Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1946 May 1

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itorial By TOM LINDER





He iewored a said unto
, When it is evening, ye say,
ill be fair weather: for sky is







nd in the morning, It will be
weather to day: for the sky is
and lowering. O ye hypo-
a ye can discern the face of
- but can ye.not discern the
of the times? ae








as been an acute shortage of





effect of these food eee

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ies. involved: in the wars.

aged in the war were in posi-
rnish food to prevent starvar
e warring nations. =: =~







the entire globe.
ith the history of the past before



was coming after the war,

nowing that like causes produce
ts, we should have known that
wide war meant a world-wide
f food.






vho. have tried to warn the
for the past several years of






tO come. Those who have spok-
; warning have been. treated as

and have been looked upon as
ity howlers.











een the blind leading the. blind
in a fools paradise, These so
progressive leaders have been
unable to read the signs of the



have looked upon the super-
appearances just as the Phari-
looked at the sky to discern. to-





lens of the times which should
told them that the Messiah was
king in their midst.

ew years ago these Bureaucrats
d there was too much food bens
i in America.









WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1946



er every. great war in itor:

een somewhat confined to the
For

ason other countries who had
2 great world conflict in which

been engaged involved prac-

should have known this great :

re are a few men in the United

at shortage of food that was_

great and mighty Bureaucrats ;
ashington and a subservient press

ws weather, totally unaware. of_.



millions of people. were going without fo

as.much food as they needed.

These Bureaucrats were unable to

read the signs of the times.

They looked at the wheat fields, at
the hogs on the farm, at the corn and

the cattle and Bey said there is too .

much food.

They burned wheat and corn, they
killed cattle and hogs and plowed un-
der the cotton in the fields. 3

The common peovle of America had
enough native wit. to know that this
destruction was sinful, wasteful and a
violation of Divine law.

Public sentiment forced the Bureau-

erats to discontinue this open destruc-
tion of food and fiber.

And he shall speak . great
words against the most High, and
shall wear out the saints of the
most High, and think to change
times and laws: and they shall be
given into his hand until a time and
time and the dividing of time.
Daniel 7:25.

The - Bureaucrats
outdone. They thought to
times and laws. |

They were still dolecnined: to re-

change

duce American production. They were

still determined to import foreign foods
and fibers. |

According they rented the farmers
lands, they hired him to let his land
lie out. They paid him not to produce.

When this method of destroying
crops by hiring the farmer to let his
land lie out became old, when people

became tired of it, they hit upon an-

other plan.

They were still determined to
change the times and the laws.

_ Congress passed an act that is eall-
ed the Price Stabilization Act and they
ereated the office of Price Adminis-
trator.

By. the simple expediency of fixing
ceilings on the farmers crops so that
the farmers could not make a profit,
they again stifled production. t

This stifling of production by OPA
is going on at full blast today in the
face of world famine.

The Administration encourages in-
dustrial workers to strike for higher
pay with the result that the farmer
eannot buy equipment with which to
produce food.

The OPA sets ceilings on Sarin

were not to .be



ts

crops which discourages the
from producing, :

They still cannot read the signs: of

the times in which they live.

Listening to the radio a day or two.

3 ago, I heard of an expert from the
United States Department of Agricul- -

ture who told Congress that the farm-

~ers would not feed cattle and hogs on
corn if the price of corn was increased,

Think of a government expert, pre-
sumably a college graduate, taking up _
the time of the United States Congress
_to propound such an elemental truth.
The trouble of this experts test-

imony was that he told a half-truth.
He should have said that if che

price of corn is increased, the farmers <
would not feed it to Cattle and hogs |
unless the price of cattle and Hoe fs 2

also increased.

The price of corn in Aseanine i
The freight on it to
per
bushel, making the cost laid down in
the United States port $2.33 per. bushel,

$1.83 per bushel.

the United States is 50 - cents

A bushel of Argentina corn has a

feeding value, according to corn ae
ers, of only 80 per cent of that of a
Conse- _
quently we must add 25 per cent to-

bushe] of United States eorn.

the price of Argentina corn to find the

feeding value of United States corn.

is 58 cents.
When we add 58 centsto $2.33, we find
that a bushel of American corn is worth

25 per cent of $2.33

$2.91.

The OPA ceiling price on the tae
a States farmers corn is about 1. 21 =

per bushel.

Thus we see that the United States
farmer is paying a special tax of $1.70

on every bushel of corn that he sells.

~The American corn grower is in ef- &
fect paying a tax of.58 per cent on all.

the corn that he sells. -

This is a tax that is levied. and

collected through the operation of OPA.
It is taxation without representa-
tion at the rate of 58 per cent. The

OPA is doing the same thing to the
American corn grower that King James.

was doing to the American Colonies

~ when he provoked the War of the Rev-

olution.

King James thought to change a
and laws,

but he eould not read the
signs of the times.

The OPA, with its army. of em-

ployees and its wastful subsidies, is
costing the American taxpayers about




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Publication Offive

- State Capitol. Atlanta. Ga.
_ Markets, 222 State Capitol

. Atlanta. Ga.

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_ FLOWERS AND SEED
"FOR SALE



Odorus Rugulosus Jonquils,
King Alfred var. Daffodils,
' Laurence Kosters Narcissi,
$1.00 C; extra large red Spider
_ lily bulbs, 50c doz; yellow
> dpi, Narcissi,: 35c doz. Mrs.
. @uft C. Dye, Middleton, Rt. 1.

Sweet William, mix. col. and
white Feverfew plants, 40c
doz. Del. Mrs. L. E. Stewart,
McDenough, Rt. 3.

Rhedodendrons, Min. Laurel,
native Azaleas,
Strawberry bush,
Crabapple, white

flowering
Dogwood,

-tulip Poplar, 2 3 it. high. $3.00.

Calif.
Snowdrops,

_doz.; Snapdragon, biue

Violets, Daffodils,

-. blue Iris, $3.00 C.. Mrs. Gladys

_ Robinson, Mineral Bluff.

of a., :30ce; pink Thrift, 10

a doz.; 12 box plant cuttings for

50c; red Hibiscus 10c.
Ches. A. Rice, Maxeys.

- ,Parma Violet, blue Iris, 60c
_ .doz.; Shasta Daisy, Snowdrop,
_ Perinnial Phlox, Anemones,
- $2.00 C; pink Cherokee rose,
12. choice rose, purple. butter-
fly, Golednbell, rooted, $1.50
Mrs. W. M. Garren, Morgan-
tor. :

Red, white, rose Gernaiums,
orenge, red and pink Sultan-

Mrs.

Guinea wing Begenia, Rain-
bow moss, lantans, Justicia,
_ pink and blue hydrangia 10c
-. ea.-$1.00.. doz. cuttings, Del.

~*Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

Paver white Narc'ssus, $150

Is, Snow-
red Spider Lil-

leaf. yellow

' .dtops, $2.50 C;
fen, 98.50. C.
- white, pink, yeHow, red, 35c

Jonquils,

s Plant, ~Marshallville.

Snapdragon plants, mixed 25c
doz.. Add pestage. Mrs. C. 'B.
Hicks, Reynolds.

> Large white Chrysanthe-
- field grown, Gn_ full

bloom before frost), 75c doz.:
_ Perennial blue Ageratum, $1.00
| tt. Fosipaid... Mrs, Sarah
. Weems, Riverdale, R. F. D. 1:

_ White, yellow and red Chry-

ganthemums, and red and yel-

- low Cannas, 50c doz.;. all col.
- Mums, 35c doz, Del. Mrs. Le-
ilar Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1!

_ Honeysuckle vines, 1-2 and
3 ft, 25c ea.; large Geraniums.
_ $2.00. Add carrying charge.
_ Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Royston.
_ Red Spider lilies bloming
Size, @#ec doz; $1.70 C, large
seize, 60c doz., $2.75 C; Orna-
_ mental pepper plants, 6 for 15c.
Del. to 2nd zone. Miss Mittie
Collins, Smithville, Rt. 1.

Sweetshrub,

20 large and small mums, 1I-

as, red and pink Conch and

C; Buttercuns, $1.00 C; Quilled |

Azaleamums, |

Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable
under postage regulations inserted one time on each request and
repeated only when request is accompanied by new copy of

Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing
wore than 30 words including name and address:

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not

114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture

| Executive Ovtice: State Canitol

114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
iditorial and Executive Offices

Notity on FORM 3578Bureau oj

Entered aS second class matter
August 1 1937. at- the Post Office
at Covington, Georgia. under Act
Accepted for
mailing at specia! rate oi postage
nrovided tor in Section 1103. Ac

C; also 2 broadleaf Ligustrums,
| 25c ea. . Mary



any notice appearing in the





FLOWERS AND SEED -
FOR SALE

Red, white Begonia, Sultana.
5 colors, Cactus, rooted, 10c
ea.; Pansies, 50c C; pink Cush-.

ion Mums, 25 doz.; mix. Pe-|

tunias, Dianthus, Johnny Jump
Ups, 25C; 4 oclocks, Mums,
Fall Pinks, Snapdragons, Gail-
lardia, Asters, one* cent ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Lester Phil- |
lips, Royston, Rt. 1. :

Several red and pink run-
ning rose bushes, .20c ea. 4
for $1.00; several old time pink
Sweet Pea bushes about 6 in.
high, 25c ea.; 5 for $1.00.' Na
cks. nor C. O. D. orders. Mrs:
Lyman: M. Sheppard, Sanders. |
ville, RY. 3). Box 174.

Purple Iris, 40c doz., $3.06
D. Forrester,
Sparta.

Angle Wing, Red Conch shell
Begonia, red and: orange Sul-
tanas, Big Leaf Coleus, Alliga-
tor Cactus, Oyster shell Ferns,
dark and light red, lavender

/Geranimus, and 2 for $1.10.

Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shellman.

Rooted Abelia, $2.00 doz.; pink
Azaleamums, 85c doz.; dbl.
Orange Day lilies, 75e doz.;
Butter and Egg bulbs, 25c doz.;
Silver. Lace vine, 40c ea.;- City

Portland Cannas, -15 ea. Noy

eks. or stamps. Mrs.. Mils T.
Tanner, Sandersville.

Zinnia flower seed, 10c- large
tbls.; also some lettuce plants,
25c for 50 er 95c'C. James L.
Scott,-Valdosta, Rt-1..

Dif. col. Gladiola bulbs, 15
doz.; yellow Jonquil, Narcissi,
25 doz.; Starfish Cactus, 30c

ea.; red, and pink: Oriental |

+ d6z.; cream Narcissus, 50. doz.: |
German Iris $1.00 doz. Claudia.

| Wise, Wadley.





poppy seed (red, pink Ibl.,
single mix.) seed, 30c taaspoon-
ot Mary Spears, Vienna, Rt.

snapdragons, Carnations, |
Sweet William, Alaska Daisies, |
Asters, Zinnias, Petunia, Mari-|
gold, Perennial Asters
Tube roses, 50c doz. Mrs. Will

Sweet Williams, Queen Anes
Lace, Spice pinks, dbl. white
Feverfew, pink Forget-me-
nois, 950c, doz. Add 8c _post-
age: Mrs. M. P. Combs, Wash-
ington, Rt. 2.

Roosevelt, Whitmans and
Boston fern, salmon red, pink |
Sultanas, everblooming . red

bronze leaf Begonias, Curiosity |
Cactus, varigated boquet

pot
plants, 2 kinds colors, Aero-
plane plants, all colors Geran-
iums, all rooted, 5 for $1.25.
Postpaid. Mrs. Graham Eley,
White Plains.
Lemon and Flag Lilies, 6
plants fer 50c Add _ postage.
Mrs. Julia Wheat, Varnell, Box

-| FLOWERS AND SEED

GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

: on the maiting list and for change of address tu STATE BUREAU
OF MARKETS 222 STATE CAPITOL. Atlanta.

bushes to cut down for cut-

'tpurple Butterfly,

lof Bethlehem bulbs.

|} Print sacks.. Mrs. Doyle Eller,

-er Lady and Dwarf Yellow,|

| 50c- doz.;

and |

120c ea. plant; Korean, Button,

orchid, lavender Chrysanthe-
mums, $1.50 doz.; -Pompom,
Korean, Buttons, red, white,

| McHan, Jenkinsburg.



103.



MARKET BULLETiN

FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
~~ FOR SALE



Dbl. Tuberose bulbs, 75c per
clump of 18 to 20 bulbs; ever-
blooming single Turebrose
bulbs, 60c doz. Mrs: C. W.
Matthews, Woodland.

Want wild ferns, large Glad-
iolus bulbs, Cannas, and other
bulbs. Give description and
best price. Will trade rabbits.
. Miller, Atlanta, 832 Charles
St.

Want to buy some pink
Turner Chrysanthemums. J.
F. Brown, Campton, Rt. 1.

Want some old Boxwood
ting. State best price. Will
come for them. T. W. Rob-
erts, Eaet Point, 714 Lumpkin
St.

Chinese (or Sacred) Lily
bulbs, $1.50 doz.; paper white
Narcissi,. $1.00 doz; 2 kinds
yellow Narcissus, $1.00 C. Mrs.
J. S. Blackwell, Newborn.

Weeping Willows, Sweet
Pomegranate, Jap. Magnolia,
all - rooted
cuttings, 20c ea. del. in Ga
A. J. Stanton, Newborn.

Grape Begonias, 25c ea-; col-
lection of 15 Pot plants, such
as: geraniums, ferns, begonias,
Oxalis, Jews, lilies, $2.90; Star
15 doz.
40c C. Mrs. Mamie Stone,

Adairsville, Rt, 2:

Red Tree dahlia plants, 15c
ea; Fort Mornmouth f
Bronze, Lavender, Mrs. Hunts
Wonder, Jersey Sweetheart,
Flaming Star. 25c ea.; Med.
and small: mix. col., 15c eu.
Mrs. Julie Singleton, Atlanta,
1139 Hall Ave.. SE, MA 4184.

Large Shasta Daisies, Hem-

erocallis Lilies, 3 doz., $1.00;
Wisteria, pink Spirea, winter
Jasmine, Birdeye, Forsythia,
Althea, well rooted, 10 for
$1.00. Postpaid. Mrs. Dick
Powell,. College Park, Rt. 2,
Boy Wb. 3. :

Several var. mix. Iris, 20c
doz.; wild Iris 25c doz:; Ches-
terfield. daisies, var. Violets, 2
doz., 35c; blue Spiderwort, 25
doz.; Abelia cuttings, unroot-
ed, $1.00 C. Miss Frances: Ell-
er, Ellijay, Rt. 3. =
purple, 2-toned purple, Quark-
lilies, . Daffodils, _ Chesterfield
daisies, 75c C; blue Violets 50c
C; Primrose plants, white Vi-

olets, 20c doz.; white Narcissus |

and Jonquils, 25c doz. Exc.. for

Ellijay, Rt. 3. : :

Several dif. var. Iris, 25 for
40c: Star of Bethlehem, blue
Violets, 50c C; Jonquils, 75c
C: Cactus, 2-for 15c, Exe. for
print. sacks, 3. alike. Mrs.
Henry. Eller, Ellijay, Rt. .3.

Tame Violets, purple Fox-
glove, orange Lilies, wild Iris,
Shasta Daisies, purple Verbena,
Star of Bethlehem, 45c_ doz.;
Snow Ball, pink hardy. Hibis-
cus, yellow. Jasmine, 25c . ea.
Add . postage. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Daffodils, orange Lilies, Star
of Bethlehem, tame Violets,
wild Iris, $1.00 C; gold Button
Mums, 35c doz. Snow Ball,
pink hardy. hibiscus, 25c ea.

Add postage. Mrs. Mollie)
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. .
Emperor daffodils, | White

Lady, April, Paperwhite, Poe- |
ticus Narcissi, Red Spider lily,

Dbl. and single Hemerocallis
er Lady and Dwarf Yellow),
blue Roman - Hy-
acinths,; $1.00 doz. Add _ post-

age, Miss Mary L. Wright,
tlberton.

150 named var. prize win-
ning Jris: Natl Giant, China
Maid, Icy, Blue, Persian Prince,
Beverly and others, 25c_ per|
rhizome. Mrs. -T. T.- Patrick,
Jackson.

Exhibition Chrysanthemums,
Yellow, white, pink and bronze,

Anemones, $1.00 doz. Add
10c postage. Mrs. C. 1... Prite,
Jenkinsburg.

Latge Exhibition white, pink,

pink and yellow, $1.00. doz.
Add: 10c postage. Mrs. B. N,

Large, Exhibition Chrysan-
themums, all colors. Write for
description and prices. R. W.

red, |:

Lake, . Dusty. Miller,

hocks, hardy. Phlox,

jand pink Spirea,

Philomath.



Green, LaGrance, Box 317.



Prize winning Iris, including
Happy days, Goodrum, Shining
waters and others, 5 for $1.00;
Bermuda lily bulbs, $1.50 doz.;

Sacred lily, $1.00 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. W. J. Saunders,
Jenkinsburg.

German Iris, Shining Waters,
Rosy Wings, Copper Luster,
Dolly Madison, Legend, Hellus,
Happy Day, President Pick-
ington, Rameses, Indian Chief,
25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Wilson Caston, Jenkinsburg.

Fine Prize winning China
Maid, Goodrum, Happy, Days,
Clara Noyes, Aztec Copper,
Persia, Golden Majesty, Indi-
an Chief, Mt. Washington, Ar-
tic, 25e to $2.50 ea., about 100
varieties. Mrs. Marvin B. Far-
ror, Jenkinsburg.

Royal purple Iris, 50c doz.;
white Iris, dbl. orange lilies,

Monks Head, rooted Ivy,
Queen Anns lace, 40c _doz.;
yellow Button and _ Daisy,
mums, 30c doz. Del. to 2nd

zone. Mrs. Annie Patillo, La-
Grange, Rt. 4.

Primrose, Snow on the Mt.,
blue Violets, blue Easter lilies,

garlic, trailing Arbutus,
doz.; red spider lilies, seven
sister roses, 75c doz. Mrs.|

Leco Armour, Lula, Rt. 1,

Giant Boxwoods, strong, well
rooted, 4 yr. growth, $1.00 ea.
Mrs. W. Jep Cagle, Lula, Rt. 1.

Striped Dahlia, 15c ea.; large
yellow: fall pink, Lady of the
10c. Cc:
button seed, large

10c

Batchelor
package,
Lula.

Dbl. Giant size white Chry-
santhemum plants, 60 _ doz.
Postpaid. C. D. Kelley, Lula.

Meads AmaryHlis. lilies, 25c
and 50c ea.; blue August lilies,
10c ea., $1.00 doz.; dbl. Holly-
Lemon
Verbena, Pompom = and _ Daisy
Mums,. Garden pinks, 60c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. S. M. Gun-
ter, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Mix. col. Iris, red President
Cannas, 60c doz.; pink~ Ver-
bena, 4 doz., 50c; Thanksgiv-
ing and Christmas Cactus, 25c
ea.; yellow Button mums, 40c
doz., $1.00 orders postpaid in-
Ga. Evelyn W. Seago, Pine.
hurst. |

Dbl. red Cannas, 40c_ doz.;
English Dogwood, Dwarf white
watermelon
Crepe Myrtle, 35 ea.; pink
daisy Chrysanthemums,
quils, Narcissi, 25c doz.
V. E. Bennett, Pitts, Rt. 1.

Red Spider lilies, 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. I. J. Steph-
enson, Plains.

Mrs.

mm
_ Azaleas, all colors, blue Iris,
Narcissi, Chrysanthemums, all

types and colors,*75c doz.; red
and yellow Japonicas, 75c ea.;
Golden: Bells, Golden Globe,

| Lilac. bushes, -35c ea. Mums,
diff. colors, 10c ea. Add post-
age. No cks,- Mrs... J.-B:

Farist,, Oak Hill. .

All colors, 20 kinds Iris, 10c|
rea. tuber for

100- or more;
Daisy Chrysanthemums, sev.
col. col., 50 doz.; Canna lilies,
oc ea.. Mrs. -W. E. Johnson,

Chrysanthemums: Pink, White,

Yellow, Red and other shades,,

large Bronze, cream Pom Pom,
White Daisy, assorted, also
Lady. of the Lake, pink, rose
and white phlox and Blue
Ageratum, all 75c doz. Mrs. E:
J. Carr, Acworth. ; i

St, Augustine grass, $1.50 bu.

FOB. Miss A: Dixon, Alma, 215 |

Dixon St.
_ Large tyve Chrvsanthemums

Pom Pom, Daisy, Buttons, Aza-.

leamums, Anemones, assorted
colors and kinds, 60 plants for

$2.50 -postoaid. Mrs. W. Z.
Rooks, Arlington. oe
Mrms, mix col., 50c doz.: Red

Devil Dahlia tubers, Geraniums

and dwarf Hydrangeas. 25c ea.: .
Coleus, 10 ea. No order filled |
All

under $1.00 and vostage.
moss packed. Healthv nlents, R.

W. Jordan, Atlanta... 876 Barnett:

St. N. E., Hem. 3563-R.

_ Box flowers: Geraniums, Jews
Begcnits, Sultanas, Rainbow

nvoss, Ferns, -Tusticio, Amarvllis |

liles, Cactus, Hydrangea. Sell or
Exe. for Guinea eges. Dahblis

hulbs or print sacks. Mrs. Julia |

Myrtle James,

50c |.

Docia- Harris, '

terfly bush, $1.50 doz

Blue Ridge.

Jonquil clusters, ye
C. B. Robinson, Bow

Jon- |

| chickens or rabbits



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Golden glow, Pe
col. and scarlet Sage
doz.; white Bachelor
seed, 10c thls. French M
30c doz. Mrs. Clyde Lo:
fell, Rt2. ae

Show type fine Dah
led, true to name,
choice, $5.00 doz. Az:
$1.00 doz.; Tube ro
dragons, 50c doz. Mj
Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2,

Purple Iris, Blackb
35c doz., $1.00 C; Ch
mums, Horseradish, gr
Catnip plants, 4
packed. Add postag
Woodring, Alto, Rt.

13 pink Crape Myrt
4 ft. high, 75c ea.; a
2 white Lilaes, 5 ft.
Alpha

1. =
Privet hedge plan
green kind), $1.50

bells, cedars, Altheas,
doz.; Hyacinths, three
yellow thornless ro
star moss, 25c ea. Pos
Express: money oder
Taylor Buchanan, Rt.

Jonquils, single
C; Blue Iris Lilies,
Dif. colors monthly |
cuttings, 10c ea.; pit
25c bunch; Tulips (a
$1.00 doz. Add post
Florence Lathes. ]

ER >

Pink Anemones.
Phiox, Shasta Daz
and Calif. Violet, $1.5:
woods, Coralberry,
Spirea. Bridalwreath

Rose, Arborvitae. |
drons. 6 for $2.00. Sed

Purple and white f
large, $1.00. doz.; p
25c -ea.: Exc. for s
Dahlies or Chrysanthe
Jarge tvpe. Mrs. R. ie
Hill, Rt. 1.

_ Booking orders fo
tivated bulbs, to be :
wanted: Emperor, y
Trumpet, Cream Wa

fragrant, 60c doz:

ner Chrysanthemum
ed, 60c doz. J. F.
fon, RD FD. 1.

Large, med. Button
Cushion Mum (dif.
all col. per. Verbens
per. Asters, 2-4 doz
P. or Exc. for print
flowers. Mrs. Hurshel

Chrysanthemums, 3
large purple, gold.
Xmas Daisy Mum,
Dianthus pink, 25c
pack, Del. Mrs. W.
Chula... 7

Monkey Face (Moth
bulbs, ready to sprou
Mrs. D. M. Bennet
Park, 225 E. Mercer

Golden Glow, large
plants, $1.00 doz. Ad
Clyde Armour, Colun

24 seed of either
eolors Snapdragon
teaspoonful; large Bi
plants, 50c doz. A
Mrs. I. N. Minish, |
Rt. 4. ln

Red Verbena, Petul
Geranium plants, 25 d
cissi, Jonquil, Daffod
of Bethlehem bulbs,
Tiger lilies, 25 ea.

Driver, Commerce, +

Fine Cannas: Cit
and Hungarian (pi
$8.00 C; Preside
Humbert :
(varigated,) 75c
50 var. Chvsan
Jabeled. . $2.00 C
Camp, Cordele.

also Juniper see
Add postag



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"FOR SALE



| FLOWERS AND SEED
. FOR SALE





Sultanas



. Tulips, 15 for $1.00
Lilac, Bridalwreath



, thornless




wiss Giant Pansies
ize, 25c ea. No cks
ran, Cumming, Rt, 1



ds Geraniums, cut.
ing, Xmas Cactus
pink Oxalis, pink
h Begonias Sword




ostage less 50c orders
Williams, Cumming
inthemums;

y



plants

ilver, Cuthbert, Rt.





am.

others, -35c doz.;




orders postpaid,
J. G

and 2. Mrs.
Carrollton.

bena, Gladiolus, or-

3oxwood, 6-8 in. cut-
). C; hardy Hibiscus,



e Duran, Cumming,



ellow lilies, Butter-




postage. Mrs, Lona
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

ugust lilies, 6 Jews,



ivy, 1 Hibiscus, 3
illiams, all for 75c.. Add

lonega, Rt. le



1 Rainbow moss,
onia, 3 Parlor Ivy,
5 for lot of 16 cut-
postage. Cash or M.
dle, Dahlonega, Rt.







August lilies, 2 Ger-
6 Jews, 1 Rainbow
yrape. Begonia, 3 Par-.

Add postage, Cash
ty Stephens, Dah-



ms, Hibiscus, Lantana,

ranium, 50c doz. well



ratum, blue, Spanish,
id white Iris, 40 doz,
2nd zone, Miss L.
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.






quils; 75c C, Exe.
sacks. Add postage.
ves, Dallas, Rt. 2. |
bl. Dahlia bulbs, as-
ors, $1.25 doz. Plus
ash or M. O, No chk.
lie Tanner, Dial.
ris, Orange Day
gloves and Phlox, 50c
Violets, 50c C; pink
ydrangeas, pink
25c. ea.; Peonies 35c
ostage under $1.00 or-
D. Rolston, Elli-







nd white Sweet Wil-,
Ageratum, $1.00 doz.;
non lily, yellow Ja-
pink, white Spirea,
ells, red, yellow
bulbs, Hibiscus, Bud-
for $1.00, Mums (dif.
. Mrs. J. B. Wil-
ie ee
mix. Dahlias, Reduced
10z.; Jonquils (fragrant)
Daffodils, Poet, Nar-
0 C; Snowdrops, $2.00
, H, Penland, Ellijay.
dare Morning Glory
m) seed 5c tea-
. Kirkpatrick,,



5







3 :
ted, and pink and
, 3 for 25c Garden

r rose, winter Jas-
, thor - Xmas
ck in the Pulpit, Jus-
Spirea, 25c ea, 6

Maiden Hair Fern,
st lilies, rooted, 20c

~ beautiful
ellow, red and pink
; white button, yellow
n, red clusters, yellow
2 for $1.00;
pe, white, yellow, pink,
igeated, 20 for $2.00.

v, Lemon Lilies, large
nk, yellow and pink
ums, 50c doz.; semi-dbl.
low and single yellow

-80c doz.; 50 fine mix.

tings; Iris, Violets, red

s, Petunias, lavender
d, 35c doz.; Dahlias, |

Cactus, -15c-ea: No

e Dahlies, mix. col.,
pink Thrift, Mums,

as, 60c doz. Blue}
id big, mix. col. Iris,
the.

Primrose thicket, $1.00 C;j

moss 1 Grape Begonia | Golden rod sunflowers plants, | 2

or M. OQ. John B.}

Geraniums, 2 blue}

libiscus, all 16 cut- |.

115c doz.; Ribbon grass,
{H.-F. Jarrell, Butler, Rt. 2. -

Jless roses, 25c ea.

12, Box 89,

pea Pinks, Violets 5 large bunch



\

| wood, crabapple,

2
2

jay, Rt. 2. ;:

Iris, paper white

?

| Crepe Myrtle . purple

2
?
2

jay; Rt 3:

>

$1.00 C; white,
pinks, Fox Gloves,

.

45c doz.; red white, pink Aza-

Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 78.

William pinks, $1.00 doz.; blue
Hyacinth bulbs, $1.25 doz.; But-

H. Norrell, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Nice well rooted Boxwoods,
6-12 in, 20ec ea.; Butterfly
bushes, rooted 6 for $1.00; vari-

$1.00 doz.; Sev. col. Gladiolus,
$1.75 doz; Tube Rose, 20c ea.
Mrs. Mae Turner, Gainesville
Hi26.

- Pink Hydrangea, August lily,
35c ea.; Grape leaf and red and
pink Conch Begonias, mix, col.

June lily Caladiums, 15c ea:, 2
for 25c. Add postage. No cks.
Mrs. M. R. Hayes, Gainesville,

25c doz. J. M. McLaughlin,
}Greenville Rt. 3.

5 Red, dark purple, white and.
rose rooted Per. Verbena,

25 for $1.00, Nandinas (stout
plants). $1.00. doz. No orders less
than $1.00. E. A. Smith Green-
ville. Se Loe
Beautiful Boxwoods, Suf-
fruticosa.and Jap.,'10 to 12: in.,
$10.00 doz, $50.00 C. Grown for
urns, Maude Hamby, Greenville.
May Day lilies, Orange, dbl.
and single, 70c ea.; Spider lil-
ies, 50c doz.; yellow narcissi,
butter-cups, 35c_ doz.; a

Oc.
Add postage small orders. Mrs.

' White, yellow Narcissi, jen-
quills, butter. and eggs bzlbs,
/50 doz; mixed, 25c doz.;
snowdrops or Fall Crocus, five
cents each; No order less $1.00.
Exc. for flowers or Print. sacks.
Mrs. Arthur Meeler, Bishop,.
Ri, 1, Box 191.

Dif. col. Dahlias, and azaleas,
well rooted, $1.50 doz.; purple
and yellow Iris, 60 doz.; all
col, Fall. Pinks, 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Wesley Reece,
Cartecay. ee ae
King Alfred jonquils, white
narcissi, $2.00 C; Dbl. King Al-
fred, Snowdrops, $3.00 C; Red
King Humbert, canary yellow
cannas, $3.00 C; Orange Day
lilies, $2.50 C; yellow thorn-
Mrs. Bea-
trice Mosley, Bremen, Rt. 2,)
Box 86. :

King. Alfred Jonquils, April
narcissi, $2.00 C; Snowdrop
and orange Day lilies, $2.50 C;
blue iris lilies, rose thrift, but-
ter and egg plants, 50c . doz.;
blue spider lilies, $1.00 doz.
Martha Womack, Bremen, Rt.

_ Old fashioned Blue Iris and
Day lilies, $1.00 doz. No order
less than $1.00. Mrs. Wm.- P.
Blissitt, Cedartown,. RFD .1.

3 for 10c; Crepe Myrtle, Oak,
Geranium, 15c ea, Add post-






_ IGaiesville, Rt. 5.

White, cream Chrysanthe-
mums, 50e doz.;. blue, lavender
Iris, 35c doz.; Laurels, white
pines, red strawberry bush, dog-
sweet-shrub,
azaleas, 75c doz.; forsythia, dbl.
pink almond, 30c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Henry Waddell Elli-

Orange day lilies, Trumpet
Daffodils, 75 .C; royal purple
Narcissus,
white, yellow winter pinks, Fox
Gloves, 45c doz., yellow, red,
white, pink running roses, pink
Lilae,
Azaleas, 2 for 40e rooted. Add
postage. Mrs. Frank Parks, Elli-

Orange day lilies, wild Iris,
yellow Fall}
King Iris,
Narcissus, Jonquils, Daffodills,

leas, white climbing rose, red,
pink rose, Xmas Jasmine, 25c
ea. Add postage. Miss Kathleen |

Mullen Pinks and Violets, 5c

doz.; Easter Lilies, and Sweet

terfly bushes. 20c ea. Mrs. W.

gated and all col. Dahlia slips, | 1

Geraniums, red and pink .Oxalis:

blooming size plants, $3.00 C,|

| opsis, Scarlet and crimson Sweet

Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

on fern,

doz. Add postage. Mrs. B.
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 3438.

Azaleas, rose, $1.00 doz. Mtn.
Holly, Ivy, White pines, Hem-
lock, Spruce, Sree lilies, black-

Mums 40c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Presley, Fowler, Diamond.

Mixed Verbena, violets,
shrift, 50c doz.; red, yellow and
salmon Cannas, 60c doz., 3 doz.,
ville, REC:

kins rose and Wisteria vines,
35c ea.; Banksia bushes, 30c
ea.; Nandina bushes, 40c ea.;
Jonquil, daffodil and narcissi
bulbs, .25c ea: Mrs. A> L.
Branan, Macon, 168 Cherokee
Ave.

Snapdragons, glodenglow
and Mums, 60c doz; blue iris,
goldenbells, snowbaHs, lilies,
25e ea.; sweetshrubs and dog-
kood, 75ce doz. Add _ postage.
No chks. Mrs. Janie Waddell,

large bunch of either, 3 for 10c,
Oak Geranitims, 15c ea.; Flags,
doz. roots for 15c; Catnip, 3
bunches, 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
G. L. -Hubbard, Gainesville
Rie =5:

_ White paper Narcissus bulbs,
75 doz.; yellow Globe $1.00

Oak Hill.
Baby Boston fern, red and
rose, everblooming begonia,

rooted, .25 ea.; salvia plants
and mixed Mums, 25c doz. No
order under 50c. Add postage.
Mrs. Lee Cromer, Royston, Rt.

Crimson (Milk and Wine)
lily bulbs, mammoth, 3 Ibs.
size, 50 ea. prepaid; 1 Ib. size,
$2.30 doz. Prepaid. Mrs, H.
E. MeLeod, Dixie.

_ Dbl. white Feverfew, moss
packed, 25c doz. Exc. for: Print
feed aAGKN Miss Vena Brown
Hartwell. 3

Yellow and white Jonquils,
| dbl. Butter and Eggs, King Al-
fred Daffodils, $1.25 C. Miss
Cecil. McCurley, Hartwell, Rt.

King Alfred Daffodils yellow
and white Jonquils, dbi. Butter
and Eggs, $1.25 C. Miss Mattie
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

25 small Watermelon Crepe
Myrtle, 25c ea. $5.00 for lot.
All Postpaid. Mrs: Wm. E.
Burch, Helena, Rt. 1.
~ 50 Bird of Paradise plants, 5:
to 12 in. 6 for $1.00; yellow
-Jonquill and Butter and Eggs,
bulbs one cent:ea., Cape- Jas-
pmine cut 10 ea.; pink Verbena,
0c bunch, $1.00 doz. Moss
packed, Add postage. Miss Lena
Crump, Hartwell, Rt. 1. ;

. August lilies

Azaleamums and. Cahna bulbs,
60c doz.; light wine Chrysanthe-
mums, 50 doz. Mrs, Glen Mc-

Mullan Hartwell.
New Year vine, 20c ea.; Silver
Lace vine, 75c ea.; King Alfred
Daffodils, : white cluster Nar-
cissus, wild Easter lily bulbs:
$1.00 C; white and lavender
Iris, .40c: doz. Mrs. John Myers,
Hartwell. ars
Giant majestic Snap-dragon.
plants, frost proof wilt resist-
ant, pastel colors 3 doz., $1.00.
Add postage. Mrs, Scott Davis,
Hogansville.. =e
.Giant Majestic Snap-dragon
plants, frost proof, wilt resis-
tant, pastel colors, 3 doz., $1.00.
Add postage. Mrs. Robert Cook,
Hogansville, Rt. 3, es

Scarlet Berbena plants, Core-

William, well rotted, carefully
packed, 50 doz. Del. Mrs, J. L.
Jacobs, Marietta, Rt. 3.

Early blooming. Jonquils. and
paper white Narcissus, $3.00 C;
also pink Peony, 50c ea, plant.
ue Roy N. Dodger, Marietta,
Rt, 2.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels,
red and yellow Azaleas, Sweet
shrub, tulips, poplars, straw-
berry bush, Holly, flowering
crabapple, Easter Belle, all 2
and 3 ft. high, $3.00 doz.; Snap-
dragon, Snowdrops, blue Violets,
$3.00 C. Mrs. Bonnie Aber-

Heavy, old English dwarf
Boxwoods, field grown, 7 yrs.,
well shaped 10 to 12 in. Write
for prices; also small Nandina
seedlings, $1.00 doz., $4.50 C.

Sultana, pink begonia, Bost-
all rooted, 25e ea.;
Giant Zennia, snapdragon, ast-
ers, 25c doz.; giant pansy, 35c
doz.; sweet pepper plants, 20c

haw, yellow thornless rose,| 20c ea,; ,Orange Day lilies,
peony rose, 25c ea.; gladioli,| Snowdrop, Dusty Miller, blue
silver iris, 50c doz.; large;}and white Violets, Shasta

$1.00. Mrs, Joe Black, Gaines-

Pink Cherokee and D. Per-

| Talona. .

25c ea.3 - pink: ;

| Evans, Talona.

-doz.; blue Physostegia, Queen

-Oxalis, Jew, Butterfly, Beauty





| FLOWERS AND SEED
| FORSALE.



Gooseberries, Sweet Shrubs,
Cherokee roses, Pussywillows,
Easter lilies, 20c ea.; orange
Day lilies, blue Ivis, Snowdrop,
Violets, Shasta Daisies, 45 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Clifton
Davis, Mineral Bluff.

Dahlia (large blooms) roots,
pink, purple and red, 60c ea.; 4
dif. kinds Cactus, 5e ea. cut;
gustrum, Cardenia, Yucca, 35c
ea. Postpaid to $1.00, under 15c.
Josephine Raley, Mitchell.

Cherokee roses, Sweetshrubs,
Pussy willow, black Raspberries,

Daisies, 45e doz. Add postage.
Mrs. W. D. Davis, Mineral
Bluth, = <>

2 -var., Butter and Eggs, white
Narcissi and: Daffodils, bulbs,
75c ; old-fashioned Ladies
Wash Bowl, wild Daisy, butter
and egg ( small ;lant with fern
like foliage), 20c doz. plants.
Add postage. No chks. Ethel
Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2.

Azaleas, red-and yellow Can-
nas, blue and yellow Irish lilies,
$1.00 doz.; .yellow Japonicas,
Boxwoods, 75c- ea.; rambling
roses, . Dogwood, Sweetshrub,
Indian. Arrow, Easter Bells,
Black Gum, also for sale. Add
postage. Mrs. L. F. Evans,
Talona. a

Azaleas, 2 to 4 ft., Laurels,
white Pine, $1.00 doz.; red bud
bush, 50c ea.; Sweet Shrub,
Dogwood, Ivy, Crabapple and
Black Gum, 25c ea.; Ferns, yel-
low Iris, 50c doz. Add postage.
Pearl Stover, Talona.

Azaleas, crabapple, Sweetshrub
Dogwood $1.00 doz.; purple, blue
and. yellow Iris, mix. col.
Gladiolus bulbs, $1.00 doz.; red
bud bush, and Jap. Irish, 50c
ea. Add postage. J. B. Johnson

Red Chrysanthemums, white |
and. blue Sweet Williams,
doz.; yellow and red Japonicas,
75c ea.; blue and yellow Iris,
pink Weigelia, 60 ea. Dahlia
mixed bulbs, yellow Cannas,
$1.00 doz. Add postage. Mrs. H.
C. Reece, Talona.

: Dbl, Dahlias, yellow and red
Cannas, $1.00 doz.;. Chrysanthe-
mums, -Sweet Williams, blue
and yellow Iris, 75c doz.; orchid
Lilac, pink Almonds, 25c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. D. H. Evans,
Talona.

-10 hardy flowers Milk and

wine lily, purple: Butterfly,
hardy Phlox, Golden Glow, and

print sacks..Myrtle Pace, Tem-
ple, Rt. 1.

- Large deep red Canna bulbs,
45 for $1.10. Dont send order.
for less. All del. Mrs. Tom
Bryan, Turin, Rt. 1,

Azaleas, 2 to 4 ft.,: $1.00 doz:

pines, white Dogwood, 25c ea.,;
yellow Iris, 50c doz. Easter
Bells, .25c. Add postage. Leola

Gaillardia, mix Petunias, 25c

Anns Lace, 15. bunch rooted;
-blue Ageratum, 25c bunch root-
ed, Mrs. E. B. Warren, Tooms-
boro, Rt, 2.

Xmas Cactus, Egyptian Moss,
bushes, lavender, rose Verbenas,
blue, pink Spiderwort,: white, |-
red, pink Phlox, 10 ea.; Mums,
white, red, pink, 25c doz. Plus
postage. Exe. for sacks, Mrs.
Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro.

ship); silver leaf Maples, $1.50
doz.; red, white monthly and}
Seven Sisters Red running rose

$1.00 doz. Add posta
Hensley, Talona.

_ Want white Dahlia tubers.
State what you have and price.
Mrs. QO. A. Martin, East Ellijay.

_ Want a cutting of yellow

ge. Maude

oak fern cutting, and dark red
Gladioli. bulbs (with black
throat. Mrs. E. Raby, Forsyth,
Rt. 4, Box 121. ;

. Blue Iris, Narcissus, Azaleas,
Chrysanthemums, all types, 75
doz; Golden Bells, Golden
Globe, 35c ea., Lilac bushes, 50c





age. Mrs. G. I. Hubbard,

_[crombie, Mineral Bluff.



50c |.

others, 10: 1.00. Exe. for|20 doz.;
ainere, 10a IL, Pee Sa ade de aay
doz.;' Boston ferns, 30c bu
red Begonia, 25 bunch; C
santhemums, 60c.
Cannas, 30c
age.
Cumming, Rt. 5 oes
$1.15; 40 mi | :
matica, giant blue,
Black Prince, 60, $1.20



a

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8

yee ee
loz.; narive (wild) perennials
and shrubs. Write for prices,
zt Woodruff, Greenville, Rt.
. a % ae y , 3

ens, $3.00 doz,;
tle Star Jasmin ce
ing size, 2, $1.00; velvet blush
red, per Verbena, $1.00 doz.;



eat Mra a e. Chastain, Talona.

sia, Jane Ross

Hair fern,
Pinks,
Phlox, 6 for 50c Mrs. L..
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

mums, blue
blue Plumb
velt fern,
Tris,
'Mrs. Ruth Head,

FOR SALE



Tame Calif blue Violets,
Day lilies, dbl.
Daffodils, white Narcissus, pur- _
ple Iris, Fox Gloves, 25c doz
Teem, -

Dusty, Miller,

Add postage. Tamar
Talking Rock.

Want white Thrift, state

what you have and price. Mrs.

C. T. Hunt, Gainesville, Rt. 2. _
Want some Red. Spider lily

bulbs.

: Write prices and when
available. Mrs.

Want all kinds pot flowers}

Cuttings or small rooted plants,
Advise what you have
priee at once.
Lyons, Rt. 1.

ang
Sanford Kemp,

Want large blooming size

Picardy Gladioli bulbs. Write
what you have and price. Mrs.
L. D. McClelland, Ocilla.

Will trade Lady of the Lake
for print sacks or red Colia
plants or Spirea.
sack.
mond.

Want 1 or 2 Salmon pink |
Geranium cuttings. State price
postpaid.
Dahlonega, Rt. 4.

doz. tor
Mrs. F. M. Winkles,. Ray-

Hattie

Giant Dahlias: Prince of Per=|

W. P. Bell, Duluth.
Tris, all colors, 75c doz.; white

Violets, Bentian, Tillium, Jack- .

n-Pulpit, 35c. doz.; Maiden
Goldenglow, Fall
colors Verbena,

G..

all

Chrysanthemums: large, me

termediate, Pom pom, Button,
Spoon,
mone, Cushion, 24 larg
4 var., $2.00; 48 asst.,
$2.00; 48 asst.
var., $2.00. Mrs. H. G
Donaldsonville.

Korean; single, Ane-
e plants,

8 var.,.
unlabeled, 16
. Woods,

Dif. col. Chrysanthemums,

orange Day lilies, 40c doz.; Mix.
German Iris,
'doz.; - dbl.

blooming size,. 90
OZ; yellow red and
ingle orange and crimson Can.

nas, 75c doz.; purple. Violets
|House Leak, J d
postage. Miss Mau
Si

35c doz. Add
utile Harris |

on, Bremen.

Jap. Sunflowers,

45c doz;
urple Violets, .

-House Leak,

35c doz.; dif, col. Chrysanthe-

Ageratum, 40 doz.;
ago, 50 ea.; Roose-
3 for 50c; German
doz, Add postage.
Bremen. ue
Narcissus _ bulbs,
red Cannas, pur _
25e

90c

Jonquil,
doz.;.

hry-
doz.; Red
Add_ post-
Mashburn,

doz,
Mrs. - Otis
Tris, label
xed, $1.20 C; Dal-
50, $1.20;
Ma

.
2

Queen, pink, 50, $1.15; Gail-
ardia, 30c doz. : Pek
sacks. Mrs. J
houn, Rt. 1.

~ Nandinas,
Violets, $4.
Jerusalem Ch

Exc. fer Print
. M. Hall, Cal-_

Ligustrums, sweet
00 C;. ornamental

Altheas, $1.00

8-10 in. Boxwood, Sempervir-
Gardenias, Lit-
e, 2 ft. bloom-

_ 2 large.size Arbervitaes, 1|7e% Pink, white, 50c doz;
Boxwood at. my home (won't B. L. Robinson, Green-

Mix. col. Per, Phlox, Mums,

e Goldenglow, Thrift, 40c doz.:
cuttings, 50 doz; Dahlia bulbs,|M

ed. type, mix. col, 75c doz.;

slips, 35 ea; 2 ea. hibiscus,

Per, sweet peas, Oak leaf hy-

drangea, tulips, Tiger lilies,
Jacobs. Ladder,
Tritoma, all for 50c; Dif. Iris,
60c doz.
Willis Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt.
|dbl. and pink dbl. Canna lilies; | 1 : :

Siberian Tris,

Add postage. Mrs,

Red water lily, Pink Lotus,

$2.00 ea.; rose, white, yellow
and varigated water
$1.00 ea.; several col. Iris, db}
Day lilies, 60e doz.; red perem,
nial Salvia, fall Marigolds, Sik,
ver Kin
rVinea, Lt :
Huff, Milledgeville, Rt. 2.

lilies, |





25e doz.; variegate,
Sc ea. Mrs. W. Ac



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FLOWERS AND SEED

W. H. Max.
well Sr., Lexington.

Higgins, -

, White Wonder,

H. R.. S.,. Mrs. Warner, Treas~

ure Island, Red Splendor, Mam-<

moth Pearl, and many others,

Po of 12 diff. var., $2.00 doz.
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: : ~ : Colored bunch _ butterbean| Collard seed, be:
Purple and Yellow Iris,| Chrysanthemum plants, 3| Achimenes_ bulbs, 18 for seed, 40c Ib. = ee a oe :
white dogwood, $1.00 C; Fall|col, Daisy like, White, Red,|$1.00; also Water Poppy, 50c white rice on. See Mise Tom
Pinks, yellow and snowdrops,|Lavender (yellow center), redjea. No chks. No exchange. 3 Ibs. for $1.00. t ae se 5
10c bunch; Pink and orange|yellow little Pom Pom, large|Mrs. A. D. Brinson, Cairo, Rt.| Bryan, Porta, Rt. Te oe todon: everbe

_ Day lilies, 75c. Add postage.|shaggy Bronze, . large white} 2. | 50 bu. 90 day velvet bean berry plants, $4.00
Rosie Smith, Talking Rock, Rt.|dbl. with good roots, 50c doz. ae eee 00 bu. 40 tons baled| feed sacks, washe
2 Del. No stamps nor Chks.| Flower seed: Blue ' Salvia, | seed. $5.00 bu. eh | sacks, washe
See coe |'Will exc. Mrs. Ida Mae Sulli-|Smapdragon mixed, Pink and| oats, bright, een a > ot oe pages oo
: ee, Sate on tar Mee ee eres lees ee pons foe vonece Mee ee ded without: fain before a . - me y
6 colors, Dahlia type Zinnias| Blue and white Iris, $1.00/C R. Sorrels, Monroe, Rt 1. | baling, $36.00 ton, 500 gal. A-1| Seed: Stone Mo
mix. Petunias red perennial|doz.; .white cluster _blooming| ae o.2_. | Ga. syrup, $1.25 gal. All FOB. melon, 10c_ tbls.
Salvia plants 25c doz.; dbl.|Narcissi and King Alfred Daf-| Sultanas, Coleus, Petunias,| yy, Rowland, Wrightsville. + Banana Mushmelon
Day lilies, 60c doz.: 2 clumps|fodils, $1.25 C.; Large Garlic|Fern, mix. Geraniums, Bagoni-| = ge Re _{and- Squash, peppe
pink Thrift, 25c. Miss Jewell| bulbs, 50c doz. Mrs, Clinton} as, and others, 20c ea., my se-| Excellent Korean Lespedeza| spoonful, 3. for 25
Huff, Milledgeville, P. O. Box| Sanders, Hartwell, Rt. 2. lection, shipments in May.| seed, combine run, we lb., re-|ner gourd, 15. for
207, a Mate fe Give ce Rooted, 2- in. and up. No| celaned, 8c lb. S. L.. Thornton, | paid. Wallace W:
<< Large, dbl. Zinnia, mix, col,| white Dogwood, | Umbrella| Stamps of oks., $1.00 minimum | Dewyroses, Rt. 1. _ |
Sunset, fant Marigoids, Hedge Ching, yellow Jatmine, Holly,|Potan Cash, Eilenwood. | Extra early Pride of Ga. | Sorghunn planting

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Snow on the Mountain, 2|25c; 4 ft. 30c; 5 ft.,.35c ea.| Chrysanthemums, large type, mayer melee og ig 00 setting | best Haver ne
this., 10c; Blackberry lilies and| Add postage. Mrs. Alma Col-| field grown, white, red, yellow, Sree -$is0" a. J. N. Carson, | $1.00, 6 Ibs. $1.75
Four OClocks 20 seed for 10c;|son, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. ink and varigated, $1.00 doz.,| Bite Zebulon Road. | plarite aneaenee
Coin or stamps. Postpaid. Miss} artichokes plants $1.00 C;|$:00 , $45.00 M. Prepaid. creeds a gages : : -

Lillian Hardin, White, Rt. 1. Balm, 25 doz.; Trailing arbu- Walter W. McEver, Gainesville, obs Eeepadiera = deed | free lanta, 1117







Pink Oteander ae white Au-|tees and Birdsfoot Violets, | Rt. from obnoxious: weed, $15.00 per BE ANS AN
gust lily plants, 25 ea.; Jeru-/| $1.00 C; Evergreen Galax and See 100 Ibs. J. M. Jones, Grayson. = .
salem Cherry and St. Bernard|peppermint, 25c. Mrs. Elsie SEED FOR SALE Se 6.50 FOR SA
lily, 20c ea.; purple Wisteria,|E. Biehl, Mineral Bluff. ae! ene Sree 2 a ey Set 00
Bee eee toe | yi titer iy, sian at OC Welk Ble)
See Miss Emina Dugger, (Bethlehem, Jonquil, Daffodil) | Honey drip cane seed, $3.50 <2) =

li bulbs, $1.00 C; Cannas, 40c| bu. FOB. J. T. McClung, Hiram.| 8 lb. okra seed, 90c lb., $7.00}$7-00 bu.; 200 bu.
Oliver Rg L v. , ape ) , We 1D.,
= _ _|doz.; wild Verbe : Sa 12 ge eee Tat : : ed. velvet. beans,
White, blue, Iris, Jacobs Lad-|lavender, 13 dors Dusty Min | , Cert. Marglobe wilt. resistant | for Jot. Exe. for White sacks) |Clay mix, peas,
der, pink, rose, 50c doz.: white,|er, 10c doz. Add postage. Mrs. | tomato seed, $2.00 Ib.; alsoKobe| ar yesse F. Johnson, Cor-| Burch, Chester.
ellow, lavender Button Mums, |T. K. Womack, Dublin, Rt. 4. | Lespedeza, 12c lb. B. R. Wood- oer Rt. 2 5 i 15 bu Clay and
large type Mums, 35c doz.; old} 4, sneton Chrv.| pit: Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Ce aq ($6.00: bu.; 11 bu,
English Boxwoods, 8-10 in.,|., Martha Washington: Chry-). (ion. seed. | : | 1 ton Shogoin turnip seed, | $6.00 _bu.; Z
$3.00 doz: Jap. blue Iris, 90|Santhemums, bronze and gold _Citron. seed, 50 Ib.; banana| | crop. Write for prices. W. | 2U: FOB. W._
0s, $3 a Wises Sites 300 es A dd incurved, shaggy type, 50 doz.,|ushmelon, 40c _ teacupful; S Cl ae ater nast S. *| Devereux.
postage = irs Gussie Connee 4 doz. $1.75; mix. Petunia| Klondyke strawberry plants, |". 1% Bee Pe Red Speckled
: Villa Rica, Rt 2 /plants, Marigold, and spring} 35 . Add postage. Rosie} 25 Ibs. Cannon Ball water-| peas, 20c Ib. 5 and
faa Rt. 2. Cosmos, 50c C. Add postage.| Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1. melon seed, saved from select shipped. Add post
_*. Pink and red Geraniums, 50c/Mrs. W. O. Phillips, Ashland,| wartin gourd seed, 30c cup-| mlons, $1.75 Ib. del. Milton | ye] Millwood, Cu

ea.; Pom poms, minatures,|Rt. 1. Soe : i . 3 oes s
large Dahlia tubers, _ pink, ful. Exe. for pot plants. Mrs.| Minchew, Macon, Rt. 3. - 20 bu. Brab p
bu. mix. peas, $6

= Geek - Large decorative Chr san-| Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. St - Mountain termelon
_ white, lavender, yellow, bronze, pee ry. ? ay, + one Mountain wa
red, all named, 3 for $1.00,/nemums plants, white, yellow,| Gourd seed, $2.00 Ib. Prepaid. | seed, $1.00 Ib.; also Rocky Ford/ A, S. Lynch, Lu
3.00 doz. Mrs.. F. M. Combs d $1.50 a a nail e, ~| for prices. Less quantity sold. cantelope seed, $1.50 Ib. Hee. _ Mixed field pe
Pee pons we ae Send Bete Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro. | Leaford, Maysville. Br
- Jonquils, Narcissi, _ Daffodil | tons, $1.00 doz. Postpaid. Mrs.| Kobe, Korean and Sericea| _Shogoin-turnip seed, 50c Ib.;|/bu. P. C. East
bulbs, $1.00 C; mix. Larkspur,|A. M. White, Atlanta, 413| Lespedeza, combine run, almost| Ga. Collard, 35c 1b.; Black Dia- | sonville. =
perennial Phlox, Physostegia,|Grant St., S. E. MA 1095. | free of trash, will trade, what| mond watermelon seed, $1.65 Early, Brown
choice Chrysanthemums, 25c Large- var, pink Mums,| Have you got. Mrs. Clay L. Ib.; also Dude Creek, $1.60 lb.| yeas (bears 2
doz. Add. postage under $1.00. white and yellow 4 o'clock | Brown, Hartwell, Rt. 1, L. G. Downs, Andersonville. | Broom corn seed

_ Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee. bulbs, Xmas and rose Cactus,} 20,000 Ibs. recleaned Combine} Yellow and red meat water- | $1.00. _Postpai

Beg ee Mies, ate doz.; yellow|40c doz; red Dahlia slips, 7c) Milo, 7c Ib. in less than 100 Ib.| melon seed, $2.00 Ib. del. A. R.|n McMillian, Da
_ gasmine, plum, Woods vine, ea. Exc. for the very small- 1b. : A ge oR FD. ae
ft. 10c, 3 ft., 35 ea.; Horse-|est size Button Mums in pink, dots De oe. 100 Tye aN ote: FOS | Ares Basiecat 2 Good, "tends

mint, 25c doz.; Gooseberry,|white, bronze, large cream a eae ea ae ease, _Seed Banana Mushmelon, 25 Se oe et ee
onion millet, 15c ea. Addland Bronze. Mrs. C. T. Lav-| 200 lb Stone Mountain water-| tbls; Henderson white Lima Goble. Ellijay Rt.
a ale = for sacks. Mrs.| ender, Flovilla, Rt. 1. melon sone eee ee from Sages Pe Dipper gourd, _ oe : = = oe
Davi olson, Hazlehurst, Rt. . nice melons, $1. ; d 75c|doz.; Pumpkin, 25 cupful; yel- |. ac rowder
aL Ee sca ce = Ib. postage for entire lot. O. F.| low round pod pepper, 10c tea- |Add _ postage. .
_. Rurning rose and Eng. snows | ies, 50c doz.; 35 var. Chrysan- Averett, = ap conea. Mrs: Jef. Wilson, Sees oe = ae
ball 15 ea.; Silver Leaf Maple,|themums for $1.00 del.; also} 200 lbs. Cannon Ball, Black a Genuine
_Eng. plum, 25 ea.; goldenbells,|exc. for white and pink Turn-}| Diamond melon seed, hand sav-| About 3lbs. Pride of Ga. beans, $8.00
ee daffodils, purple iris,}er Mums, white, lavendar andj ed, screen dried, from selected| watermelon and a few Ibs. can- | Mullis, C

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le Lady finger peas, 25
ackeyed Crowders, 20c
oat J. B. Jones, Dahlon-

pu. Brab ap peas, 95 per

ent. germination, $5:75 bu.;

bu. Clay peas, $6.00 bu. at
No shipping. E. H
Midville, Rt. 1.

$6.75 bu;

as: 11 bu. New Eras, 2

White Table, 2 bu. Black, 2
Blue. Whips, . $5.50 bu.,

00 for lot; at barn. J.
idler Mathis, Farmington.
hite Brown eyed peas, 20c
4b.; white, col.. mixed bunch
utter beans, 30c lb.; -Apricot

ums, 35e ea. 5, $1.00; Cal-

aus root, 50c Ib. Add post-
No cks. or stamps. - Mrs.
J. Bennett, Gainesville, Rt.

White and col. mixed bunch
tter beans, 30c_ lb.;\ white |
ib.,. also:

own eyed peas, 20c

da peaches, 45c lb. No cks.
stamps. Add postage. Mrs.
ffie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

ite: brown eyed peas, 20c
hite and col. bunch but+
eans, 30c 1b.;. Apricot
ims, 35c. ea; 5 for $1.00;
ite Scupernongs vines, root-
0c ea. Add postage. No
or stamps. Mrs. lee
-Gainesville, Rt. 1.

90 Day Velvet beans, $5.00
New Era peas, $6.50 bu.;
d peas, $5.75 bu.;

e610 <b, L, F.. Hast-
Andersonville.

bu. mixed bright Hay peas,
50 bu.; 100 lb. clean brown-
peas, 15c lb.; 70 lb. black-

_ peas, 12%c Ilb.; 10 Jb.
lite mush peas, 30c lb.; 4 Ib.
_Seed, 30c lb. All prices
for entire lot of each var-
S. Lindsey, | Lizella.

ed Butter. peas, 60c; white
ch butterbeans, 20c Ib;
te, brown-eye, 25c lb., 4-%

S., $1.00; small tender, red hot
Ppper, 12 pods 15c. Add post-
ag ae C. R. Sorrells, Mon-

own and Red Crowders, 40c
ipful; Hot pepper, Mexican
flower, 10 thls. seed; Mar-
rd, Mexican squash pum-
d 10c; Ga. Rambler
upful. Postpaid, All
Raley, Mitchell.

Brab

Cornfield beans for seed,
white cutshorts, fine, good: and.
tender, 40c large cup full, Exc.

| for Print feed sacks, 3 of a kind:

1. cup for I sack. Add postage.
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| CORN AND SEED CORN

~ FOR SALE



Pure yellow Hastings ' seed
corn, $1.00 pk. Add postage. J-
E, Meeks. Lawrenceville, Rt. =

- 300 bu. corn in shuck and sev-
eral hundred white and croker
sacks, 100 Ibs. caps. G. A. Foun-
tain, Swainsboro, P. O. Box
342. | |
1,400 Ibs. cleans and_ treated:
yellow pop corn, in 100 1b. bags,
8c lb. COB. Lee Holcombe, Bow-
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_ COTTONSEED
FOR SALE





Reg. Empire cotton seed, bale

Kobe: Lespedeza. seed, 10c Ib.;
/200 bu. real good Whatleys
corn. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

2 tons Empire, cotton seed:
delinted. and treated, in 100
lbs. bags. First yr.. $9.00 per
hundred Ibs. W. O. Mann, Con-
yers.

Cottonseed in/3 and 4 bu.
bags: 200 bu. D&PL, 80 bu. Cok-
ers- Clevewilt, 40 bu. Texas
Northern Star, less 12 bu. $1.75
bu., 12, 20: bu., $1.60 bu; 20 bu.
up, $1.50 bu. Recleaned Seresan
treated. FOB. N.. P. Bassett,
Fort Valley, Phone 160-W.

D&PL cottonseed, Ist yr., re-
cleaned, treated, kept pure at
Gin, ave. 1-1-16 staple, $5.50 per
CWT. Prompt shipment; also
want some corn fed, country
hams, 20-30 lIbs., at 50c lb. Roy
Harrell, Fayetteville.

PLANTS FOR SALE





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3-4 in high tomato plants,
ready May Ist, 10e doz. or 50ec
C. Add postage or will ship
by express. Mrs. E,. B, Mc-



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PLANTS FOR SALE _

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9461 LE HOU
NOILIGNOD 40 IN3W3LVIS



plants, $3.00 M; Marglobe to-
|matoes, $2.50. M. Cash with
jorder. Ike Tomberlin, Sur-
rency. S ee

- Marglobe, Bonnie Best, New
Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants, field grown, wilt.. re-
sistant, moss packed, $1.50 M,
500 for 80c, prompt del. Post-
paid. Marvin E. Keene, Ab-
| beville. :

tomato plants, ready April 15,
moss. packed, $2.50 M del. in
Ga. J. A. Peacock, Mershon.

more. and Bonnie Best tomato
plants, wilt resistant,
grown, moss packed, $1.50: M,
80c -for 500. Postpaid. Ship-
ped promptly. L. .H. Keene,
Abbeville. ;

potato plants, $2.50 .M;. also
Marglobe. tomatoes,
50c C. All del. Full count,
Mrs. Willie Pearce, Surrency,
ats Pee Ded ;

Tomato plants for sale, 50c
C. Henry R. Fowler, Law-

renceville, Reg es,

State insp. red and yellow
skin P. R. potato plants, vine

count. Prompt shipment.
G. Tyre, Bristol.

Marglobe,- New Stone and
Baltimore tomato plants, $1.50.
M; also cabbage and collard
plants, $1.00 M. W. W. Cof-
fey, Fitzgerald.

Certif. pink skin P. R. potato
plants from best quality seed,
$3.00 .M.. Full count. Quali-
ty.. guaranteed. Mrs. A. B.
Williams, Alma.

F.

potato plants, $2.50 M; also
Marglobe tomatoes, $1.25 -M,
50c C. All del. Full count.
_ A. Pearce, Surrency, R. F.
wo.

-Marglobe tomato plants, $1.25
M; also Govt. insp. pink and
red. skin potatoes, $2.25: M.
Add del. Now ready. - Full
count, Woodrow Lightsey,
Screven.

Govt. insp. red skin P. R.
potato plants, $2.75 M del.; also
Marglobe tomatoes, $1.15 del.
Now ready. Miss Florence
OQuinn, Odum, Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. P. R. - potato
plants, now ready, moss pack-



Govt. insp. P; R. potato

|. Karly and late var. tomato

| M;

Marglobe,. New Stone, Balti-
field-

- Govt. insp. red skin P.. R.
$1.25 M,

| zone.

grown, $12.50 for 5000. Full].

Cert. insp.. red skin P. R.

-. Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, now ready, $1.00
M del. Moss packed. No cks:
W. D. Lightsey, Screven.

plants: for sale. C. F. Cole,
Atlanta, 680 Lee St.- S.. W;:
Ra. 1617.

- Tomato plants, $2.00; Calif.
Wonder: pepper, 65c C, $4.00
also. cabbage and onion
plants, $1.50 M. W. W. Wil-
liams, Quitman.

_ -Marglobe tomato plants, wilt
resistant, $2.00 M. FOB. -Dan

| Thompson, Vienna, Rt. 3.

_-Marglobe tomato __ plants,
$1.15 M, 5 M or more, 95c M;
also Ruby King pepper, $3.00
M. 50c C. All del. Nathan
Tomberlin, Surrency, Rt. 2.

| Marglobe and. Rutger tomato
plants, moss packed, $1.50 M,

qonnson, Baxley, 502 Parker

Marglobe and Rutger tomato
plants,.. $2.00 M.. Prepaid 3rd
Miss Lizzie Bullard,
Baxley, Rt. 1.

- Marglobe tomato plants, good
-count,- moss packed, $1.35 M.
Mrs. Lonna Martin, Surrency,
PB 2 eS eee

Marglobe, New and Rutger
tomato: plants, $2.00 M; also
Cabbage, $1.25 M.~ D. D. Miles,
Alma, Rt. 4.

. Govt. insp. red. skin P. R.
potato plants, ready now, $3.00
M. Postpaid. R. L. Taylor,
Alma, Rt.. 2.

Govt. insp. P. R. potato
plants, $2.65 M. Good count,
prompt: shipment, del. Claude
Tyre, Odum. -

Govt. insp. and treated P. R.
potato plants, $3.00 M, 5 M
and up, $2.75 M. Mrs. B. J.
Tyre, Bristol. :

-Marglobe and Rutger tomato
plants, ready now, moss pack-
ed, $2.00 M. Ship C. O. D.
F. E. Butler, Alma, Rt. A 1.

Marglobe _ tomato plants,
$1.25 M, 5 M and up, $1.00 M.
Express shipment only. G. L.
Steedley,. Baxley.

Tomato plants:
$1.25: M; Rutgers,
also. Calif. Wonder
$3.00 M. FOB. Mrs,
Courson, Baxley, Rt, 4.

New improved copper and
red skin potato plants, now



Marglobe,
$1.50 M;
pepper,
OKella

$6.50 for 5 M. FOB. L: A./

Red skin PR: -potato p.
$2.50 M; also Marglobe
Rutgers tomatoes, moss
ed; $1.75 M, 40 C. A
Mrs. Anna J. Thornton,

.Govt. insp. red and yell
skin. P. R.. potato plans, $2
M. -Del. No . cks., 0}
Griffis, Screven, Pas
_ Marglobe tomato plants,
grown, ready now, $1.5
- oe Butler, Ba

Govt. insp. red skin pot
plants, $3.00 M; also Marglo
tomatoes, $1.75 M del. J.
Tomberlin, Surrency, Rt, 2.
Bonnie Best, Marglobe, Ni
Stone and Red. Rock tom
ae 500 for $1.15, $1,
Moss packed. Postpaid
eee Martin, . Roche

ae

Govt. insp. and treated
skin P. R.: potato plants, $3.
M; > also Marglobe, and
Stone tomatoes, $2.00 M.
ready. Prepaid. E, M.
sey, Screven. =. :
Pink and red skin |
potato plants, $2.75 M.
count, Now ready. De
R. Lightsey, Screven.

-_ Washington Asparagus, 1 -
50 for $1.25, $2.00 C; 2
Crowns, 25 for $1.00; Thoi
less Boysenberry, $1.00~
Carefully packed and _ postpa:
J. W. Toole, Macon, 33 Burt
Ave, oe oS

< Marglobe tomato

for 500, $1.25

Full count and moss p:
M. O, with order. Mr
G. Granford, Broxton.

-- Red nest onion plants,

doz.; sweet Fennell, Catn
plants, 5c ea.; also rooted sa
3 for 35c. Add postage. Mrs.
Julia Wheat, Varnell, Box

Calif. Wonder, Ruby Kir
and Hot pepper plants, 1
packed, 50c V; 500, $2.00; $3.
M; Gr. Baltimore and Matec
less tomato, $1.50 M.
packed. Add postage. I.
Gamble, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Strawkerry, $1.25 C;
25c doz.; okxa seed, 25c cupf
collard seed, 10c tbls. Pos
paid. Mrs. G. C. Taylor,
Buchanan. =e
Marglobe, New Stone +
plants, $1.50 M; 500,

Calif. Wonder pepper, $:

ad

500, $1.75. All d





ed, full count, $3.00 M. A, F.
Maddox, Fitzgerald.

ready,
| Griffis,

$3.00 M. del. Arthur
Patterson. = ==:

shipment. M





AGE SIX
PLANTS FOR SALE

a MARKET BULLETIN

PLANTS FOR SALE

ae

PLANTS FOR SALE



ee insp. P. R. _ potato
plants, Red or Pink Skin, $2.50
M. FOB. Now ready. Alge
Lightsey, Surrency.

Rutgers tomato plants, $2.25
M. Del. Gad E. Griffis,

Baxley.

- Govt. insp. P. R. potato plants,
$2.75 M, 5 M and up, $2.50 M.
ved Boyett, Bristol.

Govt. insp. P. R. potato plants,
now ready, $2.75 M, 5 M and up,
$2.50 M; Marglobe, Baltimore,
New Stone, Red Rock and Bon-
ie Best tomatoes, now ready,
1.25 M. Moss packed. All del.
Prompt shipment. W. G. Murray
Odum, Rt. 2.

-Marglbe tomato plants, $1.50
-M del; Govt. insp. Red skin P. R,
potato plants, seed grown from
vine cutting, $2.50 M, 3M, and
up. $2.25 M. All del. LD. Light-
Sey, Screven, peo

Cert. Marglobe, Rutger, Bon-
nie Best tomatoes, Chas. W.
cabbage, Collards, 50e C2$3.50
-M; Wonder beets, Swiss Chard,
Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Kohl
abi, Iceburg Lettuce, Carrots,
utabaga, Endive, 59 Cy Mrs;
V. Franklin, Register.

: Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, $2.00 M; sweet
epper, $2.25 M, 5 M and up,
$2.00 M; also red skin potatoes,

aap M, All ready now. Moss
S J. G. Mullis, Baxley,







































































































Wrclobe, New Stone, Balti-
more tomato, 50c C, 500,. $1.25,
2.00 M; Calif Wonder Sweet
and Hot pepper, 75 C, 500, $1.75
$3.00 M; Imp. pink skin P. R.
ot atoes, 50c C, 500, $1.50, $2.50
M. Postpaid. Leroy Lightsey,
screven, Rt, 1, Box LQ;

New Stone, Baltimore, Mar-
lobe tomato, 50c C, 500, $1.30,
1.75 M; Calif. Wonder Sweet
ind Hot pepper, 75c C, 500,
70, $3.00 M. Good stout
nts. Postpaid. Moss packed.
ames Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1.

-Marglobe and Baltimore to-
mato plants, 25c C, 400, $1.10,
1.60 M. Now ready. Grown on
new ground. Prompt del. No
ks. or C. O. D. M. O. with or-
ers. M. L. Lawson, Abbeville,
ie, Box 266.

mproved copper skin P. R.
ato plants, from vine grown
t. seed, $3. 00 M at the bed:
5c M extra by mail. J. D.
rash, Flowery Branch.

Govt. insp. P. R. and L.
> Skin. sweet
ants, for sale. R.,
mond, Pelham.

Govt. insp. and ae re;
potato plants, $3.00 M; also
arglobe tomatoes, $1.25 M.
el, E. ON, Ortainn,

A,
potato
N. Red-

aq
ydum.
Marglobe, New Stone and
oe ltimore tomato plants, $1.25
: 3

also sweet pepper, $2.00
Good count, mossed pack-



ed. Prompt shipment. V. E.
ipkin, Baxley, Rt, 4.
Marglobe tomato _ plants,

1d grown, from cert. seed,
ow ready to ship, $1.50 - M.
ss packed. J. J. Adams,

_E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage
ts, well rooted, $1.50 M.;.

natoes, $2.00 M; Govt. insp.
R. potatoes, Sweet and Hot
epper, $3.00 M. Full count.
ror va Ba Shipment. Jessie G.
vell, Baxley.

rt. Jerusalem. sweet pota-
lants, $2.25 M, FOB, =
=: Williams, Ty Ty, Rt. ;

ore tomato plants, $2.00 M

Hot and Sweet pepper, $3. 00 |
Pa Pees - M
strong moss packe ants. |
1 , Dorothy Dills, see

Me globe, New Stone and
ore tomato plants, $2.00)B
lif. wonder pepper, $3.00
Del. Moss packed and
ptly shipped. Melvin.

Baxley.

. red skin potato plants, |
0 M; ereoee and
pee: oS tare
btalky plan Oss packe
Mrs. Abna J ds oe

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lant, aie 50
! axley,



E, J. and Chas. W. ae
targiobe Few Stone and Bale

Rut- | so

1b

|



Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato plants, 40c C, 500, $1.00,
$1.50 M; Calif. Wonder sweet
and hot pepnes 60c C, 500,

$1.75, $3.00 M.; imp red skin P.
R. potatoes, 500, $1.50, $2.50
M. Postpaid Buford Light-
sey, Screven, Rt. 1.

Govt. insp. P. R. potate
plants, for sale. Guaranteed
count. Ottis L. Griffis,
Sereven, Rt. 1.

Flat Dutch, Chas. W. Cab-
bage, Bonnie Best and Mar-

globe tomato plants, 500, $1.50,
$2.00 M; Sweet pepper, $2.00,
500; $3. 00 M. Floyd Crosby,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Chas. W. cabbage, Rutgers
and Baltimore tomato plants,
$2.00 M; 500 for $1.25; Govt.
insp. P. R. treated potatoes,
$3.50 M; 500, $1.75. Del. E. H.
Hall, Arabi, Rest

Govt. insp. and treated red
skin P. R. potato plants, $2.75
M; Marglobe tomatoes, $1.25
M. All del. Moss packed. A.
F. Sheffield, Surrency.

Govt. insp. Yellow La.
Yam potato plants, $3.00 M;
Calif. Wonder and Ruby King
sweet pepper, $2.50 M. J. E.
Bullard, Graham.

Marglobe tomato
$1.50 M. FOB. Mrs.
Chester, Baxley.

Imp. strain Stone Mountain
watermelon seed, 1-4 Ibs., $1.25
4-10 Ibs. $1.00 Ib, FOB.
Shade dried, hand picked. F. M.
ae Morrow, Atlanta, Ch.
130.

2 gal. white multiplying nest
onions,-for seed, 75c gal. Mrs.
Fred Yelton, Appling.

Sericea- seed, dodder free
cleaned and scarified, 20c Ib.
in small quantities; cheaper in
large lots. Dixon W. Hall, At-
lanta, 952 Blue Ridge Ave, N.
E. He. 0525-W. =

Multiplying
buttons, 75c gal; large green
pod kra, 35c. per teacupful;
peppermint plants 25 for $1.00;
Ga. Belle peach seed, 25c doz.
Miss Gennia Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

White tender hull cut short
cornfield bean seed, 35c cupful.
Postpaid in Ga. Mrs. WwW. W.
Anderson, Cartecay.

Marglobe, New - Stone
Rutgers tomato plants,
M; also eas
Onions, $1.50
Alma, Rt. 4.

Marglobe
50 M; Wonder pepper and

plants,
Ellen

and
$1.75

DD. Miles

tomate:

$2.00, $3.25. M; Cabbage and
Bermuda onions, $1.50 M. Del.
Ovie Conner, Pitts, Rt. 1.

Marglobe, and New Stone to-
mato, Calif. Wonder,, Sweet
and hot pepper, and Black
Beauty Eggplants, 500, $2.00,
$3.00 M, 50c C; Cabbage and
onions, er 50M. All prepaid.
R. Chancelor, Pitts.

Field grown Marglobe
pauls plants for sale.
Ist. J, O. Barnes, Deveraux. |

Cert. potato plants, all var.
$3. .00 M; tomato plants, $2.50

Aes

liams, Alma.

Ec Now ready.
C. Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 1.

bie tomatoes, $1.45

$ 50 M;. also Marglobe and
Red tomato plants, by the
truck loads, $1.00 M at the

OQuinn, Surrency.

75a C; sweet











Blackberry,

Jlis Grindle, Dahlonega,

scallion onion}

$125 M; |

: vinnie.
ei 300. for .$1.00, 500,

Del. May
| Webber, Lyons, Rt. 1,

All orders shipped same

day received, R. Gordon Wil-| 9+ farm;

Govt. insp. P. R, potato
plants, $2.50 M del. Good)
No. chks. |

; Merriman, Lyons, Rt, 1.
Kudzu crowns, No. i, damp.
jand few tons
|sale. FOB farm: 4 mi.
-|Bartow on Louisville cee

packed, $2.00 C. Plus. post-
| age. sch Walker, Toccoa,
Govt. insp. P. R. potato

ee $3.00 M. dl.; also Mar-|
be, New Stone and. oa
C4. |

ll good strong plants. Ready |.
to ship. W. G. OQuinn, Sur-
reney, Rt. 2.

| duck, from ped. stock, $1.00!

White Bermuda onion plants, | doz.:

field, $1.50 M. del, John -T.)

turkey, $4.00 doz. Del. J. K.'
| Kirkpatrick, Grayson.
Mammoth Bronze B. B. tur-|

Bverbearing tomato platts, Tkey eggs, $4.25 doz: 2 doz.,|

epper, 50c C; al~

| | eetin, 9:





: - ainip, an an Mee plants, 20c.
bunch. Laceicd
Gainesville, B Rt. 6 ;

Pure a insp. red ain P.
[R. A ta Fe geet 3.00 M. Guar.
anteed count, No cks. Del.
ae Nellie Li ightsey, ", Odum,

ons, Rt. 1.

Strakberry,, Jewel, improved
Gibson Wonderberry, red and
gold, true to name, 75ce C;
Everbearing, $1.00 Cc: white
red and black
thornless everbearing Rasp-.
berry, rooted sage, 6 for 50c;
peppermint, 35c doz. Mrs. Wil-

Govt. insp. and treated P. R.
potato plants, copper col. var.,
$3.00 M. Del, tn Ga. R. O.
Crosby, Mershon.

Marglobe tomato plants,
$1.35 M. Now ready to ship.
Mrs. Otis Williams, Baxley,
Rote ed,

Improved Marglobe, Balti-
more and New Stone tomato

.

plants; moss packed, $1. 25 M
del. Prompt shipment. F. N.
Lewis, Baxley, R. F. D. 4

-Margitbe tomato plants, good

count, moss packed, $1.25 M.
Del. Prompt shipment. Doy
Peacock, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Strong field grown New

Stone tomato plants, large, well

rooted, select plants, uniform
size, 75c $3.00 M. Postpaid.
Prompt service, T. J. Robin-

son, Greenville.

Marglobe, Rutger and Balti-
more tomato: plants, $1.50. M.,
$1.00 for 500. Moss packed.
Prompt shipment. E. L, Fitz-.
gerald, Irwinville.

Marglobe, Rutgers and New
Stone tomato plants, 500 for
$1.00, $1.75 M;' also Calif, Wtn-
der pepper, $2, 50 M., 500, $1.75.
All del. Prompt shipment.
Jasper Mullis, Alma.

Marglobe, Rutger and New.
Stone tomato plants,, $1.75 M,
500 for $1.00; also Calif, Won-

der pepper, $3. 00 M, 50c C. All|
Moss

del. Prompt shipment.
packed. Sallie Whitley, ae
Rt1

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE





Peanut hay for sale. Del. in}
truck load lots. L. M. Ayer,
Unadilla, Phone 38.

4 orn 5 tons Peanut bay
$18.00 ton. Trade for good:
sow or pigs. Norman Sellers,
Baxley, Rt. 1.

200 bales oat straw, 50c bale,
400 bales wheat - straw, -40c,
bale. Grain: cut with binder
and baled without rain. K.
EF, Rucker, Elberton, Rt. 6.

2 tons Lespeddeza hay, $30. 00
ton at- my barn. W. A. Mad-
dox, Winder, Rt. 4.

30 tons. good \Panut - ae
$15. 00 ton FOB my. barn. M.
L. Shealy, Oglethorpe. :.

5 tons Spanish Peanut hay,
$15.00. ton: Will del. ae
150 mi. Fred Flanders, u
lin, Rt. 6.

- 1,500 &u. oats, for sale rea-
dy about Jube: st. Co Go
Middleton, Blakely. : d
Several tons pright - Run-
ner Peanut hay, $15.00 ton at:

barn, 13 mi. South of Lyons,
near Johnson Corner. J.

Good -Lespedeza and Ber-
muda Grass hay, free ,from
Johnson grass. $35.00 ton. tot
also 200 bu. good
Whatley. corn. H. W. Thur:
mond, Farmington. :

Sev. tons Runner Peanut hay,
$15.00 ton at barn, Rufus

it Peanut hay
aled oats, for)
No,
S. |.
B. McNeely, Bartow, x 4

EGGS F OR SALE

Sev. tons brigh





Epes: Pure white | Pepkin|
Australian white and
pearl (speckled) guinea, mix-'

ed, $1.00 for 18; also M. B.

$8.00. Postpaid. May del.
Fred Adams, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Guinea eggs, ea. Plus ok
Josie Vandiver,

White Airican

R. |



$i 50 for 15. TM



pie |

Farmers. are reporting ex-
cellent yields from the re-
cently introduced Gatan Soy-
bean. Some growers have had

tbetter success than others, but

the majority are well pleased
with their first trials.

The new soybean variety is
a result of the soybean breed-
ing program of the Georgia
Experiment Station. It origin-
ated from a natural cross with
Otootan, which has been se-
lected until practically uni-

form.
Gatan produces a tall viny
hay-type plant similar to Ot-

ootan and matures a week lat-
er. The seed are. reddish
brown in. color and. small
(about 5,000 to the pound) re-

|quiring about 15 to 20 pounds

of seed to the acre when plant-
ed in rows. It has been a con-
sistent seed producer every
year and has averaged 14.7
bushels per acre the past ten
years compared with 8.2 bush-
els for Otootan. |

The main advantage of Gat
an are high yieldsof seed and
hay, does not shatter easily,
good quality of hay, and small
size of seed which permits a
low. seeding rate.

This variety was first re-
leased to farmer growers in
11944 and has been increased
until some seed is now avail-
able. ( The Station ae a list

alam Soy Beans Proves
Highly Successful In Ga.

By R. P. BLEDSOE and U. R. GORE

Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station

Wednesday, 7, Mi: y-
























of growers and amount of se
available for 1946 pla
Seed stocks are maintained
the Experiment
will insure the
variety.
-Thus far, seed have been
leased only for increasing th
seed supply, but when su
cient are available, it is
lieved Georgia. farmers ~ wi
find it profitable to produc
more soybean hay which wi
aid in livestock production
well as in the improvement 0
'|Georgia soils.
The value of- Otootan,
most: popular hay soybean,
been limited due to the loy
yield of seed, Gatan is no
only a better seed produce
than Otootan but it is a better
hay bean. Over a ten y
period it has produced 2-5 to:
more hay .to the acre than Ot
ootan.
At the present time, due t
searcity and high price, seec
production of Gatan soyb
is. quite profitable.
some. farmers cleared as_
as $100 per acre from
Gatan soybeans. In a_ fey
years time, however, the sup
ply of seed should be m
plentiful and the price lower
With lower seed cost, plu
high yields of hay, the Gata
soybean should materially low.
er the cost of atlas | s0y
bean hay.



EGGS FOR SALE.





EGGS F OR SALE



Giant Black Miorca
$2.25 for 15; also nice pair of
Black Minorcas, in service and
laying, $5.00 pr. L. B. Milli-
ans, Newnan.

. 3-A grade
eggs, $1.25. for 15. Postpaid.
Mrs. L. D. Elliott, eek Rt.
1.

Purebred Dark Cornish igus,

$1.50 for 15;. Speckled white}

breasted guinea eggs, $1.00 for
18, $5.00 C. Cartons to be re-
turned. Mrs. Fred Johnson, |
| Dawson, Rt. 2.

- Mammoth Bronze B. 'B. (free

rom Pullorum) turkey eggs,

30c ea. May, June and July!
del. Mrs: J. S. _ Blackwell,
Newborn.

Dark Cornish - eggs, $1. 40 for
16 del. Miss Leona Bee ON
Sparta, Re a

Broadbreasted Bronze hires
eggs, $3.00 doz. Add 35c per
doz. to cover cost of mailing.
P. . order. Mrs. re John-
ston, Grayson, Rt. 1,

. Finest strain Wagon Wheel |

M. B. turkey eggs, 45 ea.; also!
jlarge white Pepkin duck "eggs,
| $1.50 doz. L. E.
vile, Box 321, GA, 4100,

Pure Fawn and white Indi-
an Runner Duck eggs, $1.50
jdoz. Postpaid. eee Garner,
Locust Grove.

eggs,

Black Minorca}

Guinea eggs, $1. 15 for 18;
also sage plants, 20c ea;
for 45c. Good size. Mrs. re
Stone, Adairsville.

Martin, Hape-

Fine N. H.- Red eggs, ons

4-A- grade, 95c for 15, or 50c

|doz.; in 5 to 10. doz. lots. Add
| postage.
Millen,

Mrs. G. C. Clifton,

. Dark Cornish eggs from
jpurebred, heavy type, Berry
str., $1. 40 for 15; $2.65 for 30.
Cartons to be returned. Money |
Order only.
terson, Ty Ty, Rt. 3, Box 74.

Mrs. Cora B. Pat-|

hams. .

milk for sale,

894 Oglethorpe Ave.

-balm, garlic, Mtn. hucklebe

Hartwell,. Rt. 2.

white. browneyed peas, 20



| ville, Rt. >.

Pirebred. ee type Daik
Cornish eggs, $1.40 for 15, 3
for $2.65.- Carton to be re:
turned at. once. M. O. only
Miss Cora B. Patterson,
ty, Bt a, Box 74.




























MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



BUTTER: Fresh | country
Butter, for sale. Mrs. Ray
Burtz, Gainesville Rt. 1

MEAT: 3. small _ sides
cured meat, smoked, also
-~Mrs.-G. H. Hayes, Mc-
Donough, Rt. 3.

1 country cured. ham, 55
| middling. 40 lb. Mrs. a,
Hitchcock, Hiram, Rt. 2, 2

GOAT MILK: Some Bi
at my p
Goodson, Atlanta
S$. . W.

i Mrs. J.C:

RA 0706.

ROOTS AND HERBS
ETC. FOR SALE. __

Catnip, . spearmint, Z
Mtn. horsemint;. garden. hot
mint, 25c doz.; horseradish,
doz.; Calamus. 40c ssa
walnuts, $1.00 pint;
gooseberry 75c doz.
age... Mrs. Presley Fowler,
amond.

Peppermint and catnip, |
doz:; also calamus -plants,
doz. Miss Cecil McC

1945. crop, st
3% th.
H. Rowla

Rosemary,
dried, Re Ib.,
Postpaid. Thos.
Lula, Star Rt.

_ Apricot plum
1 $1.00; Calamus root, .

35 eas | )~ fo
50c

ed. 3 rt ae vine,

> 3 for $1.25:









REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE SALE}

Geongia Jersey Cattle Club Annual Sale,
13th, Southeastern Fair Grounds, Atlanta. Fifty
of fine cows, bred and open heifers and several db
| from Georgias outstanding Jersey herds.

- For further information write Frank
ey: _ Searsie:













Oak bark, 50c Ib.;
us root (for eating or
ting), 50c doz. J. M. Mc-
lin, Greenville, Rt. a

GE:
$1. 80. for.2-ibs.;
plants, $1.00 doz. "All del.
zone. No cks.. Mrs. An-
Patillo, LaGrange, Rt. 4.

SACKS. White saks,
_ free of holes, but
Add. post-

Thelma

int sacks, washed, free of
100 lb. cap., 35 ea. Add
e. Cash or M. O. Mrs.
Castleberry, Dawsonville.

int feed sacks, free of
Sy washed and ironed, 100
eap., light or dark. color:
background, 40c ea. Post-

Mrs. Vearl Waters, Daw-.

ile, Ri 2.

ce 100 lb. cap. sacks, free
oles and mildew, Print 40
hite, 20c ea., Plus post-
Mrs. M. Crow, oie,
esville, Big:

free of holes:
White, 28c ea.
= te er ices

1b, cap. Print aan free
1 35c. ea. Add post-
: ~ Paul Bl | Gilstrap,
~Ground, Rt. 2. ~

White: feed sacks, 100 1b.
ea. a8 postage. Mrs,

: Ada pene. No cks.

on oT. eh, Cumming, |

trees: Gold Mine

v2monstration Orchard:

~4-5 ft. top quality ap-
ees. (enough for acre)
ing the trees 20 x 20 ft.
85 Starks Golden De-
us, 15 Starking dbl. Red
cious, at special price of
00. Robert.
r oe. Woodward | _Ave.,

TER: Fresh
er, 75 lb.. postpaid. Mrs.
urtz, Gainesville, Rt. 1:
UIT: 70 Ibs., nice, sundri-
1945 crop Peaches, free: of

ms, 40c lb. P. P. Mrs. J.|

dwards, Springvale...

TOBACCO, ETC: Good:
vin twists. |
- about 10 lbs. nice dried |
for |

@ tobacco, 12
; ORY: Xc,
ie or Big Stem Jersey or
h P. R. potato plants. R:



ee EOUS

ST ASITET



Ss WANTED: Want 3 or
Bee Hives with Bees.

preferred; near Atlanta:
Cc. W.. Caldwell,.

Decatur.
oe 4170 Covington Rd.

nt . to. 15 stands Bees se

time Rives. Sous Atlanta.

RN WANTED: Want 25;
good corn, not over 25 or |
E. E. Stev- |

mai. from. here.
n, Ellenwood.

Y WANTED: Want. 6
| Gal. Gallberry honey,

de A, for personal use.* J.|

King, Douglasville, Rt. 1.
a - WANTED: Want

Hams or Shoulder meat

personal use.* State what
have and price. Mrs. C.
Snow, Gordon, Box 204.

AS WANTED: Want
, Purple Hull table peas
any other good var.. green
ble pea. Advise. Mrs. H.
baw, Chala, Rt...

t few little White. black-
as. also a few Tobacco
. Advise. L. F. Moore,

\NTS WANTED: Want

or 30,000 Bunch Sweet po-

O plants: Red Pink -or Yel-
Skin var. Advise. Claude

aham, Rockledge, Rt. 1.

Want Tobacco plants.
umber. State price.
ompson, Alma Rt. 3.

SACKS WANTED: Want
nt sacks: will exc. 10 white
ilizer sacks at 1 for 2, un-
Print: sacks. or 2. for: 3
sacks. Jas. L.

Teosta.- Rt. 1,

any
George

also.

2 Ibs. dry Sage, 1945.
rooted:

| old, . wt.

-B. Millikin, |

country

_ WHEAT WANTED:
buy 200 bu. Wheat.
J. D.. Miller, Chipley.

Want
Advise.



1



1 springer heifer ready now
to freshen, price reasonable.
cc H Jones Fayetteville, Rt.

1 bull and 1 heifer, reg. Pol-
led Shorthorn calves, unrelat-
ed, 7 mos. old, from the -best
bloodlines in America. J. E.
Kohn, Tifton, Rt. 3

2 fine Jersey heifers, heavy
springers, soon to freshen, will
sell or rent; also 2 good young
steers, dry fed and fat; good
milch cow, a good gentle mule.
See them 4 mi.
Frank Cain, Buford, Rt. 2-

Purebred Holstein bull, De-
horned, gentle, easy to handle.
LA. Harju, Jesup.

2 good milch cows. feek in
with Ist and 2nd ealves. Can.
see at my place. R. D. a
Brooks, Rt. 1.

1- Reg. White Faced bull. 2-
Y% yr. old, $200.00.H. C. Allen,
Atlanta, 976 Park St., S. W., RA
4959. = oe

Jersey bull, Treslies Pebble
Hill, No: 386468, son of Pebble
| Hill: Noble No. 386467. Can be
seen at farm 1-% mi. Eatonton.
Ve R. Ledbetter, Eatonton.

i bull calf, Short Horn. 4 mo.
- 300-400 lbs., $100.00
Exe. for horse for mule: also 6
Cornish roosters and 25 hens,
2.00 ea. No small orders fiilled.

tRLL

Ag ersey and Guernsey crossed
milch cow, now giving 2 ats.
milk in woods and wil! freshen
around Oct. 15 with 3rd calf,
$75.00 cash. Come and get her.
A. H. Stewart, Nahunta, Ro Fo
' D. 2.

22 mos. old full blood (not
sub. to reg.)\ Holstein heifer
cow. ready now for breeding.
$125.00; also Guinea eggs, $1.00
for 18. Jennie Jolley, Atlanta.
Ri. 7,-Box 133.

7 Reg. Hereford bulls,
old, for. sale, A.B. Chamlee,
Sparta.

Reg. Hornless type Herstord |
bulls, 12 to 30 mos. old. PAS
Priee, Albany.

4 mo. old Res. Jersey bull.
i from Royal Flashy Blonde No.
|:425080 and Right Nobel Fairy |
| No. 1447190, -$75.00 at my _

-|J. W. Franklin, Harrison.

| Full blood Guernsey cow,

' fresh with 3rd calf, high pro-
ducer
_| stock; also Sanaan does,

from -high - producing
goat
heavy milkers naturally butt
headed with fine butt headed

nese.

Jersey cow, foock in for 2nd
time, 3 to 4 gal. day; also 4 milk |
goats, fresh in. No reasonable |
offer refused. Mrs. J. D.
hoo, Atlanta, Rt. 6, Box 245.

_Jersey cow, fresh, 2-% gal. |
(more if fed good).. Come see,
4 mi. So. Buford. Mrs. Emma
M. Puckett, Buford, Rt. 1. Box!
50.

Jersey cow, 3- Wb yr. old, 2nd
calf., milking around 4. gal.
daily if welk fed, very gentle,
$80.00 for sow alone. D. A. Bag-
ley, Austell, Phone - 3201.

Jersey cow, 3rd calf, heifer
dropped April Ist, gave 4 gal..
with first calf Cow, $85.00, Calf,
$10.00. and $90.00 for both. Mrs.
Sam Smith, Austell. Rt. 2.

Your choice of 2 Jersey: one
fresh in May or one with 5 wks.
old calf at my home. Mrs. J. F.
Hendricks, Atlanta, 1520 Payne
Rd: N. W. BE. 1833. R.

Male calf. 9 mos. old, son of.
Fillpail Arctotis Linda Breeder
Ga. Costal Plain Exp. Sta. Tif-'
ton and Legal Tender Faunt- |
leroy Breeder University of Ga.

Rte

Hornless Jersey milch cow
with heifer (3rd) calf ( 2 wks.
old), good qualities, $125.00;
would sell 2 or 3 others due to
freshen this fall;
mon. gilts, (hogs),
July, $30.60 ea-
Danville, RFD 2.

farrow in



CATTLE FOR SALE

east Buford.

mM. M, DeBardelaven, Ellenwood |.

tae

| kids. Charles Baldwin, Suwan- ;

Done- |"

$100.00. Warren Smith, Jackson, ,

also 3 com-,

Gordon Hall,{
| Macon, 207 College Pi.





8 nice Tamworth pigs, 8 wks.|

subject to reg. in buyers name.
J. E. Wallace, Hampton, R.F.D.
2, Box 142.

PS2E. Cc sow, fe ae hes 6
ig, 1 mos old, crossed with Es-
six, $60.00 at my place i mi,
from Cairo. J. E. McKoun, rae:
BED? 2:

1 black P. C. shoat, and nice
Toggenburg goat, for sale
speckle vine butterbeans, 1 med.

cupful, 25c, 1 qt. of red nest sets, |

90 Add postage. Judd Wheat,
Varnell, Box 103.

Reg. Duroc boars, 5 mos. old,
approx. 100 lbs. ea. Best blood
lines, $37.00 ea. FOB. Marvin
Sanders, Hawkinsville, R. F. D.
aft

3 blocky type Duroc males, 3
mos. old, reg. in buyers name
and shipped prepaid, $25.00 ea.
Harvey. E. Jordan, Buena Vista.

1 geg..0. 12 C. boar, 3 yre oid;
finest bloodline, with. papers,
$75.00. All letters answered.
Will ship. Giles Cheek, Law-
renseville, wo

l-reg. Hereford boar, 2 3 yr. old,
finest bloodlines, wt, 350 Ilbs,,
$75.00 E. A. Smith, Ben Hill,
Rt. 1

Reg. S. Pc: pied. both sex
10 to 12 wks. old, Modern type,
outstanding breeding, dbl. treat-
ed, reg. in buyers name, select-
ed breeding stock, no culls, $20.00
ea. FOB. GC. W. Steele, Lilly.

10 reg. Hereford pigs, perfect-
ly marked, wt. bout 55 lbs, ea.
excellent bloodline, $25.00 ea.

Guaranteed to satify. Will ship)

C. O. D. J. Connie Sanders, Bow-
-ersville, Rt. &

1 2 yr. old Jersey fieitee. pe
fresh May 1 from reg. stock: al-
so 1 N. Z. buck rabbit large, 1
yr. old for sale. Mrs. Julia Var-
nedoe, Atlanta, 130 S: Candler

Rd,
* Now booking orders for pure-

bred Durocs, from finest of
bloodlines in U. S. write, Robt.
W. Wilson, Owner, Wilson
Acres, x McBean.



HORSES AND MULES
FORSALE = =~



1 work mule, 6 yrs. old, wt.

about 900
$150.00,
ard, Mulkey, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

Yearling Tenn. walking stud
colt. Strawberry roan, 4 stock-
ings, blaze, flax mane and fail.
Sire Wyllys Merry Allen 401412
Dam Dona Francesct
Thomas C. ,Wylly, Tennille,

lbs., no blemishes,

At Stud: Reg. Tenn. walking

Stallion, Frank . Allen, No.
450809, sired by Slippery Allen

by Wilsons Allen, Fee, $20.00! |

at time of service. Morgan A.
Tate, Chickamauga.

Reg. trained 3 yr. old Tenn.
walking filly; also Reg. 2 yr.
old walking stallion, not trained,
for sale. Will trade the filly for
_a pr. good young mues. Thos.
L. Harris, Cedartown, Rt. 3.

Two black mare 5 yr. old

mules, wt. 1000 lbs. ea., worked |

1 season, $450.00 for the pr. or
will sell single. B. F.: Harrell,
West Point, R. F. D. 1.

1 good, full of pep, mare mule,

| about 1000 lbs., 9 yr. old; also

2 nice Heifers, 1 fresh and 1 to
fresh 25th of April and 1 Here-
ford cow for sale. .C. S. Peek,
Austell, Rt. 1.

1 good work mare, 7 yr. old,
wt. 950 or 1.000 Ibs, $90.00. Ben
Morrow, Calhoun, R. F. D. 2.

1 reg. Tenn. walking gelding,
excellent saddle horse, 7 yr. old;
also 1 black 5 gaited. saddle
horse, fast trotter to cart or
buggy. E. B. Thompson, Good
Hope.

1200 Ib. mare, 6 yr. old, with

10 mo: old strawberry roan colt}

$200.00. W. P.: Couch, Luthers-
ville.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



5 purebred N..Z. White rab-
bits,:6 wks. old,. $2.50 pr. or
$1.50 ea.: 1 pr. 6 mos. old.N. Z.
Whites $4.50; I N. Z. white doe,
I yr. old. $3.50. Dexter Kimsey,

also!

Rt.

if. taken at once. How-'

431615,





mos. old, red eyd, kind that
makes large rabbits, $5.00 pr.
Thomas Vaughn, Royston, Rk.
D. 2.

1 pr. large White rabbits, $1.00
ea.; also 4 bunnies, 3 mos. old,
50c ea. Mrs. H. M. Strickland,
Rede.

2 pr. purebred N. Z. white
rabbits, 2 mos. old, $3.00 pr.
Mrs. C. H. Reese, Norwood, Rt.
Di 2 oie z



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



10 grown Ews and 9 lambs,
all nice, for sale. Gene Calla-
way, Rayle.

1 Reg: Toggenburg ce I
mos. old, of famous Crystol
family; young grade doelings
from heavy: milkers; also some
fresh milking does, for sale. A.

qa Purcell, Clarkesville.

os purebred white Saanan doe,
maturally hornless, young,
healthy, good uniform utter, T.
M. Nichols Jr., Moultrie, Rt. 5.

2 milk goats, giving: 3 qts.

-ea., $25.00 ea.; also 1 dry milk

goat, $1.00. At Barn, J. Cc Pope,
Douglasville, . Rt. 4,

a purebred milk goat, fresh

May 1 for 3rd freshing gave 6

qis. Ist time L. W. ees
Monroe. -

as Saanan and Nubnan cross

| milk goats (2 fresh), for sale, at

my place, O. B. Ellis, Morrow,

Choice pure blood Teggen-
burg kids, 5 doelings and 2
bucks. All ready to wean
(Doelings should make excell-
ent milkers), $12.50 and $15.00
ea., at my place. 1 mi. Corinth
Rd. Robert Duke, Newnan.

Extra large Saanan. buck, wt.
12-% lb. at birth on March 24th,

{naturally hornless, from.4 gen-

erations of 6 qt. milk strain,

|'7/8 thoroughbred. $8.00 crated

to ship. John D. Parker, Macon,
456 Cherry Ave.

4 mo. old hornless Nubian
buck, reg. in buyers name, $165.-

00; also 4 mos. old Toggenbure |

buck from reg. stock, for sale..

Jack G. May, Columbus, me 2.
1 milk goat, fresh in, 4 qts. |

last freshening, $35.00; also 1

young goat bred to freshen in.

fall, $20.00. O. I. Shipley, Au-

burn.

2 milk goats,

boro, Rt. 1.

Goats, Toggenbur gs,

and a 9 Qt. Dam. S. T. Hump-

hries, Decatur, 313 5th Ave. DE

5880.

Good milk goat, gives 2 ats..
when bred, very gentle, $20.00

if taken now. Mrs. Zora Brown, ,
Scottale. R. Woodland Ave. |

10 grown Ewes and 9 lambs, |
| all nice, for sale. Gene Callaway

Rayle.

1 Reg. Toggenburg, 1 mos. = cockerels

| grade, Feb. hatch, $1.50 ea. Le:

of famous Crystol family; sev:

eral young grade doelings from
heavy milkers;
milking does. for sale.
Purcell, Clarkesville. -

naturally hornless,
healthy, good uniform udder, T.
M. Nichols Jr., Moultrie, Tteeos

2 milk goats, giving 3 ats. ea.,!
$25.00 ea.; also 1 drv milk soat.,

$10.00. At Pon. J. C. Pope,
Douglasville, Rt. 4.

1 purebred milk goat, fresh
May 1 for $rd freshins,
6 outs. last time. L. W. Howard,
Monroe.

5 Saanan and Nubian cross
milk goats, (2 fresh), for sale,
at my place. O. B. Ellis, Mor-
row, Rt. 1.

Choice pure bleed Toggenburg
kids, 5 doelings and 2 hucks.
All ready to wean, (Doelings
should make excellent milkers),
$12.50 and $15.00, .ea., at my
place. 1 mi. Corinth Rd. Robert
Duke, Newnan.

| Austra Whites,

now milking,
and 1 kid doe, 3 mos. old, for |:
sale. Mrs. S. A. Hudgins, Jones-

\-2 - Ibs.

also some fresh |
A. HH,

gave



- | CATTLE WANTED
2 pi N. Z. White eon 13 |

Want 8-10 weaned ea
mo..old up; also 1 ea. pu
Black Angue~ bull and
calf. 2-3 mo. old. State
you have and price. All t
ans. Prefer to buy withi 2
mi. of here. Marvin Madd
Winder, Rt. 4.

HORSES AND MULES |

Will trade a good,
mule, about 1250 Ibs., _
gentle, work anywhere, for p
of small mules, Must be sx
and good workers. No pluge.
P, Craven, Temple, Rt. 1.

| SHEEP AND GOATS

Want 20 to 25 head of g
(not less than 20.) State wh
you have: W. Y. Harper, Ww

-Want a reg. Hampshire
. sheep, 1 to 3 yrs. old,
Papers, J. F. Wellborn,
Springs. e
HOGS WANTED: se
Will exe. 125 W. L. bab:

for 2 pigs. Will pay express
/Advise. Mrs. G. R,
Augusta. Rt. 2. Box 184. .



Nak FOR SALE

BABY CHICKS AND BATA

Beautiful blooded (C} n
Bantams hens and roosters $7
trio. Mrs. Maggie Lites, Atlan.
ta, 1021 Kentucky Ave.,

6 red and black tail m
game Bantams, 75 ea.,

for 6; 10 small type game

ed Bantam hens, 1. yr.

rooster, $10.00 for lot. Mrs.

lie Smith, Rolston.

Strong, healthy, heavy m
baby chicks, $9.90 C; a8 fo
$5.50; 25 for $3.00. Del.
orders ot once. Clyde Stric!
Screven.

BARRED WHITE AND OTHE
ROCKS: .

Parks. direct B. R. cocke e
for breeders. Feb. 1946 hatch,
$2.50 ea. Mrs. Lawson Peterso1
Vidalia.

Hens: 40. White Rocks
and 4 Whit
Rock roosters, $1.75 ea. FOB
H. F. Seay, Ellenweed, R

-cockerels, $2.00 ea. 2 cocks f
with 20 pullets. Can furnish
related cocks. Mrs. J. L. Wa
Bowersville.

10 pullets, 1 rooster, 6
old, thoreughbred B. R.
ea. Mrs. C. W.' Sauls, Mo

Eleven 3-A Thompson. ]

_| hens, $21.00 for lot; also
some |
Reg., and some common, $20.00} ;
| to $35.00 ea. See at my place.
Can't ship. All dry, freshening
in June. Buck by Sir Randolph |

bright 4 hand fodder; also

W. R.. cockerels,
$2.00 ca; .pullets, - 50 ea. W
now. Exc. pullets fo
purebred Cornish pullets. Floy
L. Brewer,- Lumber City,

| Box 145.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GRANTS:

2 ese eee corse 2 :

ae putes.

quantities, $175 ea. FOB.
S. J. Akers, Fender.

6 fine vigorious p

| Dark Cornish cockerels,

1 purebred white | to 3- Yy Tbs. ea, Feb. hach.

superior stock roosters, $1/
Granger, Reidsvil

crated Ges A
Augusta, Box 964. aS
6 Roundhead 1 yr. -old 4
roosters, wt. about 6-% Ib

Floyd Sellers, Cornelia.

8 large type Dark Co
hens and young rooster, $16
11 friers (roosters and pulle
$18.50. C. O. Sikes, Syive

LEGHORNS (WHITE, BR

OR BUFF.)

100 white Leghorns, A A gra
pullets, April hatch, $2.00 a.
Now laying. Mrs. T. L. Lani



Jr. Summit, Rt 2,. Box 7 |

















= Comtined from page One)

three billion dollars per year out of
the Federal Treasury.

= business and industry other billions

the 58 per cent on corn.

it looks now as if Congress is be-
me ginning to see the light on OPA.
: It seems
| ning to read the signs of the times.

people of this country are to experi-

_ POULTRY FOR SALE



In addition, it is costing es

~ each year through hidden taxes like

that Congress: is begin--

- Hither with or without OPA, the _

POULTRY WANTED

ence the most terrific econon#ic crisis
in all our history.

-There is no difference in the basic
philosophy of a controlled economy
whether we call it Facist, Nazi, Com-
munism or -New Deal, it is all the -
basic philosophy of totalitarianism and
dictatorship. The outgrowth of this
philosophy in Europe has been the de-
struction of organized government. . It
has brought the peoples of Europe to
ery across the ocean for bread. The
people of the United States today, like
Saul of old, have ringing in their. ears
the Macedonian ery, Ih: the samo
philosophy is persistently _persued m



FARM HELP WAN es |

Nineveh shall be overthrown.

repent and return to the faith of
- tathers.



FARM HELP WANTED











this.country, then it 1s only a qu
of a few years until this countrm
will be in a state of helpless co

As Jonah said, Yet 40 da

statesmen of America, as
watchmen on the wall, must say to
American people today, Yet
years and American. Constitutioy
Government shall be lost unle

We had better fn to read

signs of the times.
TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agricultur

POSITIONS WAN rE







































$10.00 or $3.00 pr.
eOwR, Helena

renee

30. pigeons, $2, 00 or 20c ea.
Shipped Exp. Col. Prefer sell
all to 1 party. Bill Greene,
Cuthbert. RFD 3; Box: 72:

18 pr. Racing Homers,
thoroughbred _ stock, Brown,
Blue, Silver and Checks.
mixed strains; 5 pr large White
Kings, mated and _ working.
Reasonable. Make offer. Leav-
ing city. M. C. Wooten, Atlanta,
158 Peachtree Hills Ave., N. E.

70 N. H Red Hens, 1 yr. old
laying, direct from Hubbard.
Make best offer. Mrs. W. A.
Tanner, Douglas, Rt. 2.

_R. I. Red chicks, dark strain,
$400 and $3.25 per 25, $15.00
and $12.00 per 100. Postpaid.
Mrs. Don Donaldson, Decatur,

eoicovs GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC.

- 2 col, Guinea hens, and roost-
er, $2.00 ea. T. L| Harris, Cedar-
town, dye os x

2 gobblers and 1 hen, B. B.
Bronze turkeys, $40.00 for trio
or $25.00 for a pair (hen and
tom.) All September 1945 hatch.
cs. F. E. Johnson, Atlanta,
sree Orlando Ui oes ne

any size, age: and
p ice: 1 wk. old, started Bronze
yoults, $1.10 ea; 2 wks. old $1.25
2a; grown - breeders (hens now

1a
key eggs, 35 ea; also want some
small guineas. Mrs Helen T.
aay Atlanta, Rt. 2..

2 young 13 lb. gobbers $5. 75
ea; and 1 hen, Mixed, $3. 50.

-seed, 10c tbls;
5. Ibs.
L. Daniel, Dawson, Rt.

cord collard

Schley ere
we

7 3 cn and A ganders, 10
young (1 mo. old) $1.50 for
grown and 25c ea. for young
geese. Ship Exp. Col. Send M.
0. ee A, 2: hoes oe



38" purebred Homing pigeons,

No ae

October 1945, hatch: also Swy-
$1.50 ,



Exec. trio Dark Cornish ban-
tams, from stock parentage for
trio R. I. or N. H. bantams,
thoroughbred. R. A. Caldwell,
Boxton, Rt. 2.

Want trio of purebred Buff
Cochin bantams, last yrs hatch,
or baby chicks. Alice . Walton,
Columbus. Box 905.

Will exc. ped. Flemish Giant
rabbits,. Ist Prize | Winners
Southeastern Fair. for chickens:
Bantams or Games. Advise.
Fred A. Coreaux, College Park.
110. No. Madison St. CA 9537.
PHEASANTS:

Want 1 trio of Ringneck or
Chinese pheasants: also want
some young or old quail. a
Hatcher, ue es



FARM. HELP WANTED |



Want. reliable wilie woman
to do light work on farm, gar-
dening etc. Good home $20.00
per mo. Mrs. Josie Moore, Wad-
ley, Rt. 2.

Want 2 H share cropper, 50-.

50 basis, nice smooth fertile soil,

| oh school and bus routes. Good

room house, good team riding
cultivator, plenty wood and.
water. Located in Henry coun-
ty De. We Green, Mc-
Donough, Rts 2:

Want a wage hand at once.
Will pay good wages, board and
laundry or furnish house. Need
someone that is able and willing
to work. Come at once. D. E.
Luke, Sycamore. :

Want 1 H cropper, white or |)

col. for farm 8 mi. So. College,
Park, on mail and school bus

routes. At Cooks crossing; cross

R. R. and. follow paved road to
end and take left fork and go
100 yds., turn left. go % mi. to
my place. eJ4 Bs. Travis, River-
dale. yea

Want 2 families (large or
aeial) 1 white and 1 col. to
work for wages or part crop, 3
acres of tobacco, 2 good mules,
5 room house. close. to church
and school on Hwy. and R. R.
Crop partly planted. _M. D.
Mack, ere.

Want middle age safadte _wom-
an for work on farm. Board and
salary. Write. All letter ans. J.
F. Stewart, Waycross, Ri

Want good farmer for 1 H

also mule and tools for sale. J.
M. Day, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

Want a_ settled woman for
work on farm, near nice town.
Must be responsible and will-
ing to work. Live as member

cording to work. Write. Wages
expected. Mrs. John A. Kell,
Rome, Rt. 5.

Want settled colored couple
or womazi to do light work. on
farm. House and
field work. Mrs. Roy Jackson,
Lovett. ;

Want couple for yard and gar-
den and other duties. Must be
settled and reliable. Nice cot-
tage with lights and water fur-
nished. Salary, $75.00 per mo.
Joe E. McManus, Atlanta, 4560
Powers Ferry Rd. - (

Want farmer to plant and cul-

and share in development of
future. cattle, feed and veget-
able farm. Vicinity Palmetto,
Sardis Church. C. D. Ebersole,
Atlanta. 811 Puniper Sy N. E.,
VE 7228.

eves. Have a 5 room house and
barn, pasture, plenty of water.
Must be able to tend a good
crop. Have stock and tools.
Close to school. Judd Wheat,
Varnell, Box 103.

Want young able bodied cou-
ple to operate dairy on shares.
Must be able to finance his part
-and produce results. G. M. Wil-
liams, Covington, Rt. 2...
Want healthy
white woman to help with gar-

EK. McKenney, Rona Rt.
Z

for work on farm gardening,

farm chores. Modern conveni-
ences. Mrs. M. C. Wallace,
oo s 45.



crop, good land, 3 room. house;

'truck farm, Nice room, board

of family with extra pay ac-|

salary. No.

tivate 25 acres good corn land

| Want a 2 me cropper on hal-:

_ respectable |
den, chickens, cows, etc. Room
-and board and. salary. Mrs.- A.

Want. unencumbered woman

tending chickens and other light

Want family for. farm for |
-good wages, House furnished on
school and mail route. Bruce E.
Budges, College Park 386 Janice
Dr., Rt. 2. CA 6598.

Want reliable sober colored
ssupte (no children), for small

and $100.00 mo. salary. Mrs. E.
O. Smithfield, Atlanta, 1155
Ptree-Battle Ave., N- W. CH
7407.

Want at once: good, white .or
c6l. couple to live on farm;
do simple truck farming this
summer and 2 H. farm next |
year. 50-50 basis or Wages.
Ref. required. Mrs. W. K.
Fitzpatrick, Atlanta, _ 1088,
Rosewood Dr. N. E: VE:3323." :

Want white woman for light
work on. farm, No cows - to
milk, nor. chickens. Vegeta-
bles garden. 20 mi. Atlanta.
Must be reliable and furnish
good ref. State. age, experi-
ence, etc. in replying. Mrs.
A. H. Hale, Hapeville, 738
Central Ave.

have.

Ly:
O.



POSITIONS WANTED



Want 1 H. farm, standing
rent, within 10-15 mi. Atlanta,
with Elec. lights, - preferred,
but accept without. J. A.
Moses, Decatur, Rt. 1.

Man and wife, 2
consider light farm work or
poultry. State full details in
reply. A. J; Meher a
Ho. DS 1,

| live.

children



Man with family of 8 -
job on farm helping
summer truck and p
crop. Prefer | -Thomas
|O. E. Culbreth, Quitman



be good house, light and
er, prefer Cobb or Fultor
near Bus or Car line,
any day (hope to be
See me at ae Farm
Canton. J.
tone Rt. 1.

Want work in Dale 0.
try farm. Am. Single.
Rhodes, Martinez, Box 37

Want position on larg
operating and keeping
kind of machinery.
furnished. =

All letters ans. pri
F. B. Bracey, = 0
Box: Fi:







light work. on -
jnot over 10-12 mi. -
Fulton Co. . ;
{ean help. Mrs. Ora M.
Atlanta, 149 Berean Avi

= Man, wife and 4 b IS
to. get work on farm
party (man or wo
monthly wages and
References.. Se

all letters. L






Marchman, Milledgevil





- Roni 18, 1946
Cabbane: per 50 Ib. sack





Collards, per doz. aun.

Cabbage Plants, per Crt. 2,000 ae ce = 28





Onions (Green), per doz..

Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs. Seer eer





Parsley, per doz. bun.

i

Radishes, per doz. -

Tomato Plants, erts., and ays
Turnips (Bunched), per doz.





Turnip: Salad, per bu. => ae





Peas (Green), per bu. hprs. ee at =

Strawberries, per 24- Qt. Crt., var, vonietiea? Beas
Sweet Potatoes, P. R., per bu. Bkin
1,000 fie Se



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APRIL Ailante _ Moultrie Sciverce a Albany Augisie
HOGS LBS. 24th 24th 22nd 11th 18th
Good to Choice 180/240 | 1459. Z es :
Good to Choice. 245/270 | es No. Grade
Heavies . 275/350. 2 Hogs Sold - No
355/400 3 : Hogs No
155/175 Feeder | Feeder Hogs
135/150 Hogs Hogs -
- 130/DN 14.00- 17.00 14.00- 20.00
180/350 13.75- Se
350/450 13.75-
: ee i i -
Strs. & Heifers - 17.45 : = 18.40 - 18.60
rd Strs, & Heifers. 16.00- 17.45|- 14.00- 17.00 14.00- 16.00 15.00- 18.40 16.50- 18.60
= 'Strs. & Heifers 12.00- 14.00 12.00- 15.00 12.00- 14.00 11.00- 13.00) 14.00- 16.25
Strs. & Heifers . 9.00- 11.00 11.00- 14.00 11.00- 13.00 10.00- 14.00 | = se
Fat Cows _ 12.00- 13.00 19-002 6,009 bee 11.00- 13.00 12.50- 14.50
ommon Cows 9.00- 11.00 12.00- 14.00 11.00- 13.00 9.00- 10.50 10.00- 12.25 |
anner Cows 6.75- 7.50 9.00- 11.00 8.00- 12.00 7.50- 12.00 ~ = 9.00
Yrigs. & Lt. Bulls 6.75- 7.50 12.00- 14.00 10.00- 14.00 B0- 10.50.) Aes
Shelly | Cows. ie - 6.50 8.00- 12.00 - 8.00- 12.00 Re td0s B00 be
itis. = : 7.00- 8.50 13.00- 15.00 | = 12.00- 13.00 TE 00s2(3 00) 2 ee
xood Calves : = LODO eee ee ee 14,00- 16.30 Mkt. Con
oe Calves | = -14.00- 16.50 12.00- 16.00 -13.00- 15 00 12.00- 14.00 Strong
Soe 11.00- 14.00 12.00- 13.00 | eo 0s 13,00 | ne