Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1948 February 4

Tom LINDER














ulletin | your atten-
e fact that if Con-
dersons. program,
937 for soil con-
used by the Federal





nt to call your atten-
ational Farm Pro-_
tee Tf Con-
meva charter and
iene farm pro-
farmer will be under
is International or-














































me copy of the draft of
1e International Trade.
the United Nations. It
to make any attempt
mited space of the Bul-
SI

Deehodavalia: ee
Netherlands, New Zea-
Union of South Africa,
et Socialist Republics,
nited States of Am-

Bice. attending dif-
of the organization and
members are:

mark, Mexico, Peru,
sent observers to the
colombia and Mexico to
ommittee, and the fol-
s to the Second Session,
those represented at the

Argentina, Ecuador,
an, - Saudi-Arabia,



ieee FEBRUARY 4, 1948

_ NUMBER 21

NITED NATIONS AR
Fi RM PROGRAM



as been. directed-to Mr. |.
sed ae farm |

ts of eighty-seven |

pion this or by





NATIONS: ORGANIZATION is LO

SET UP A WORLD GOVERNMENT
- WHICH WILL HAVE DOMINANCE
AND CONTROL OVER, THE

UNITED STATES AND ALL OF

THESE OTHER COUNTRIES. THE
PURPOSE OF THIS TRADE OR-

GANIZATION UNDER UNITED NA-
TIONS IS THE INTERNATIONAL
CONTROL OF PRODUCTION AND
MARKETING OF PRODUCTS IN

ALL THE COUNTRIES, -
absolutely. nee :

The Trade Organization is now and

will, of course, continue to be in the -
hands of big International business and

ero bankers, such as the
Unilever World Oil Combine, Ander-

gon-Claytons World Cotton Combine,
the International Petroleum Trust, the
Guggenheims,

Rothschilds, Morgan &

Company, ete. What chance do you

think the ordinary American farmer
would have in the hands of this bunch.

of International gangsters?

Tn order for the United States to
obey orders from this International
setup, it is necessary for the United
States Government to have absolute

totalitarian control of American farm-

ers and American industry.

The people of the United States can
become a province of this World Goy-

ernment and World Trade Organization,

either by voting for those who cham-
simply acquiescing
therein through failure to actively op-
pose it. Our forefathers. gave us our
liberty and freedom as an independent

country with their blood. It is up to
us whether we will keep it or give it
away.

To give you some idea of what this





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Commissioner of Agriculture,







A

oats

-to be bound with chains
- slaves into the control of ae Inter-

=~

_ International Trade: Organization pro-
poses to do, let me quote from the
charter:

Participating countries shall form-
ulate and adopt programmes of intern-
al economic adjustment believed to be
adequate to ensure as much progress
as practicable within the duration of
the agreement towards solution of the
commodity problem involved.

Dont you see that in this agreement,
it is necessary for each country to con-

trol its internal production as well as
internal prices for it to comply with

the orders of this International Gov-
ernment ?.



















Also let me quote Sub- Section b, of

Article 60:

Under such agreements, participat-
ing countries which are largely inter-
ested in imports of the commodity con-
cerned shall, in decisions on substant-
ive matters, have together a number
of votes equal to that of those largely
interested in obtaining export markets
for the commodity. Any participating
country, which is largely interested in
the commodity but which does not fall
precisely under either of the above
classes, shall have an appropriate voice
within such classes.

Under the provisions of this section,
the Governments of England, France,
Australia, Canada and all cotton-im-
porting countries, would have just as
much voice in determining what the
Georgia cotton farmer could do as our

; own Goverment in Washington.
Under this World Government and

World Trade Organization, the Ameri-
can farmer would be just as completely;
a peon as ever were the people of In-
dia to the British throne. Are we com-
pletely blind that we permit ourselves
and led as

national octopuses?

Under our so-called Reciprocal Trade
Agreements, Congress has already sur-
render ed its power to fix tariffs for the
protection of the American people. We
are now without any protection over
and beyond what. these International
octopuses enthroned in the State De-
partment in- Washington are ees
for us, to have.

Where will we stand with ord. to
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Tom iinder. Commissioner.
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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED



12 dif. kinds Flower Seed,
mixed, a generous pkt., 25.
All seed saved last year. Mrs.
Daisy Harris, Washington, Rt.
3, Box 261.

Christmas Cactus Plants,
rooted, 3, $1; Lavender Ver-
-*bena, 15 Plants. $1; Purple Li-
Jac, 3, $1; 100 bushes, $12.50;
Large Bridalwreath, good roots,
$5. Mrs. Bessie Baggett, Re le
_ Hiram.

Large Canna lily bulbs, yel-
Yow Marigold,- all col. Mam-
moth Zinnias, including Pin
Cushion seed, for sale or exc.

for sacks; 6 bulbs or 1 cup
seed for ea. sack. Write first.
Mrs. J. C.. Pittman, Lumber
City=7

Dbl. Pink MHyaecinths, $1.75
doz; Blue Roman Hyacinths,

$1.50 doz; Pink Thrift, 50 doz.
Mrs. Stanley Walters, Hartwell,
Wi 2:

Red Maple Bushes, Long
Leaf Pine, Holly, Sweet Shrub
Golden Bells, White Dogwood,
Crabapple, Yellow Jasmine,
Dorothy Perkins Roses, Spireas,
Weeping Pussy Willows, Tu-
lip Poplar, Crape Myrtle, 4,
$1. Mrs. John Myers, Hartwell.

Yellow Daffodil Bulbs, $1.25
C; Pink- Locust, Pink Spirea,
Purple Buddlea, Yellow Scotch
Broom, 25c ea. All rooted. Exc.
for print sacks. Write first.
Add Postage under $1 orders.
Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee.

5 blooming size Orchids,
Cyriopodium Punctatum, $57
Epidendrum Cochleatum, $5; E.
Tampense, $5; E. Nocturnum,
$6; Odontoglossum Grande, $8;
_ all for SOT 50. PP. Shipped in

growing medium. Mrs. D. T.
Gates, Hamilton, Rt. 1.
Giant Glads, $1 doz; Purple,

Red White Cream, $6 C; Mixed
Glads, 60c doz; $4.50 C; Spider
and Lemon Lily, 60c doz; $5 C.
PP; Narcissus, 3c ea. A. W.
Little, Hampton.

Roses; No. 1, State insp., Ra-
diance, Mrs. Bell, Sunburst,
Talisman, Cochet White, Gold:
en Dawn, BriarCliff Luxem-
bourg, 75c ea; Climbers, Van
Moon, YeHow Gardenia, 50c.
Satis. guar. Mrs. R. Gable,
Heralson.

500-600 Canthus_ Piants,
White with Yellow _ center,
large flowers, $1 C. PP. Mrs.
A. T. Lee, Jessup.

All cols. Petunias, Mums, Ivy
Red Cannas, $1.25 C; Red Ver-
dena, Privet Hedge, 1-3. ft, al-
so Kudzu Crowns, 50. $1.50. No,
maller orders. No. checks nor
Biamps.. Add postage. Ne M



Soiner, Hepzibah, Rts 2.
zw SR we

we ule mica: i

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FOR SALE
Nice Butterfly Bushes de aft
0c; 2 ft, $1; 2% $1.50; 3]

ai $2. Ww. B. Smith, age
bs 9

a.

Yellow and White Daffodils,
40c doz; Dbl. Jonquils, 50c doz;
Red, Yellow Cannas, 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Joe Smith,
Bremen, Rt.-2, Box 66.

_ Big lot shrubs, all sizes,
cheap, er exc. for anything
can use. Cannot ship. Make

offers. Miss Alice Stokes,
per, Rt. 3.
Albizzie Kalkora India hardy

Jas-

here, 2-3 ft. $1.25 ea. James
Hobson, Jasper.
Nice Glads, large blooming

size, 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Fred E. Richards, Hemp.

Unrooted Abelia cut. 25 doz;
well rooted Pussy Willows, 30c
ea; Sweet William and sege
seed, 10 tbls. PP. Mrs. Joel
C. Elliott, Kennesaw, Rt. 2.

Glad Bulbs, 75c doz; Bulb-
lets, 40c doz; Silver Gaks, 4,
$1; Red Touch-Me-Not Seed,
15 teaspoon. Mrs. Mattie Lit.
tle, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

2 yr. Monthly Pink, Red, Rose
Bushes, 3 Blue Pink Hydrangea,
50 Pink Thrift, 200 Yellow Nar-
cissus Bulbs, 4 Christmas Hon-
eysuckles, 2 Red Berry Holly,
$1 for either in Ga. Mrs. P. R.
Arnold Benevolence.

Several , hundred large size
Glad Bulbs, mixed cols., 25c
doz. No checks. Add_ postage.
Mrs. C. G. Kulkindall, Blairs-
ville, Rt. 3, Box 83.

All col. Mtn. Azaleas, Pink,
Yellow Dogwoods Pink Chero-
kee Rose, Coralberry, Golden
Laurels, Khododendrons, Spirea,
Butterfly, $2 doz; Globe Arbor-
vitaes, Boxwoods 10-16 in., $4
doz. Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge.

Boxwoods, 6-10 in., rooted, 2-
3 yrs. old $3 doz; Globe Ar-
borvitaes, 12-18 in., $4. doz; Eng.
Junipers, 18 in:, $4 doz; Large
Blue Parma Violets, 50c doz.
Bob Wilson, Blue Ridge.

Unlimited amt. rooted private
hedge plants, (the stay green
kind) 360, $1 Del. Exe. for je
sacks, Ea pay chrgs. Mrs. B. T.
Thornton, Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Blue, Purple, White Iris al-
so Hemerocollis, 10, $1; Long
Trumpet Daffodil, blooming
size, 60c doz; $2.50 C; Lemon
Lily, 15c ea; Native Blue Iris,
15; $1; Red Maple, W. Dogwood,
Ferns, 5, $1. Exc. for print sacks,
Mrs. C. B. Robinson Bowdon.

Orange Day Lilies, King Al-
fred and W. Daffodils, Flower-

ing Alnionds, 30 doz; 4 doz;.-$1;
| Blue Iris,
| orsythia, 15 ea. Add: postage.'

Tiger- Lily, Yellow





Mrs. ..Fred. Mosley: oe Rt.

eI AM *



v

Feet;







-and 4 Purple Wisteria, rooted,

| mixed cols.,

-\zoods, White Pines, 2-3 ft., $1



3 ~ es fe AAR



FLOWERS AND SEE
FOR SALE



Several Eng. Boxwoods, some
Hydrangeas and few Junipers,
Hardy Griffith,
Jasper, Rt. 1.

King Alfred and W.. Daffo-
Orange Day Lilies, 30c
doz; 4 doz., $1; Blue Iris, Yel-
low Forsythia, 15 ea. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Herman Nixon Bre-
men, Rt. 1, Box 99.

Blooming size Gardenia, $1.25
ea; also lots of shrubbery, cheap.
Mrs. M. L. Westbrook, Bremen.

Single Blue Hyacinths, bloom-
ing size, 2 doz. $1; Royal Robe
Violets, rooted, 8, $1; Large Red
Canna, winter Collossal Roots,
20c ea; $2 orders PP. Mrs.
P. Stenheimer, Brooks.

King Alfred Jonquils, $2 C;
doz; Orange Day Lilies, $1 doz;
Cannas, 6, 50c. Martha Wo-
mack, Buchanan Rt. 1.

Scotch Brooms, 2-3 ft., 75c;
Nandinas, 8-10 in., 2, $1; Weep-
ing Willow, 4-5 ft. $1; Mrs.
Floyd Adams Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Milk and Wine (Crinium) Lily
Bulbs, 1 lb., 25c ea; Amaryllis,
nice bulbs, 2, 25c,; Turks Cap
rooted Shrub, 15 ea.. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Frank Clements,
Enigma.

2 bu. mixed bulbs Fong ui
Butter and Egg, Daffodils, Nar-
cissus (sprouted), $2 bu; % bu.
$1; 4 Pink (R) Dorothy Per-
kins Roses, 2, $1;.4 Sweet Bear-
ing Pomegranate Bushes, 2, $1.
Mrs. E. Fountain, Ft.. Valley.

Rooted Dorothy Perkins Rose
Bushes in red, white, and pink,
25c ea. Exec. for print sacks.
Mrs. J. A. Shockley, Fender.

Iris, large. purple with yel-;
throat, 50 doz. Prompt ship-
ment. Add postage. Mrs. Clyde
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

14 one yr. old Mimosa Bushes

also Everbearing Strawberry
Plants, Write for prices. Mary
Shrum, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.

Mixed Iris, $1.20 C; White
Swan, Black and Purple Prince,
50, $1. 15; Everblooming Gailar-
dia, 35 doz: Shrub mixture, 20,
$1. 20: Virginalis, (red cols..),
60c doz: large ones, 6, $1.20.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1.

4 cols. Cannas 60c doz; Milk
and Wine Lily, 20c ea; Martin
Gourd -Seed, $1 teacup;- Seven

Sister Red Running Rose, 25c}1

ea;/Dipper Gourds, 25c ea. Mrs.
W. E. Wooten, Camilla.

Glad Bulbs, grown from 1941
Sears Roebuck Gold Medal and
Surprise Mixtures, all bloom=
ing size and over, 35c doz; 3
doz., $1 PP. Miss Jewell Press-
ley Canton, Rte 2s

Dbl. and single White .Althe-
as, Purple Butterfly Bush, Pink,
White Spirea, Pink Weigelia,
Pink Almond, Forsythia, 15c ea;
Nandinas, 50c ea. $1. or more
PP. Mrs. T. K. Moore, Canton:

Mums: 5 in. Diam., Shaggy
Bronze, 50c doz; small type,
Daisy type, 3 cols.,
35c doz; Glad Bulbs, blooming
size, 25c doz. Add 5c postage on
order. Miss Eula Cox, Canton,
Rt2s

Althea, Purple Lilacs, 35 ea;
all col. blooming size ,Azaleas,
Rhododendrons,. White Dog-

ea; Dbl. Yellow Japonicas, 75
ea. Govt. insp. Add_ postage.
Mrs. W. J. Reece, Cartecay.

Native Flame and Pink Aza-
leas, Crabapple, Dogwood,
Sweet shrub, Rhododendron,
Pink, White Running Roses, 25c
ea; Lilac, Weigela, Snowball,
50c ea; Mixed Jonquils, Violets,
two cents ea. All rooted. PP
Mrs. N. L. Hill, Cartecay.

Blue, White, Yellow Iris, 60c |
doz; Privet Hedge, White Nar-
cissus, $1.50 C; .Blue Violets,
6Oc; Orange Day Lilies, 40c

doz: White Sweet Williams,
Golden Bells, 35c ea. Mrs. Rob-
ert Stembridge, Sr., Ellijay,
Box 307.

* Daffodils, $2 C; Mums, 25c
doz. Mrs. Viola Stover, Ellijay,
Pike Star Rt.

Mimosa Trees, $1 ea: 6 for $5.
Del. J. D. Crawford, Ellijay.

Bronze Iris, Pink, Red Hibis-
cus, 40c ea; Buddieia, Spirea,
Althea, goldenb ls, Velvet Roses,
35c ea; Wild Azaleas, 4, $1; Rho-:
dodendrons, Holly, 35 ea; Dog-}}.
wood, Sweetshrub, 339. ea.. No



|50c C; Narcissus, 60e C; White

R. postage. Carefully moss-packed.

FOR SALE |



Dwarf Globe, Golen Tip Ar-
borvatie, Iris and Fritz Juni-
per, 2 yr. old plants, 50c ea.

PP. Mrs, Louis Tilley, Ellijay.| 2

Fast growing Evergreen Pri-

vet Hedge Plants, rooted for 10

sale and exc. for 3, 100 Ib. cap.
print sacks in good cond. Mrs.
W. B. James, Ellijay.

Sweet Scented Jonquil Bulbs,

and Red Fig Bushes, $1.25 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. S. N. Camp,
Eastanollee.

Fine var tixed cel. Snap-
dragon Plants, 50e doz;
Thrift, and Oxalis, 25 doz. Add

Mrs. J. H. Robinson, Ellaville,
Box 34.

Govt. insp. Yellow Japonicas,
$1 ea; all cols. blooming size
Azaleas, $1 doz. Add postage.
Mrs. D. H. Evans, Cartecay.

Mixed Dbl. and Single Tube
Rose Bulbs, large blooming this
year,. 50c "doz; small, bloom
next yr., 50c . All PP. Special |
prices on large quantities. R.
H. Sturdivant hipley, Rt. 2.

Rooted Plants: Verbena, Rose,
Red, Lavender, Purple, White,
Pink, mixed or separate cols.,

18 var. Mums, 3 doz., $1. Damp he

moss-packed. Del. Mrs. W. H.

Whitten, Chula.

Cole Sasanqua, 10 in.,
rooted, Mineno-Yuki (dbl.
White), Rosea (single pink),
Cleopatra (semi-dbl. cherry

red), 3, $1. Fast growing. Re-

sists cold. Mrs. Hee Daniel, a

Cochran.

Glad Bulbs, iced mostly
lemon yellow, 20, 50c; 50, $1;
Sweet Yellow Jasmine Vine, 2,
50c; 5, $1. Del. Mrs. Alma Scott,
Concord. z

All -cols. Snapdragon Seed,
20c teaspoon; Red Salvia, Pink
and Salmon cols. Sultana, Ice
Plant. Either 36 seed for 15c.
No plants.
Commerce, Rt. 4.

Nice. Canna Roots, yellow
bloom with mottled throat, 50c |
doz. Mrs, Freddie Lou Ozmore,
Colquitt.

White Wisteria, rooted, 25
ea; Pink Weigelia (rooted), 20ci<
ea; Red and Pink Weigela cut-
tings, 10, 50c. Exc. for large
Dahlias or Hard Easter Lily.
Mrs. James Pearson, Coosa, Rt.

Jonquils, ready fer trans-
planting, $1 C) Exe. for print
sacks, dark col. preferred. Mrs.
W. S. Radford, Crosland.

Large prize winning Mums
Silver Wedding. White, Roman
Gold, Yellow, Pink Perfection,
Lavender, Variegated, Harvard

Red, 25 plants, $5.; Button Dai- |

sy Type, 20 plants. $1.25 Mrs.
R. L. Silver, Cuthbert, Rt. 5.

Purple Wisteria, strong, root-
ed, blooming size, 50c; 3, $1;
Seedlings of Cloth of Gold
Shrub 75 doz;; Coral Plants,
25c ea. Pot plants. Add postage.
Mrs. G. P. Nunn, Crawfordville.

Royal Poincianas, 4, $1; Fine
Tris, 15 $2; Royal Purple Tris,
Yellow Throat, $1; doz; Orchid,
Pink Thrift, $1 C; White Ole-
anders, 3, $1: Rosemary, 25G:
Add postage. Mrs. Annie West,
Crawfordville-

30 var. Iris, extra fine cols.,
5, $1; 14, $2; Purple Lilac, 50c
ea; Rooted Sultanas, 5, $1. Mrs.
W. E. Johnson, Crawfordville,
Rt. 2. Z

Day Lilies, extra fine Daunt-
less Variety, Gorgeous Golden
Yellow, June and July, $1 doz;
Jap. Bamboo Roots, 6 in. cuts,
$1 doz; Butterfly, Ginger Li-
lies, $1 doz. PP. Bertha Tucker,
Crawfordville.

Clyematis Vines, 25c ea. Yel-
low Hemerocallis Lilies, Joc
doz; Triple Orange Lilies an
Confederate Violets, 25c doz;
Coffee Trees, 25c ea; White,
Blue Iris, 50c doz. Mrs. Charles
Brown, Columbus, 1321 Wild
Wood Drive.

Shasta Daisies, $2. C; W. Wis-
teria, 6, $1; Crape Myrtle, $3
doz. Gardenias, $5 doz; City
Portland. Hungarian, Madame
Canard Cannas. 75c;:doz; Ligus-
trum, 50c ea. Mrs. J. R. Camp,
Cordele. -

Mrs. I. N. Minish, '1

seed of eit

ple Wisteria,

Select Orna
all kinds. See
Sel Columbt

Diamine
or more co
berian, 40c doz

: Nowe E. Spen :

cue I
Lily Bulblets, 1-
MO only. Mrs.
Croton

: _ Trees an
Bushes. E. M.
Box. 98: ==
Flowerin
Dbl Almonds,
apple, Bea
Sweet Bay, G
shrub, Chi
40c; 233. an
Thrift, 50c A
Wavy Lewis,

Butter and
Buttercup, R
ana lily, 25
terfly. va

Red Rose, P:

Lavender b

Pine, 1 ft., 10c

Georgia

a Sp ire

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Blue, | a














Rt. 4
blossoms. "6-38
for cut flowers

Fogle
Poole, Valdo: tz

arr er Dbl.

marigold,
Hibiscus, Black

and Rose
PP. Miss Lilli
Rt. aL mis

Altheas, bp.
Pink Purple,
Red, White, Pin
Hydrangea, W.

White Wisteria.
dar, Evergre
50c ea; Spider
Mrs. E. L. Sm
(pink and wh
Stocks, Sweet
Pinks, Centau)

Queen Anns L
Day Daisy,_
Purple, 60c doz
Dbl Pink Olez

doz; Snapdrage
75c doz; , Pi
Sweet . Will



2 kinds Hydrangeas, Dbl.
Crape Myrtle,4 Cannas, Wax
Leaf Ligustrym,. Mums, Grassi
Pinks, :-Ragged-.. Robins, . Iris,
Roses, Gardenia, Verbena, . Ja-
ponica: .. Bri Brady; Cairo, 1-6

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, $1.00; Add
Barry, Cor-











ple Verbena
proof, mix-
75e doz. Red
age. MO. Mrs.
Cumming, Rt.





























nas. with red
en leaves, 30c
Narcissi: Bulbs,
Rose Bushes,
d, 25c ea. Add
tis Mashburn,

















































































































S20) ft.-Cire:,
White Nar-
P, Not out
F, Holbrook,

arkspurs, $1
, and Prime)

50c Exc. for
-s. Lon Ash-
lar

Flower Seed,

end Stamped |

lchel,

E up: nice.
fee $45;

Arnaryllis
1. Rose Pink
cols Altheas,
ie, Orange
inds Spirea,
o less $1 or-.

hornless Roses,
Years Vine,

doz; Mixed,
;| low Texas,-and Big Red Roses,
,|2, 40c. Add postage. Mrs. Frank
| Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.







Pink Thrift

Lona Barton, Mineral Bluff.

-med.-large,

.| postage. Exe. for sacks, Mrs.
.| Sessie Conney, Dublin, Rt. 1.

|5 ft, 50c. Add postage. Exc. for

| White Spirea, White Weigelas, |
;| dalwreath, Goldenbell, Forsy-

| ria, 6, 50; Hemerocallis, $1 C.

>| doz; Japonicas, $1 ea; Lemon

:|-Laurel, Japonicas,
| Altheas, $3 doz. Mrs. J, H. Pen-

.| son, Mineral Bluf.

| Laurel, $1 doz;

| Add postage. Mrs. Azzie Farist,;|

d| Spruce and White Pine, Pink,
;|Crabapples, Mt. Laurels, Sweet-

|| Bronze, Rust, Purple
| 65c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Mina

en Glow, 40c.
Sikes

ree Tris,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Large, hardy, Milk and Wine
Lily Bulbs, 50c; Persian Lilac,
Dark Purple, rooted, $1.25. Add
postage. No checks. Mrs. R. V.
Woody, Dial.

Mixed cols. Dahlias, Dutch
and Siberian Iris, large Glads,
Red Trumpet Honeysuckle, Ker-
ria, Azaleas, Japonicas, Azaleas,
Dogwoods, Rhododendrons,
Spruce, White Pine, Mtn. Laur-
els, Trailing Arbutus, $1.25 doz.
Moss packed. Mrs. M. L. Eaton,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Mixed cols. Dbl. Dahlias, $1
doz; Azaleas, Trailing Arbutus,
Boston Ivy, White Weeping
Cherry Laurel Bush, Crabapple
Dogwoods, $1 doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Odie Grindle, Dahlon-
ega, Rt. 1.

Hawthorn, Teaolive, Cedar,
Red, White Dogwood, Red Hol-
ly, Pink Honeysuckle, Granny
Greybeard, Crabapple, Huckle-
!berry, Yellow Jasmine, Sweet
Shrub, 1 ft., 10c; 5 ft., 50c. Add

Hawthorn, Teaolive, Cedar,
Dogwood, Red Holly, Yellow
Jasmine, Spruce Pine, Sweet
Shrub, Pink Honeysuckle, Mag-
nolia, Granny Greybeard, Crab-
apple, Huckleberry, 1 ft. 10c;

sacks. Mrs. James Connell, Dub-
Tins Rit 1:

Oak Hydrangea, Forsythia,
Purple, White Althea, Bridal-
wreath, Pink Almond, 90c doz;
Red. Cydonica Japonica, Pink
Spirea, 30c; Ivis, 35c doz; Pur-
ple Lilac, 10c; Myrtle Vine, $1
C. Exc. for sacks, Mrs. Doyle
Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
. Pink Deutizia,
with Red Berries,

Evergreen
Pink and

30c; Junipers, 12-18. in., $1; Bri-
thia, Pink Almond, Yellow Ker-
Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt.
oF

Golden Chain, 50c ea.; 3, $1;
Red, White, Yellow Mums, $1)

'Lilies, Purple, White Iris, 75
doz; Red Dogwoods, 4, $1; Jon-
/quils, 65c doz. No checks. Ople
Goble, Ellijay, Rt.:3. SH
Emperior Daffodils, Poeti-|
cus Narcissus, Parma and Calif.
Violets, Shasta. Daisy, $3. C;
Flame Azaleas, Yellow Thorn-
less Rose, Spruce, Dogwood,
Forsythias,

land, Ellijay.

Mt. Laurel, Rhododendrons,
Azaleas, Pink, Yellow, Dog-
wood, Coralberry, Redbud, P.

lip Poplar, Holly, .2-3 ft. $2
doz; Phlox, Shasta. Daises, $2
C. Rooted. PP. Mrs. Boon Wil-.

Dbl. Yellow Japonicas, 75c
ea; Azaleas, $1 doz; Green Wan-
dering Jew Cuttings, 5, 25c;
rooted, 3, 25c; Day Lilies, Fall
Pinks, Purple Iris, Yellow Jon-.
| quils, 30c doz. Add postage. Mrs.,
J. H. Evans, Ellijay. te :
_Azaleas, 75c doz; Red Maple,
| Pink Crabapple, White, Spruce
Pines, White Dogwood, Mt.
May Cherry.
/ Sprotits, 10c ea; White Half
fRunner Bean Seed, 40c_ cup.

/Ellijay, Rt. 2. ee
Mixed cols. Azaleas, 75c doz;
White Dogwood, Red Maple,

shrub, $1 doz; White, Yellow,
Mums,

Farist, Eltijay, Rt. 2.

Daffodils, Purple King Iris,
Orange Day. Lilies, 75 C; Leop-
-ard Lilies, Johnquils, Fall Pinks,
Narcissus; 40c doz; Weeping
| Mary, Azaleas; Jasmine, Yel-

_ Azaleas, Dogwood, Mt. Lau-
rel, $1 doz; Yellow Thornless
rand .Cherokee - Roses, 20c ea;
Pussy Willows, $1.25 doz; Sweet
Shrubs, 15c ea; 2, 25c. Add
postage. No stamps. Mrs. Myrtle

~- Mt. Laurel, Rhododendrons,
Dogwood, Redbud, Coat apnie:
Azaleas, White. Pine, Holly,
Tulip: Poplar, Lilacs, Map













Cherokee Rose, White Pine, Tu- |



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Azaleas, Maple, 75c doz; W.
Dogwood, Crabapple, Mt. Lau-
rel, Mt. Ivy, Pine, $1. doz; Pink,
Purple Mimosa, 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Maude Farist, El
lijay, Rt. 2.







Coral Berry, Redbud, Pink
Cherokee Rose, White Pine,,
Tulip Poplar, Holly, Mt. Laurel,
Rhododendrons, Azaleas, 2-3 ft.
$2 doz; Phlox, Shasta Daisies,
$2 C. Rooted. PP. Roy H. Wil-
son, Mineral Bluff, Box 150.

- Rooted running Ivy, five cts.
ea; rooted Yellow jasmine, 25c

large bunch. Mrs. T. M. Harris,

Milner.
Dbl. White Tuberose Bulbs,
asst... Sizes, <3b . doz: Castor

Bean Seed, mixed cols., 1 cup,
15c; 2 cups, 25c. Add postage.
Miss Ivey Dugger, Oliver...

Mixed Camellia Cuttings, $1
doz; 25c ea; $2.50. doz; Few
mixed rooted, 75 ea; Geranium
Cuttings, 75c doz; Hydrangeas,
40c doz; Spirea, Abelia, Beau-
ty Bush, Jasmine, $2 C; Ver-
bena, 10cclump: Mrs. R. C.
Loyd, Ocilla. i

All cols. Azaleas, rooted, $1
doz; Yellow Japonicas, 75c ea;
Bridalwreath, Golden Bell, 30c
ea; Lilac Bushes, 30c ea; Govt.
insp. No checks. Add_ postage.
Mrs. J. B. Farist, Oak Hill.

Azaleas, 75c doz; White,
Spruce Pine, W. Dogwood,
Crabapple, Indian Arrow,
Sweetshrub, $1 do; Goldenbell,
Bridalwreath, Weigelas, 50c ea;
White, Lt. Yellow, Mums, W.
Purple Iris, 50c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Gertrude Reece, Elli-
jays nt. 2. : :

Pink Thrift, 50c for 3 doz.

No less 50c orders. Add_post-
age, Mrs. A. L. Trowell, Oliver.

African Violets; Blue Girl,
Dupont. Blue,
White, Mary Wac, $1 ea; Ama-
zon Blue or Pink, Dainty Maid

Pink, $1.25 ea. Mrs. T. C. Bee,

Newnan, Rt. 3.

President Cannas, Flaming
Red; 50c doz; Mixed cols. Iris,
50c doz. $1 orders PP in- Ga.
Evelyn W. Seago, Pine hurst. -

Young Eng.. Boxwoods, 6-14
in., $2 doz larger size $3. doz;
on large orders, 15 for $3. Add
postage. M. M. Cochran, Pis-
gah. ae ie
Purple Thrift, good roots, 75c
C; King Alfred Daffodils,
blooming size bulbs, $1.50 C;
Altheas, dif. cols., 8, $1; Blue
Violets, 75c C. Add . postage.
Miss Hattie Mae Huff, Philo-
math.

Several thousand Slash Pine
seedlings, ready for sale, $3 M.
D. A. Holton, Vidalia, Rt. 1.

Gardenia, Red Spirea, Jas-
mine, Ligustrum, Rose. Olean-
der, 45c; Rooted Altheas, 20c;

Silver King, 30c doz; Exc. for],
florist type Glads, tulips and

Flowers. Write. Mrs J. H. Pyles
Whigham.

Dahlias: Jersey Beacon, Ash-
ley Park, Josephine G., Frances

|Laroceo, White Wonder, Mon-

moth Champion, Red Jerseys,

Mrs. Warner, Pride. of Calif.,|

Nanquette, Bashful Giant, Rose
Fallon, others, $3 doz True.to
name. Mrs. Claude Adams, Du-
Juth, Rt. 2. j
Dahlias: Jane Cowl, Prince of
Persia, Graf Zepplin, Margaret
Wilson, Marshells Pink, Ava-

lon, H. R. S. Yellow, Spirit. of 4

St. Louis, Mary Ellen Oriental
Glory, Treasure Island, 12 dif..

$3; True to name. Mrs. H. E.
Bell, Duluth. kf
Dahlias: Jane Cowl, Prince

Persia, Jersey Beacon, Margaret
Wilson, Spirit of St., Louis.

Graff Zepplin, Mr. Corley, Mary |.

Ellen, White Wonder, Monmoth
Champion, Harry Mayor, Ruby
Taylor, Mrs. Warner, 12 dif.
$3. Mrs. W. P. Bell, Duluth.

Dahlias: Treasuve Island, Mrs.
Warner, Avalon, Prince Persia,

Margaret Wilson, White Won-'

der, Mary Ellen, Red Jersey,

H.R. S. others, 12 varieties, $3;

col. extra fine var. $5 doz; 50c

iy bee Tom M. Bell, Duluth,
be 2a i

_Lavender Foxglove, Lemon

Lilies, Bronze Fall Pinks, 20c.

ea; Forsythia, Pink Almonds,

| Snowdrops, 35 ea; White, Pink
| Spirea, 75c ea; Dbl. Yellow

ornless Roses; B0c ea; Perkin.
Rose, 50c, Add, postage. Exe. for
| white or

k

Wade, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
dea





Pink Beauty,)

| Ellijay, Rt. 3.






FLOWERS AND SEED





FLOWERS AND SEED



ea; Sweetshrubs, Indian Arrow,
W. Dogwood 75c doz; Mums,
50c doz. Add postage. Mrs. El-
sie Cantrell, Oakhill.

Azaleas, White and Spruce
Pines, Laurels, 2-4 ft., $1.50
doz; Sweet Shrub, Pink Crab
Apple, Dogwood, blooming size,
25c ea; Red Bud Bushes, Mt.
Ivy, Yellow Japonicas, 50c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Pearl Sto-
ver. Talona.

Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Dog-
woods, Mt. Laurels, 2-3 ft., $1.50
doz; Snowballs, Altheas, Lilac,
Hibiscus, Bridalwreath, 40c ea;
Yellow Thornless Rose, Tiger
Lilies, 50 ea; Purple, Blue Iris,
50c doz. Mrs. W, C. Plumley,
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Privet Hedge, Blue Violets,
60c C; Foxgloves, Goldenglow,
Purple Phlox, Iris, Orange Day
Lilies, 40c, doz; Yellow Japoni-
cas, Oak and White Geraniums,
Justicia, 35 ea; Mums, 50c doz.
$1 orders, PP. Mrs. W. D. Rals-
ton, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Dbl. Japonicas, 6 yrs. old,
rooted, 75c ea; Dogwood, 4, $1;
Easter Lilies, Daffodils, 50c doz;
Crape Myrtle, Hedge, 75c ea.
Miss Etta Barrett. Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Arborvitaes, Boxwood, Wei-
gelas, Dbl. Almond, Dbl, Ja-
ponicas, White, Spirea, Altheas,
Lilac, 30c ea; Dogwood, Spruce,
Strawberry, Pink Crabapple,
20c ea. $1 doz. Add postage. Lo-
ra Shepard, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Dbl. Yellow Japonica, 50c ea;
Velvet Rose, large Pink and
Red Roses, Grandmother Lilies,
Red and Pink Azaleas, 35c ea;
Svreet William, Foxglove,
Snowdrop, Fall Pinks, Daffodils,
40c doz. Mrs. Carl Smith, Elli-
jay, Rt 3.

Daffodils, Orange Lilies, Star
of Bethlehem, Tame Violets,
Wild Iris, $1 C; Snowball, Box-
wood, Pink Hibiscus, Bridal-
wreath, Goldenbell, White Eng.
Dogwood, Forsythia, Altheas,
25ce. Add postage. Mrs. Mollie
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box
49.

Purple Ivis, 25c doz; Phlox,
20e doz; Pink Almonds, 3, 5Uc
Add postage. Mrs. Lema Tuck,

Fall Pinks, 75c doz; Orange
Lities, 65e doz; Dbl. Daffodils,
80c doz; Japonicas, $1 ea; Gold-
enchain, 4, $1; Iris, 50c doz,
Jonquils, 50c doz; R. Dogwoods,
5, $1; Rooted. No checks. Ed-
ward Goble, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Azaleas, 65e doz; Mt. Laurels,
Rhododendrons, Holly, White,
Spruce Pine, 25c ea; Iris, 50c
doz; Maple, W. Dogwood,
Strawberry Bushes, 20e ea; Al-
theas, Boxwood, 30c ea. Add
postage. No stamps. Mrs. Mabel
Aaron, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Sweetshrubs; Dogwood, Crab-
apple; Willows, White . Pines,
Strawberry, 20c ea; Blooming
size Azaleas, 60c doz; Boxwood,
Arborvitaes, Japonicas, Altheas,
Goldenbells, Lilac, Weigelas,
Hibiscus, 30c ea. Add postage.
Decy Stanley, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Azaleas, rooted, 65e doz; Mt
Laurel, Rhododendrons, Holly,
White; Spruce Pine, 25c ea; Ma-
ple, White Dogwood, Strawber-
ry Bushes, 20c-ea; Altheas, Box-
wood, 30c ea; Iris, 50c doz. Add
postage. No stamps. Mrs: Henry
Waddell, Ellijay. Bio

Shasta Daises, 65c doz; Oran-

Star of Bethlehem, $1 C; Snow-
ball, Evergreens, Boxwoods,
45c; Jasmine, Goldenbell, Al-
theas, Sweet Shrub, 35c. Add
postage. Nancy Henderson, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3, Box 49. f
Dbl: Japonicas, 6 yrs. old,
rooted, 75c ea; Hydrangeas,
Snowball, Weeping Mary, Li-
lac, Pink Almonds, 60c ea; 2,
$1: Rooted King Alfred Datf-
fodils, Jongquils, Hardy Phlox.
Mums, 40e doz. Mrs. M. Barnes,
Ellijay, Rt. 3. :

Picardy Glad Bulbs, No 1,
2, and 3 sizes, $4; $3 and $2 C.
or exc for other colors large
flowered varieties. W. L. Sew-
ell; Talbotton. .

Black Walnut Bushes, 25c ea;
6, $1; large clumps Pink Peori-
ies, 50 ea. Exe. for dark and
bright red Peonies, or seedless
grapevines and Cyclamen and}
Incurved White Mums. Mrs: J,



tint Backs. Mrs, T. H.
ae, Box Vl.

W. Roberts, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2,

| Purple
Pink foses,

ge Lilies, Wild. Iris, Foxglove, |





a8

FOR SALE FOR SALE

All col. Azaleas, 75c doz; Mixed Cannas, $1.50 doz; Pur.
Snowballs, Golden Bells, 50c} ple, Blue Iris, Day and Spider

Lilies, 50e doz; Hardy ~Phlox,
Goldenglow, 60c doz; Tiger Li-
lies, 25e ea. Add postage. Mrs.
L. BI. Teague, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Azaleas, 2-4 ft. Red, Yellow
Cannas, Glads, White Pines,
Hemlocks, $1.50 doz;
Japonicas, 75c; Snowballs, Dog-
woods, Roses, 25c ea;
woods, 50c ea; Laurels, Ivy,
25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. L.
F. Evans, Talona.

Apr. blooming Narcissi Bulbs,
$1 C; Wax leaf Ligustrum Seed
10c Thl. Mrs. John Weaver,
Temple, Rt. 2.

Shasta Daises, 60c doz; Red
Cannas, White Iris, 50c doz;
Rooted Euonymous and Nan-
dinas. Add postage Mrs. Charles
Morris Tennille, Rt. 2.

About 100 Hibiscus, large
pink with few reds mixed in,
large size 30c ea; 4 $1; Smaller,
25c ea; 5 $1. Add postage M.
G. Smith, Toccoa,
St.

Daffodils, Jonquils, Orange
Day Lillies, $1 C; White Iris,
with pale purple border, 40c
doz; Fragrant Lemon Lillies,
60c doz; White, Brown Mums,
and Foxgloves, 30c doz. Exe,
for sacks. Miss Mary Ruth
Silver, Talking Rock, Rf. 2.

Buttercup, Jonquils, Buty

and Egg Bulbs, 25c doz; Rose

Marie, Jasmine,\ Sugar Peach,
Christmas Holly, Evergreen,
Water Oak, Woods Vine, Dog-
wood, 1-3 ft. 10c ft. Exe for
sacks. Add postage. Mrs David
Colson, Toomsboro. Rt. 2. ;

Red - Dogwood Bridalwreath,
Red, Flowering Quince, Peach
Tree Roses, 25c ea; Day Lilies,
Tame Violets, 3, 25c. Exe. for
Print sacks. No Checks. Miss
Audrey Silver, Talking Rock,
Rt... 2. ;

Bridalwreath, Peachtree Rose,
Iris, Red Dogwood,
Golden Yellow
Jasmine, 25c ea; Dbl. Orange
Lilies, 3, 25c. Exe.. for print
sacks. No checks. Mrs. Malva
Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Yellow Iris, $1 doz; Dbl Ja-
ponicas, 3, $1; Old Time Phlox,
and Fall Pinks, 75c doz; Exc.
for print sacks. No checks or:
stamps. Jemima Crump, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 2.

March Flowers, Single and
double, 80c C; Per. Sweet peas,
Pink and White, 75c doz; Pink
Glads, $1, 25 bulbs; Yellow Ja-
ponicas, 6, 50c: Junivers, rooted,
2 ft., $2 ea. Miss Arblee Silver,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Pink Almond, Bridalwreath,
Yellow Japonicas, Red Flower-

Yellow

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152 Hayss

ing Quince, $2 doz; Sweet
Shrub ,25e ea; Purple and
White Iris, Fall Pinks, $1 doz.
Add Postage. Mrs. L. O. Tiv-
pins, Talking Rack.

Yellow Japonicas, Golden
Bell, Red Flowering Quince,

Pink Almond, Bridalwreath,
Purple Lilac. Red, White Spi-
rea, $2 doz; Pink Running Rose
25c ea; Purple, White Iris, $1
doz.* Add postage. Mrs. Hoyt
Tippins, Talking Rock Rt. 2,

Pink Altheas, Weigelas, Gold-
en Bells- Hibiscus, Pink Roses,
25c ea; Foxglove Day Lilies,
Hardy Phlox, Blue Iris, 50c
doz. Add postage. Tamar Teem
Talking Rock.

_ Daffodils, Jonquils, Day Til-
ies, $1.C; Easter Lilies, 65
doz; Rose cut? Perkins Pink, 4,

$1; Pink Red, White Monthly,

6, 50c. Exc for print sacks. Mrs.
Lizzie Gable, Talking Rock, Rt.
Ze

Purple Lilac, Juniper cut.
15c ea; Lemon. Lilies, Bridal-
wreath, 6, 50c; Daffodils, $1 C;

Pink Crape Mrytle, Red Flow-_

ering Quince, 2, 25c;
Tris, $1C; Big Leaf Evergreen,
25c ea. Mrs.
Talking Rock, Rt, 2.

Native Flag Lilies, 50c doz;
Magnolia, Red Holly, Him, Wit-
low, Tea Olives, Greybeard,
Sweet Shrub, Chokey
Sweet Bay, Dogwood, Beauty:
Bush, 25c, 35c ea. Exe,
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. Gro-

ver Lewis, Toomsboro.

Purple
Ora Bell Moss,

for

Berry,.



























fey



















eherry Laurel, Ivy, Sweet Vio-
Jets, $2. C; Cushion Mums, $1.

doz; Confederate Gray Violets,
25, $1. Mrs. W. E: Pearson,
Luthersville. ae

Pansy and Corn Flower
plants, mixed cols., Yellow
Daisies, 40c doz; Umbrella
Palms, Oxalis, Lace, Spengeri

Ferns, 25c ea; 5, $1.00; Bloom-
ing size Kerume Dwarf Azal-

eas, any color, $1.25 ea. San-
ford Kemp, Lyons, Rt. 1.
Altheas, 3 yr.) 60c ea; red

Spider lily, mix. Glad. bulbs,

~ 60c doz; Coral honeysuckle, 50c

ea; rooted, white sweet peas,
40c;. Darwin tulips, (some
bloom this yr.) 50c lb. PP. Cash
only. Mrs. Will M. Jones, Ly-
lerly.

Purple Magnolia Tulip, 2 yr.
plants, $2.50 ea..Mrs. J. Hz.
Voyles; Morrow.

January Jasmine, Purple Li-
tac, Golden Bells, Butterfly
Bush, Bridal Wreath, Baby Spi-
rea, Pink Blooming Spirea,
Flowering Peach, Flowering
Quince, 15c ea; 2, 25c. PP. Mrs.

J. A. Wilson, Martin.
Rooted Ivy, 2; 35c; Rooted
Dorothy Perkins Rose, White

Cherokee, 2, 35c; Orange Day
Lilies, 35c doz; Rosemary, 35c
ea. Mrs. R. T. Rowan, Mc-
Donough, Rt. 2. :

Glad Bulbs, 60ce doz;
Ga., $50. M. Not

PP ein
PP; White

_ Pink, Peach, Purple, Red, Yel-

Jow, White with Purple, also
bulblets, $1. qt. No checks nor
COD. Mrs. H, L. Fields, Mc-
Donough, Rt. 3.

Glad and Dahlia Bulbs, mix-
ed col. Glads, 35c doz; Dahlias,
$1. doz. Exc. for print sacks or
White Peonies for Red Ones;
Also Glad Bulblets, 35c cup.
oe Whitfield, Marietta, Rt.

Tube Rose Bulbs, 75 doz;
Cream _Narcissi, 30 doz; Single
Blue Roman Hyacinth, $1.40

~ doz; Day Lilies, 25c doz; Daisy

~ postage.

- Gardenias,
Baby Spirea,
- Crape
Pink Almonds, Butterfly Bush,

Plants, 20ce doz. No checks, Add
Ethel Sullivan, Ma-
rietta, Rt. 2.

Shasta Daisies, Golden Glow,
Snapdragon, 50c doz; $2.50 C;
Orange Day Lilies, "40c doz;
Right Blooming Cereus Cut:
tings, 40c ea;3, $1. Mrs. J. W.
Jones, Madison, - Box 347,

Pussy Willow, Forsythia, yuc-
ca, Boxwoods, Italian Palm,
Wax Ligustrums,
Junipers, Pink
Myrtle, Pink Altheas,
Dogwoods, Red Judas Tree,
Snowdrop, 2 yr. plants, 50c a.
Josephine Raley, Mitchell.

- Azaleas, Mtn. Laurel,
Dogwoods, Crabapple,

Maple,
$1.50

doz; Yellow, Pink Roses, Sweet

Shrubs, Cherokee Roses, Easter
Belles, 25c ea; Fall Pinks, Ga-
lax, Day Lilies, Arbutus, 40c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. A. M.
Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Dogwoods, Red Maple, 3 col.
Azaleas, Mt. Laurels, Crabapple,
Tulip Poplars, 2-3 ft. $1.50;
Sweet Shrub, Rhododendrons,
Cherokee Roses, Pussy Willows,
20c ea; Trailing Arbutus, Ga-
Jax, Heart Ease, 35c doz. Mrs.
W. D. Davis, Mineral Bluff.

Mt. Laurel, Tulp Poplars,
Azaleas, Maple, Crabapple,
Dogwoods, Pines, 2-3 Lt la50
doz; Sweet Shrubs, Rhododen-

drons, Cherokee Roses, Baby
Rambler Pink Red, 20c _ ea;
Trailing Arbutus, Galax, 35c

doz. Mrs. Clifton Davis, Mineral
Bluff.

Red, White Dogwood, Mt.
Laurels, Pine, Crabapples, Hol-
Jy, Maple, Azaleas, $1.50; Yel-
Jow, Pink and Cherokee Roses,
Easter Bells, 25c ea; Fall Pinks,
Galax, Day Lilies, Arbutus, 40c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ernest
Barns, Mineral Bluff.

Red Monthly Roses, 50c ea;
Ros . Col. Verbena, 40 doz;
Azaleas, Red, 10, $1. Mp vede
Winkles, Raymond.

bena, oxalis, W. iris lilies, 50c
doz; jonquils, butter and eggs,
narcissi, _35c doz; Sword fern,
rooted, 25c; Xmas Cactus and
jew, 30c doz. Mrs. J. T. Bul-
lington, Rebecca, Rt. 1, Box 67.

Tulip Trees, (Liriodendron)
Fringe Trees,
Garlands, 50c ea; 2 var. Len-
cothoe (Broadleaf Evergreen),
$1.25; Air Orchids, (Evergreen)
large clump, $1.00; Polypody,
little evergreen ferns, nice
clump, 50c. Mrs. Maude Gran-
ger, Reidsville. g

Gladioli: Col. 25, consisting of
18 Picardy, 3 Dr. F. C. Benet,
3 Pelagrina, 3 Maid of Orleans,
3 Rosa Van Lima, $1.65. All
No. 1. bulbs. Rushin Watkins,
Reidsville.

Butterfly cuttings, Pink,
White Weigela Cuttings, Day
Lilies, 2, 25c; Yellow Thorn-
less Roses, 25c and 50c; Hardy
Asters, 15c ea; Yellow Bells,
25c. Add postage. Mrs. H. H.
Thomson, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Super Giant Dahlias,~1 nice
bulb of each, Hunts Velvet
Wonder (purple), Cherokee
Brave (Red) Robt. - Ripley
(Lavender) for $2.95; Wield
Grown Exhibition Pansies,
$3.50 C. PP. Mrs. .C. ynch;
Rome, Rt. 1. Y

Roses: Marechalneil, 2 yr. 3,
$1.00; Red, .White American
Beauty, Red, Pink Radiance,
yellow Talisman, Rouge Meller-
in, black Red Velvet, F. Scott
Key, 75c ea; Finest var. Ca-
mellias, Begonias, Forsythia,
Gardenias, Azaleas. State insp.
Cc. M. Dwight, Atlanta, 1035
Capitol. Ave. MA 3671.

Dbl. tube rose, good size
bulbs, 65 doz; bublets, 20c doz;
yellow and red Cannas, $2.50
C; purple Verbena plants, 50
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Julia
Singleton, Atlanta, 1139. Hall
Ave., S. E. MA 4184.

Valley lily pips, tube rose,
Montbretia bulbs and per. Ver-
bena, all, 50c doz; roses, shrubs,
jris, golden rain shrubs, and
many others. Mrs. B. H. Carter,
Atlanta, 35 Weyman Ave. Ss. W.

African violets, for sale or
for Nut meats or what

exc.
have you? Mrs. Rebert L,
Stocks, Atlanta, 940 Woodland

Ave. S. E. MA 1667.

3 for $1.25; pur-
ple, wisteria, bix. pink and
white roses, blue, purple lilac,
50c ea; Tiger lilies, $1.50. Add
postage. Mrs. Velma Dean, Bre-
men, Rt. 2.

W. Dogwood, wild bush hon-
eysuckle, lilac, snowdrops,
snowballs, rooted geraniums.
summer and yellow bloom cac-
tus, 35c ea. Mrs. Orene Poteat,
Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Iris, sing. and dbl. butter and
eggs, tiger lilies, 5c-10c ea; 2
var. buttercups, daffodils, 50c
for 25; Zelfa lilies, crape myr-
tle, Spirea, Van H. and Roses,
35c ea; rambler uink, white
roses, rooted, $1.50. Mrs. Ethel
Sanders, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Mums, Gladiolus and Dahlias,
finest exhibition varieties and
cols. Write for descriptions and
prices. All labeled by name. R.
W. Green. LaGrange, Box 317.

Rooted 2 yr. Cape Jasmine,
40c ea; Lavender Thrift, Ver-
bena, 25 doz; 100 Larkspurs,
$1.00; Abelia, Red, Pink, cream,
Wax Everbearing Roses, 5c ea;
Purple Violets, 25c doz. $1. or-
ders PP. Mrs. R. J. Fleming,
Lincolnton, Rt. 2.

Dahlia (won in 1947 Dahla
Show) bulbs. Sell or exc for
sacks, seeds, plants, other bulbs
or what have you? Write. Allen
Wilson, LaFayette, Rt. 1.

Sweetshrubs, Wild Azaleas,
16, $1.00; White Dogwood 50c
doz; Holly, 2, 75c; Goldenbell,
Yellow Jasmine, 4, 50c; Mums,
R. W. Y., 50c doz.; Variegated
Roses and others, 25c ea. Mrs.
T. J. Watson, Lithonia, Box 186,

Amaryllis,





at, 3.



Dogwood, Snow

acinths $1.50 doz.



or exc. for sacks of any kind,
free of holes. Each pay postage.
Mrs. Gordon Leatherwood,
Lawrenceville.

Booking orders for Giant
Snapdragon Plants, rooted,
mixed col, 25c doz; Hardy
Sweetpea, 5c ea; 50c doz; Ar-
borvitae, Snapdragon Seed, 15
teaspoon; 2, 25c. Mrs. W. R.
Thomspon, Lawrenceville.

More than 100 dif. mixed Ir-
is, some Fall bloomers, $5. C;
$45. M; Philippine Amaryllis,
$3. doz; Valley Lilies, $1. doz;
Pink Thrift, $1. C. Mrs: S: M.
Gunter, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Yellow Kerria Rose, Ozier
Dogwood, Hills of Snow, Old
Fashion Rose, Purple Wisteria.
Coral. Berry, Lilac, Spirea,
Thunbergi, Boxwood, Weeping
Willow, Pussy. Willow, Poplar,
many other shrubs, 4, $1.00;
large, 50 ea. Josan Geia, legate
renceville.

All cols. Annual Phlox plants,
20c doz; 2 doz., 35; 3.007;;50;
7 doz., $1.00; che M; Old
Fashion Bachelor Button Seed,
large cupful, 15c. PP. Mrs. M.
M. Kelley, Lithonia, Rt. 3. ~

Red Glad Bulbs, 45c doz;
Apr. blooming White Narcissus,
30c doz. PP. Mrs. L. D. ee
Lavonia.

Red, Pink Crape Myrtles, 4,
$1.00; Verbena, mixed cols., 30c
doz; Pink Thrift (rooted), 25c
doz; Mimosa (rooted), 25 ea;
Gardenias, 4-5 ft. $1.15; 4 pot
flowers, 75c. Mrs, W. D. Hardy,
Lithonia, Box 186, Rt. 3.

Butter and Eggs, 35c doz;
Daffodils, 25 doz; Watermelon:
Crape Myrtle, Lilac, Monthly
Roses, Yard Blooming Peach
Bushes, 25c ea. few Sage plants,
15c ea. Mrs. Henry M. Jones,
Lula, Rt. 1. :

Cannas, Yellow, Red Spot-
ted Yellow Lilies, 15 ea; White;
Purple Lilac, Roses, ever
blooming, 25c ea;Grass Pinks,
25e bunch; Chinese Lantern,
White Yellow Narcissus, Hedge
Plants, $1. C; Red Crape Myrtle,
25c. ea. Add postage. Docia
Harris, Lula.

Red Heart Cedar Trees, 8-18

in., 4, 25c; 50, $1. Write for
larger lots and - prices. Add
postage. Thos. H. Rowlands,

Lula, Star Rt.

Barberry Bushes, Altheas,
Lilies, Snow Balls, Azaleas,
Hedges, 25c ea; Flowering
Peach, Red Dogwood,
Laurel, Black, White Pines,
Spruces, 30c ea; Tansy, Snow
on Mountain, House Leak, 85
doz. Add postage. Mrs. iMac
Wright, Loving.

Extra nice rooted Evergreen
Privet hedge Plants, 13) ote

$1 Ci PP. -R. Hi -Clark, Gaines. |

ville, Rt. 7:

Pot flower Cuttings and
Ferns, 10c ea. Also Rose Cut-
tings. Add postage. Mrs, Leon-
ard Elliot, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Cape Jasmine in pots, 2 yrs.|

old. $2 ea. Add postage Miss

Bessie Martin, Gainesville,
RED 5, 5
Glad Bulbs, $1.25 doz; Blue

Hyacinth, $1.35 doz;
$1.25 doz; New Year Vine, 20c
ea. Peach Almond,20c ea; Day
Lilies,Cannas, Red and Yellow,
1OGi OZ: Mrs. W. H. Norrell,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Butterfly Bushes, 3, 50c;

Abelias, $1 doz; Easter Lilies,| }

$1.25 doz;
$1;Purple Iris,

White Dogwood, 6,
Day Lilies 75c
doz; New .Year Vine, Peach}
Almond, 20c ea. Mrs. Robert
H. Norrell, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Rooted Boxwood, 6-12 in,
25c; Daffodil Bulbs, and Paper

shell Narcissus, $3 C; New
Year Vine, 20c ea; Purple,
White Lilac, 25c ea; Blue Hy-

Mrs. Mae

Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6.
Mixed col. Sweet Williams

and Red Verbena, Blue Flags, ;

Hudson St.

Thrift,
Lily, $1 doz. - Miss Ceel Mc-|.

1 doz. Lois Weaatus -Green-

Mtn. |

Abelias, |



all rooted, 50c doz. Add Pp



mond, Sng. Dogwood, Rose

Flowering Cherry, 35c ea; cut-| $

tings, 10 ea; Rose Thrift, 25
doz; Hardy Sweet. Williams,
35c doz. Lee Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143. i

Blooming size Bulbs; White
Narcissus, $1.75 C; Yellow Jon-
quils, $1.50 C;-Yellow Butter)
and Eggs, 50c doz; Blue Iris
Lilies, 25e doz. Grace McLane,
Hartwell.

Sweet William Seed, 15e tsp;
Pink Thrift, Verbena Plants,
40c doz; Pink, White, Red,
Yellow Monthly Rose Cuttings,
5e ea. Add postage. Carolyn|=

Wetherford, Gainesville Rt. 2.)




















PAGE FOUR - MARKET BULLETIN
_\ FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED
: FER SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ss FOR SALE - ee
Blue, Red, Yellow Iris, $1.} Large and small yellow Lot of White Bachelor But-| Pink Spirea, Bie Lilac, (2-3
doz; Nandinas, lLigustrums,;mums, yellow cannas, red ver-|ton Seed, 15c match box full} White Bridalwreath, Pink Al-|:

postag \
Gainesville. R

Johan
$1. C; red

2 yr. old blooming size Tube-|! ink

rose Bulbs, single or Dbl.

Glad Bulbs; Jumbo - size,
Rainbow mixture, 5 leading
colors, 75 doz; $5: C. Mrs.
Grace Dobbs, Gainesville, 502|

Heavy field grown Old Eng.
Dwarf Boxwoods, several yrs.
old, well shaped, good spread,
6-8 in., 50c ea; 4-6 in., 25 ea;

80c}
doz. Del. Earl Drewry, Griffin. 3








col. Shee s
Add postage. x
Royston, Rt 1

Certified Azaleas (Indica), 25c|,;

ea. Blanch Woodruff, Green-|

ville.

Bird of Paradise, $1 ea; Yel-|j
low and White Jonquils, Dbl.
Butter and Eggs. $1.50 C; Pink
50c doz; Blue Spider}

Curley, Hartwell Rt. 2. -

Old Eng. Dwarf Boxwood
Plants. 6-8 in., several yis old,
50c ea; $45 Cc: 4-6 in., 35 ea;
$30 C. All nice plants good |
roots and tops. Mrs. . D.
Woodruff, Greenville. :

Nandinas, 1 in. seedling, $40|;

M; Iris, Sweet Violets, Lilies,

Ivy Vinca Minor, Mums, Santa],

Claus Red Ligustrums, rooted,

ville.-

Ligustrums (Japanese). a
broad leaf evergreen, tall var.,
3 yr. plants, 2-3 ft. 10c ea;
3-4)-ft;; 15e seas Add postage. |
Miss Daisy Ellis, Greenville.

t Boxwoods, Suffruticosa, 6 yr.
field grown, 6-8 in., $45 Gee2

yr. bed plants, 4-6 in., Suffrut- D

icosa and Semperviren, $14 C;

Camelias, Flame Azaleas, | $5
doz. Maude Hamby, Green-
ville. ;

Gardenias,
A and Baby Breath Spirea,
Native Flame fae 2eSlis
Boxwood, 6-8 - $1.50 doz;

Crape Myrtle a. Boxwood |:

cuts. for rooting, 25c doz.



8-10. in., Waterer |

Blue, Whit
$1.15 C.. Mrs.

order less $1,
| Miles Tanne!

Raymond Robinson, Greenville.| _.

Mums; White, Cream, Yellow, |
Purple Lavender, Orchid,
Bronze and Yellow Spoon, all
large, $1.50 doz; White, Laven-
der, Yellow Pompons, $1- doz;
Golden Glow, 3, $1. Add post-
age Mrs. W. T.-Caldwell, Grif-
fin, 725 E. Chappell St.

Red Hot Poker, Cannas, Hi-

biscus, Blue Flag, 4, 60c; Crape| I

Myrtle, 2- a ft 7c ea; Hedge
Bushes, et: Mt. _ "Huckle-
berry, 2 oe $1.50. Dollie Ber
son, Dahlonega, Ritsaba
Cannas. $3C; Shasta Daisies,

$2 C:; Michaelmas Azalamums
Roses, (Old Fashion and new),

Perennials. Write Pearl Hud-
gins,, Flowery Branch.
Blooming size bulbs; Blue

Roman Hyacinths, $1 doz; But-

ter and Egg, Yellow and Fra- |

grant White Jonquil, $1.50 C;

50c doz; Bird of Paradise, 60c 5

CDs ED; $2. Add postage. Mrs.
Pearl McCurley, Hartwell, Rt.

Rooted Pink Thrift, 35c doz;
Yellow Narcissus and
Trumpet Daffodils, $1.50 C.
Mrs. Come McCulley eee
well Rt. 2. :

White, Yellow Jonquils, Dbl.

Butter and Eggs. $1.50 C; Blue
Roman Hyacinths, $1. 50 doz;

Bird of Paradise, $1 ea; Pink peu

Thrift, and Little Natcissus,

50c doz. Miss Mattie Mecarley: i

Hartwell Rt. 2.

Dbl. Pink: andi Bice: mauial:
50

Pink

Long} ci

doz; Shrubbery,
nus, Jap. Magn
Red Oleand:
Myrtle, 35c
$1.40 C. A
Forrester, S;



















































































































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PAGE FIVE



| FLOWERS AND SEED



FOR SALE



old, rooted, 50c ea;

Spirea,. Flowering.
yood, rooted, 25c
Bennett, Pitts,

White Bichs,
weet Shrubs, ses al
a

Red Holly, E

s "100: 5ft., 50c;
ft.3) $1. Add Post-
ee Mrs.

Blige Red,

rite Doogwood, Holly,
pe Crab

dd postage. | Mrs.
Toomsboro, Rt. 2.
eaolive, Red Hol-
China, Red, White
ib, G

ipely aber: Vitacs,
Evergreen _Privit,
Pink, Blue Spirea, |

nd Golden

9 cols.,

Albany,

White Ameri-
Red Azaleas,
white Hya-

) 20 nice. roots,
My sorted ce
2%

| Dahlias.

4 kinsville.

;| Thrift,
ar. | Bushes..
meee Riley, Jessup.

Exc. Star of Bethlehem, Day ;

|'Turner Mums,



Glad. Bulbs, hand dug, prop-
lest cured and treated for pre-
vention of bulb disease, ee
-/ing named varieties, med, _
large sizes, labeled separate 2
desired, 25, $1.00; 50, $1.75; $3.
C; 500, $25. M. G. Ty Lanier,
| Avondale Estates. -

Lots Nandinas, small, 50c ea;
|75e larger ones, $1.00; 2 Caro-
lina Cherries, $2. ea; add post-
age. Only MO or cash. Mrs. T.
L, Timmerman, Sue 1016
Holden _ St.

3 col. pink monthly and yel-

low cuttings, 25c doz; white
rambler roses, rooted, not
|monthly, 20c ea; white . thrift,
35c doz. $1. C. Mrs. Clyde Lo-
ajgan, Austell, Rt. 2.. >.

Outstanding Hybrid Amaryl-
lis bulbs for spring planting,
3 for $1. largest size. Walter
Bell, Atlanta,49 14th St, N



FLOWERS AND SEED.



WANTED
Exe. Hardy Verbena for

Hardy Phlox, Glad Bulbs, and
Mrs. J. C. Lawson,
Adrian, Rt. 3. :

Want Dbi and single Althea
(pink and dhite) and Bird of
Paradise Seed. O. Bower, Haw-

Want White Shasta Daisies,
Feverfew, Dwarf Pink Cannas,
Dbl. White Bridal Wreath, Red
Leaf Barberry, Pink, Lavender
multicolored Butterfly

Quote prices. Mrs. J.

Lilies, Purple Flag Lilies, Pur-|5
ple, White Wisteria, Jonquils,

.|for Purple Butterfly Bush Per-

poe or flower sacks. Mrs.

N. Johnson, ~ Manchester,
ae St.

Exe. Rorscne. Crowns for

Dahlia Tubers or Glad Bulbs;

: Also. Garlic Bulbs and seed.|
.| Mrs." J. B. Stevens, ons

Rt. lie
Exe. Nice roots Red Canes
the President, also cuttings

:| White Striped Wandering Jew,
and seed of Moon flower and

Giant Castor Bean (Palma
| Christi), all for cuttings of
house plants. Mrs. G. C. Wil-
eee Oak Park.

Want rooted Nandinas and
Boxwood. Will exc. blooming
size roots, Dark red Hardy
Hibiscus. Write. Mrs. Brooks
Edwards, Port Wentworth, ae
Aberfeldy St.

Want White Per. Phlox, pref-
{erably from. Southern Part of].

State. Write price. Mrs. Joseph
Roke, Savannah, 308 Gordon
pene 7 ;

. Exe. 2 well rooted blooming
size Chinese Magnolias, for 2
blooming size Camelia Plants,
Pink and Red Dbl. or semi-
dbl. Write first. Mrs. Mell

: Simons, Social Circle.

Want Grandfather Grey-
beard, Mexican Sunflower, an-
ynual Phlox. Exc. following
'seed: Mock Orange, Pomegran-
ate, Rose, White (red center),
Pink also red Hibiscus, tree
"| hollyhock, White red center.
Or sell 10c pkt. Miss F. B.
-| Moore, Suwanee.

Want white, pink and yellow
rooted Plants,
no other variety. Must be true

-{to name and reasonable price.
SMEES.) Jc Dy Barnes,

Sylvester,
Rt. i

Want Old Pashion Princess
/Feather Seed: Je WG
Biers: ware: M20 Jackson

Bie or will exc. Madona aly
Lauiee: for Peruvian Daffodils
fand red Flowering Magnolia
Mrs. Jesse D. Fincher, Waleska.

Sell or exc. large purple
ts and nee White and








India . Fromosa





|SECOND HAND MACHIN.

ERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND MACHIN-
ERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND MACHIN.
ERY FOR SALE



-1 Farm Bell. No. 3, $8.00;-2
H Iron Beam Slatwing turn
plows, $5. ea; Two 1 H Turn
0|Plows and 1 Junior, $3. ea;
Weeder, $15.00; Spring Tooth

Harrow, $20. Cash. J. C. New- |

som, Sandersville.

-Allis-Chalmers 40 crop Har-
vester, good cond. W. L. East-
erlin, Andersonville.

Late Model A John Deere
Tractor, good cond., starter and
lights, $1750. No letters. M. C.
Parker, Covington, Rt. 1.

Model LA John Deere Trac-
tor with cultivator, Athens
Disc Plow, planter, used only
1 season. No. 1-cond. See: J.
Scoggins, Rydal, Rt. 1. ~

1940 Model John Deere A

Tractor, new motor, good tires,

$1200.00; New 6 Disc Case Til-
ler, $335. W. C. Northington,

_ |Davisboro. ~
Good Farmall A_ Tractor,
lighter, starter, pulley, power
take-off, lift, 2 disc trailer

plow, Bush and Bogg Harrow.
L. P. Hattaway, Hapeville, 3372

-|Rosser St. Phone Ca. 8452 at

night only.

2 H wagon, distributor, Av-
ery Middle buster, corn and
cotton planters. J.. B. Horne,
Eastman, Rt.5. :

New Holland one man auto-
matic hay baler and side del.
rake, good cond., bale 600-1000
bales daily, $1950. H. .W.
Vaughn, Athens, Phone 3388 J.

2H David Bradley Farm Wa-
gon, steel tires, practically
new, shows very little wear,
$50. J. H. Tribble, Atlanta,
277 Capitol Ave. S. W. Ve. 2473.

Windmill with 60 ft. tower,
good cond. Miss Elvabeth. Jor-
dan, Pinehurst.

6 Disc Athens Tiller on rub-
ber, practically new. Tel. 81
M. Glenn Harris, Manchester.

New 2H Walking Cultivator
in perfect cond., $75. Riley &
Couch, Turin.

1 -12 tooth Orchard Scratch,
also 1 Riding Cultivator. A. J.
Billings, Hampton.

Sears 2 H Rubber Tire Mow-
ing Machine, used once, $95.,
1 good mule, $150.00; 2 Row
Grain Drill and Drag Harrow.
For information call: J. T. Co-
wan, Atlanta, 1937 Jonesboro
Rd.

/Oliver Pickup Bailer, used
one season, extra good cond.,
$1250.00; Also new Papec
Speed Post Hole Digger for
John Deere B Tractor, $295. J.
B. Johnson, Gainesville, Box
461. Phone 1940 M.

Bottom Plow, hardly used,
for Ford Tractor, $140.00, John
Peacock, Cochran, Rt. 2.

Allis-Chalmers' B_ Tractor,
cultivator attachments, 2 Disc

Athens Plow, Pulley, on good

rubber, just overhauled, $1000.
See on old John Smisson Farm
or write. Robert L. Jackson,
Ft. Valley, Rt. 2.

John Deere B Tractor on
rubber, power lift, 1st.
cond, 5 Disc J. D. Tiller on
rubber, Dbl. Sec. Heavy T'rac-
tor Harrow, Case 4 ft. Combine,
good cond. with curtains. Sell
combined or separate. E. G.
Perryman, Benevolence.

One No. 13 Oliver 2 H Turn-
er, 31 Avery 2 H Turner, very
good cond. C. W. Harrell,
Barnesville, 432 Forsyth St.

13 Oliver Turn Plow, good as
new. L. T. Asherbranner, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 1.

1 H Axle Hickory Wagon,
good as new, $100. W. M. Rat-
tedge, Fortson, Rt. 1. .

1 H Wagon, body, spring seat,
$35: A. C. Elliott, Decatur, 830
Columbia Dr:

Practically new. dbl. section
drag harrow, mule drawn, also
mule drawn cultivator. Cannot
ship. Mrs. J. H: uens So-
cel oe, Rt. Poe :

|Gantt Cotton Planter,

class.

New Model Allis-Chalmers
60 Combine Motor, mounted,
never been used. No letters
ans. M. A. Sidwell, Madison,
Rt. 4. Phone No. 279 W 1.
Tractor Drawn Spring Tooth
Harrow, 2 section, new. Sell
or exc. for Single Mold Board
Ferguson Turn Plow or Bush
and Bogg Cutaway Harrow. T.
M. Webb, Ellijay.

2H John Deere Walking Cul-
tivator, good cond., with all
equip. Letters ans. Arlin Ad
ams,- Alamo; Rt. 2. 1 =m 28,
Stuckey.

One 3 U Jay Bee Hammer

E.|Mill, good cond. See my place
jor phone 23 Doerun. Floyd M.

Taylor, Doerun.

DI Case 1943 Model Tractor
on rubber, with 8 Disc Bush
and Bogg Harrow, starter and
lights, $1500. J. C. Tribble, At-
Janta, 52 Briarcliff Circle N. E.
Phone Ve. 2473.

4 Disc Athens Tiller, steel
wheels, with set new discs,
$125. at my farm 54% mi.
Zebulon. J. I. Harden, Zebulon.

F-30 Tractor,
overhauled, on
vators, planters, three 16 inh.
plows, 26-in. disc Bush and
Bogg Harrow, $1750.00; Oliver
70, complete equip., $1600. Far-
mall A, $1150.00; also 4 yr. old
mule, $150. _E. L. Burnette,
Quitman.

completely
rubber, culti-

Case 6 Disc Tiller, good cond.,
$150. J. D. Watson, Unadilla.

1 H Wagon, good cond. Seez|
John A. Parlier, Riverdale, Rt.
1, Care G. M. Rouse.

Allis-Chalmers Model W. C.
Tractor with mower and 8 disc
harrow, also G. I. Garden Trac-
tor, with mower, both almost
new. Write. J. R. Morgan, La-
vonia.

Dropper,

Guano
Distributor, Middle Buster,
Oliver 2 H Turn Plow, Gee
Whiz and other equip. C. D.
Williamson, eo Dawson
Rd...

Intl. 8 Disc Tiller on rubber
with seeder box, $250. FOB.
N. A. Wynn, Glenwood.

Farmall Tractor 30, with
Steel Wheels, and heavy Har-
row, $850. John PP. Glore,
Austell, Rt. 2. ~

No. 24 Mounted Corn Picker
for Farmall H or M (picked 15
acres), same as new. W. H.
Blalock, Rabun Gap.

Planter for Model B_ Allis-
Chalmers Tractor, never been

Covington Cotton

used, -also extra ole Hopper.
Julian Moore, Lenox, Rt. 1.
5 H. P.. Garden Tractor,

equipped with 10 in. Turn Plow
and set cultivating tools, used
very little, $454. L. S. Brackett,
Marietta, Rt. 2.

Allis-Chalmers B Tractor
witlr starter, lights, power take
roff, lift, cultivators, planters,
distributors, also peanut plow
and 3 or 4 disc tiller with farm
equip., $1050. Emmitt Clifton,
Summit, Rt. 1.

Turner. Peanut Picker, used
2 seasons, and Case Mule Mow-
ing Machine, used one season,
both good cond. Separately or
together, reasonable. Paul Stal-
naker; Warner Robins, Rt. 1.

Oliver Pick-up Baler, exc.
cond., has baled approx. 3000
bales.L. N. Arnold, Statham,
Arnolds Dairy.

New Farmall B tractor, good
rubber, side plows, also Ford
tractor, fair cond. Frank Gray,
Carnesville, Rt. 1.

10-can milk cooler, areator
practically new, 3 unit DeLaval
milking machine and few. other
dairy equipment items. Usher
T. Smith, Mansfield.

Allis-Chalmers 60 Combine,
first class cond., also 1 mare
mule, 5 yrs. old, work any-
where. Cheslie Rooks, Staple-

|ton.

Model 52 Ininl Boinbine: ex-
cellent cond. W. D. copes,

(Manchester.



E. }-

pea Thrash, 20 ft. line shaft,



New Hinman Milking Ma-
chine consisting of one com-
pressor and 2 milking units,
$150. George T. Oakley, Ogle-
therpe.

Ottawa self propelled Buzz
Master, and Hercules Horse
Drawn Stump Puller. A. Me
Boyd, Wildwood. d

Late model Wind Mill a
equip., with 2H Engine, all for
$100. W. F.. Adams, Mansfield,
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conditioned, ist. class cond
reasonable price. P. L. Mea-
dows, Vidalia, Meadowbrook
Farms. a

Dairy Equip., including all
necessary items in -xtra good
cond. and suitable for dairy
handling up to 100 gals. daily.
Weldon E. Rheney, Hephzibah.

Athens 4 Dise Plow with til-
ler box, to plant anything, Ist
class cond. No repairs needed.
On rubber, $250. oes Gears
sen, DeSoto.

Practically new No.
Hammer Mill, $150.00;
banks-Morris Cycle type Corn
Sheller, shelled around 59 bu.
corn, $130. Doyle Anderson, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 1. =

Complete Grist Mill with w
in. rock, sheller, hammer mit,

etc. Like new, for pulling mill,
reasonable, R. L. MO Ho
gansville, Rt. 1. e

One J. B. Feed Mill, - A-1.
cond., for sale. E. R. Tarbrcgeas
Mershon.

Cultivator and Planters for
John Deere Tractor, fit model
A or B, $150. FOB. W. B. Ouzt,
Tennille, Rt. A. ;

Cultivators, planters, ferti- |
lizer attachments for John
Deere, A or B Tractor. Good as
new. Richard L. Carpenter,
Hartwell, Phone 77. =

60 H. P. Browning Tubular
Boiler, fully equipped, used 4
mos. (used in Syrup making).
Priced right.. J. T. Douglas, Al-
bany, 108 S. Jackson St. Phone
1604 J.

Small BBL Churn, good cond.

$7.50; Also 7 qt. heavy cast
aluminum Natural Pressure
Canner, No. C21, $10. FOB. W.-
Be Forbes, Griffin.

Model A Farmall Tractor, se
starter, good cond., new culti-
vating equip., new 147 A & B-
Plow, all for $900. W. L. Gar-
rett, Sparta, Rt. 1.

3 Oliver Single Turners, Cole
Combination Planter, Cole Drill
3 row, Guano Distributor, Drag
Harrow, Dbl. Tree for Drag
Harrow, other tools. H. L. Wil-
son, Stone Mountain, RFD 2.
Brocket Rd.

Farmall 30 Tractor for sale.
S. M. Watson, Colquitt.

Bolens Huski 3 HP G&irden =
Tractor, Turn Plow and Culti-
vators, pulley, etc. used one ;
season (on one-half acre gar-
den), $375. Letters ans. Jamis
N. Henderson, Austell, Rt. 1.

One A. D. John Deere Or-
chard type Tractor; newly over-
hauled, new-rubber, new Intl.
4 Disc Tiller, 32 Disc Double
Cut Harrow, Gorn Binder, Jim
Borders, Fort Valley, Rt. 1.
Green Acre Farm. 5



H Farmall Tractor, exc. _cond.,
$160. Dont write. R E. Avery,
Social Circle, RFD. 8 mi. EB.
Covington on Ga. Hwy. 12.

Overshot Steel Water Wheel,
25 ft. in diam., 3 ft. face, 10 in.
deep with 16 ft. Segmeit Gear,
also Shaft and Flanges, Mill.
Gene Bennett, Flowery Branch,
RFD, 1.

Turner Peanut Picker and
Lilliston Hay Press, MeCorm-
ick-Deering Mower and other
farm machinery for sale. J. Hi...

Leverett, Parrott, Rt. 1. :
Letz Feed Mill, No. 140, for

Owens, CoVington.

W. G.-Allis-Chalmers Tractor
and 2 Mares for sale. Cecil L.



sale or trade, right price. J. T.
:

wangham, Gibson. -





ECOND HAND MACHIN-
_ERY FOR SALE




SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE





w flues, smoke stack, and
ell fixtures, Ist. class cond.,
ow using for dairy, $150. FOB
i ere. Gene Dall, Social Circle,










Piarmall on good rubber, F-30,
nd 5 Dise Intl.. Tiller, com-
ined $1400. E. F. -Hamrick,






Dbl. Sec. 16-22 in. Disc Har-






) row, practically new. ,.E. K.
mith, East Point, Box 227.
6945,

Farmall A 1947 and John




Deere B, 1945 Tractors with all
Ree: also Dbl. Sec. Harrow
to use behind either. Phone 8 J
or Write: J. H. Sims, Ashburn,






Farmal! M Tractor, all equip.
rv sale. C. H. Forshee, Sumner,
ted

New Cole No. 16 Planter with
ertilizer Attachment, never
sed. C. Kell, Stephens.

2 Row Avery Tractor, all
lanting and cultivating quip.,
power take-off, belt pulley,
lights, starter, good cond., new
s ires, $1000. N. A. Wynn, Us
Glenwood,

2 Row Avery Tractor with
BS new motor, planters, distribut-
OLS, cultivators, tandem, har-
row, 15 ft. peanut weeder, all
-A-1 cond., sell or trade for a
_ row, A. O. Bradford, Lake-






















; 00d 2 H Wagon, for sale.
W. C. House, . Atlanta, 360
Washington St. Phone Ve. 1246
(farm) or Ma. 2151 (home).

- Hand lift cultivator, corn
planters, Guano distributors
and attachments for Farmall B
Tractor, all good cond. Write or
ee at my place. Leonard G.
Be casa 2 Pulaski, Rt. 1.

Holt









_ Good 2 H Plow and a Plant-
er Jr., and other equip. at bar-
gain for $25. G. W. Akins,

Graymont.

Fordson Tractor, needs some
epairs, $50. or trade for good |>
Walking Cultivator. Roy J.
- Moon, Hephzibah, Rt: 1.

_ Unused C-16-26 Athens Har-
row 5213 lbs. Del. anywhere in

0 mi. radius. Phene Conyers
_588t. G. A. Gaines, Conyers. |

f 12 in. Food Mill, belt, 20 HP
- Wise. motor, almost new, for
sale. GG; Edmondson, Temple.
ee, Plow for sale or
oY . M. Brooks,

exc.
es

Old Model Farmall rpeabtor
eds rpairs, for sale. T. G.
Presley, Eatonton.

1 H Wagon, extra large body,
_ $50.00; 2 H Cutaway Harrow, |
all iron except tongue, $35..
Joe Christian, Dunwoody.
Phone Chamblee 6722.

King Corn, Bean and Peanut
Planter, $20.00; Dialog Cotton
Plantef $4.50 at my place. Both
in good cond. T. J. Steed,
Buena Vista. q

_ 3 Roller Chattanooga Syrup
Mill, fair cond., $15.00; No. 10
Vulean Wing and Standard, $5.,
practically new Gantt Guano
Distributor, $9. Lee Stowe,
Covington, Rt. 3

_ F-12 Tractor on_ steel,
_Yunning cond. with 6 ft. dbl.
sec. harrow, cultivators, plant-
evs, kuano equip., all good us-
able cond., $1000. G: H. Davis,
Rome, Rt. 2, Box 670.

1947 Avery 2 Row Corn and
Cotton Planter, horse drawn,
used 6 hours, for sale; also Gu-
ano Dist. and all fixtures, $125.
Contact: R. E. Baker, Dahlon-
ega.

A Model John Deere Tractor,
good rubber, also cultivator
equip., planters and fertilizer:
attachments, good. mechanical
cond. See. Weaver Cauley,
. Waycross, Albany Ave. Exten-
arin phone 262 J.

- One Superior: 7 Rew Grain
and Fertilizer Drill, good ond.,

single phase motor driven, $35.

good |



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED-



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Used Dairy Equip., all or any |.
part, for sale..J. L. Tade, Co-
lumbus, 2403 Gould St.

Farmall Tractor and Culti-
vators, 20 Disc Dbl. Sec. Har-
row, Turner Peanut Picker and
Baler, new Mule Weeder, 26
in. belts for Picker and baler,
all for $1200. Otis Bell, Mauk.

Taylor 6 Gal. Churn, %4 HP

Roscoe Carden, Forest Park.

Tractor Wagon, good cond.,
4 good 6 ply tires, elec. wheel
wagon, flat body, $150. My farm |;
5 mi. N. Bogart and 12 mi. W.
Athens. Raymond Fleming, Bo-

Bart ckvtak.
* Power Cane Mill, 10 ft. Cop-
per Pan, 1 gas engine, Ist.

class cond. $125. H. T. Hughes,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

W. M. Allis Chalmers Craw-
ler, good cond. See: L. B. Dur-
den, Jr., Stillmore.

Complete set planters; 1 ea.
Corn and Cotton, and 2 Peanut
Planters, good as new, $65.00;
1 H Wagon, fair cond., $35.00;
2 Oliver Goober -Dixies, $7.
ea. H. E. McElmurray, Una-
dilla, Rt. 2. |

Allis Chalmers W. C. 2 Row
Tractor on rubber, 1943, with
planters, guano dist. and culti-
vators, all complete, good run-
ning cond. $150. FOB. My
farm 3 mi. S. Baxley, J. J.
Miles, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Allis Chalmers, All Crop
Harvester, A-1 cond, No. 40
14 mi. S. Lyons. J. D. Dewitt,
liyons, Rt 4)

No: 6 McCormick Mowing
Machine, good cond, 2 H
Chattanooga Turn Plow, 1%

H Chatt. Turn Plow, 1 single
buggy. W. A. Dasher, Marlow.

2 complete Covington plant-

ers and distributor for Ford-
Ferguson Tractor, good cond.
1941. model. Ry S..c: Avery,
Moultrie, RFD 5,

Oliver Riding Cultivator,

good cond. with set of disc
and springs for sale, $25. E. R.
Griffin, Fort Valley, RFD 3.

New Holland Hydraulic
Loader with dozen blades, fits
Farmall Tractor, $315.00; Also
R. C. Cropper Post Hole Dig-



ger, $295. . Claude Godfrey,
Gainesville. .Phone 1705.
>SECOND-HAND

MACHINERY WANTED



9

Want No. 25 Lynchburg 2
Mule Middle Buster, good cond.,
cheap. L. P. Kicklighter, Glenn-
ville.
_ Want Avery Champion Mow-
ing Machine, old model, within.
40 mi. Toccoa. L. L. Coleman,
Mount Airy, Rt. 1..1 mi. N.
top of Dix Hill.

Want 2 Disc Athens Plow
with hitch for Model B AI-
lis-Chalmers Traetor, or 3 Disc
Tiller for same; also Model 40
Allis-Chalmers Combine, good
cond. Emmett Bridges, Coosa.

Want Farmall A or other
small make tractor with. or
|without equipment. Ralph F.
Dewberry, Jr., Acworth, Rt. 2

Want Row Markers for Case
VAC, also Duplex Planting
for Peanuts, Beans, etc. Perfect
cond. Letters ans. F. M. Arnold,
Baxley, Rt. 3.

Want R, C. or -W. C. Allis
Chalmers (Fordson considered)
Tractor with cultivating at-
tachments, in good cond., no
junk. W. P. Couch, Luthers-
ville. -

Want No. 3 Meadows Mill
Grits Separator at once. H. T.
Jeffords, Waycross, Rt. 4, Box
325.

Want Dbl. Sec. Harrow, for
J. D. Tractor M, 16 or 20 disc,
good cond@., reacy to go, for
a A, Ww. Barfoot, Dublin,
Rt.

he small Riding Tractor
with oc without attachments.





$75.00; Intl. Power Sheller,
$45. R. E. Hardigcee, Farming-
EET ORE ES Sab GAAS DOMED COST Gate cceata ee

George Adolphus, ee
Springs... ee

equip.,

Tractor.

Want planters, cultivators,

distributors, power lift, for F-
20 Farmall. State-price. Letters
ans. S. E. Neill, Newnan, Rt. 4.

Want Allis-Chalmers Com-

bine 60 with or without motor,
good cond. State
cond. D. S. Allen, Williamson,
RG od

price and

Want good 1 H Wagon with

or without body. R. W. Dial,
Nicholls,

Willow Hill Farm:
Want single or dbl. disc trail-

or plow for tractor and a 2.H

mowing machine. Wayne

Thompson, Blairsville, Rt. 3.

Want planting equipment for

a 1 row Farmall tractor. Advise.
Chas. L. Smith, Savannah, 4110
Abercorn St.

Want Ford Tractor, good cond.
farm equip. complete for cash
A E. Redmond, Arlington, Ph.

Want Farmall F30 or any

jarge old tractor, good cond. for

cash at once. E. F. Seales, Bow-

don, Rt. 4.

Want Turn Plow for Peel
Tractor F-20. State price. Ed-
gar Moore, Trenton, Rt. 1.

Want planters and guano dis-
tributor for a.2 row Farmall A
Tractor at once. C. J. Brown,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Want cultivater for F-12
Farmall Tractor or A Model
Farmail. Write what you have

and prices. Wm. Boss, Edison,

Rt. 2.

Want cultivating equip. dis-
tributors and planters for Farm-

}all A Tractor for cash. T, J. Col-

lins, Cobbtown, Rtt. 2.

Want 1 Row Tractor and
also 3-5 H. P. Garden
Tractor and implements within
50 mi. Macon advise. Pete Van
Liempd, Lizella, Rt. Box 123.

Want planters, cultivators,
and distributors for Farmall B
Must be power lift.
Perry Lee Deloach, Metter.

Want planters, cultivators and
distributors for Case SC Trac-
tor. Henry Jennings, Dawson.

Want cultivator for WC Allis
Chalmers Tractor,

spare parts, especially interest-
ed in back plow assembly. C. L.
Holeombe, Buchanan.

Want cultivating equip. for a
Farmall F-12 or want to trade
same for a 1 Row Tractor and)
Cultivating Equip. Advise. E. J.)
Cook, Macon, ,355 Edna Place.

Want power lift for model B}
John Deere Tractor, also plant-

ers and fertilizer distributors for
same. P. C. Jordan, Boston.

Want power lift and cultiva-
tor for Intl. Farmall F-20 Trac-
tor. Artis L. Smith, Ft. Valley,

Rt 2:

Want 3 or 4 H. P. gas engine.
must be
and
reasonable in price; also want!
power cider mill with dbl. box

for orchard sprayer,
compact, Ist. class . cond.

press. W. D. Mays, Stockbridge.

Want 5 H. P. Garden Tractor
in fair or good cond., reasonable,

Bradley or Shaw are Ist. choice.
State age, equip., and price. L.
P. Mingledorff, Douglas.

Want Harrow for VAC Case}

Tractor. Must be in good cond.

No junk. Cheap for cash. Fred

Shivers, Cuthbert, Rt. 3.

Want med. size tractor-tiller

and cultivators: Walter Waldrop,
Dablin.

Want 1 set cultivators for F-

12 Tractor. R. E. Thompson
Plains, Rt. 2, Box 81.

Want Ford Tractor with .2
disc Ford tiller, planters, ferti-
lizer attachment and cultivators;
| weeder and peanut plews. D. H.
Hawkinsville, RFD

Simmons, Jr.,

Want planters ca guano dis-
H.}|automatic heat control,

tributors for John Deere

Tractor. W. G. Carroll, Atlanta,.

527 Federal Annex.

Want -1945-46-47 Model Fenn]
all A Tractor, equipped, plant-
C2: Dise

ers, cultivators and 1H

Traiter: Plow, priced ee near-



inder;



by: foe PR ae i
HRA

not neces-
sarily in good cind. as can use.



aes.

Want planting and fertilizer

attachments

for

Farmall

B

Tractor. Don os Met-

ter.

Want 5 ft. Dbl. Sec. Tractor}

Harrow. State make and price.
Lloyd Vickers, Wray, Box 63.

Want old model Avery Cham-
pion Mowing Machine, cheap,

not over 40 mi Toccoa. L.

Coleman, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.

Want complete cultivator and
mower for F-20 Farmall Tractor.
State price and cond. in Ist. let-
ter. No junk. Lewis H. Brown,
Kensington, Rt. 1. :

Want Farmall A cultivators
and planters. State cond.

cash price;

Also want 2

L.

and
Dise

Plow. Herman A. Mallory, Grif-
fin, RFD A.

Want

J ohn Deere

Tractor,

model B with lights also disc
and tillers, large with reason-
able price. Good cond., and all
on rubber. A. T. Mullis, Cad-

well,

Rt,

1k

Want Crawler type Tractor
with heavy Bush and Bogg Har-
row. Write fully what you have

and price. M. L. Crawford,

Bers

Want John Deere A Tractor,

harrow

and combine.

Advise.
A. B. Gibson, Ft. Gaines.

Want upright grits mill in
perfect cond., 28 or 30 in. rocks;
also Platform. Scales, cheap for
cash. C. C. Draughon, Pelham,

Rt. 3.

Want Farmall Model H or
Model B John Deere. Tractor

tributors,

tiller

| with cultivators, planters. dis-
and - harrow,

Rood cond. State nrice. Shelby
A. Marks, Sasser, Box 41.

Want 16 or 18 in. power lift
bottom plow for model A Farm-
all Tractor or 18 in. trailer type
plow. John P. Giddens,

SR ls
- Want Ford-Ferguson Cultiva-
torGe2At Rowland, Jr.,

Adel

Athens,

Want to buy Garden Tractor.
430 Milledge Terrace.
J. H. Davis, Covington, Box ae

Want McCormick Mower. good
cond. prefer 4 ft. blade. David
H. Almand, Social Circle, Rt. 2

Want to buy used starter, gen-
erator. and magneto for Oliver
70 row crop tractor, 1938 model.
James B. Bartch, Augusta, Box

680.



BROODERS

INCUBATORS AND



New Elec. 300 A Humidaire

Incubator - Hatcher,

2500 |

egg

cap. for sale. L. J. Lott, _Doug-

dasville,

Buskeye
No. 31 Oil Burning,

tor

Rt. 2.

Mammoth

Incuba-

cap.

2772, good cond., $75. Call or
}write. A. C. Young, Conyers.

5 Deck Battery Brooder. good)

cond. Mrs. J:

conton.

W.

Collins, Ba-|

- 1200 EF, Oakes Elec. Avitormtte
Incubator, $85. FOB. J. L. Whit-

ten, Lithonia.

4404.

CORRECTION :
2 Elec. Incubators,, 150 and|
250 egg cap. respectively, A-1)

cond... Will ship. Mrs.
| Flanders, Mt. Vernon, Rt, 1.

Phone " Lithonia

Ww. M.}

55 Egg Elec. Incubator, $10.;

Brooder, 500

chick cap.,

Elec.

imake Farm Master, used one
time, $12.50. At my- place. Mrs.
HH. M. Christies Lithonia, Rt. 3.

450 egg cap> Super Hatcher
oil burning Inc., excellent cond.

used very. little, $40.

at

a

home. Alvin D. Todd, Sarah.

1 deck style elec. Inc., 2100
egg cap. perfect hatching cond.,

$150.

Mrs. Belle. omer Soperton, Rt.
2.

Sonie miscellaneous poultry
equipment, hi

manute -

Ker,



meee

ready to lay pulle
25

also. pure
to sell or. tead

Atlant

| Stogner,














Strawberry, large,
heavy croppers, plants,
Bearing size Thornless
berry, 75c doz; Red Sr
and White Blackeyed
Peas, 30c Ib. Add p
}Gladys Duran, Cumming,

Kudzu Crowns, $12. M.
Waco. -

Mastodon Everbearing
berry, $1. C; $3.50, 50
10,000 or more, $4.50 M.
Ga. MO. accepted. Mrs. <
Avirett, Blakely, Rt. Is

















Chas. W. Field,
Cabbage; White
Bermuda Onions, f

30c ; 5C, $1.15; 1 M; $
5 M, $7.50. Prompt ship
W. F: Rowe, Abbeville,

Sage Plants, large, we
ed: 5, 3 50c;. $e doz; a
packed: MO or Money. N
Mrs. A. Horsley, we
Box 40.

Early Strawbeuey.
$3.50 M; Chas. W. Cabbz
C; $2. M; White Bunce!
Half Runner Bean Seed,













y













Add postage. Jay
Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Sage Plants, $1. doz;












"|All PP. L. J. Ellis, Cu

Gem one a :
Plants, -Prepai
Geo. ae "eigen

Mastodon and Lady T
bearing Strawberry Plan
$1.50. PP. Mrs. Ara Wol
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Hastings | Missiona
berry and Everbearing
berries till frost, $
Cecil McCurley, Ha




























#
Mastodon Strawberry,
500, - $3.50; $5. M. No
Add postage. Miss
Grindle, Cumming, Rt.

Mastodon Strawberry,
500, $3.00; $5.25 M; Klo:
60c C; 500, $2.50; $4. 5
200~ plants, for 4 print
Mrs Aa Ds ae
Rea:

2 yr. bearing size Mt ;
berry, Blackberry, De
75e doz; May (
Walnut Sprouts,
Garlic, 40c doz.
Tamar Teem, Tal






























































Watercress. {
40c doz; popperhan
Horehound, 6 clumps, 30































J. M. Hall, ae Rt

Fresh green frostproo
W. and E. J. Cabbag
Heading | Collard and

500, $1: ue ee

White Bermuda O
M. W. W. Williams

Missionary Strawberry
$1 C; Garlic, 10c head;
Peppermint, 75 doz;
Meat Watermelon Se
doz. Miss Mattie Mi
Hartwell, Rt. 2. -

Open exon Chas.
/bage, 30c C; 500, $1; $
Everbearing - Strawbe cy;
Cc: 300, $1.85; vee $2.7.

5, Box 126

Chas. WwW.
nice size, e
hardened, 30c C; 500, $1;
M. J. H. Davis, Mill

eae ae 5. :
st

Large Bearing
50c C; $3.75 M. Add
Miss Thelma raed e
ville, Reels :

Everbearing Strawb
$i Exc. for print sacks.
im Hyde, Maysville Rt.

| Strawberry _ Plants,
Lady Te
Prompt shipment.
age. Mrs. Clyde W:
ery eas Rt. 1 se
Kudzii 2 1253
rooted, $13. MU: vm 0
$12 M. oS

Ci 2PP, - Lillie
Baxley, ae 3. of
Frostproof Cabbage,











































































































































strong Heading
moss packed,

King, Vidalia, Rt. 1:

uckleberry, bearing
doz; Hazlenut Bushes,
ite Half Runner Ten-
nm Seed, 3 cups, $1. Add
Nancy Henderson, El-
3, Box 49.

Chas. W. and
Jersey Cabbage, fresh,
ostproof, Crystal Wax,

e Bermuda Onion
500, $1.00; $1.50 M. All
J. Puckett, Fitzgerald.

W. and Flat Dutch
500, $1.70; $2.50. M;
0: M, $1.25. Now ready
E. F. Williams, Alma,

erry, Mastodon; 70 C;
Gs55.- MG Klondike,
2.75, 500; $4. 50 M; Sug-
$1. ea; Mixed White
. Bunch Beans, 50c Ib.
ostage. Mrs. Lee Hood,
vi BR toy ea

Missionary Straw-
oC. PP. No. checks.
e, Carreion, Rt. 5.

Oc ea; Muscadine
Tine, 20c ea; 6, $1.00;
shion Peach, 25 eas Ds
abapple and Beech:
ea: Blackhaw Bushes,
z. Mrs. Robt. H. Nor-
ville, ARIS

, State certi-
good strong roots,
$25. M. 2000 for $45.
an Pye Greenville.

Ss Euverpecring Straw-
during
. if freeze

*Plants, 40c doz;
se lack, 40c ea. You
e. Mrs. G. W. Brad-

i: Cabbage,

$1.35; $2.50 M. Pre-
checks. W. C. Hamby,
Rt. 2, Box 60.

reen Frostproof E. J.,
abbage Plants, Head-
lard, White Bermuda
n, 50c Cc. 500, $1.50. PP.
htsey, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Green Frostproof E. J.,
W. Cabbage, Ga. Head-
and White Bermuda
Pi: 50c C; 500, $1.50;
25001. C. PP. Buford
Baxley, Ris

Blackberry Plants, ber-
w in clusters or extra
90 not know name, 50
186 M. Christie, Li-

W., Copenhagen Cab-
Crystal Wax and White
da Onion Plants, 500, $1.,
Fresh grown, -frost-
and immediate del. I. L
itzgerald.

1g orders for govt. insp.
n P. R. Potato Plants,
m vine cutting, $5. M;
name Marglobe Toma-
M. Apr. and May Del.
ightsey, Rt. 2.

5000 up, $1.25; Flat
abbage Plants, 500, Slee
000 -up, $1.50. Ready.
on, -Alma, -Rt. 1.
Missionary, Blakemore,
Everbearing Straw-
lants, $1. Ce -$7. M;
s Boysenberry plants,
90c doz; $6. C; 2 yr.
0 doz. Prompt del. T.
es, Fayetteville.

Early | Jersey Chas. W.,

gen Cabbage an d
sermuda Onions, pencil
500, $1.00; $1.50

Prompt del. Satis.

_ Everbearing Straw-
.25 C; Chas, W., Early
h Cabbage, 500, $1.25;
Garlic, Boysenberzy, |

-F. Stokes, Fitzgerald. |

_Chas., :

. Cabbage, 500, $1, %

Swainesboro, eo,

|cups for

| ders,

Sunflower,

Seed. Mrs.



About 8 bu. Genuine Mam-
oth Russian Sunflower Seed,
$l gale PPi ow. ls. Kang Vie
dalia, Rt. 1. /

Tender -White Creaseback
Bean Seed, Tender Yellow
Hull White Beans, 35c cup; 2
cups: 60c. Mrs. D. L. VanZandt,

ia

Giant Ruse an Sunflower
Seed, recleaned, 90 per ct.
germ., large type Purple Hull
and Early Black Crowder Peas,
pure, not mixed. All 1947 crop
and del. 50c lb. J. H. Rooks,
Springvale.

2000 lbs. genuine Cannon-
ball Black Diamond, Fla. Black
Giant, $1 lb; 1000 lbs. Ga.
Sweetheart Melon, $2 Ib. All
seed tested and Semasan treat-
ed: W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

Good Tender White
Runner Garden Bean Seed, 45c
cup; Exc. for print sacks; 2
3 sacks. Eula Beal,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

5000 lbs. Honey Drip Syrup
Cane Seed, recleaned, 15c Ib
Del. 200 Ibs. or more. P. J.
East, Oxford.

Flat Dutch Cabbage Pop Corn,
White Rice Beans, Ky. Won-
Cucumbers, Early Won-
der, and most any other kind
garden seed. W. L. Tatum,
Dawsonville, Rt. 2.

Old fashion mixed Cornfield |
Bean Seed, Cutshorts, tender,
weevil free. 40e large teacup.
PP. Mrs. Clifford Rice, Adairs-
vile, Rt. 1.

About 300 Ibs. genuine ee

Okra Seed, +1947 crop, 83 per |

ct. germ., 70e lb. up to 25lbs.
Write for Cheaper rates on
larger quantities. J. W. Don-
eo. Cairo, Rt. 3, Box 163.

200 lbs. Cannonball Melon
Seed, hand saved, Govt. insp.,
$1 lb.; under 5 Ibs. $1.25 Ib.

: ey Fairmen, Gordon, RFD 1.

40 lbs. select Pine Moun-
tain Black Damond Watermel-
on Seed, $1 Jb.. FOB. D. H.
Tyson, Cordele, Rt. 73.

Kobe Lespedeza No. 2 pas-
ture grade, 15 lb. W. I. Mar-
ett, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

35 lbs. Jumbo eae
Seed, $24 or 75c Jb; 35 Ibs.
large Long Pod Sugar Crowder
Peas, 20c Ib; 10 lbs. Cannon-

pall Watermelon Seed. $1 Ib.}

All treated and free of weevils.
T. L. Powell, Bens, Rt 2,
Box 66.

Yellow Meat and Black Dia-
mond Watermelon, Pride
Muskmelon, 50c cup; Mammoth
25 cup; White
Peas, 25c lb. del. in 5 Ib. lots.
No stamps nor cks. Mrs. Ida
ee Sullivan, Whitesburg,

Peds

'25 Ibs Striped Half Runner
Beans, Weevil treated, extra
Jarge. new crop, Add postage.
Exc. 2 lbs for print sacks. Each
pay postage. Mrs. B. P Shef-
field, Cedartown, Rt. 1

12 lbs. Dwarf Early Okra
Seed, grown from Hastings last
yr. seed, % Ib., 60; $1 Ib. Exc.
for good white or print sacks.
Mrs. A. P. Farmer, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 2. ee

Large White Tender Half
Runner Bean Seed, weevil treat-
ed, 40c large cup. Del. PP. Mrs.
H. T. White, Murrayville, Rt. 1

Old Fashion Nest Onions, $1
gal; Garlic Bulbs, $1 C; Yellow
Root, 25c lbiAdd postage, Mrs.
a a Turner; Sr., Talking Rock,

Striped Half Runner Bean
Seed, 50c large teacup; Also
White Runner Bean and extra
heavy bearing Black Pole Bean
B. H. ,Patterson
Flowery. Branch, Rt. 1



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



Tender Striped Half Runners,
Tender Creaseback Beans, 50c
cup; or exc. for sacks, 1 cup for
2 print, 3 white. Dessie Vick,
Ellijay, Rt.:.3. ;

20 bu. pure, sound mixed

| peas, $6 bu; 4 bu. 90 Day Vel-

vet Beans, $5.50 bu. Beans
mixed a little. J. M. Faircloth,

56 bus Brown. crowders, $9.

Halts

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE





Limited - amt. Gatan Soy
Beans, recleaned, $5.25 bu; also
the new Hi Yielder Yolendo
Soy Bean, very good, $6.50 bu.
Geo. Larsen, Desoto.

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
30c Ib. in 5 lb. lots; White and
Speckled Half Runner Garden,
Beans, 45c teacup; No Checks.
PP. in Ga. G. T. Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt.

White and Speckled Tender
Half Runner Garden Beans, 45c
teacup; Blue Java Peas, 30c lb.
in 5 lb. lots; also 2 yr. knee
high seed corn, $1.50 pk. P. B.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Good Tender Striped Corn-
field Beans, 50c pt. Prepaid. No
checks. Mrs. Hattie Higgins,
Dahlonega, Rt. 4.

Red Speckled Crowder Peas,
25 lb; W. Creaseback and Cut-
short Field Beans, 6 Wks. Brown
Bunch Beans, 35c cup; Also
nice sundried apples and peach-

les, 40c lb. Add DOrieee, Alice

Harris, Oak Hill.

25 bu. Yellow Crowders,
sound and good $8 bu. for en-
tire lot, at once. Q. Seals Dar-
den, Sharon.

CORRECTION: ender large

Jand small White and Brown-

striped Half Runner beans,
white cutshorts cornfield, 35c
cupful, or 3 cups for $1; Eng-
lish peas, frost-proof, 20c cup,
3 cups, 50c. Mrs. J. G. Whit-
field, Jasper, Rt. 3.

Seed peas: Purple: Hull and
Red Speckled (Pole Cat) crdwd-
ers, 30c cup, 4 cups for $1. Mrs.
H, E. Richardson, Bowdon. Rt.
4.



COTTONSEED FOR SALE



4 or 5 tons or Ist yr., kept
pure at gin, Cokers 100 Wilt-
Resist cottonseed, $10 per 100

lbs. W. T. Allen, Danielsville,
RED 1.

Empire cottonseed, from
Breeders pat in 1947, for

Georgia Institute of Genetic,
Treated, in Stamped G. 1. e
sacks, $10 per hundred lbs.

E. Holcomb, Cartersville. Rt. 3.



POTATOES FOR SALE



Dr. Millers Unit 1 La. Cop-
per skin, Seed Potatoes, 2nd.
yr. $2.50 bu; At my farm. Insp.
and certified. Add 15 bu. if
by freight or express. H. H
Alexander, Carrollton Rt. 1.

300 hampers eating pota-
toes, $1.25 hamper. No checks.
You furnish hampers. J. Je
Isdale, Vidalia, RFD 1.

\100 bu. or more P. R. Po-
tatoes, good, sound, for sale.
F. B. Brinson, Midville, Rt. <2;

200 bu. PR Sweet Potatoes,
cured, graded, $4 bu. Mrs. An-
nie Moore, Junction City.



SYRUP FOR SALE



Best Grade So. Ga. Cane
Syrup, bright, heavy, No. 5
can, 75c; No. 10, $1.50. Ship
any amt. Cash with order.
W. L. Dasher, Lake Park, Rt. 1.

135 gals. pure Ga. Cane Sy-
rup, bright, heavy, No. 10 cans
$1 gal. at farm. Cannot ship.

John W. Hand, Hazlehurst,
Rig sa eee

No, 1 Green Cane Syrup,
6 No. 10 cans. $6.50. ute

Grow, Colquitt.

Ga. Cane Syrup: 200 cases
No. 10 cans, 180 cases No. 5
cans, $5.50 case Come see. J.

-|R. Atkinson, Cairo, Rt. 2.

Ga. Cane Syrup in new cans,
100. or 200 gals. to trucker;
$1 gal. for 100; or 90c gal. for
whole lot, my _ place. Near
Evergreen Church. T. J. Rus-
sell, Dublin, Rt. 4.

5000 gals. feed syrup, 45c
gal. in 5 gal. cans, Shipped
in 56 gal. steel bbls. only. O.
E. Norton, Fairburn.

15 Bbls. pure Sugar Cane
syrup, 35 gal. cap. barrels, Del.
lot at $40 Bbl., within 150 mi.,
} or > $35 BBL. vat my * farm; In|
No. 10 cans, $1:25 can; No: 54
cans, 1250 * gale: Ex
Pavo, te Bt

eho









| paid. C.



EGGS FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE



_ Purebred AAA White Corn-
ish Eggs, 15 for $2. PP. Mrs. J.
O. Howell, Pinevicw.

Dark Cornish and N. H. Red
czoss Eggs, 16 for $1.25.-Pre-
O. Sikes, Sylvester.

Booking orders for Fancy
Giant S. C. Black Minorca Eggs
for getting, 15 for $2.25. PP;
Also 100 lbs. No. 1 Fancy Thin
Shelled Pecans for sale. L. B.
Millians, Newnan.

Booking orders for purebred
Cornish Eggs for setting, 15 for
$1.50; 30 for $2.50. Mrs. Frank
Kirkland, Douglas, Rt. 3.



POULTRY FOR SALE

BANTAMS:

Hight 1947 hatched Golden
Sebright Bantam Pullets | and
Rooster, good stock, $11.50 FOB.
MO. No checks. You pay ex-
press charges. Silas Snipes,
Commerce, Rt. 2.

Pure Golden Sebright Ban-
tam Hens, $2. ea; $30. for lot of
20. Buyer furnish coops. Mrs.
A. F. Hilliard, Bowersville.

Cockerels, from prize winning
stock, $2. ea. Billy Willis, Dud-
ley, Box 61.

Trio Buff Cochin Bantams,
$5; also 1 trio White Pekin
Ducks, 2 hens, 1 drake, $5.50.
FOB. Mrs. Daisy Johnsten.,
Grayson, Rt. 1.

Trio Silver Duckwing Ban-
tams, $5; Black Cochine Cock-
erels, $1 ea.; also 1 pr. 1947
hatch Ringneck Pheasants, $5.
C. B. Bolton, Tucker.

Dark and White Cornish
Bantams, from show _ stock,
veasonable. E. I., Wix, Atlanta,
643 Griffin St. N. W. Phone Va.
9035.

Golden Sebright bantam Troos-
ters from prize winning stock,

lin, Rt. 5
BARRED AND WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

- Mated, Barred Rocks, (Wilcox
str.) and White Rocks (Durham

G.i str.) and others, for sale. J. E.

Humes, Columbus.

March 1947 hatch Buff Rocks:
cocks, $3.00 ea; hens, $1.75 ea.
i Cash. Mrs. C. R. Sorells, Mon-
TOG, chits e
CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

6 Dark Cornish Hens, $2 ea;
2 Cockerels, May hatch. $2. 50 ea;

}1 Rooster, 2 or 24 yrs. old, $3.

Shipped in light crates. MO Mrs.
O. Z. Goss, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

1i Pit Stags, first class,, round
heads and round-head Shawl
crosses. Write Luvanda Hatcher,
Metcalf.

1 yr. old Pit Game Cocks, Red
Quill and Round-head cross 6-
714 Ybs., $6 ea. E. L: Patterson,
Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

Trio, male and 2 females,
White Laced Red Cornish, 1 yr.
old, $15 money order. Mrs. J. C.
Herron, Martin.

All breeds Pit Games: 4-%
to 6 lb. cocks, 8 to $15 ea; 6
for $75; 12 for $140.; also pure
Snider Bacon Warhorse Eggs,
$10. per 16; some pure S. A.
Ginn Gray stags, $10. ea. FOB.
T: M. Weaver, Canon, Rt. 2.
LEGHORNS: WHITE, BROWN,
AND BUFF :

Wing banded individually ped.
White Leghorn and Barred
Rock Cockerels, Mar, 1947 hatch.
See or trade for battery brood-
er. S. J. Griener, Atlanta, RFD
5, Box 307.

20 May hatch Keystone White
Leghorns, all laying, $2 ea. Mrs.
J. W. Wise, Fayetteviile.

50 W. L. Apr. 1947 hens, now
laying, 4A Keystone, send crates
and $3.00 ea. All to one address.
Mrs. W. J. Hogg, Menlo.

MINORICAS AND MISCEL-
LANEOUS' CHICKENS: ~-

20 mixed heavy breed fat pul-
lets, 1947 spring hatch, on range,

jsome laying, $2 ea; $38. for lot.

Cash with | order. Coop . to, be

i, returned, Mrs... Ce: N, Thornhill,
{ Boston. wi

Siaiise jaf args



Busy a

2 extra fine Golden Sebright,

$2. to $5 ea. Jimmy Kibler, Dub- 2



ORPINGTONS: ,

20 healthy laying Buff Or
Hens, $2 ca. Not less 5 shippe
to a customer. Mrs. I. H. Andex
son, Alma, Rt. 4.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, Pl
GEONS, QUAIL, DOVES, ET

1 Pr. Beautiful Blue Pe
fowls for sale. Mrs. C. R. Mor-
gan, Americus, Rt. 4. :

PIGEONS:

Pigmy Pouters, show typ
White Fan Tails and Barbs, $
pr; Muff Tumblers, from priz
winning stock, in all solid col-
ors, $5 pr.-and up; White Kings,
Racing Homers, $3.50 pr. E. H.
Morgan, College Park, 231
Cambridge St.

Pr. Solid White Swiss Mone
dain Pigeons, large show type,
$6 pr; Also. 8 grown Mondain
Youngsters, dif cols., very larg
fine sotck, $2. ea. oO. W. Holmes,
Macon, 689 College St. Paes

Blue and Black Shoulder Pea-


















fowl, Chinese, Mutant, and
Reeves Pheasants, Northern
Bob White Quail, Ringneck

Doves, Fancy show type Ban:
tams and Pigeons , all kind
oe Helen Street, Atlanta, a





2 Doves, White mated
prs., $5 pr. Donald F. Bean,
Stone Mountain, Redan Rd.
REDS (NH, RI, AND OTHER
REDS): oe

100-150 N. H. Fryers. weekly, | g
wt.-2-214 Ibs. ea., $1 ea. at my
home. J. W. Dozier, McDonough.

9 N. H. Roosters, non-broody,
high laying strain, direct Hub-
bard Farms, bloodtested and
clean, banded 10 mos. old, $4
for lot. Allen Mann, Daniels-
ville.

25 N. H. Red Hens, Mar. hatch
purebred, 2 ea. at my hom
Can select from a nice bunch.
Mrs. Eugene Smith, Monticel-
lo, Rt: 2. ae

44 N. H. Red Hens, AAAs
grade, Blue Ribbon Winners, 9
mos. old, now laying, $2.50 ea.
$100. for lot. Estes Reece, Carte-
cay.

4R. J. March cockerels, blood-
tested from TLani Farm, $3.
ea. FOB. Mrs. W. L. Session
Soperton.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC: |

6 nice Turkey Hens and Tom,
40c lb; or lot, $40. Ship any
place. Also want 1 Turkey Tom
at right price. T. L. bee
Americus. Rt. 2Box 66.

B. B. B. Turkeys, 2 hens, now
laying and 4 toms, May 10, 194
hatch, all for $60; or 60c Tb. for
hens, approx. 18 lbs., 50e 1b. for
joms, approx. 24 Tbs. Exe. for
pigs, calves or milch cow. W. M.
Holmes, Stone Mountain, Rt.
Le



































6 April 47 hatch M. B. Tur-
key Hens and 1 Tom, for sal
at my place. R. G. Dorris, Fair
burn.

2 M. B. Turkey Toms, Mas
hatch, 8-9 lbs. ea. $7 ea; $13
for lot. Ship by express. Me.
only. Bennie Findley, Danburg.

2 White Pekin Drakes, $2 ear
Exc. for 1 BR Rooster: 1 Drake
for 1 Rooster, or take 1 NH Red
or any heavy breed. Mrs. J. H.
Turner, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1,
Mercer Rd. E

10 Turkey Toms, 15-18 Ibs...
$8. ea; 10 Turkey Hens, 10-12.
lbs. $7 ea. All Bronze Turkey
Apr. 1947 hatch. Will ship any- j
where. MO only. Mrs. Fannie
Fendley, Danburg, Rt. 1, Box
48.

ae
Geese, sex. unknown (but
think they are geese), $3 ea.
Mrs. H. D. Hamrick, A ous eaae
Rt. 3, Box 358.











POULTRY WANTED



BARRED ROCKS: 3

Want 1 pen ped: Parks BR
Cockerels or:individual matings.
Advise fully. J. G.. Buyers, ~
Whitesburg, Rt. 1. :

BANTAMS:

Want 10 bantams at not over
50c :ea. if laying. Advise: have
some white nest onions for sale,
$1 gal and postage. Hebecu
Gelden,: Bremen, Rt. 12. : +i

ee

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PAGE EIGHT








farmers and American business?

_ try imported into any other Member



(Continued. from Page One) .
Tnternational protection of American

a quote Paragraph 1 of Article 18:
National Treatment On Internal

Taxation and Regulation
The products of any Member coun-

Country shall be exempt from. internal
taxes and other internal charges of any
kind in excess of those applied direct-
- ly or indirectly to like products of na-
tional origin. Moreover, in cases in
which there is no substantial domestic
_ production of: like products of national
origin, no Member shall apply new or
increased internal taxes on the pro-
ducts of other Member countries for

taxes on cotton from Brazil, India,
China. or other countries which we did
not apply to our own American cotton,
but, worse still, under the above, the
United States could not apply any tax
or protection against jute, pulpwood, or
any other fiber which may be substi-

tuted for cotton in our domestic econ-

omy.

Never did a Benedict Arnold propose

to betray the country to any greater.

extent than would be our betrayal by
the adoption of this

tional Trade Organization.

al Law to stipulate that

International |
World Government and this Interna- ~






any preference whatever to Am
products, the above language s
ed. Under its provision, neit

government itself nor any private
son or corporation could stipulate
cotton goods must be made from
can cotton; that furniture m
made from American lumber; the
must be made from American rhea
would be a violation of the Intern rma



















must be the product of Ameri
or the product of an Ameri
manufacturing plant.

These International traitors
United States are so afraid
American people to have the trut
they are continually employin ng

the purpose of affording protection to
the production of directly competitive
or substitutable products which are not
similarly taxed; existing internal tax-
es of this kind shall be subject to nego-.
tiation for their reduction or elimina-
_ tion in the manner provided for in re-
_ spect of tariffs and preferences under.
vArticle 172). :

Under the above, not only would the
a be Hels to sD 2







from



I quote Sub-Section a, Paragraph 3,
Article 18; as_ follows:

No regulations shall he piade: which,
formally or in effect, require that any
specified amount or proportion of the
product in respect of which such reg-
ulations are applied must be supplied

domestic sources.

Tn order to make the equal treatment
of all foreign produets doubly secure
and absolutely prevent us from giving |

the American





: ATTENTION FARMERS!

Farmers who wish to have their
fertilizers analyzed should notify
this Department so that calls may be
= referred to the nearest Inees ac-
cording to location.

| TOM. LINDER,
Georgia Dees enced of
Agriculture. _













_ POULTRY WANTED POSITIONS WANTED







(GEESE:

Want to buy one Blue or
White Gander, 1 yr. old, Lloyd
_L. Harper, Bremen.

Want at once job on. farm,
prefer year around; overseer
or wage hand. -Lifetime exp.
Live as one of family, $15. wk.
board and laundry. Straight

time. Satis. guar. or no pay.
Drive tractor and handle Av-
ery Walking Cultivator. M: I.
Morgan, Eden, Care M. Shea-



POSITIONS WANTED

47 yr. old man wants light
work as dairy helper or seeing

after beef cattle. House, wood, |rouse.
water; conv. to eehoolt Can Want job

f : job with good man on
tend small patches. Wife, 3 farm: good wages, house, well

_ children, oldest boy 10. Robert
Atezse; Milledgeville, Rt. 4, Box
34. - tween Graymont and_ States-
Want position as caretaker,|boro or between Graymont
some land to cultivate. Can|and Metter. Have to be moved.
give good references. Small|A. L. Conley, Matthews, RFD 1.
salary. Move and. finance self. a
Ezra Chewning, Stone Moun- ene fe cece sia eet
tain, Rt 1. ee eee
sara small acreage, not too far from
! 49 yr. old man wants job on|Atlanta on 50-50 basis: Must
_ geod dairy or stock farm, 5 in|be good proposition. Roy J.
family. W. A. Balenger, Car-|Moon, Hephzibah, Rt. 1.

sfollton, Rt. 4. Exp. Dairyman, white, with
Want Dairy work: About 15} wife, wants work in dairy. Exp.
yrs. exp. electric milking ma-|1and or milking machines. Need
_ chines and hand milking. Must|1ouse furnished and wages.
be moved. Write or see. Al-|Near Atlanta. F. Z. Puckett,
bert Heeth, Athens, RFD 3. Atlanta, 625 Capitol Ave. S. E.

of water, good cow to milk;
on school bus rt. Prefer be-






















| DUROC BRED GILT SALE

Mountain Cove Farms of Kensington, Walker
County, Georgia, will hold a Winter Sale of 40 bred
Duroc gilts at Warner Park (Fairgrounds), Chatta-
nooga, Tenn., on February 18th at 1:00 oclock C. S.
T. All gilts are registered, and are bred to Top boars
_| for spring farrow. Write. Geo. W. Bible, Kensington.
(These gilts were all farrowed, bred and raised on 2
Georgia farm, but facilities not being available in the
Kensington territory for the sale, the Fair Grounds
in Chattanooga were chosen. E. H.)









and cultivate |

POSITIONS WANTED _



Poultryman, College ae
years of exp., sober, reliable,
honest, wants job. House and

||reasonable wages. Ref. W. Mc-
; (Rice Mill
|Road, Care A. ai. Odom). 2a

Coy, Macon, Rt. 7,



FARM HELP WANTED



Want reliable, middiegaed
mencumbered white woman to
oversee garden and other light
farm chores on small place in
Peach County. Home with eld-

erly. couple and salary. Con-

tact. Mrs. C. N.. Sprott, Atlan-

~ | ta, 1310 Emory es N. E. DE

4178.

- Want dae white wo-
nan, good reputation and
realth, unenctimbered to
ight work on farm. Home with

elderly couple and salary. Mrs. |

J. T. Andrews, Griffin, Rt. A.
Want colored family to work

2 H farm on halves. Good land.

come see. Graham Simpson,
Sparta. Rt. 2.

Want tenant for 2 H crop,
50-50 basis, new 4 R house,
empty, wired for elec. School
bus and mail by door. 4 mi. W.
Flowery Branch. G: W. Smith,

Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Want good family to work on

peanut farm. J. H, Leverett,
Parrott.
Want single, sober, white/

man for year round general
farm work. Board, laundry,
and small salary to right party.
F. M. Smith, Midland.

Want wage hand, white or

if colored must have wife. C.
C. Langham, Thomson, RFD 1,
Box 137.

Want 4000 Turpentine Boxes
worked; Ist. year pulling. House
with elec. Prefer with family
enough to tend few acres corn
and some potatoes, also help
pull plants. White or colored.
Grady Cauley, Alma.

Want nice woman _ without
sad habits for light work on
farm. Room, board, and reason-

able. salary. Mrs. Lucille Can- |

rell, Buford, Rt. 1.

Want farmer for 1 or 2 H
arm. on halves. See: A. M.
Powell, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.

Want man to work one acre
ground, 50-50 basis. A. P. Hau-
stetter, eee a = Al-



_j|bany ia

do:

chores. Room,
oo Anderson, |
Dalton.

colored, to work on farm. Man}:

work on farm, $10. wk.

F. oho HELP WANTED

tinhorn men and women to Ley
timidate and silenee every ir
voice in America (there are

It may take some new bro
Washington to clean up this me
restore the American gove

people of America have alw
this when it became unecessary.

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner ot Agrieu













people. In the

| FARM HELE Ww:



Want farmer for 2 H crop, |:
3rds and 4ths.
houses, good pasture,
wood. L. A.- ee
Box 152.

Want farmer for 2 or. 3 +#H
crop, 50-50 basis. Good land,

_plenty

_ Want settled couple for farm
work, Standing rent or. pos-
sibly share crop at my home

3 mi. N. Tucker. Mrs. Louise
C. Kennedy, Stone Mountain,
Rt. 2. Phohe 3781 Clarkston.

Want family large enough to
work some truck crop and part
time day wages. House on
paved hwy. and. school and
mail rt. R. L. Ferrell, Cairo, Rt.
2:

Want at once man and wife
or family to run dairy; milk
35-40 cows with milking ma-.
hine. F. P. Ivey, Thomson. .

Want middleged woman for
light truck farming and care
of chickens and other farm
chores. Room, board, reason-

Want at once white or col.
woman for light work on farm.
$30. mth. Room,

RUG aael

- Want at once settled white
or col. woman for gardening
and chickens, other light farm |
board and_ sal-
ary. Mrs.

Want white woman 46 live as
one of family and do_ light
and
board. Ans. by mail. Mrs. Les-
lie O. West, Fairburn, RFD Jee

Want farmer for 3 H farm,
Mules and tractor, splendid)
land, elec. lights; school bus.
15 mi. W. Atlanta, 2 mi. N?
Mableton and Bankhead Hwy.
John P. Glore, Austell, Rt. 2.

Want man, white or col., for
general farm work, some poul-
try. $30. mth., furnished room
and laundry. No drunks nor

Joafers need apply. Write Wil-

liam V.. Lyons,
tain; Rt. 1:

Want family to farm on 50-
50 basis. 2 good mules, wagon
and farm one Good pastures.

1 a

Stone Moun-



Good land, 2

ae

5 R house with elec., barn, ' pas-
ture, mail and school bus Rt.
S. W. Roberts, Villa Rica, Rt. 2.

place on Lawrenceville Hwy., |

able salary. John De Anerson, Fe
-|Dalton, Rt. ty

E and board. |50-
Mrs. Minnie Kuglar, Villa Rica, |

: light crop,































































































_ Want man f re
50 basis, good
tractor, la x
more per acre.
barn, lights, g
and school by
luth on new_
head, Duluth,

Want Hele. on. ]
ing etc, ee mu

rie- Whitfield,
Pe Box 86.

Want ie or

land and burlaings
eae school oes

2 H-crop, ood 5
Standing rent or 3 rd:
Must be able to:

Want GI or
small: 1 Fite

Prefer one from | He
E. Leta aoe

Gites :
ee single man

Want man shar
50-50 basis.
see. Bill Cena ;
RED aS.

ve Have 2 R and 41]
plenty of water, wood,
pasture. Alfred Mitehell,
Rta

Want family at
H crop on halves. |
good mules, plenty | day
while not in crop. Good
house, lights; school b is
church, 2% mi. Jonesbol
drunks. Jim ee )

mostly 7 DOWomt ;
mules,