibs. Cannon ball and Black Diamond Melon seed, hand saved, screen dried and State Tested from selected mel- ons, $2.00 ib. FOB. W. O. Bird- song, Gordon. - . Old time seed, 10c thls. er, Marlow. 8/ tons Kobe Lespedeza seed, Heading Collard Mrs. O. G. Dash- G: 1; . 4 William T. Wynn, Mi-__- 10c Ib. Free of Johnson grass seed. H.C. Allen, Atlanta, 876 Park St., S..W,, RA- 4959. Red Multiplying onions, 85 gal; Evergreen Amour Privet hedge plants, 50c doz. Del. or exe. some for 1945 pecans. | Mrs. BE. J. Carr, Acworth. 60 lbs. pure Stone Mountaits < watermelon seed, $1.00 lb. FOB. No stamps. No. checks. Felix Ansley, Dearing, Rt - White tender. hull Cut- Short cornfield bean seed, 35c large cupful. Del; in Ga. Mrs. We flower seed, $1.00 gal. or exc. for Golden Sebright bantams or C. I. Game _ pullets. banks, Chatsworth, Rt. 2. Recleaned Kobe laboratory tested, 98 per cent. pure, 93 per cent germination, ho noxious seed. Write for prices. 5 tons Korean Lespedeza _ seed, combine run, 7e lb. Jot E. Teasley, Elberton, Rte. stamp for mailing. James Te NOs XN E, bine. What have you? ft S. Oliver, oe 1079 Colquitt 2 Seca a reese pees en eee | Scott, Ri W. D. Wil-- Lespedeza, ae Cc. L. Rhyne, | oe Cushaw seed, 5c tbls. ola aa ois Paee Brooks. | Korean Lespedeza, State In- spected, Reeleaned, 8c Ib. FOB. Mortis Phillips, Crandall. 6,600 Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza, ity test 99.3, 2Ic lb. FOB. Har- old Cown, _ Loganville, = 5-J-2. 4 tons Kobe Lespedeza Coen bine run, 10c; 1 ton Sericea, ~ combine run, 4c. Stone Mt. watermelon seed, pure and fresh, $1.25 lb. M. O. Postpaid in Ga. Delpher Frost, Ellenwood, Rt. 2: - Seed: Cannon ball melon, $1.40, 20 lb. lots; Rush top Tur- nip, 40, 40 lbs.; 10 bus. Wheat, 3%2 lb. for lot;: also 2 gray, does, 1 buck, all $5.00. s. . Harri- son, Kathleen, = _ Gourd seed: 16 seed 10c; darn- _ ing and large Martin, 25 seeds ~10c; Large pkg. 6 dif. var. = Fitzgerald, Rt. _ uarge lot see cians Mountain watermelon seed, 2 .50 lb. Add postage. E. M. : Beckham, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2. -Crotolaria seed, scarified by combine, 20c lb. Send M: O. K. E-Lee, Finleyson. Hand selected Garrison Wa- _termelon seed, limited amt., 7 ee lb. % Ib., $2.50. No less = aol a Korean Lespedeza seed, com- bine run, 8c lb. Limited amt. ce eey. Era Peas- peas, $6.50 bu. Ger, and Speckle L, A. Caidwell, sericea Lespedeza seed, com- triple cleaned and scarified, pur-| ee Ralph Mc-|. ~ mixed, 25c, Mrs Ben McBryant, | +" OQ. Fleming, Brunswick. } Sericea Lespedeza seed, 18c. lb. bine run, thrashed dry, free of| | /ATERMELONS _ (Continued From Page One) a maximum yields unless eeives a price that he -re- will enable him to compete with wages paid in other in- dustry. The American farmer cannot pro- duce food for the starving world if he is bedeviled at all times with a Bowles weevil that chews on cotton, pine trees, - watermelons and other farm reps. his OPA Bowles weevil is just as ereat a menace to America and the world as a foreign army with guns anil The first step to reconversion ships, and for food and clothing for a hungry and. naked world, and let production is to abolish OPA begin. Jf you will move this army of employees of the Bowles weevil back. out on American farms and make them farm for a living, you will hear a squawk for high prices for farm produets from them such as you have never heard from the Amer- lean farmers. Abolish the OPA. Bow les weevil and let them: try raising cotton, water- - melons and pine trees for a while. TOM =! LINDER, Commissioner of. Agriculture. CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE _ doddedr, at home at 10c lb. Will} , not ship. Rt b SOTTON SEED FOR SALE | 2-B selected for planting, % Stonevilie Ist. yr., =SL715 bu; - mule, about | 1000 lbs, 4 and. sound, work re WwW. Simmons, Rt. oe : Empire cottonseed, Delinted oe treated $8.50 per hundred dbs. . in CWT bags, or $7.50 gentle oe Greenville, Rt. 2. _~D&PL planting. per: hundred lbs. FOB. Con- tact, J. W. Hollis, Suede. CORN AND SEED CORN EOF SALE To eee tae Hastings Pre} ific White seed hand. nubbed,. $1.00 pk., ~ Popeorn, 15 Tbs all hand shelled and selected. Add _Rostage. Wallace Wilson, Mar- edn, Rt. 2: ee Jastings Yellow or on pure, $1.00 Pk., $3. 50 bu. . Mrs. Se K. Moore, Canton, Rt. 2. aS aastings Yellow Prolific corn $1.50 pk., $5.00 bu. Hand nub- bed and shelled. Ist yr., also 3,000 lbs. Crokers 100 Cotton seed, Ist yr,,. $10.00 per hund- rea. de D. Owens, Buena 7 Vista, . Rt. 4. - #ine seed corn, known as = Coon corn. 2 and 3 ears to stalk, hand nubbed and_ shell- ed, 10e lb. Add postage. _ , Adams, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3. 26,000 lbs. Golden Queen Pop corn, recleaned in even wt, 195. lb. sacks, 8c lb., for whole lot, or $8.75 for 125 lb. sack no less sold. C.D. Collins, Corele, Rt. 4. +90 bu; extra: geod White Corn, for sale at barn at once., also want 8-10 wks. old, short legged and broad back, stay fat ki nd Black Poland China gilt reg. in buyers name. Tobe Milner, Cuthbert, Box 31. Pure Whatleys Prolific seed nubbed, shelled and pk. postpaid, 5:00: bu. ~ FOB; 400 Ibs. Sericea : kee and cleaned, 25c Ib. _=&E W. Thurmond, Farmington, Rt. a also 1 black mare anywhere.. Douglasville, |. - CWT in ton lots. FOR. Claude cottnseed, : NG. 14, Ist from breeder, $6. 00 white. - Prolific seed corn, Ist yr. kept Jy ve E. Lore, Hall, | ' Cagle, Scene a _ American yellow pop- in 100 lb. bags at | imy place, in 500 Ib. lot. G. G. Gainesville, Rt. 1. Super Prolific oe corn, is Nubbed and shelled, $1.00 So. corn, 6c lb. yr. >tpk,, $3.60 bu. Buyer . pays shipping charges. J. Li. Ham- by, Lavonia, Rt. 1. White recleaned Popcorn, 20c ib. Shelled, 5 lb. lots del. exc. deep red green foliage Canna bulbs for print feed sacks 100 lb sacks; 15 bulbs for 1 sack or sell bulbs 35c doz. Del. Mrs. Tom Bryant, Turin, Box 93, Bio 4. Nice lot of Whatleys pro- lific seed corn; hand nubbed, sound, pure. Each ear in- _ispected, $3.50 bu., $1.00 pk. A; Grady Adams, Social Circle. BEANS AND PEAS | FOR SALE 90 bu. Giabhems, $6. 75 bu; 35 bu. Clays, $6.25 bu.; stained Red Hull Whips, $6.00 bu.; also 200 bu. pure D&PL cottonseed No. 14, $5.50 per hun- dred, not treated nor. delinted. FOB. Wood: Hiteheoek, Dev- ereux. $0-Day Velvet beans and}. Brabham peas, $6.75 bu.; Clays; $6.50 bus. All in, 2% bu. bags and FOB. J. L. Garner, War- then, Box 226. Tender, white cornfield bean seed, cut shorts, fine, 40e per big cupful. | Add postage. No chks. Mrs. Hensley, Ball Ground, Rt. Sev. bu. eee peas, $8.00: bu. plus postage; Red Speckled, Pole - Cat Crowders, 50c -Qt. Del. onions, 75c gal., plus postage; also 1 Buff cockerel, 9 mos. old, $1.50 plus trans. ches, Herbert E, Richardson, Bowdon, Rt. 1. Nice white and brown white striped Half Runner seed beans, 25c cup; Catnip, large bunch, 40c. Add postage. Mrs. Pearl Garrett, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Tender cornfield and garden beans, extra: ee and pure, 40c large cupful, P. P- R. W. Tilley, Jasper, Rt. 2. White bunch butterbeans for planting or eating; very prolific, bear early summer until frost, 25c Ib. Lots over 4 lbs., post- paid. Mrs. H. S. Mullins, Mil- ner, Rt. 1. Multi-white: nest. BEANS. AND PEAS FOR SALE Sepeckied Oe wood eat- ing peas, weevil. free, 40c Qi. plus postage. Arnold Snow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. White Half Runners, white cutshorts, hand picked, large ta- blecupful 35c, each kind; Mexi- can yellow pop corn, eee seed, 25c lb. Postpaid in Ga., so nice Bean Hay, clear of Paes and burrs, $30.00 te at J. MW, Brown, Carticay: or 4 bu. mixed Clays and a Best offer gets them. Exp. Col. A. J. Adams, Syca- more, Rt 4, Box hs A. Red Speckled: Crowders,. 20e lb. in 10 lb. lots: or more; Yel- low, 2-crop. Crowders, 25 Ib. 10 lb. lots or over; white, Half Run- ner garden beans, 35 teacupful. G. T. Brown, Ball Ground; Rt. 1. Seed velvets, 120 day velvets, $7.00 bu., $2.00 pk. FOB, or come after. M. O. or Cashiers check only. J. QO. Strom, Milan, Rt. 1, | Box 49. 15 bu. ; 6 or 7 bu. white Crowder peas, 124c Ib.: 4 bu. Speckled Crowd- 1ers, sev. "bu. Tillman, some Un- known, some Speckled: peas, and few 90-day Velvet beans, 10c Ib. No less 1. bu.. shipped. W. A. Moore, Haddock, Rt. i FOR SALE _ Large size soft shell seed- ling pecans, 10 lbs., $3.00; seed- ling pecan MEATS, mostly halves, 3 Jbs., $2.00; Hastings Butter- -peas for eating (not seed), 4 lbs, $1.00; 10 $2.00.. Cash or M. Q. No cks. All sound and clean. Mrs, A B. Prickett, Maysville. Nice size Schley pecans, packed 5 lbs., 40 lb; 10: lbs., 38c lb; 25 and 50 1b. lots, 35c ie: 38c Ibo All FOB & Pe. Chappell, Richland, 50 or 75 lbs., good, new crop Stewart pecans, 35 lb. FOS, any amount; Also want few old fashioned Sugar Pear, Crabapples, Plums, Apricot trees, blackberry, white black- berry, Boysenberry, and 4 Eng. W. L. pullets; also few Dahlia bulbs, A. J. Grimes. Glenwood, P. O. Box 44, 1500 Ibs. improved Spanish peanuts, hand picked, well fill- ed. J. W. Bottoms, William- son, Rt. 1. oats, }$17.50 ton, car lots, +8 mi. my barn. No stamps nor. chks, Mrs. White Nigger Killer -price PEANUTS AND PECANS | lbs, | Good, eal pecans, 20c Ib. Vinie or see Hazel Pitonen, 3 Maysville, Rt. 2. Mobile and Stewart pecans, 40-50c Ib. 5 and 10 Ib. lots, Add postage,