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itorial By TOM LINDER 
 
Legislature in 1949, amended the 
: rvation Act so as to provide 
-addition to the members of the Soil 
servation Committe, appointed by 
. Governor, there should be ex-officio 
mbers in an advisory capacity, consist- 
of Hon. Walter S. Brown, Director, 
tension Service, Athens, Georgia, Dr. 
C. Murray, Director, Experiment Sta- 
n, Experiment, Georgia, Dr. George H. 
ag, Director, Coastal Plains Experi- 
nt Station, Tifton, Georgia, Hon. T. L. 
hbury, State Soil Conservationist, Ath- 
 
  
 
ate College of Agriculture, Athens, 
orgia, Dr. M. D. Mobley, Director, 
ate Vocational Education, and the Com- 
ssioner of Agriculture. 
 
3. Soil conservation is of such tremendous 
portance and Georgia is making such 
ynderful strides in soil conservation, 
at it seemed the right thing to do to get 
2 National Association to hold its an- 
al convention in Atlanta. This would 
ing many people from all parts of the 
to Atlanta. 
 
Accordingly, on January 29, 1949, I re- 
ived a letter from Mr. W. F. Hall, Presi- 
nt, Georgia Association of Soil Conser- 
on District Supervisors, Sparta, Geor- 
 
follows: 
 
S you probably know, our National 
ciation has its annual convention in 
r, Colorado, next month and we ex- 
 
) have a delegation of some twen- 
ive members in attendance. 
 
always bring back valuable inform- 
from these annual meetings for all 
farmers of Georgia. It would be far 
more beneficial if althe farmers them- 
elves could attend or, at least, several 
representatives from each conservation 
district, but the expense involved makes 
that impossible. 
 
Tam anxious to have the 1950 National 
Convention in Atlanta and, therefore, I 
am seeking your assistance. It will. be of 
untold aid to us in this drive for the con- 
vention to have a letter from you invit- 
ing the National Association to meet in 
Atlanta. I sincerely hope that you can 
furnish me with such a letter, so we can 
 
jo to the convention well armed. 
in response, I wrote Mr. Hall as follows, 
a February 5, 1949: 
 
~ With reference to inviting the Nation- 
 
al Association of Soil Conservation Su- 
 
Pervisors to Atlanta in 1950. I will do ev- 
 
erything possible to help you. It seems 
 
the proper procedure would be to write 
 
a strong letter to the President. Secret- 
 
ary and probably the Executive Commit- 
 
tee to reach them during the convention 
at Denver, sending copies to you. There- 
fore, if you will send me the names of 
the officers, with the dates and meeting 
ace of the convention, I will have let- 
there awaiting their arrival. Also, 
address while in Denver. 
not already done so, I will 
ention Bureau of the At- 
 
  
  
 
  
 
WEDNESDAY. MAY 8. 1950 
 
NUMBER 33 
 
Conservatio 
 
  
 
3. Georgia, Hon. Harry L. Brown, Dean, ~ 
 
  
 
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lanta Chamber of Commerce and the At- 
lanta Hotel Association to extend an in- 
vitation. You will probably like to have 
an invitation. You will probably like to 
have a letter from the Mayor of Atlanta, 
Governor Talmadge, the Prsident of the 
University of Georgia, Athens, Extension 
Director, Mr. Walter S. Brown, and per- 
haps other State leaders. 
 
If I can help you get invitations from 
any of the above, or anyone else, let me 
know. But, be sure to send me the dates 
and place of your convention as soon as * 
possible. :  
 
 
 
The following letters show the work 
that was done to get this convention held 
in Atlanta. Letter from Mr. W. F. Hall 
February 7, 1949: 
 
Our National Convention is to be held 
on February 15. 16 and 17 at the Shirley- 
Savoy Hotel in Denver, Colorado, and I 
will certainly appreciate it if you can 
write the National President, Kent Leav- 
itt, at that address. That will also be my 
address during the convention. 
 
In reference to letters from State lead- 
ers that you mentioned I have written 
Governor Talmadge requesting that he 
write a letter of invitation, but as yet, 
have not heard from him. I do have let- 
ters from the Convention Bureau of the 
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and the 
Atlanta Hotel Association. It will assist 
me greatly if you can secure letters of 
invitation from the Mayor of Atlanta, the 
President of the University of Georgia, 
Mr. Walter S. Brown, and any others that 
you feel will help us in this matter. 
Letter to Mr. Kent Leavitt, President, 
 
National Association, Soil Conservation 
Supervisors, Shirley-Savoy Hotel, Den- 
 
ver, Colorado. 
 
"My good friend, Mr. W. F. Hall, Presi- 
dent, Georgia Association, Soil Conserva- 
tion Supervisors, has advised me he is in- 
viting the 1950 National Convention to 
meet in Atlanta, Georgia. 
 
As Commissioner of Agriculture of the 
"Empire State of the Southeast, and on 
behalf of the Agricultural interest of 
Georgia, I want to supplement this invi- 
tation. The bedrock of the economy of 
this great section is largely agriculture. 
Our soils have been producing for more 
than one hundred years, but it was not 
until recently that a concerted effort was 
made to conserve our basic inheritance. 
Therefore, we feel that this systematic 
cooperative program of soil conservation 
is a godsend to this predominantly agri- 
cultural area. 
 
In view of the National prominence of 
the program throughout this section and 
to further emphasize its importance, I 
feel that the National conference should 
meet in the Southeast. It would not only 
give impetus to our present program, but 
it would give the leadership of this great 
agricultural section an opportunity to be- 
come more familiar with the National 
program. 
 
If you will come to Georgia, we pledge 
every facility of this Department to mak- 
ing the conference a success. 
 
Georgia is a great State, with much to 
offer our visiting-friends. Therefore, I 
feel the members of your Association will 
be happy to visit this section in 1950." 
 
The following letter was written to 
 
  
 
Mayor W. B. Hartsfield, Atlanta, Hon. 
Walter S. Brown, Director, Extension 
Service, Athens, Georgia, Hon. C. C. Mur- 
ray, Director, Georgia Experiment Sta- 
tion, Experiment, Georgia. : 
 
"There is attached a copy of my letter 
to Mr. Kent Leavitt, President, National 
Association Soil Conservation Supervis- 
ors, whose annual convention is meeting 
in Denver, Colorado, February 15-17, 
1949. 
 
Mr. W. F. Hall. Sparta, Georgia, Presi- 
dent of the Georgia Association, is ex- 
tending an invitation for the 1950 con- 
vention to meet in Atlanta. 
 
The Convention Bureau of the Atlanta_ 
Chamber of Commerce, and the Atlanta 
 
 Hotel Association, have supplemented Mr. 
Hall's invitation. The Governor and oth- 
er Agricultural leaders of the State are 
likewise sending invitations, and I feel it 
would be very helpful if you will write 
a letter on behalf of the City of Atlanta, 
sending a copy to Mr. Hall at the same 
address in Denver, Colorado. 
 
Under date of February 17, I received 
 
the following telegram from Messrs. W. 
 
F. Hall, W. M. Holsenbeck and J. H. 
 
Towns: 
National Association Districts meet At- 
lanta 1950. 
Fxtracts taken from letters from of- 
 
ficials of State and National Associations, 
 
Soil Conservation Supervisors: 
 
"T especially want you to make the Ma- 
con train and Bus tour so that the great- 
est possible number of our farmer guests 
will be able to meet you personally. 
 
We are deeply grateful for all you have . 
done to make our Convention a success, 
Mr. Holtons advice and leadership has 
been a deciding factor in many ways, and 
I dont see how you could have picked a 
better man to give us help that we need- 
ed so badly. : 
 
Thanks a million for everything. 
 
W. F. Hall, State President. 
 
"T want to thank you and Mr. Holton 
for your helping us make this conven- 
tion a success. Your help was of great 
value and we appreciate it. 
 
W. F. Hall, State President 
 
"Enclosed is a copy of a letter that I 
have written Mr. J. C. Holton to thank 
him for the excellent work he did for us 
in arranging hotel accommodations for 
1,200 folks who attended the convention 
of our National Association recently held 
in Atlanta. : 
 
I understand that it was through your 
generous auspices that Mr. Holton was 
able to take the time to do a thorough 
job. I dont know how we would have 
managed without him. 
 
Walters S. Davis, Jr., President- 
 
     
    
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
   
 
lanta February 28 - March 2, 
ually made hotel reservations 
imately 1/200, rang 
braska, 87 from Mont 
Dakota, 32 from No 
Colorado, and 12 f 
Every state in the 
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sentatives from three For: 
 
  
   
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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SECOND HAND 
MAC >" FOR SALE 
 
SECOND HAND | 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
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J. D. Row Cotton Duster, 
used only once, $175.00; Stock- 
land Hydro-Scoop for J. Deere 
A and B Tractors, with power 
lift, $75.00. Smith Johnson, 
 
earrenton. 
 
Model H John D. Tractor with 
all, equipment, exc. cond., $1200 
Come to Powersville or write: 
J. T. Harper, Fort Valley. 
 
Intl. 50 T Hay Baler, used 1 
season, $1800.00; J. D. Walking 
Cultivator, used 1 season, $75 
J. D. Cotton and Corn Plante, 
$20.00; Two Peanut Weeders, 
$17.50 ea. W. N. Johnson, War- 
renton, Rt. 1. 
 
Practically new, Briggs Strat- 
ton Motor, riding type, good 
rubber tires, 2 types. cultiva- 
tors, turn plow, $350.00. Julius 
C. Jones, Marietta, 201 Gram- 
ling St. 
 
Mule Drawn Cotton Duster, 
Dusts 2-8 rows at a time, $40. 
Phone .23-75 L... P.. Puckett, 
Jesup. 
 
Practically new J. Deere M 
Tractor, planters, cultivators, 7 
ft. mowing machine, tool bar, 
used 1 year, $1400.00. R. R&R. 
Lawrence, Molena, Rt. 1. 
 
McCormick-Deering 
Binder, / 1H. Intl. 
be"h good cond., 
Or exc. for cattle. 
Wilson, Martin. 
 
5 hp Roto-Tilled Tractor. used 
 
Grain 
 
cheap for cash. 
John A. 
 
Jess 40 hrs., for, sale. H. A. 
Sanders, Atlanta, 721 Wood- 
Jand Ave: -Si. EH... (Tl Dixie 
5301). 
 
Avery Cotton Hopper, used 
1 season, for 1941 Avery Plant- 
er. Make best offer. W. C. 
Strom, Milan, RFD 1. 
 
Minn-Moline Automatic Wire 
Tying, one man operated Hay 
Baler, used about 1 week, $1800 
B. Forrest Smith, Colbert. 
 
MeCormick-Deering 4 ft. Mule 
Mower, good cond., latest model 
for sale. Lewis Howard, Ste- 
phens. 
 
Large type Syrup Mill and 
Pan, A-1 cond., for sale. W. 
M. Harris, Thomaston, Rt. 3 
 
Gem Dandy Elec. Churn, new, 
never used, $10.00; Also 5 hp 
Beeman Garden Tractor and 
 
lows, $150.00. C. T. Gaines, 
uford. 
 
Farmall A Tractor, harrow, 
1 row planter, fertilizer at- 
tachment, cultivator; Rubber 
Tire Wagon, Horse drawn Mow- 
 
ing Machine, Steel Drag Pan, 
Bermuda Grass Harrow, horse 
drawn, single row Oat Drili, 
fertilizer attachment, good 
 
shape. Cheap for cash at my 
 
Place. H A. Garner, Lula. 
 
  
 
Hay . Press, } 
 
  
 
  
 
M. M. Model 60 Combine with 
Wisc. motor, cut about 175 
acres, $900.00; MM Model 69 
Combine, thoroughly recondi- 
tioned, $500.00 (also motor). 
D. E. Tatum, Palmetto, Rt. 1. 
 
30 hp American ~ Upright 
Grist Mill, good cond., $75.00; 
10 in Harvey Hammer Mill, 
almost new, $/25.00; Corn Shel- 
ler, 40 ft. belt in good cond. 
H. G. Benton, Monticello. 
 
Farmall Cub Tractor, bought 
Mar: 1949, wheel wts., hydrau- 
lic take-off, belt pulley, tended 
only 10 A cotton, with cul- 
tivators, mowing machine, mid- 
dle buster, plow, good as new, 
$950.00 cash. No checks. 30 mi. 
N. Atlanta, Hwy. 23. Ries 
Crumley, Suwanee, Rt. 1. = 
 
McCormick-Deering Binder, 
 
8 ft. blade slightly used, cut 
less than 75 A, tractor hitch 
 
or mule, .sell. for 20. per ct: 
less list price, or trade for 
yearlings of equal value. H. 
 
L. Greene, Brooks. 
 
12 A John Deere Combine, 
with J. D. power unit, all good 
cond., for sale. D. A, Law, 
Chula. > 
 
A 2H wagon, good cond., for 
sale, reesonable. F. W. Jones, 
Fayetteville. 
 
Ford 1948 tractor, good cond., 
also 1 ea. Cuttaway harrow, 
pan, weeder. C. A. Parker, -Col- 
lege Park, 118 No. Main St. 
 
McCormick - Deering fifteen 
thirty tractor, belt,pully, also 
24 disc dbl. sec. Oliver harrow, 
Athens, 3 disc Tiller, all good 
cond., $425. 00; Oliver D. 75 trac- 
tor plow, good disc, $50. W. E. 
Stamper, Marietta, Rt. 4. 
 
5 Deck Elec. Oaks Broodey, 
 
$50.00; Elec. Incubator, 1200 cap. 
 
$90.00. Both used part of one 
season. See any time oppisite 
bus station in Stone Mt. Ans. 
all letters, Claude Carmen, 
Stone Mountain, P.O, Box 31, 
Phone 4261. 
 
Intl. 50 T Pick-up Hay Baler, 
used 1 season, $1800.00; Two 
Peanut Weeders (mule drawn) 
$17.50" ea: 5S; SD: No. oe tractor 
Mower with rubber tires, used 
1% days, like new, $255.00; 
Also 2 good Mare Mules, 10- 11 
yrs. old, $100.00 ea. W. N 
Johnson, Warrenton, Rt. 1. 
 
50 barrell Marvel Midget 
Flour Mill, good cond., for sale 
or exchange for smaller miil, 
same make. N. A. Compton, 
Comer. 
 
Farmall A Tractor, 38 model, 
with side plows, 8-23 in King 
Harrows, 15 Disc MceCormick- 
Deering Smoothing Harrows 
 
lanier E. Rives, Cumming, Rt. |i 
 
  
 
  
 
SECOND FAND > 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Pecan Spraying Machine, 
hardy, with 400 gal. tank, suc- 
tion intake, etc., ready, $400.00 
Sam Sommer, Hawkinsville.  
 
John Deere 12 A Combine 
with motor, good cond. L. L: 
Hollie, Statham. 
 
1% H.. Wagon, fair cond., 
spring tooth harrow with John- 
son wings, other farm tools 
for. sale.. Mrs. .C: .G:< Karkus, 
Helena, Hs. 1, 
 
Farmall A *Eractor, 7... tt. 
Mowing Machine, Feed Mill, 
Bush and~Bog Harrows, 6 can 
THC Milk Cooler, 2 single uniis; 
McCormick - Deering Milking 
Machine complete. Used very 
little. Reasonable. Claude Pitts, 
Grantville. 
 
Allis-Chalmers No. 40 All- 
Crop Harvester, good cond., 
reasonable. J. R. Dunagan, 
Stone Mountain. Phone 2651. 
 
5H Garden Tractor with cycie 
mowing machine attachment, 
for sale. Chas. N. Chandler, Mil- 
ledgeville, Rt. 3. 
 
John Deere A model Trac- 
tor, power take-off, 6 disc tiller, 
20 disc harrow, all 3 yrs. old, 
good as new. % V. Jackson, 
LaGrange. 
 
Farmall M Tractor, used 25 
hrs., harrows, planters,  dis- 
tributors, umbrella, cultivators, 
other attachments, $2300.00. 
Ivan Stephens, Buford. 
 
Farmall A Tractor, 47 model, 
 
| good tires, started, lights, pow- 
 
er lift, cultivator, 16 in. bottom 
plow, 6 ft. power mower, $1125. 
Ross Maddox, Winder, RFD 4. 
 
50 Chick Oakes Elec. Broo:l- 
er, good cond., $8.00. Not deli- 
vered. Tel. Ra. 9636, Mrs. 'C. E. 
Leverett, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Ben 
Hill Rd. 
 
Milk Cans, 5 and 3 gal. cap., 
good cond., cheap. G. W. Daa 
Watkinsville. 
 
2 row Peanut Weeder for 
Ford or Ferguson Tractor, used 
only 2 days, Reasonable. J. B. 
Beasley, Baxley, Rt... 1, ra 
190. 
 
Allis-Chalmers Model G Trac- 
tor, disc. tiller, bush and boz 
harrow, cultivator, used. very 
little, exc. cond:, $900.00. Miss 
Frances Cowart, 
Rt. 3. 
 
2H Wagon, Owensboro make, 
$50.00 G. E. Coleman, Fayet te- 
ville, Rt. 2. 
 
Garden Tractor, model 2-A 
Shaw, 1% hp engine hitch, 
turn plow, cultivator, disc har- 
row, Goodyear tires, used vely 
little, reasonable cash price 
at my home. Miss Mary Sher- 
ard, Commerce, Rt. 1. - 
 
6 row Simplex Cotton Duster, 
good as new, only dusted 795 
acres, $150.00 or trade for pure- 
bred White. Face Bull or Hei- 
fer. J. L. Landrum, Warrenton, 
Red: 
 
J. D. Model B Tractor with 
planters, cultivators, $550.00. 
Gene Stalvey, Hahira, Rt. 1. ~ 
 
2H Oliver Hay Mower, 5 ft. 
 
cutter, several dollars worth 
new parts., good cond., also 
tractor hitch, $75.00. We Be 
 
Henry, Stockbridge, Reid: 
 
1H Wagon, good cond., $50 
cash, T. J. Hill, Pomona. 
 
3 hp. Garden Tractor, 36 in. 
cutter Bar, 8 blade disc, pair 
6 in. hillers, 12~in. furrower, 
8 in. plow, rolling coulter, 13 
teeth spike tooth harrow, com- 
binatien harrow, cultivator, 
used less 100 hrs., $270.00. E. 
B. Vaughn, Dunwoody, 614 
Peachtree-Dunwoody Rd. Tel. 
ChH.6195. 
 
Brady Garden Tractor, 112 
hp., cutaway harrow, turn plow, 
middle buster, cultivators, $149 
Intl. Harvester Hammer Mill, 
$60.00; 6 Cylinder Brick Sta- 
tionary Motor, $50.00. H. E. 
Hagerty, Uampton, Rt. 2. 
 
Model B John Deere tractor, 
used very little, good rubber, 
first class cond., bargain, $800. 
F. R. Lowe, Warrenton, Box 13. 
 
  
 
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SECOND HAND 
MACHINERY WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want 1 Combine. Must be 
in fai cond. J. V = 
ie oe 
 
Fayetteville, | 
 
-tercups, 
 
  
 
  
 
| SECOND HAND MACHIN.| 
 
ERY ihe iaies 5 
 
  
 
Want good 2nd. hand oH | 
 
Mowing Machine Paul J. Cleve- 
land, BY Wihersan, Rt. De : 
 
Want 2H Riding Chitivater 
with both plows and discs. 
Describe fully and quote_ pure, 
delivered in Gainesville. W. G. 
Keith, Murrayville, Rt. a: 
 
Want Manure Spreader, good 
cond, No junk. Cheap for cash. 
Claude W. Sims, Cleveland, Rt. 
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FLOWERS AND SEED 
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
Pink Sweet Peas, Lemon 
Lilies, 75 doz.; Purple Fox- 
glove, Purple Iris, 50c doz.; 
Purple J ilacs, Yellow Thornless 
Roses, 25c -ea. Rooted. Add 
 
postage. Exc. for print ,sacks. 
Mrs. Azzie Sites Talking Bok 
Ritu2. 
 
Jonquils, $1.50 C; blooming 
Narcissus, $1.00 C; Orange_Day 
Lilies, .25e doz. Mrs, Jewel 
Shoemake, Temple, Rt. 2.  
 
Mixed col. Chrythemums, > 
 
om 
 
plants, 30c; Oak Hydrangea, 3, 
 
s. John E 
 
50c. No stamps. 
cab es B72" 
 
Smith, Temple, 
 
  
 
Azaleas, 2-4 ft, 2$1: 50. : 
Tris, Cannas, $1. 00 doz.; 
Pines, Hemlocks, Snowballs, 
 
Dogwood, Rhododendrons, Ivy, 
Crabapple Lilacs, Easter Bells, 
25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. L. F. 
Evans, Talona. 
 
Small Tuberous rooted Grape 
Leaf Begonias, 15c eta.; 2, 2dc.; 
 
Rooted Conch Pink Begonias, 
 
Pei 6a. 27 250. Was od, 
Roberts, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2, Box 
(a 
 
Petunias, Blue Physostegia, 
Gailardia, 3 doz, 45c; Pink, 
White Queen Anne's | Lace, 6 
bunches, 60c; mixed mums, 40 
 
doz. Mrs. E. B. Warren, Tooms- 
boro, Rt. 2. 
Snow Princess White, and 
 
Clarion Good Yellow Glad bulis 
50c doz.; $3.00 C; $22.00 MM; 
Mexican Single Tuberose 
clumps, or planting stock, $2.00 
pk., $6.00 bu. PP... Mrs. Uula 
M. Peterson, Trenton. 
 
Calif. Blue Sweet Scented 
Violets, Trumpet Daffodils, 
C; 2 yr. rooted Boxwood, 4, 
$1. 00; Old Fashion Red Dbl. 
Velvet Roses, 2, 50c; Add_post-' 
age. Stamps accepted. amar 
Teein, Talking Rock. 
 
Glad Bulbs, 30c doz.; Queen 
Annes Lace, 2, 25c; Periwinkle, 
Snow.on the Mountain, 10c doz.: 
Verbena, all cols., 3, 25c; Jon- 
quils, Butter and Eggs, 30 doz. 
Exc. for sacks. Add_ postage. 
Mrs. Alma Colson, Toomsboro, 
 
Rt. 2; ; 
Tea Olive, aaa): por 
 
wood, Red Hawthorne, Yel 
Jasmine, Gray Beard, 1-5 oe 
10e ft.; Glads, Jonquils, But- 
Rain Lily Bulbs, 30c 
doz.; Mixed Mums, 40c doz. 
Add postage. Exe. for sacks. 
Mrs. Davis Colson, Toomsboro, | 
Rt. 2. 
 
Yellow, White Honeysuckle, 
Red Spider Lilies, Milk and 
Wine, 30c doz.; Pink, White 
Queen Annes Lace, Snow on 
the Mountain, 25e bunch. 2 ft. 
25c; 3 ft. 35c; 4 ft. 45c; 5 ft. 50e. 
Add postage. Mrs. Mattie Lou 
Colson, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. 
 
Red and White Dogwood, 
Blue, Rose Crape Myrtle; Grey- 
beard, Magnolia, Teaolive, crab- 
apple, Sweetshrub, White, black 
Rose, Seyen Sister Rose, 1, 2, 
 
3-ft.> 20; 40" 60e > ens Lady il 
 
Slippers, 50c doz. Exc. for print 
 
lr sacks... Mrs, J. G. Combs, 
 
Toomsboro. ' 
Queen Annes Lace, Mint, 
 
Ageratum, -Dbl. Lemon . Lily, 
 
Wandering Jews, Per. Phlox, 
 
Sweetpeas, Delphinium, Prirn- 
rose, Fancy Petunia, Oxallis, 
Verbenas, Star of Bethlehem, 
Crocus, 10e clump; Swift, 50c 
C.-Exc. for sacks. Add postage. 
Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro. 
 
Snowball, Lilacs, rooted, 25, 
50c ea.; Bridalwreath, Brides 
Boauett, Pachtree Roses, White 
Spireas, Golden Bells, rooted, 
 
15c eas _Fish Gay 
; Cra 
 
$1]. 
 
Red, Yellow Vari 
ae 30 doz.; Small 
co. geetonee 1 
 
J ohn Weaver, Tem; 
 
Roy Gable, T llapo 
 
Red King Carna 
doz.; Fluffy Ruffle, 
paragus Fe 
Yellow, Ball, E 
 
ea. Miss Susie Ane  
asville, Box 641. 
 
Large collection 
Ger. Begonias, Sulta 
others, 7 cuttings, 5 
 
PP. 15 
 
cols., Big Yello 
gold. Seed, ie  cu 
Rod and Waves of 
 
Valdosta, At. 4.. 
 
Geranium cuttings, 
Ivy, Salmon. Pin 
Pink, heavy bloo 
constantly for 2-yrs._ 
10 blossoms), 2, 15c. 
age. No less 2 sold. 
 
_| Smith, Valdosta, Box 4 
 
Boston and Sword 
ea. 3,> $1.00; 5 
Begonia cuttings, 
$1.00 xc. 
 
Write: 
Wadley. 
 
Star Bethlenem, 
gle Jarkspur, 3 doz 
German Iris, Chrysan 
dbl, Humbert cannas 
white narcissi, Trump 
dils, yellow jong 
mix. gladioli, bloomii 
doz. Add rostage. E 
ton, Bremen. 
 
  
 
age. Mrs. yelma Dee 
Blue Star Bel h 
 
ters 
White. 2a ung Zale, 
 
cs White Narcissi, 
of Bethlehem Bulb 
Orange Day, Royal 
Lilies, Purple Violets, 
Dalhia Bulbs, mixed  
doz.; Large size Brow 
doz. _Beatrice Mosley, 
Rt. 2, Box 86. eS 
 
Zinnias, 35. doz. 
Salvia, 40c doz. M 
Brady, Cairo, Riek 
 
Red, Pd Pink 
$1.00; large Red, Purp 
 
Dahlias, 3, $1.00; Lily of 
ley, 10c ea. Add posta 
C. C. Gentry, Calhoun, 
 
Large variety Pot } 
dif. Geraniums, 6 dif. | 
Ferns, Cactus, Lantana 
several unknown, 10, 
 
Yellow, : 
Add postage. a Ef y 
Canton, Rt. 3. 
 
  
       
     
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
  
   
 
  
 
   
 
plants, Pom 
type, in variety 
_ mixed collection, 
 
  
  
  
  
 
    
  
    
      
       
       
         
    
     
        
  
 
   
 
postage. No orders 
E. Holland, Car- 
 
   
 
hlox, $1. doz.; 
n Mums, 36 plants, 
P mixed cols. 
Pink Per. 
doz. Damp 
Del. Mrs. M. G. 
 
   
 
       
      
      
     
       
      
    
    
    
      
      
     
      
      
 
   
 
ms, Purple Iris, 
ilies, Wragon- 
Rose cuttings, | 
idalwreath, 7, 
ogon, Blue Grape 
Oe doz.; Pink Run- 
 
   
 
  
  
 
in small orders. 
ean, Cairo, 342 
 
  
  
 
  
  
 
r colors. Mrs. J. H. 
rtown, Rt. 3. 
 
ums, lange, med., 
kinds yellows, 
small red, pink, 
early and late va- 
ed, 30, $1.00 pre- 
nts for 3 print 
yy postage, Mrs. 
Calhoun. 
 
n Sister- Running 
Jasmine, Red 
Lantana, Milk 
Umbrella Palm, 
Cosmus, Mari- 
ts to exchange 
Wooten, 
 
    
 
   
 
     
    
   
 
   
 
   
 
  
  
 
   
 
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large type 
Pink, Red, Lav- 
$1. doz.; a 
ink, 50e doz. 
s. H, L. An- 
 
  
 
  
     
  
     
   
   
      
         
    
    
   
   
   
      
      
       
   
      
    
  
      
       
    
    
  
   
  
 
, Rt, 3. 
Red with White 
 
, 65c; 50, $1.20; 
 
, Purple Prince, 50, 
led, 35, $1.20: Stiff 
s, Dbl. Pink Wa- 
Gaillardia, Agera- 
Red Cedars, 65c 
$1.20 ae Mrs. J. M, 
 
$1.00; White, 
d, Blue Thrift, $1. 
le West, Crawford- 
 
Chrysanthemums, 
yellow, pink, varie- 
ot, bronze, golden 
; $6. C. Exp. 
 
   
  
 
    
 
cuttings, 10c 
conch begonias, 
25 ea. PP. Exc. 
white geranium or 
 
| Jap. Ligustrums, a broad leaf 
 
| Myrtle, Abelias, $3. doz.; Nan- 
 
| Boxwood (semperviren), $90. B. 
 
}mums, White, 50c doz. 
1 Ernest Porch, Greenville. 
 
| dils, Yellow Narcissus, $1.25 C; 
 
rerbena, 3 doz., $1.]. 
Mrs. H, B. Rob- 
 
| gonia, 12 and 14 in. high, white, 
emanation 
 
E. R. Brookshire, | 
 
t| Lily, Ch 
Blue Single Hyacinth, -others. | 
 
African Violet Iyeaves, all 
kinds, colors, Amazong and Du- 
ponts, 10 leaves, $1. Plus post- 
age. Mrs. A. P. Sheppard, Grif- 
fing Rt. 'C: 
 
svergreen, tall variety, 3 yrs. 
old, 2-3 ft., 20c ea. Add postage. 
Miss Daisy Ellis, Greenville. 
 
Ligustrum (wax leaf), $5. C; 
$40. M; Nandina Seedlings, $3. 
C. Lois Woodruff, Greenville... 
 
Old English Dwarf Boxwood, 
heavy field grown, several yrs. 
old, well shaped, compact, 6-8 
in., 50c ea.; 4-6 in., 25 ea.; 4-6 
in., 2 yrs. old, 15 ea. Blanche 
Woodruff, Greenville. 
 
2000 Dwarf Boxwood, 4-6 in., 
$1.00; 500 Wax Ligustrums, 
sturdy liners, $25.00; Crape 
 
dinas; $1.20 doz. Talmadge Rob- 
inson, Greenville. 
 
Bordering size Boxwood 
plants, Red Thrift, $1.50 doz.; 
Gardenias, Abelias, Crape 
 
Myrtle, $3. doz.; 1000 6-8 in. 
 
L. Robinson, Greenville, 
Small rooted Boxwood Suf- 
 
fruticosa (Old English), $1.25 
doz.; Larger $2. doz.; Flame 
(Calendulacea) Azaleas, 25c 
 
ea.; Nudiflora Snow, and pink, 
2-3 ft., 20c ea.; Blooming size 
Gardenia, Cydonia, Japonica, 
50c ea.; Verbena, rooted, $1.00 
doz., $3. C. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, 
Greenville. oe ; ; 
Large Yellow Chrysanthe- 
Mrs. 
 
Boxwood, bordering size, $1. 
doz.; $35. M; plants for Urns, 
60c ea. 2, $1.00; Camellias 
(Margies Joy), rooted cuttings, 
dbl. red, outdoor grown, $100. 
M. Maude Hamby, Greenville. 
 
Geraniums, Begonias, Ferns, 
35c ea.; Wandering Jew, 3 cols., 
15c ea. Add postage. Will not 
ship out-of-state. Mirs. Omer 
os Hiawassee, Rt. 1, Box 
0. : 
 
White Feverfew plants, 35c 
doz.; White Fairy, Milk and 
Wine Lilies, 25 ea. PP. Miss 
Vena Brown, Hartwell.  
 
Scotch Broom, 25c; $1. doz.; 
$6. C; Deutzia plants, Pink Spi- 
tea, White, 25 ea.; Damp pack- 
ed. Rooted; Perennial Phlox, 
nixed cols., 35 doz.; Add post- 
age under $1. orders, Mrs. Carl 
Kimsey, Hiawassee. 
 
Yellow, White Jonquils, But- 
ter and Eggs, Trumpet Daffo- 
 
Bird of Paradise, Weeping Wil- 
low, 75c ea.; Pink Thrift, 50c 
doz. Miss Mattie McCurley, 
Hartwell, Rt. 2. 
 
White, Yellow Jonquils, But- 
ter and Eggs, Trumpet Daffo- 
dils, $1.25 C; Amaryllis, small 
size, 5, $1.00; Pink Mlowers 
Weeping Willow, Bird of Para- 
dise, 75c ea.; Blue Thrift, 50c 
doz. Miss Cecil McCurley, Hart- 
well, Rt..2. } 
 
5 dif. varieties named Azaleas, 
Sarah Frost Camellias, finest 
dbl, White, Pink, Blue French 
Pot Hydrangeas, $1. ea.; 6, $5.; 
 
fodil bulbs, $1.50 C. Exc. for 
/print sacks, 
Hartwell. 
 
* 150 var. Iris (First place win- 
ners in Iris show 1949). Write 
for prices. Mrs. T. T. Patrick, 
Jackson. 
 
Asparagus, Sprengeri Fern, 2 
yrs. old, 25c; Angel Wing Be- 
 
50c; Mothers Tears, White Iris, 
10c; Sweet Gum Vine, 5c cut- 
ting. Mrs. Mollie Buckner, Jas- 
per, Rt. 3. 
 
Southern Star (a Peacock 
blue flower from So. America), 
grows about 15 in. tall, for pot 
or yard, 25 seed, 25c; 75, 50c. No 
stamps. Inclose postage. Hoyet 
Sullivan, Jasper, Rt. 2. 
 
125 prize winning Iris, 10c- 
$1. ea.; Also all kinds bulbs, 
Daffodils, 
i inese Sacred Lilies, 
 
Write for information. Mrs. W. 
 
19 ft., Pot Gardenias, 75c ea.; 4, 
| $2.50; Four finest varieties Datf- 
 
Mrs. John Myers, | 
 
Narcissus, Bermuda 
 
Wen Bronze Medal in A. I, S. 
Show 1949. Mrs, Marvin Far- 
rar, Jenkinsburg. 
 
_ Giant Zinnias, choicest colors, 
improved mixed clean, new 
seed, diameter last year meas- 
ured 61/4 in. $1. per Prince | 
Albert Tob, can. Dusted with 
D. D. T. No less than 80 worth 
pee L. G. Westbrook, Kings- 
and.  
 
Rooted Geraniums, white 
with cerise spots, 60ce. PP. Sup-: 
ply limited; Also want rooted 
Geraniums, Pink, White Varie- 
gated, Purple, Yellow and Pur- 
ple Sultanas, rooted. Write first. 
Mrs. D. G. Caldwell, Kingsland. 
 
African Violets: New var. 
Lady Geneva, Dbl. Neptune, 
Orchid Neptune, Red King, Red 
Queen, Sunrise, Dbl. Margaret, 
Perriwinkle, Pink Girl, Sailor, 
Purple, Bronze Girl, Amazons, 
Supremes, Duponts, ete. Jeanne 
 
N.E 
 
Dahlias: Mixed var. in large, 
med., Pom Pom, many cols., 
red, yellow, pink, lavender, 
white, bronze, wine, orchid, 
$1.25 doz. PP. Mrs. Vaughn Rog- 
ers, Ayersville. 
 
Hardy Candy Tuft, Old Fash- 
ion Sweet Pinks, White, Pink, 
and Pink, Red, Purple Verbena, 
20 plants, $1.00; Giant Lark- 
spur, 4 cols. Lavender Physos- 
tegia, 25c doz. Mrs. D. E. Abra- 
ham, Avondale Estates, Box 
112, Cel Cre 1180).7 2 
 
Mixed cols. Peturiias, 30 
plants, 40e; Mixed cols, Mari- 
gold, 2 doz., 20c; Rooted Sal- 
mon, Pink Sultanas, 10c ea.; 
 
Zinnias, 10 doz.; Red, Pink 
Geranium, 25c ea. Accept 
stamps. Add postage. Mrs. W. S. 
 
Griffin, Adel, Rt. 1. 
 
Frost Pink Camellia, rooted 
cuttings, $1.00; Gardenia, Smi- 
lax Roots, 50c; 8 var. named 
Cannas, med. Dahlias, $1. doz.; 
Exchange for Pink, Red, Laven- 
der Butterfly, Cactus Dahilias, 
Lilies, Bleeding Heart, Salmon 
Cannas, Weigelas, sacks, etc. 
Mrs. Nora Smith, Arnoldsville. 
 
Red and yellow cannas, 50c; 
Iris, white, purple, lavender, 
yellow, variegated lavender and 
white, 50c doz.; Mum plants, 
mixed, not labeled, sev. col. and 
types, 75c; scarlet thistle dusty 
miller, 30c. Add postage. Mrs. 
Julia Singleton, Atlanta, 1139 
Hall Ave. S. E. Dixie 2654. 
 
Daffodils, Narcissi, Hyacinths, 
35e doz.; Blue Lilacs, rooted, 
Xmas Honeysuckle, 50c; Dog- 
wood, $1.00, $3. Plus postage, 
or COD. Mrs. W. L. Barrett, Al- 
pharetta, Rt. 3, Wood Rd. 
 
Jonquils, Narcissus Bulbs, 
large quantities, sold on prem- 
ises only, Call Ch. 1286. Mrs. C. 
 
C. Mitchell, Atlanta, 4388 Ros- 
well Rd. pa  y 
 
Big Red, White Thrift, rooted, 
ready for planting, 30c doz.; 
$2.50 C; Red and Lavender 
Cushion Mums, 25c doz, Add 
postage. No checks. Mrs. J.,G. 
Beard, Alpharetta. 
 
Select blooming size Glad 
Bulbs, 3 doz., $1. PP. Mrs. C. 
M. Edwin, Adairsville, Rt. 2. 
 
ter Cushion Mums, also Yel- 
low Incurved, 75c doz.; Angel 
Trumpet plants, 50c ea. Add 15c 
postage. Mrs. R, J. Miller, Au- 
gusta, 2718 Milledgeville Rd. 
 
Dahlias, large size bulbs, 15c 
ea. Exc. for Scuppernong or 
Grape Vine, 2 of each. Will pay 
postage both ways. I. W. Foster, 
 
W. (Tel, Em. 2414). 
 
Large size Yellow, Lavender 
Dahlia Bulbs, $1. doz. Plus 
postage. Prompt delivery. Mrs. 
U. S. Lynch, Athens, Rt. 2. 
 
18 Dwarf Boxwood, Ever- 
 
White Apr. Dbl. Cream and yel- 
low Daffodils, 75c C; Yellow 
Cluster Sweet Narcissus, $1.25 
C; Blue Sweet Violets, 35c doz.; 
Bridalwreath; $1. doz. Mrs. Les- 
sie Wallace, Arnoldsville, Rt. 1, 
Box 96. pti 
 
Verbena, mostly Red, 6 pieces 
25c. Mrs. J. K. Denton, Atlanta, 
 
  
 
  
 
     
 
J. Saunders. Jenkinsburg. 
 
4794 Asbbe C4, & Ur 
 
Wilson, Atlanta, 948 Greenwood | s 
 
White with large Yellow Cen-| 
 
Atlanta, 8 Ridgeway Ave., \N.. 
 
green, rooted, 35c and 50c ea.; 
 
Mrs. Myrtle P. Hunt, Atlanta, 
1600: Evans Dr., S. W. (Tel. Ra. 
5973). 
 
Yellow Dbl. Single Narcissi, 
40c C; Mums, Nancy Ross, Red 
Radiance, Big Ball Bronze, 
Calif, Yellow, White; Orchid, 
White Daisy, Orchid Glow, 25 
plants, $1. Mrs. Clyde Logan, 
Austell, Rt. 2. 
 
Thrift, 60c C; Large Jonquils, 
50c doz.; Dbl. Day Lilies, White, 
Purple Iris, 35 doz.; Pink, Red 
Perennial Peas, Thornless Rose, 
Rambler Rose, 25c ea. Add post- 
age. Mrs. D. A. DeLay, Austell, 
Rt. 2, Box 207. 
 
Dbl. Pink, Red Geranium and 
Coleus cuttings, 20c ea.; 2, 35c; 
Purple, Orange, Variegated Red 
Sultana cuttings, 25 ea.; 2, 45c; 
Boston, Baby Fern, Green and 
Pink Leaf Shrubbery, 35c ea.; 
2, 50c. Add postage. Mrs. J. C. 
relay a Albany, 616 Stadium 
 
Blue Hydrangea, blooming 
size White Wisteria, Pink 
Weigelas, 40c ea.; Glads, yellow 
cluster Sweet Narcissus, Trum- 
pet Daffodils, Star of Bethle- 
hem, 35 oz.; Rose, White, Pink, 
Hibiscus Roots, 2, 45e. Add post- 
 
ee Mrs. Sam Smith, Austell, 
 
Pot Caladiums, upright,. 10- 
15 in., 50 ea.; 15-18 in., 70c ea.; 
Star of Bethlehem Bulbs, 35c 
doz.; Palma Christi Seed, 25c 
cup. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Adairs- 
ville, Rt. 2. : x 
 
Begonias: Dbl. White, Pink, 
Red, Everblooming Wax, Red, 
Pink, Rose, Star, Beefsteak, 
Angel Wing, Watermelon, also 
Boston Ferns, any 3, $1.25 PP; 
Rex Begonias, $1.00; 3, $2.50. 
Mrs. N. B. Wilson, Atlanta, 943 
Greenwood Ave., N. E, 
 
50 var. named dahlias, extra 
large blooms, $5. doz.; some var. 
mixed in handling, $1., $2. and 
$3. doz, del.; pink, red Azalea- 
mums, $1. doz.; Button Mums, 
4 col. $1. doz. Mrs. R. Q. Miller, 
Aeworth, Rt. 2. ; 
| Gardenias, Loquots, Boxwood, 
Buonymous, 6- 2 yr. old plants, 
$1.00; African violets and other 
house plants, 7 small for $1. 
Postage 25c extra ea. order. 
Mrs. Alma Moore, Adel. 
 
Ferns, Roosevelt, Boston, 
Sword, Oystershell, non-wilt 
florist col. $2.50, 40c ea.; giant 
Geraniums, Oxblood, scarlet, 
Picardy, orchid, Rose, Cameo, 
 
Salmon, Appleblossom, white, 
col. $3.60; Begonias, Bronze 
Leather, Bleeding Heart, Bee?- 
steak, red conch, col. $2.00. 
Mrs. Graham Eley, White 
Plains. 
 
Red, and Red and Yellow 
Cannas, Pink Mums, Bronze 
 
Glad Bulbs, 7 Sister Roses, Box 
Plants; Boston Fern, Dark Red 
Dbl. Geranium, Caladium. Sell 
 
jor exchange for Violets, other 
 
Glads than mine, White, Yel- 
low Mums. Mrs, Walter L. Car- 
ter, Baxley, Rt. 2. 
 
3 large, some Small Boxwood 
for sale at our place. Mrs. J. R. 
arte: Blairsville, Rt. 2, Box 
169. : 
 
Several cols. Dahlias,~3-6 in., 
$1.50 and $2. doz.; Blue Roman 
Hyacinths, $1. doz.; Wandering 
 
4 Jew, Dark Green, 3, 10c; White- 
 
rGreen, 5e ea.; Dwarf Zinnia 
Seed, 15c cup. Add postage. 
Mrs. Beulah Moorehead, Bow- 
ersville. 
 
Large Jonquil Bulbs, Paper 
White Narcissi, $1. C; Golden- 
glow, 35c doz.; Tiger Lilies, 40c 
ea,; Star of Bethlehem, 65c doz.; 
Dif. cols. Fall Pinks, 25 doz.; 
Bronze Mums, 50 doz. Exc. for 
print sacks. Add postage. Mrs. 
Boy Boyce, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 
 
Jersey Beauty (pink) dahlias, 
3, $1.00; 12, $3.00; Miniature 
dahlias, 8 col. 12, $2.00; rose 
pink Northland daisy, dbl. pink 
spoon Mums, 12, 65c. Mrs. F. 
M. Combs, Sr. Washington. 
 
Dahlias, all named, 6-8 in., 
dia., mixed or 1 color, 12, $2; 
hybrid Scabiosa, pink, blue 
forgetnots, 12, 50c. Add lic 
postage on orders. Exe. for 
print sacks..Mrs. M. P. Combs, 
 
| son, Lithonia, Rt. 3, Box 216. 
 
pat x 4 2 ? 5 
LOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED 
: FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE  
all cols.,} Mimosa shrubs 2 yrs. old Iris (new arabes, Sho Boxwood, 50 yrs oid 25.00; Watermelon Cre : 
all  i t 0 ; : ha ; : , $25.00; crepe _ Myrtle, 
a oe $1.50 doz.; Tung Oil sprouts, 2| Jehan, Toy Mohal, Clara Noyes, | Oleander, 4 ne old, ee $3. doz., petunias, 25c "ieee  
for as e.}yrs. old, $1.50. A. J. Grimes, |10c; China Maid, Wabash, Gold-| not ship; Also Betsy Ross Mum | White, blue Hydrangea, 25c ea. 
. Beatrice |Glenwood, Box 44. at en Majesty, 25. Write for list.| Plants, $1. doz. Plus postage.|7 col. Chrysanthemums, 50e - 
 
doz.; hedges, 10 rooted, $1.20;  
 
not rooted, 12, 50c; milk and 
 
wine lilies, 5, $1. No order less 
 
Pe Mrs. Clayton Douglas, Alma, 
Reds 
 
Small Lily of India, Lace and 
Boston Ferns, 25 ea.; St. Ber- 
nard and paper lilies, 15c ea. 
Add postage>Mrs. Daniel Mec- 
Avoy, Washington. 
 
Large white or yellow chry- 
santhemums, rooted, damp moss 
packed PP. 20, $1.00; dbl. red 
 
and pink poppy 4 tbls. seed, 
 
$1.00. Exc. $1,00 worth of either 
for 3 print sacks. Ea. pay post- 
age. Mrs. Clovis Johnson, 
Waynesville. 
 
Flower Seed: Large dbl. Zin- 
nias, mix. col., 10c cupful; flash 
marigold, % cup, 10c; pink hi- 
biscus, Rose of Sharon, 15c 
teaspoonful, blackberry lily, 10 
for 10c; purple verbena plants, 
 
14, $1.00. PP. Miss Lillian Har- - 
 
din, White, Rt. 1. 
 
Feverfew, Phlox, Ageratum 
plants, 25c doz.; 6 doz., $1.00; 
Exc. for print sacks; All cols. 
Lillyput Zinnia Seed, 25c large 
 
  
 
  
 
        
   
       
         
     
    
      
      
      
     
  
   
        
      
    
     
   
 
match box; Red,. White, Bach- 
 
elor Button, _15c box; Tsp.  
Phlox, 10c. Plus stamped en-  
velope. No checks. Mrs. M. M, 
Kelley, Lithonia. seme 
 
Petunia, Sweet Williams, 20 
doz.; Verbena, 35c doz.; Ferns, 
 
Geraniums, Begonias, Coleus, 
Cactus, White, Pink Oxallis, 
15c;  Hollyhock, Snapdragon, 
 
Sweet William Seed, lic pkg.; 
Mums, large, 40c doz.; Red, 
Pink Thrift, 30c doz. Add post- 
age. No checks. Mrs. C. H. Law-  
 
Mums, large, 35c doz.; Ver- 
bena, 30c doz.; Mimosa, Um- 
brella Chinaberry, Paw Paw, 
20c ea.; Bulbs, 20c doz.; Ever- 
bearing Strawberry plants, 60 
C; Rainbow Moss, 10c doz. Exc. 
for print sacks. Add postage. 
Mrs. T. J. Watson, Lithonia, Rt. 
Se 
 
Lilac, Japonica, Hedges, Bar- 
berry, $3. doz.; Mixed cols. 
Roses, Tansy, Snow on Moun-_ 
tain, Goldenglowtain, 
glow, Sweet Williams, Fall 
Pinks, Purple, Yellow, White, ~ 
Red Glads, ea., $1. doz. Red, 
White Dogwood, Altheas, East-. 
er Bells, Boxwood, Arborvitae, 
25e ea. Add postage. Tildon Par- 
ris, Loving. 
 
Easter Bells, Altheas, Lilies, 
Snowballs, Japonicas, Hedges, 
 
$2.50 doz.; Snow On the Moun-.  
 
tain, Tansy, Goldenglow, Love- 
 
Dogwood, 25 ea. Add postage. 
Mrs. Claude Wright, Loving. 
 
Large Dbl. White, Yellow 
 
plants, 25c doz.; Pink Thrift, 
30c..No COD. Mrs. W. N. Bar- 
rett, Lula, Rt. 2. 
 
Chrysanthemums, large shag- 
gy, $1. doz.; Yellow Jonquils, 
early type, also White Cream 
with yellow center, 25c doz.; PP. 
Mrs. F. W. Lee, Lula, Box 95. 
 
Yellow, Red Spotted Cannas, 
10c ea; Red Jap.. Lantern, 
large Yellow Fall Pinks, 10c ea, 
Docia Harris, Lula. : 
 
Smilax Vine, roots, $1. ea.3 
3, $2. PP. J, W. Toole, Macon,  
1381 Burton Ave.  
 
Snapdragon, White, Pink, Yel- 
low, Red, Bronze, 65c doz; 
choice Zinnias, Marigolds, 50 
doz.; 15 dif. Mums, both large, 
small varieties, $1.25; Petunia, 
Annual Phlox, Goldenglow,  
Feverfew, 3 doz., $1. Mrs. J. W. 
Jones, Madison. 
 
Chrysanthemums, white, yel- 
low, rose, bronze, 50c doz. Mrs. 
L. S. Brackett, Marietta, Rt. 2. 
 
Pink, Red, White, Orange Ge-  
raniums, Pink, Blue Hydrangea, _ 
Lantanas, Pink, White Sultanas, 
Dbl. White, Red Petunias, Red 
Conch Begonia, Rainbow Moss, 
cuttings, 15c ea.; 2, 25c; Lace 
Sprengeri and Boston Fern, 20 
ea.; 2, 35c. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, 
Martin. 
 
1 ea. rooted Red, Pink Ver- 
bena, and Foxgloves, a start of 
Larkspur, also 100 Strawberry 
 
  
 
  
 
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plants, $2. Mrs. J. B. Pitts, 
Meansville, Rt. 1, . 
 
Goldens 
 
Mums, Lady of the Lake, Cigar  
 
  
 
    
     
        
  
         
     
      
    
    
       
     
    
     
      
         
        
      
   
     
   
   
      
      
    
     
        
          
        
      
        
  
     
    
   
 
Entangle Moss, Iris, Blue Flag,  
Glads, ea. $1. doz.; Spruce, 
White Pine, Laurels, Azaleas, 
 
a 
 
  
 FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE 
 
FOR SALE 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
 
FOR t SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Calendulas, Asters, Snapdrag- 
on, Red, White Carnations, 
- Queen Ann Lace, Pink, mixed 
- Petunias, Salvia, 2 doz., $1.00; 
Aid 20c extra for postage. Mrs. 
Derwood Allgood, Meigs, Rt. 1. 
 
Dahlias: Jane Cowl, Jersey 
Beauty, 5 bulbs, $1.00; 50 Asst. 
cols. Glad Bulbs, $3.00; 4 var. 
White large type Mum plants, 
$1. doz. All PP. G. M. Moseley, 
Menlo. 
 
Mt. Laurels, Rhododendrons, 
Red, Yellow Azaleas, Pink Cher- 
okee Roses, Redbud, Holly, 
Crabapple, tulip Poplar, White 
Pine, Dogwood, Strawberry 
_bush, Yellow Roses, 2-3 ft., $2.75 
Ba doz.; Phlox, Shasta Daisies, 
e Snowdrops, Blue Iris, Gray Vio- 
Jets, $2.50 C. Bonnie Abercrom- 
bie, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Azaleas, 3 cols. 
Dogwood, 2-3 ft., $1.50 doz.; 
Rhododendrons, Sweetshrubs, 
Cherokee Roses, 20c ea.; Orange 
Day Lilies, Narcissi, Violets, 
Blue, White Shasta Daisies, 
Dusty Miller, Snowdrop, 40c 
Goz. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. W. D. 
Davis, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Red, White Dogwood, 3 cols. 
Azaleas, Red Maple, Pines, 2-3 
ft., $1.50 doz.; Rhododendrons, 
Sweetshrubs, 20c ea.; Narcissi, 
Orange Day Lilies, Blue, White 
- Violets, Shasta Daisies, Snow- 
_ drop, 40c doz. Mrs. Clifton Dav- 
 
is, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Silver King Artemisia (short 
plant), 1l5c ea.; $1.25 doz.; $10. 
C; Dahlia Roots, Warner, 25c 
ea.: Watching Giant, 50c -ea.; 
Yellow Queen, 25c ea. Add post- 
age. Mrs. James R. Patterson, 
Morrow, Rt. 1, Box 67. 
 
Unrooted cuttings, all differ- 
 
- ent, one African Violet, 5 each 
 
Coleus, Sultanas, 3 Dbl. Be- 
 
gonias, $1.00; Or exc. for 3, 100 
 
Ib. print sacks. Send sample. 
 
Write first. Mrs. Calvin Bee, 
Newnan, Rt. 3. 
 
Purple Achimenese, 25 doz.; 
Nice clump Maiden Hair Fern, 
25c; Mixed Castor Beans, 2 
cups, 25c; Rooted Baby Doll 
(pink), 25c ea.; Assortment 12 
rooted pot plants, $1. Add post- 
age. Miss Emma Dugger, Oliver. 
 
Ageratum, Butterfly Bush, 
_ Blue, Pink Hydrangea, also few 
Bunch Butterbean Seed for 
sale, or exc. for Sweet Pepper 
yee. or good Popping Corn. 
_ Mrs. Soll Holton, Ocilla, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
  
 
red, white 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
dark purple, pink, rooted cut- 
tings, 2 doz.,- $1.00; $3.00 C; 
Rosina Pink Violets, 25, $2.00; 
Blue Violets, 25, $1. 00. Rooted. 
Mrs. Walger Miller, Franklin. 
 
27 meee ees $1. 00 ea, Mrs. 
c Ren Cochran, Flowery Branch 
t, 
 
_ White Running Rose, Ivy, 
Trumpet Honeysuckles, Whiie 
Mums, 25c ea. Lizzie A. Mills, 
Folkston, Rt. 2, Box 1. 
 
Purple Flags, White, Goid 
Narcissus, Jonquils, Orange Li- 
lies, 50c doz.: Grape Begonias, 
- Pink Oxallis, 25c ea.; White 
- August Lilies, White Hydran- 
geas, 50c ea. Blue, White 
Spe, Purple Violets, 30 doz. 
A. E. Hughey, Fairmount, Rites 
 
Pink Peonies, 50e ea.; Dark 
Blue Iris, Giant Hollyhocks, 
Blue, White Striped Violets, 
Snow Drops, Dbl. Daffodils, 
_. 50c doz.; Lemon Lilies, Giant 
_. White Iris, 40c doz. No stamps. 
Bh a D. M. Hughey, Fairmount, 
 
t, 
 
: Mixed Hollyhocks, Dark Blue 
Violets, Narcissi, White, Red 
Iris, Lemon Lilies, 50e doz.; 
Rambler Rose, rooted, 25c ea. 
W. H. Hughey, Fairmount; Rt. 1. 
 
Pink Verbena, 25c nice bunch 
Red, Yellow, Orange, Pink 
_. Cannas, 3 bulbs, 25c. Add post- 
- age. Exe. for Hydrangeas, pink 
Myrtle, Pink Weigelas, Glads, 
or for print sacks. Each pay 
ostage. Mrs. Bessie McHugh, 
 
airmount, Rt. 1, 
 
Yellow Jasmine, pink running 
rose bush, honeysuckle, 2 for 
25c; dif. col. Iris, Jonquils, 
marcissus, glads, 50c doz.; Fall 
pinks, orange col. with red 
center, and tiger lilies, 3, 25c. 
Mrs. Ara Waldrip, Flowery 
Branch, Rt. 1. ie 
 
Cerinns cactus, Irish, Lilies, 
0c doz.; Sword Ferns, 50c for 
good, rooted cutting; yellow 
chrysanthemums, 40c ea. Mrs. 
J. T. Bulligton, Rebecea, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
   
 
  
 
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Perennial Verbena, red, whiie 
 
5 col. Verbenia, mix. petunias, 
20e doz.; white Shasta daisies, 
40c doz.; Milk and Butterfly 
lily bulbs, 20c ea. red, 3 shades 
pink. geraniums, 
slecked leaf begonias, 35c ea. 
3 ferns, 15c ea. Rooted. Add 
postage. Mrs. Jos. Gibbs, Rebec- 
Ga sRts2 
 
D. Perkins rooted roses, red, 
pink Butterfly bush, 15 ea.; 
mix, petunias, yellow and white 
mums, large zinnias, dbl. touch- 
menots, scarlet sage, 15 doz.; 
geranium cuttings, 3, 20c; green 
striped Jew, Oxallis, 3, 10c. 
Add postage. Mrs. P. E. Traylor 
Rebecea, Rt. 2. 
 
brid Crinums, large bulbs, 
special, 50c ea.; 3 col. oxallis, 
3 dif. shades rose pink, dbl. 
flowered cannas, $1.00 doz.; 
large flowered cluster daffodils, 
$2.50 C, Add postage. Mrs. 
Johnny Granger, Reidsville. 
 
12 chrysanthemums, $1.50; 6 
Feverfew, 50c; 6 Iris, 75c; 1 
white, 1 purple, 1 Regal lily, 
1 yellow weigela, 50c ea.; 6 
Asters, 30c; 1 bunch lacy ver- 
bena, 25c. Collection. Add post- 
age. Mrs. H. H. Thomason, 
Rockmart. 
 
Grandmothers old fashioned 
Bleeding Heart, 1750;: bridal- 
wreath, goldenrod, crepe my- 
rtle, spirea, 25e ea.; D. Per- 
kins roses, 15c ea., 8 for $1.90; 
also garlic, 28 doz. $1.00 C. 
Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy. 
 
Mix. col. dahlias, 75c doz.; 
red, white, yellow, bronze, la- 
vender chrysanthemums, orange 
day lilies, white iris, red and 
yellow cannas, 40c doz.; large, 
florist type glad. bulbs, 40c 
doz.; Del. Mary Ruth res 
Royston, te le 
 
Rooted Caps Jasmine, 25c ea.; 
 
Mums, red, yellow cannas, Day 
lilies, hardy phlox plants, 40c 
doz.; Boston and Sprengeria 
ferns, Striped grass, 15c ea. cat- 
nip, peppermint plants, 6, 25c. 
Del. Mrs. Leila Phillips, Roy- 
ston, Rt. 1. 
 
Fall pinks, rose thrift, cushion 
mums, iris, pink verbena, one 
cent each; white, orange, red, 
purple, rose sultanas, rooted, 
10c ea. ger. cuttings, 10c; 8 
dahlias, dbl., many col., for $1. 
Add postage. Mrs. Lester Phil- 
lips, Royston, Rt. 1. 
 
Petunia plants, field sddigieat 
white narcissus, daffodils, blue 
ageratum, 20c doz.; rooted ver- 
bena, dark purple, deep rose, 
pink with white-eye, white with 
red stripes, five cents ea. rose 
and verbena, 3, 10c. Under $1 
.add postage. Mrs. D. W. Fair- 
cloth, Rochelle. P. O. Box 1044. 
 
Mexican Tube rose bulbs, 2 
doz., $1.00; Daffodils, Cream 
with. short yellow trumpet, $1 
C: $8.00 M; Heavenly . Blue 
Morning Glory Seed, 10c spoon; 
$1.00, teacup, Salvia Sage, 10c 
spoon; Red; purple, var. ver- 
bena, 2 doz., $1.00. Mrs. W. T. 
Brit, Sr., Snellville. 
 
Dahlias:. Spirit of St. Louis, 
Wine Ball, Mary Ellen, White 
Wonder, Red Jersey, Rodman 
Wanamaker, Milton J. Cross, 
HLR:S., Yellow, Oriental Glory 
others, all large type, $3.00 doz. 
Labeled. Mrs. H. H. Gilstrap, 
Suwanee. ; 
 
Large Dahlia Bulbs, mix. col. 
including red, lavender, salmon, 
white, yellow, pink, $2. 00 doz.: 
all cols. Glad Bulbs, 25, $1.00. 
PP. No checks. Mrs. Clarence 
W. Meeks, Sandersville, Rt. 2. 
 
Mixed cols., blooming size 
glads, 40c doz. Add 12 post- 
age per doz. No exchanges. 
Mrs. Miles Tanner, Sandersville, 
Ri Leos 8; 
 
Large type Ghismankionnits 
plants, white, yellow, Bronze, 
purple, daisy type (small yel- 
low) white, 4 doz., $1.00; Rose- 
mary Bush, small size Pome- 
granate Bush, 2, $1.00; 4 Or- 
chid Curcuma Lilies, $1.00; 3 
Milk and Wine Lilies, $1.00. 
Add postage. Mrs. V. M. John- 
son, Shellman, 
 
Old Fashion Lemon Ver- 
bena (Aloysia-Lippia Citrio- 
 
~| dora), Sweet Scented Little Old 
 
fashion apple Geraniums (Pela- 
rgonium Odorata), $1.00 ea. 
Plus 10c postage. Mrs. Ellen B. 
Bean, Stone Mountain, % Din- 
widdy Farm, 
 
  
 
Anglewing, 
 
-gons, 
 
Gloriosa climbing lilies, hy- 
 
var, dahlias, 75c doz.; mix. col. | 
 
  
 
Dbl. Pink Altheas, 40c ea.; 
Pink Cannas, 10 ea.; Yellow 
Day Lilies, 60 doz.; Jap. Mag- 
nolia, purple, 75 ea. A id post- 
age. No stamps. Mrs. Mary D. 
Forrester, Sparta. & 
 
Night blooming Cereus Plants 
50c-$1.50. Exe. for Coral Vine; 
Dwarf Rooted Boxwood, Dbl. 
Yellow Day Lilies; Iris, (except 
white and purple), Snapdra- 
Pink, Red Dogwood, 
Johnnie- Jump- Up, Purple Achi- 
menese, Delphinium, Calendu- 
las, Snowballs, Purple Morning 
Glory. Mrs. C. M. Proctor, Sum- 
mit. \ 
 
Liriope Muscari, 
lar border plant, producing 
heavy spikes lavender blue 
flowers in summer, large clump 
18-24 in., 30c; Extra large clump 
 
most popu- 
 
18-24 in. across, 35c. Cannot 
ship. Mrs. David J. Arnold, 
Shellman. 
 
Avalanche (white), Butter-- 
ball Yellow Mums, Giant Flow- 
ering and Lilliput Zinnias, mix, 
2nd. yr. Dbl. peuen, Marigold, 
Pink with white eye Verbena, 
3c ea. Moss packed. Mrs. J. R. 
Braninen, Statesboro, Rt. 1. 
 
Yellow Chrysanthemum plants 
 
med. size, 5 ea. Add postage. 
Miso J Be SUS SOR Law- 
renceville, Rt. Box 18. 
 
Fine mixed Iris, many cols., 
$4.00 C; $30.00 M;; Amaryllis, 
Milk and Wine, Calla, Philli- 
pine Lilies, 25c ea.; Valley, Red 
Spider, and Blue Aug. Lilies, 
H 00 doz. Add postage, Mrs. S 
 
Mixed col. Snapdragon pane, 
 
  
 
40e"0Z.2. 3 (G0Z;,42$10 00. 
 
ny Wallis, ian 
Blue Lilies, 25c dees Red, 
 
purple, Sultana, rooted, Ruf. 
 
fled Fern, 20c ea.; Red, Pur- 
ple Pink, Salmon Sultana ecut- 
ting, Coleus, 2, 15e; Canna, 6, 
20c; Red Wandering Jew, Be ea. 
 
cutting: Blue Hyacinths, 20c 
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ida 
Teague, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1. 
 
Dbl. West Port Beauty Be- 
gonias, Var. pink, white, rooted, 
50c; Large flowering dbl. pink 
Petunia; rooted, 50c ea.; 4, 
 
$1.75; Rooted Begonias, Fairy 
Mrs. H. B. 
 
Lilies, 
Clower, 
 
$1.00 doz. 
Lawrenceville, Rt. 3. 
 
Winter Creeper, 
Wisteria, Spirea, 
English Ivy, Antony (large) 
Waterer Spirea, Boxwood, large 
 
leaf Vinca, Abelia, Golden Beil, 
 
many other shrubs, 4, $1.00; 
Large, 2, $1.00. Josan Geia, 
Lawrenceville. 
 
Sky Vines, rooted, all Day- 
Glory Vines, est 00 ea.; 2, $1.50; 
Geranium cuttings, dbl. red, 2, 
$1.00. Exe. for sacks. Mrs, J. 
C, Way, Lambert. 
 
Rooted Flowers: Purple Vio- |3 
 
lets, Thrift, 20c doz.; Golden 
Honeysuckle, Long _ Spikes 
Pink Cactus, 10c; Violets; thrift, 
20c doz. Golden Cape: Jasmine, 
35c; 10 dif. mums, 45c; Bos- 
ton Fern, 25c; Red, white Sham- 
rock, 3, 100; "Add postage. Mrs. 
Ryd: Fleming, Lincolnton. 
 
Ten 1 yr. Iris (spreading) 
Junipers, rooted, 50 ea.; Pink 
Thrift,- $1.00. C.. PP. Tall. light 
Blue Iris, 50c doz.; Prince Al- 
bert Daffodil, $2. 00. C; Scotch 
 
Broom, 3, 35. Mrs, Lona Tal- |. 
 
lent, Lula. Spee: 
 
Chrysanthemums, ie type, ; 
 
white, cream, yellow red, pink, 
lavender, $1, 00 doz. labeled, 
name, color, 100 White, rea- 
sonable, small mums, 50c doz. 
Damp packed. Mrs. J. E, Bent- 
ley, Parrott. 
 
Milk and Wine lilies, red sul- 
tanas, 25c ea.; red President 
cannas, 60c doz.; dbl. red gera- 
nitms, unrooted, 10c ea. blan- 
ket flowers, purple ageratum, 
30c doz.; pink, yellow var. lan- 
tana, 30c ea.; mixed iris, $1.00 
C. $1.00 orders PP in Ga. Eve- 
lyn W. Seago, Pinehurst. 
 
Dbl, red cannas, 40e doz.; pur- 
 
ple, Sweet violets, red dian- 
thus pinks, pink daisy mums, 
foxgloves, 25c doz. Exc. for 
 
feed sacks. Write first. Mrs. V. 
E. Bennett, Pitts, Rt. 1. 
 
Pig. leaf ferns, Colts foot, 
26e big bunch; Hedge plants, 
rooted, 25 for $1. 000 RC. 
Stover, Pirgah. : 
 
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.| Broad Leaf Evergreen, Golden- 
M. Gunter, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1. 
 
Santolina, 
Thumbergi, 
 
Daisy Mums, paper white and 
yellow cup narcissi, daffodils, 
25e doz.; $1.25 C.; yellow Star 
Jasmine, 2 2 for 35 large, well 
rooted, milk and wine, butterfly 
and dbl, orange day lilies, 
President -cannas, 75e doz. 
Mrs. J. 8. Greene, Quitman. 
 
Stock and Snapdragon plants, 
3 doz. $1.00; Zinnia,Marigold, 
aster and petunia plants, 23c 
doz.; $1.50 C; paper white and 
 
Crinium, | butterfly and dbl. 
orange lilies, -75e doz. 
for print sacks. Mrs. J. E. Har- 
rell, Quitman, Rt. 5: : 
 
-Sveral cols. Iris, mixed, 25, 
40c; Myrtle Vine, _Evergreen, 
Orange Lilies, single, double, 
White, Variegated Violets, Star 
of Bethlehem, Daisies, 75 Ao: 
Blue Spider Wort, Daffodils, 25 
doz.; Pink Almond, Bridal- 
wreath, Goldenbells, 3, 23c; 75c 
Ri Mrs. Doyle Eller, Ellijay, 
 
t,3s 
 
doz., 25c; 75 C; Orange Hemer- 
ocallis, Dbl, single Wild Tris, T5047 
C; Purple Iris, 30 doz.; Daisy 
Mums, 20c doz.; Cedars, 20;. 
Evergreen, Deutzia, 25 ea. Exc. 
for print sacks in good cond.|/ 
Add postage. Miss Frances El- 
ler, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
Orange Lilies, Tame Vielets, 
Purple Foxglove, Wild _ Iris, 
Star of Bethlehem, Spider 
Wort, $1: C; Dbl. White Easter. 
Rose, Boxwood, Pink Hibiscus, 
 
bell, Weeping Mary, Jasmine, 
 
postage. Mrs. Mollie ieee oa 
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49. 
 
Tame Blue Var. Violets, Pur- 
ple Foxglove, Daffodils Wild 
Iris, Orange Lilies, ar of 
Bethlehem, SieeGe Shasta Dais- 
ies, Gold Button Mums, Glads, 
65 doz.; 
Lilacs, Jasmine, White Eng. 
Dogwood, Weeping Mary, 3, $1. 
Add postage. Mrs. Nancy Hen- 
derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49. 
 
Dbl. Daffodils, Butter and 
Eggs, Long Trumpet Yellow, 
White Apr. blooming Narcissus, 
Yellow, Orchid Iris, 50c doz.; 
$2. C; Exc. for print, feed sacks 
cat 25 ea. Miss Jeannie Langley, 
Ellijay, Rt. 3, dead Haven Vil- 
lage. 
 
| Wild ee Lily, Galax, Wild 
Tris, Blue, - Purple, Birdfeot, 
Violets, White, Yellow Violets, 
Wild Anemones, Wild Gerani- 
ums, Dbl., single Orange Day 
Lilies, Dbl. Yellow Aster, Yel- 
low Mums, 50 doz. Mrs. Mary 
Langley, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
Lilies, Phlox, Fall Pinks, 
Foxgloves, King Alfred Daffo-; 
dils, Buttereups, 50c doz.; $2. C; 
$8. M. Exc. for print feed sacks. 
Miss Dennie Barnes, Ellijay, Rt. 
 
White Vinca Minor, Trailing 
Evergreen Vine, White Flow- 
fers, 15c ea.; AO $1.00; 3 Chinese 
Date Bushes, 460"; B0e Lea; 
-Dahlias,. asst. iaae varieties, 
not labeled, 20c ea.; $2. doz.: 
Small and med., 15c ea.; $1.50 
doz. Mrs. M. J. Holverstott, El- 
lijay, Rt. 5. 
 
Yellow Japonicas, Ellijay, 75 
ea.; Daffodils, Jonquils, ay doz.; 
 
& on Lilies, ite, ellow 
 
Fa ks,75 doz:; Whi g- 
C $1.00; roo 
hecks, Exe. for feed sacks. 
 
Ople Goble, Ellijay, Rt - 
20 Boxwood, - as der, 
 
$35. at my place. Mrs. Pearl 
ee Ellijay, Rt. 2. 
 
Dbl. Japonicas 6 yrs. old, 
75c ea. Tame Mint, 75c doz.; 
Cannas, $1 doz.s Jap. Iris, 
Easter Lilies, B. and Egg, 50c 
doz. Ee Earl Keener, Ellijay, | T. 
Rt, 3. 
 
bane White Narcissus, 15 
doz.; Red Hibiscus, 35c; Lemon 
Lilies, 60 doz.; Perennial Phlox, 
Red Mint, Bllue Ageratum, 
Spider Wort, Foxglove, 35 doz.; 
 
theas, 35 ea.; Sweetshrubs, $1. 
doz. Add postage. Mrs.Lee El- 
ler, Ellijay, Rt. 2. 
 
Rooted Great White Mazel 
Trumpet, 50c ea.; 12 rooted Sul- 
tanas, mixd cols., 
let Sage, 50 doz? 
 
oe Sate 
ticla, Crown of 
 
ements, 
 
  
 
yellow cup center narcissi, daf- | | 
fodils, jonquils, ete. $1. 00. C5], 
 
Exc. | - 
 
; postage. 
 
25 ear; Altheas, 45c doz. Add} 
 
Goldenbell, Purple j 
 
Arborvitae, Snowball, Dbl. Al- fi 
 
1.00; Scar- | lili 
 
Emperor Daffodils, 
White, April, White La 
cissi, 
doz.; 
 
fodils, $1. C. le" Bh 
an Hyacinths, sioa8 doz. 
Purple Iris, $1.50 C. Ad 
 
Elberton, 
 
Chinese Blue Forget- 
Annual Phlox Ss 
 
Miss 
 
Wright, Elberton. 
 
ea.; dbl, geraniums, P 
Comden, red, Missouri, or 
scarlet, Buckner, whi Fi 
France, pink, Barney, 
 
rooted, 30c ea. A 
; alnak 
 
White, Light Blue Violets, 2] Mrs. 
 
Teac Hardy. 
er Lily Bulbs, $ 
Purple, Blue 1.2 
Red Hot Poker, 25c bi 
postage. Mrs. Mae 
 
: Gatesville, Rt, 6. pet 
 
Red, Dark Purple, Pi 
Red Verbena, to exchar 
White Verbena; Maple 
ranium, 25c ea; La 
50c; Begonia (Angel 
for Dbl. White Geraniu 
Joe Grizzle, Gajnesvilia 
 
E ; ~60c C 
| Tris Orange Day Li 
C; Goldenglow, Mum 
Gloves, 50 doz.; Pin 
 
au 3 5 
doz.: Mixed cols. Dahlia 
$i doz.; Several shades 
nials, rooted, single and 
60c doz. Mrs. 
Gainesville, Rt. 6. 
 
Egyptian Lotus, 
Iris, 20 varieties, 7, | 
Pink, Yellow Spoon, 2 
ged White, | Incurved - 
Incurved White, 
Daisy, ete., 20, asco 
Johnson, Crawfordy 
Yellow, Cream, tusk! 
Purple Mums, 35 doz.; 
and Light. Lavender M 
doz, Add postage. Mrs, 
Howard, Cleveland, Rt. ate 
 
Collection of choi 
themums, 3 doz., $1.00; 
plants, from large bloo 
$1.00; Dahlia bulb: large 
labeled, 15c i ; AS 
and. sizes, w 
15c. No orders under 1.4 
DEA; Law, Chula. 
 
Large prize winning C 
themums: Silver Wedding 
Sunset Velews Ma 
Pink, Colter render, 
Cream, ean , Var 
25 plants, $4.00; Butt 
Daisy type, 20, $1. Mr 
Silvery Cuthbert, Rt. py 
 
of Ported Madam 
 
and Hungarian Pink, 
 
President, and King H 
mania 
 
30c ea.; spreng 
 
2 yrs 
| grown trom seed, 4 Coleus, 
and green, Snake plant, sal 
 
sultanas, rooted, 25c e@a.; ca 
pincushion, cob, s 
ngs 15 ea, No stamps. 
 
. Chatham, Calhoun, 
 
Pirple ists, 30c.d 
white Begonias and Spre 
and Boston ferns, 30~b 
baby breath, $1. ea.; 
white gee , 
 
Iris, white, purple, 
Yellow blues, white paper 
cissi, 25 doz.; dahlia, mix. 
 
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postage. Mrs. Frank 
Enigma. 
 
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Cc 
 
1, di begonias, blue Augt 
$ 0z.; beg ite, ore 
    
 
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Hybrid Hemerocallis, 
 
TD Jant- 
ed from seed, $1.00 doz.; Hybrid 
| Amaryllis, blooming size, 4, 
 
$1.00; Smaller, 6, $1.00; About 
1 dif. cols. Dbl. Geranium cut- 
tings, $1.00 doz.; Blooming size 
Glads, many cols. mixed, 5 
ea. No less $1.00 orders. No 
checks. Mrs. Frank Kirkland, 
Douglas, Rt. 3. : 
 
Dwarf Cushion Mums, Per. 
 
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Day| Phlox, 2 doz., $1.25; Verbena, 
 
Pink, Red; Blue, Dark Pink, 
 
cs} | 4 doz., $1.30; Azaleamums Pink, JL 
 
}Yellow, 2 doz., $1.25; Pink prim- 
foses,* 3. doz., $1.25. Orchid 
Thrift, 50, 75c; No less sold. 
No checks. Mrs. Lon Ashworth, 
Dacula, Rt. 1. 
 
"| Blue Ridge Azaleas, 25c ea.; 
+ 1$2.00 doz.; Yellow Primroses, 
Red Flowering Horsemint, Blue 
Iris, Mt. Winter Ferns, Glads, 
50c doz.; Red Flowering Lo- 
| cust, Tree Lilies, 25c ea.; Black- 
 
berry Lilies, 3, 50c. Add pos:- 
age. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Dia- 
|mond.  
 
' Dahlias: Graff Zepplin, Jose- 
|phine G., Margaret Cowl, Cop- 
per King> Rodman Wanamaker, 
Jersey Beacon, Mary Elien, 
Prince of Persia, Treasure Is- 
land, others., 12 dif. varities, 
$3.00; Pink Splender, Blue 
River, Kathaleen Norris, others 
$5.00 doz.; 50c ea. Mrs. H. E. 
Bell, Duluth. - 
 
Dahlias: Paramount, Milton J. 
Cross, Marie, Pride of Calit., 
Mrs. Warner, Margaret Wilson, 
 
ink | Orange Ball, Wm. Hogan, Rose 
 
| Queen, Jane Cowl, Forest Fire, 
 
others, 12 dif. large type, true 
-|to name, $3.00 doz. labeled. Mrs. 
*| Evelyn Bell, Duluth, Rt. 2. 
 
;|. Dahlias: Red Jersey, Helen 
Ivens, Ashley Park, H.RS., 
Yellow, Omar of Khayyam, Red 
Splender, Bashful Giant, Yan- 
 
P.|/kee Queen, Harry Mayor, New 
 
State of Commerce, Alexander 
Waldia, others, 12 all different, 
large, labeled, true to name, 
- | $3.00 doz. Mrs. Claude Adams, 
| Duluth, Rt. 2. 
 
Dahlias: Large type Graff 
Zeppelin, Treasure Island, Mary 
Ellen, Red Jersey, Rodman 
Wanamaker, Helen Ivans, Spirit 
tof St. Louis, Yankee Queen, 
Watchun Giant, 1 each of 12 
dif. varieties, $3.00 doz.; Amevi- 
Blue. River, 
 
can Sweetheart, 
others, $5.00 
 
| Pre. Winsome, 
doz. 
 
Giant Dahlias. Lavender Lady 
Adorable, Omar of Khayyam, 
Jersey Beacon, Treasure Is- 
land, Margaret Wilson, Forest 
| Fire, Mrs. Warner, Graf Zepplin 
 
White Wonder, Jane Cowl, lea. 
 
|W. P. Bell, Duluth. 
 
/ Giant Dahlias: Prince of Per- 
sia, Margaret Cowl, HRS, 
white Wonder, Paramount, pride 
of Calif, Helen Ivans, Mar- 
shall Pink, Adorable, Yankee 
Queen, 1 each of 12 dif. var. 
Also several cols. Pom. Mrs. 
Frances Bell, Duluth. 
 
Larkspur, 6, 30c; Red Glads, 
50, $1.00; New Year Vine, Pur- 
ple Lilac, Easter Lilies, $1.00 
doz.; Yellow Bell Bushes, 6, 
$1.00; White Narcissus, 75 doz. 
Peach Almonds, Sweet Violets, 
 
150c doz.; Purple Butterfly 
Bushes, 20c ea. Add postage. 
Mrs. Nellie Parker, Gaines- 
 
| ville, Rt. 6. ; ; 
Eng. Ivy, rooted, 2, 5c; Pep- 
lpermint plants, Tame Purple 
Violets, 10c doz.; Grape Begonia 
6, 10c; Maple Begonia, 10 root- 
ed bunch; Kudzu crowns, 50, 
$1.00. Add postage..No orders 
filled under 25c. No_ out-of- 
state orders. Alma _ Presnell, 
Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Baster Lilies, $1.00 doz; All 
cols. Azaleas, $1.25 doz,; Pur- 
ple Butterfly Bushes, 20e ea.; 
}Sweet Violets, 50 doz.; Peach 
Almonds, 73 doz.; Paper white 
|[Uarcissus Bulbs, Lilacs, $1.00 
doz.; Yello\; Bell Bushes, 8, 
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. Lucy 
Turner, Gainesville, Rt. 6, 
 
Yellow Cup Jonquils, White 
cup Daffodils, 50 doz Pur- 
 
le Iris, Fall Pinks, 8 dif, kinds, 
 
5 doz, Mrs, Willie Turpin, 
Gainesville, Rt. 4, 
 
old rooted Gardenias, 
Wax 
 
size ite 
ae Me 
 
plant 
 
loon 4 
es at 
 
  
 
   
 
Mrs, Tom Bell, Duluth. . 
 
12 dif. varities, $3.00. Mrs.j} 
 
  
 
Pink, White, Red Verbena, 3}. 
 
doz.; $1.00; Pink Canna, Pink 
White Spirea, Flowering Cherry 
Eng Dogwood, 3, $1.00; Pink 
Thrift, Mums, mixed, $1.00 C; 
8 cols. Monthly Rose cuttings, 
Red Running, mixed Rents 
Bulbs, 50c doz. Bonnie Smith, 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Red Oxallis, Grape,. Red 
Conch Begonia, Pink Rain or 
Fairy Lily, large Green leaf 
Elephant Ear, 15c ea.; 2, 25; 
arge Sweet Scented August 
(White) Lily, 25c ea. Add 
postage. Mrs. M.. R. Hayes, 
Gainesville, Rt. 1. aes 
 
Blue Easter, Orange Lilies, 
White Narcissus, Yellow Datfo- 
dils, 50 doz. Add postage. Mrs. 
Rebecca Golden, Bremen, Rt. 
2, Box:?35. 
 
Large type Mums, 10, 25c; 
Small type, and Red Cushion, 
 
125 per 15; Yard flowers, 5 dif. 
Perennials, (2 of ea.) 10, ~25.) 
 
Exe. for potato slips. Mrs. A. G. 
Hunt, Buford, Rt. 1.  oe 
 
Red. White, Blue Iris, In- 
curved Lavender, Snow, Yellow 
Cushion, Button Mums, Lemon 
Lilies, 80c doz.; Blooming size 
 
Emperor Daffodils, Cream Wax 
 
Yellow Narcissi, $2.50 C; 3 Spi- 
reas, Almond, D. Perkins Roses, 
20c ea. Mrs. C. B. Robinson, 
Bowdon. 
 
Giant size Dahlia Bulbs, many 
cols, Ball and Baby kinds; 
large size, $2.50 doz.; Ball type, 
$1.50 doz. Mrs, L. P. Ivey, Bre- 
men, Rt. 1. mice 
 
Globe Arborvitae, Iris, Juni- 
pers, Spruce, 12-16 in., $4. doz.; 
Boxwood, 8-12 in., $3. doz; 
Large Blue Violets, Lemon, Yel- 
 
| low Iris Lily, 50e doz. Bob Wat- 
 
son, Blue Ridge. : ; 
 
Boxwood, Globe Arborvitae, 
8-10 in., $3. doz.; White, Spruce 
Pine, Red Beauty Rose, Crab- 
apple, Laurels, Rhododendrons, 
Wild Pink, Yellow Dogwood, 
Pink Wild Rose, Coralberry, $2. 
doz. All rooted. PP. Sadie Wil- 
son, Blue Ridge. 
 
Dbl. Red Canna Lily Bulbs, 
$1.50 doz.: Blooming Narcissi, 
Butter and Egg bulbs, 75 doz. 
Exc. for print or white, 100 lb. 
eap. sacks. Each pay postage. 
Mrs. J. E. Avirett, Blakely, Rt. 
ts 
 
Small Palms, 6, $3.00; Calif. 
Wine Orange Trees, 1 yr., 
ea.; 2 yrs., $1.25 ea.; Large Lily 
settings, $1. ea.; Worlds largest 
Lily, $2..ea.; Small Seedling 
 
Pecans, 6, $5.00; Red Cherokee | 
 
Rose settings, 6, $1.00; Banana, 
$1. ea.; B, O. Fussell, Bruns- 
wick.  eae. 
Blooming size bulbs, Jonquils, 
White, Yellow Narcissi, 75c C; 
 
Verbena, 7 cols. mixed, rooted, | 
 
3 doz., $1. No orders for less 
 
than $1.50. Add postage. Maude 
 
McElroy, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 
61B. 
 
Red, Yellow Cannas, 40c doz.; 
White Easter Lilies, Star of 
Bethlehem, Blue Iris, Blue Hya- 
cinths, 75 doz.; White Narcissi, 
Yellow . Jonquils, Blue and 
White Violets, 25 doz, Add 
postage. Mrs. Joe Smith, Bre- 
men, Rt. 2, Box 66. 
 
Dbl. Red, Yellow Cannas, 
Purple Iris; Orange Day Lilies, 
Red, Yellow, mixed Dahlias, $1. 
doz.; King Alfred Jonquils, 
Apr. Narcissus, $2. C; Rose 
Thrift, Purple Verbena, 50c 
doz. Exe. for white or print 
sacks. Martha Womack, Bre- 
men, Rt. 2, Box 89. 
 
Rooted Verbena, new cols., 
solids, variegated, some with 
white eye, Calif. blue, velvety 
purple, white, wine, 4 reds, 4 
shades rose, pink, indigo blue, 
15 damp packed, $1.20 PP; All 
cols. Petunia Mums, 50 C. Mrs. 
H, E. Richardson, Bowdon, Rt. 
60,000 rooted Privet Hedge, 
stay green kind, .400, $1. Del. in 
Ga., or exe, for 4 print sacks, 
100 1b. cap., or 6 odd sacks; Red 
Radiance Rose ee (blooms 
monthly), $1. doz. Del. Mrs, B. 
Thornton, Bowdon, Rt, 1. 
 
Yellow Jonquils, White Nar- 
cissus, Yellow and Blue Easter 
Lilies, Red Dbl, Canna, Red, 
Yellow Dahlias, ea. $1.50 doz.; 
Star of Bethlehem, 75e dozi; 
Tiger Lilies, 30e bulb, Exc, some 
mixed flowers for print sacks. 
Add postage. ee 
 
Buchanan, Rt. 1, Box 
 
  
 
   
 
$1. 
 
Large Giant Dahlias, mixed 
cols., lavender, bronze, pink, 10, 
$1.00; PP in Ga.; Cutting of 
Rattail and May Cactus, 15c ea. 
Mrs. Luther T. Hutson, Blairs- 
ville, Star Rt. 
 
Calif. purple violets, 3 doz. 
plants, $1., Wintze Collossal, 
extra large red blooms, 5 roots, 
$1. $2. orders postpaid. Mrs. R. 
P. Steinheimer, Brooks. 
 
Pot plant cuttings, 6, 25c; 14 
dif. cuttings, 50c; 30, $1. Exc. 
for tomato plants. Mrs. Lizzie 
Maddox, Buford, Rt. 1. 
 
King Alfred Jonquils, Golden 
Spur Daffodils, yellow butter 
fand eggs, April narcissi, dusty 
miller, houseleak, Day lilies, 
Lady of the Lake, white flag 
iris, two cents ea. Add postage. 
Free flowers on large orders. 
Mrs. Arthur Meeler, Bishop, Rt. 
1, Box 222. 
 
Trumpet daffodils, white nar- 
cissi, $2. C; Dbl. King Humbert, 
Little Gem, yellow, Jap sun- 
flower, 75c doz.; mix. col. Chry- 
santhemums. German Iris, 
doz. 75c; purple violets, 75c C. 
Add postage. Mrs. Alice Harri- 
son, Bremen, Rt. 2. 
 
White weigelas shaded 
pink; pink almond, white spirea, 
rose weigelas, bridalwreath, 
blue weeping linden, 75c ea. 
Exe..for Print 100 lb. cap. sacks. 
Mautile Harrison, Bremen. 
 
Pink almond, yellow  for- 
sythia, white spirea, rose wei- 
 
pink, blue weeping linden, 75c 
ea. Exc. for 100 lb. cap. print 
 
|sacks, good cond. Mrs. Ruth 
 
Head, Bremen, Rt. 2.  
 
stone var., large well rooted 
plants, $1.50 ea.; 3 for $4.00 PP. 
T. M. Franklin, Winston, Rt. 1. 
 
 Dbl. Tuberose. bulbs and mix- 
ed Glad bulbs, mostly white 
with pink flecks, 50 doz. PP. 
in Ga. No less 2 doz. sold. 
Stamps accepted: Mrs. C. W. 
Matthews, Woodland. 
 
Mixed col. Mums, Physostegia 
Blue Daisy, Ageratum, Iris, 50e 
doz.; Yellow Blooming Moss, 
 
|30c doz.;. Aug. Lilies, 2, 25; 
 
Jonquil Snowdrop bulbs, $1.25 
C. PP in Ga. Mrs. Martha White 
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 37. 
 
~ 1,000 well rooted Boxwood, 
dif. size plants, 3-8 in., $100.00 
for lot at my home. No checks. 
Belle Garnto, Wrightsville, 315 
Myrtle Ave. 
 
Blue Flags, Hibiscus, Glads, 
Dahlias, Spider Lilies, Red Hot 
Poker, 6, $1.00; Fall Pinks, 
Easter Lilies, March Flowers, 
'75e doz. Dollie Pearson, Dah- 
jlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Several cols. Dahlias; $1.0 
doz.; 2 of each: Red Hot Pok- 
er, Jacobs Ladder, Tiger, Lemon 
Lilies, Peony Rose, Yellow Iris, 
Hardy Phlox, Blue Spanish Iris, 
$1.00; Pink Thrift, White Prim- 
rose, 50c doz.; August Liles, 
75c doz. Miss L, M.. White, 
Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Pink Thrift, White, Blue Vio- 
lets, Hardy Phlox,-Blue Daises, 
Pink, Purple, Red, Blue Ver- 
bena, Primroses, Blue Spanish 
Iris, Blue, White, Yellow Iris, 
Easter Roses, Dusty Miller 
Mums, 40 doz. Exe. for print 
sacks. Add postage. Miss Mary 
Hollaway, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
-Ligustrum, 18-24 in., rooted, 
10e ea.\ Add postage. Mrs. H. 
W. Hayes, Decatur, 3841 Law- 
renceville Rd. (Tel. De. 2594). 
 
African Violets, Pink Beauty, 
Blue Boy, Orchid, White Lady, 
$1.00-$3.00._ Cannot ship, Mrs. 
K. Parker, Decatur, 713 So. Me- 
Donough St. (Cr. 4914). 
 
Large Giant, mixed col. Dah- 
lias, $2.00 doz.; Thrift, Hardy 
Phlox, large Iris, Blue Siberian 
Tris, Pinks, Red, Yellow Lilies, 
50c doz.; 6 large Dahlias, 6 
Pink Cannas, $2.00. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Lona Blackwell, Dah- 
lonega, Rt. 1, 
 
. Buttercups, Per. Asters, Prim- 
roses, Ageratums, Thrift, Tril- 
lium, Gentian, Jackin-the-Pul- 
pit, 50e doz.; Blackberry, Dbl. 
Day Lilies, mixed colors, Si- 
berian Iris, Goldenglow, Maid- 
en Hair Ferns, Per. Phlox, Dah- 
lias, Trailing Arbutus, your col- 
lection, $1.00 doz. Moss pack- 
ed. Grace Eaton, Dahlonega, 
 
  
 
  
 
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gelas, white weigelas, shaded to : 
 
Hardy Water Lilies, Glad- jp 
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
     
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Pink Thrift, well rooted, 750 
C; 200, $1.26; $6.00 M. Add | 
poseee No stamps. Mrs. 
ton T. Phillips, Wrens.  
 
12 cols. mixed large Iris, Blue 
Siberian Iris, Wine Lily, Mixed 
hardy Phlox, Fall Pinks, 5 col, 
Cannas, 50c doz.; 30, $2.00; 15 
cols. Giant Dahlras, $2.00 doz. 
Medium type, $1.00; Oakleat 
Hydrangea, Sweet Pea, Hibis- | 
cus, Goldenglow, Red HotPok- | 
 
er, 6, 50c. Add postage. Mrs, 
 
Willis Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Goldenglow, Trailing Arbuiiis,  
Easter Lilies, Spruce, Whiie 
Pine, Mt. Laurels, Azaleas, $1 
doz.; Buttercups, Blue _ Iiis, 
Lernon Lilies, 75 doz. Darap 
packed. Add _ postage. Mis. 
James Waters, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Want large Chrysanthemuins 
plants, white, pink, yellow, 
 
2jlarge Ball type preferred, aiso 
 
pink, yellow, white Turners. 
Mrs. Myrtle P. Hunt, -Atlanta, 
led Confederate, has the 
 
Want 20 good size Mimosa 
trees. State size and price, . 
O. Martin, Baldwin. 
 
Want exc. Centipede grass for 
different flowers. Write: Mrs. 
A. De Law,*: Atlanta, 128) Bx 
Andrews, Dr. N.E. 3 
 
Exe. dif. col. large shaggy 
Mums for dahlias or Glad bulbs 
also exec. cuttings Scotch broom, 
pussy willow for other shrubs. | 
Ea. pay postage. Write first. . 
at .D. McBrayer, Calhoun, 
 
t. 3. 
 
Want pink, red, yellow and 
white cannas, named var., dah- 
lias and elephant. ear bulbs. 
Exe. for sacks, white, at $2 coz. 
Write first. Mrs. R. J. Young- 
blood, Dawsonville, Rt. 1. 
 
Exe. pink spirea cuttings, 
thrift, bronze chrysanthemums  
and cherry, ragged robin and 
all col. larkspur plants or 
camellias, azaleas, red or yellow 
dogwood, or mock orange cut- 
tings. Mrs. Willie M. Boyd, 
Douglasville, Rt. 2. : 
 
Want some Scotch Broom 
plants. Write. Mrs. H. R. White- 
head, Hephzibah, Rt. 2. 
 
Want some single white and - 
the single pink hyacinth bulbs, 
and the yellow Feverfew plants 
Advise. Mrs. Tom Sutton, Ma- 
con. 1505 Virginia Ave. 
 
Exe. some pink seven sister 
rose cuttings for gladioli bulbs 
and other flowers. Write Mrs. - 
R. W. Wingo, Newnan. ~ 
 
Want Jasmine, sometimes cal-~ 
led Confederate (has the 
white star-like blooms, fragrant, 
with dainty foliage vine, also 
blood root. Send price and 
sample of leaves or true des- 
eript of each. Elizabeth Hames, 
Roswell, Rt. 1. 
 
Want well rooted gardenias. 
Camellias and Azaleas, State 
price and postage. Mrs. C. C. 
Lamb, Jr., Statesboro. P. O. 
Box E-330. 
 
  
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
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Marglobe and Rutger wilt re- 
sistant tomato plants, wet moss_ 
and water-proof wrapping, 
field grown, 300, $1.00; 500, 
$1.50; $2.50 M; Chas, W. and 
Copenhagen cabbage, Ga. Col- 
lard, 300, 75c; 500, $1.00; $1.50 
M. del. Mix. if desired. J. D. 
Crenshaw, Pitts, P. O, Box 8. 
 
Mastodon Everbearing, Blake- 
more Strawberry, rooted, 75c 
C; $7. M; Rhubarb, 60c bunch; 
2 bunches, $1. Add postage. Mrs. 
Ramie Black, Cleveland, Rt. 1. 
 Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, 
Beets, Bermuda onions, carrots, 
cabbage, collards, Endive, let- 
tuce, 4 doz. 50c; Cauliflower, 
parsley, tomatoes, all var., Egg- 
plants, peppers, 2 doz, 50 
Bunch P. R. Potato draws, Cert. 
$1. . Add postage. Mrs. H. V. 
Franklin, Register. 
 
State cert., P. R. potato plants, 
$2.75 M. Wakefield and Flat 
Dutch cabbage and collard 
plants, 400, $1.00; $1.60 M del, 
Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2, 
Box 143. E 
 
  
   
     
     
 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
   
 
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I. Dixon, Surrency. 
 
ry, $l. C; 2 lange clumps Wash- 
~ Bulbs, 35c doz.; 
 
enut, 
; Hartwell, Rt. 2. 
 
- Horsemint, 
 
_ Grace Baton, Dahlonega, Rt). 
~ -Kudzu Crowns, 500, $5:00; $8. 
 
PR. Plants, full count, $2.50 M. 
 
' for print or white sacks. 
 
jay, Rt. 3. 
 
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PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
Strawberry plants, Masto- 
don, 70c C; 500, $3.50; $5. M; 
Klondike, 60c C. 500,  $3.00;) 
$4.75. M; Scuppernong - vine 
cuttings, 50c doz, Add postage. 
Mrs. Lee Head, Gainesville, Rt. 
Bea 
 
Strawberry plants, Mastodon, 
70c C; 500,. $3.50; $5. M; Klon- 
dike, 60c c., 500, $3. 00; $4.75 
M; Scuppernong vine cuttings, 
50c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Lee) 
Head, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
P. R. potato plants, $2.25 M. 
 
Gem Everbearing Strawber- 
 
ington Asparagus, $1.00; Garlic 
Red Abund-' 
ance and Blue Damson Plums, 
_Everbearing Fig, Black Wal- 
2, $1. Mrs.. John Myers, 
 
Red Skin, Copper Skin Pota- 
to, govt. insp., $2. M. FOB. 
Good count. April delivery. 
Frank Chancey, Bristol. 
 
Marglobe, Rutger Tomato, 
nice stout plants, ready, $9.50 
M. Shipped: Also to trucks at 
my home. Avery Sellers, Gra- 
ham, Rt... 
 
Chas... W. 
collard plants, 500, $1:00; 
M. PP. Solomon Davis, 
ledgeville; Rt. 5, Box 197. 
 
Red Skin P. R. Sprouts, 3000, 
$7.50 del.; 5000 lots, $11: 25. 
State insp. and treated. John W. 
Wilson, Bristol, Rt. 1, Box 79.! 
 
Red Gold, Mastodon Ever- 
 Shearing Strawberry, $1. C; 500, 
$4.50; Catnip, Lemon Balm, 
50c doz.; Kudzu 
Crowns, 500, $5.00; $8. M; Hazel- 
nut and Blueberry, $1, doz. 
 
cabbage and Ga. 
$1.50 
Mil- 
 
M; Muscadine and Scupper- | 
nong Grape Vine, Red, Black) 
ee Garden Giooseber- 
ry, $1.00; Peppermint, Red 
Cad "Strawberry plants, $1. C. 
Moss packed. Mrs. M, L. Eaton, 
Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Rutger and New Stone Toma- 
to plants, $3. M. Packed in moss. 
Prompt shipment. FOB. M. F. 
Jones, Metter. 
 
Govt. insp. P. R. plants, Cop- 
perskin and Red, Skin, $2. M; 
5 M up, $9. FOB. May 15. C. E. 
Morris, Baxley, Rt. 2. 
 
Govt. insp. Imp. Copper, Red, 
and Yellow Skin P. R. plants, 
$2. M:; Over 10/000, $1.75 M. 
No checks nor COD, D. A. 
Lightsey, Bristol, Rt. 1. 
 
Govt. insp. Red, Yellow Skin! 
 
Delivered. No checks. George! 
Griffis, Screven, Rt. 1, Box 86. 
 
Marglobe Tomato, $2. M. 
FOB. Ready. Prompt shipment. 
Packed in moss. MO with order. 
Eugene Hutto, Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
25c doz. Exc. 
Add 
postage. Mrs. Doyle Eller, Elli-. 
 
Garlic plants, 
 
Red Skin P. R. plants, govt. 
insp., $250 M: FOB. May de- 
livery; Marglobe Tomato, $2.) 
M. MO with order. W. R. Hutto, . 
Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
Flat Dutch, Wakefield Cab-, 
bage, Collard plants, 30c C; 400, 
$1.00; $1:75 M; P. R. Potato, | 
state insp., pink skin, $2.75 ME: | 
5000, $2 50 M. Lee Crow, Gaines-| 
ville, Rt. 2, Box 143. 
 
Marglobe, Rutger Tomato, 
from cert. seed, strong, thealthy, 
wet moss and waterproof paper: 
wrapped, 300, $1100; 500, $1.50; | 
$2.50 M; Chas. W,, Copenhagen 
Frostproof Cabbage, 300, %75c;' 
500, $1.00; $150 M. Mixed if! 
desired. PP. J. D. Crenshaw, 
Pitts, P.O. Box 8. 
 
 
Govt. insp. P. R. plants, 
ready, $2:550 M; Marglobe, Rut- 
ger Tomato, Pimiento and Het: 
Pepper, $3. M. del.; 50c C. Miss 
Florence OQuinn, Odum, Rt. 2. 
P-R. plants, State insp., treat-| 
ed, 5 m, $9. Prompt shipment. | 
' Early Boyett, Bristol. 
 
Imp. P. R. Red Skin plants, 
100 to Hill, govt. insp., treated, 
5M, $8:75. Paul Carter, Bristol. 
 
Marglobe, Rutger Tomato, 
plants, moss packed, $2. M. Del.;, 
2 M up, $1:80 M; Govt. insp.. 
treated P. R. Potato, seed grown, 
from vine cutting, $2.50 M. May 
 
     
 
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PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
Marglobe, New Stone Tomato, 
mos packed, good count, $1.75 
M; 50c C. No checks. Prompt: 
shipment. W. R. Lightsey, 
Screven, Rt. 2. 
 
Rutger, Marglobe Tomato, 
moss packed, $2.00 M; 2 M up, 
$1.90 Del.; Govt. insp. treated 
Red Skin PR Plants, $2.50 M. 
Del. Good plants. Full count. 
Po Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 
 
La. Copperskin, PR Pota- 
to, Govt. insp., guar. full count, 
82. 25 M. Prompt shipment. C.) 
. Mann, Surrency, Rt. 2.  
 
PR Plants, State imsp., Imp. 
Red., or Yellow skin, and 100 
to hill, 5000, $10.00. Prompt: 
shipment. F, a. Tyre, Bristol. 
 
Imp. PR Red Skin Potato, 
100 to Hill, and Copperskin, 
govt. -insp., treated, 5 M, $9.00. 
Prompt shipment. Earl Boyeit, 
Bristol. 
 
PR Plants, govt. insp., yellow, | 
red skin, 5000, $8. 75. Good 
count. L. L. Crawford, Bristol. 
 
Marglobe, Rutger, Baltimore, 
Stone Tomato Plants, $2.00 M;) 
Cabbage, and Collard, $1.50 M. 
Orders filled promptly. ci 
Stokes, Fitzgerald. 
 
Potato plants, 100 to Hill, 
 
with order. H. M. Rentz, Bax- 
ley, Rt. 2. 
 
P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp., 
$3. M. Delin Ga. Cash with, 
order. L. L. Groover, Baxley, 
Rts 2: zh 
 
Gov. insp. P. R., and 100 to; 
Hill potato and Marglobe to-|. 
mato plants, $2.50 M; Long 
Cayenne Hot and Calif. Won-/ 
der sweet pepper, $3.50 M. PP.) 
Mossed and packed, full count. 
J. C. Turner, Alma, Rt. 3. 
 
Gov. insp., treated P. R. pota-, 
to plants, "Red and Copper 
Skins, $2.50 M. del. Full count, | 
prompt shipment. Luther Grif- 
fis, Odum, Rt. 2. 
 
P. R. potato plants, Gov. 
insp., treated, vine grown, 5 M 
for $10. 00. Ward Boyett, Bristol. | 
 
Red Skin P. R. potato plants, | 
insp., 3 M $6.50 del. 3rd zone. 
Full count. No COD. Fate Al-' 
len, Bristol, Rt. 1, Box 80. 
 
Gov. insp. red and copper 
skin potato plants, $2. M. FOB. 
Lange or small orders. All guar. 
full count. Now Ready. Atlas 
Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
Gov. insp., Exp. Station var., 
Bunch P. R., potato plants, $5. 
M. for $3.50. Clay Coburn, Rt. 6." 
 
Cert. mapper skin potato! 
plants, $3. M; 5 M, $2.75 M; 10: 
M up, $2.50 M. Moss packed, P.) 
H. Dixon, Patterson, Rt. 2, 
 
Rutger Tomato, Ruby Giant | 
Calif. Wonder Pepper, moss 
packed, 40c C; $4.00 M. Add 
postage. No checks, Nor COD 
orders. H. G. Kirkland, Bax- 
ley, Rt. 4 
 
La. Copper Skin, and PR, Po- 
tato, govt. insp., ready, $2.25) 
M; 5000 or more, $2:00 M.) 
| Julian Todd, Screven, Rt. Wj 
 
Arasan treated Rutger, Mac- 
globe, New Stone, Earlina To-' 
mato, grown from cert. seed, 
50c 'C; 500, $200; $400 M. 
Add postage. Wet moss, wax 
paper packed. Mrs. V. M./' 
Johnson, Sheliman. 
 
Marglobe, Rutger, Stone To-| 
mato, -arasan treated, field 
grown, 50c C; 500, $2.00; $4:00! 
M. Add postage> "Mrs. oO. WM 
Jhonson, Shellman. 
 
Cert. Mastedon Rican, 
$1000 Cc e Tom Kittle, Car-) 
rollton, Rt. 
 
Bunch Potato (Tifton Hpx. 
Stat. var), free of disease, 
cert. $125 C; 200, $2.25; 500, 
 
M, $575 
Rutger Tomato, 
 
7M, (Exp.; Marglobe,| 
60c C; 300, 
 
Also Hot and Bell Peppers. 
Morris Sanders, Vidalia. 
 
La. Copperskin, PR Red Po-| 
tato, Rutger, Marglobe Toma- 
}to, ready, $2.50 M. Cert, check) 
or no order, FOB. E, O. Wil-, 
liam, Surrency, Rt. 2 
 
Big Boston Lettuce, White 
Bermuda Onion, Heading Col-, 
 
Sweet, Pod Hot Pepper, Black 
Beauty Egg Plants, 50e ;: 
500, $1.50. PP. Harris Lightsey( 
 
  
 
Del. L. D. Lightsey, Screven. 
 
Sweet, Long Pod Hot Pepper,, 
 
$3.25 M. Govt. treated. Cash | 
 
| Lady 
/300, $1.20; Waes BO, | 
Horehound, 
 
j ae Dry Sage, 30c cup. Mrs. 
J. 
 
A Sweet, Long Pod Hot Pepper, 
 
$1.50: 500, $2.25; $3.50 M. PP. |ing 
| Bushes, | 3, $1.00; Wild Straw- 
 
lard, Rutger Tomato, Ruby King } 
 
_ PLANTS FOR 
 
Imp. Pink Skin, PR Potato, 
Chas. W. Cabbage, Bull nose 
Sweet, Long Pod Hot Pepper, ! 
Big Boston Lettuce, Black 
Beauty Egg Plants, ready, PP, 
50c C; 500, $1.50. Leroy Light: 
sey, Baxley, Rt. 3. 
 
Bermuda Grass Roots, $1.00 
pk. Exc. for print sacks or 
dried fruit. Mrs. Emory Tur-) 
pin, Gainesville, Rt. 4. 
 
PR Potato, Marglobe, Ruiger, 
Tomat, Sweet and Hot Pepper, 
$3.00 M; Chas. W. Cabbage, 
$1.50 M. Cash with order. Clif- 
ford Smith, Baxley. 
 
Klondike, Lady T, Blakemore. 
Strawberry, 75 Cc: $7.00 M; | 
Everbearing Strawberry, voces: 
Mt. Huckleberry Bushes, 15e. 
per 2 doz. Add postage. Mrs. 
ae Howard, Cleveland, Rt. 1. 
 
Cert. Rutger Tomato, 35c C3] 
500, $1.50; $250 M; PR Plants, | 
35c. CE 500, $1.50; $2. 50 M; 5 M, 
lots, $2.00 M. FOB. MO only. | 
Mrs. Jessie Dykes, Baxley, Rt. 
1, Box 13. 
 
Marglobe Tomato, Bull Nose, 
 
Big Boston Lettuce, White Ber- | 
muda Onion, Heading Collard,, 
Black Beauty Egg Plants, 50c 
C; 500, $1.50 PP. Satis. guar. 
Buford Lightsey, Baxley, Rt. o: 
 
Sage plants, good. roots, 14, ' 
$1.00; 6, 50e, PP. Miss Lillian 
Hardin, es Rt. 1. 
 
Govt. insp., treated Lia. Cop- 
 
per Skin, Red Skin, PR Plants, 
 
and Rutger omato, $250 M. 
 
Rt AOE, Sh ffield, ,Sunreney, | 
2. 
 
Giant ieedaberry, Himalaya. 
Blackberry. Plants, 15, $1.00;) 
 
1$5.00 C; Thorniless Boysenberry, 
$1.00 doz. J. W. Toole, Macon,: 
1381 Burton Ave. 
 
Dutch Cabbage, 400, $1.00; 
$1.80 M. del,; 5000 up, $1 A5 M. 
fiaxp: col. No checks. C. W. 
| Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2., 
 
New land grown Marglobe, 
 
Baltimore, Rutger Tomato, 
Calif. Wonder Sweet Pepver, 
500, $1:25; $2:00 M. Moss to 
roots. Full count, satis. guar. 
Eg, L. Fitzgerald, Irwinville. 
 
red skin PR plants | 
 
ville, Rt. 2. 
 
2 yrs. old, $2:00 C; 500, $7.00; 
$12.50 M. Del. No checks. C; 
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
insp. pure old Fashion| 
 
M; Red Skin PR Plants a 
$150; $250 M. Del. Claudie 
Mathis, Gainesville, Rt 
 
Ready. Add postage. Mrs. 7 
ton Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 5. 
 
PR, and Copper Skin Potato: 
Slips, $2.00 M. Homer Worth,: 
Nichols, Rt. 1. 
 
Hot pepper, 20e doz.; 60, $1. 
Marglobe Tomato, 15 doz.; 60, 
$1.00. Mrs. Visla Brady,  Cairo, 
Rt. 1, Box 348. 
 
Black Raspberry, Muscadine, 
8, 25c; Yarrow, 25 large clump ;, 
Also Ky. Wonder Beans, 25c 
cup. Exc. for print sacks. Ada 
postage. Miss Frances cals 
Dliijay, Rt. 3. 
 
T. Strawberry, 45c Sey 
ae 
 
Tansy 
 
5c; Peppermint, Be Bac ane 
type Garlic, 40c doz.; Also Old, 
Pashion Half Runner Beans, 4c. 
 
. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 4. 
A Tomato, Ruby King |.seed, 
 
| Big Boston Lettuce, White Ber- | 
Black Beauty Egg, 50c C; 500, 
 
j Livingston, Wadley, Rt. 1. 
PR Plants, govt. insp., $2: 50 ov 
} cupful 
 
|W. & OQuinn, Serene. Rt.] E. Stone, 
 
4 $77. 50 M; Younger Crowns, 
 
Govt. imsp, 
500, $1.50; $2.50 M; Old Fashion }* 
| Boon Potato, 500, $1.75; $3.00 
M. Del. Dewey, Mathis, Gaines- | 
 
Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and | J 
 
Govt. 
1Boon Potato, 800, $1.75; $3:00) 
 
Artichoke Plants, ae doz.'|' 
 
30c C; $3.00 M; Collard, 20 Cc 
 
muda Onion, Heading Collard, | 
 
ea a 
 
Booking orders now. A.  
Jones, Petham.  
 
  
 
  
  
 
BAERS 
 
C, PP. No checks, Mrs, R. L. 
 
M; Marglobe, Rutger Tomato, 
$2. 00 M. Del. in Ga. Good count, 
 
42. y 
Red Bicin PR Plants, 32.00 M. 
 
La. Copper Skin and PR 
|plants, govt. imsp., $2.25 M4, 
5000 or more, $2.00 cash with 
order. 
Rt. > 
 
Govt. insp., cont, , med and cop- 
| per skin and 100. to hill pota- 
 
nen, Bristol, Rt. 1. 
 
Prompt shipment. Hiram Light-' 
sey, Sunrency. 
 
La. Copper skir potato slatits! 
cert. govt. insp, treated, $3.00) 
M. PP. Ready ship now. C. L.. 
Reese, Baxley.  
 
Cert. La. Copper Skin potato | 
plants, govt. insp. and treated, 
unmixed, full count, ship date| 
requested, $3.00 M. PP. Aaron! 
C. Reed, Baxley, Rt. 2. 
 
Chas. W. Cabbage, 300, $1,005] Sen 
| $1.50 M; Manglobe, Rute 
 
mato, $2.50 M; 50c C. Del 
Conner, Pitts, Bt. 
 
Chas., Late Flat Dutch: Cab-, 
 
4 
 
500, $1.50; $250 M. 
Chanclor, Pitts. 
 
Catnip Pepermint, Lemon Balm, 
25c bunch. Add 12c for post-) 
age. 
Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2, Box 40. 
Kudzu Crowns, State cert,,) 
2 yrs. old, strong roots, $4.50 Cc: 
 
$15.00 M. Maude asi Green 
ville. : 
 
Pure PR Plants, $2.50 - : 
 
Everbearing lita: 50] 
 
Julian Todd, Sereven, || 
 
to plants, $2.00 M. B: D. Bran- | 
| finger, all 35 cup, 
 
PR and Copper Skin potato pole cat er 
plants, Govt. es $2.50 M.} c 
5 M. up, $2.00 M. B Fe haat 
Bristol. ~ z 
Rutger and Manglobe toma-| 
to plants, 50e C; $175. M.! 
 
fred bunch and pos 
| Ralph Williams, C 
 
Damp packed. Mrs. A.) .:7 
 
\c 
 
ere 
 
eee 
 
af*bed. J. M. Chapman, Chula. | Se4. 
 
White mush peas, 
 
Pp 
Lady, pas pavien 6- 
 
mint, ouscled tay ; 
| hound, feverfew, ba 
 
2-1/2 bu. poet hull  
 
peas, sound, | 
tbu.; 7-1/2 ct rettitie 
 
|e clean, few 
d planting se 
 
page, 500, $1.00; $1.50 M; Mar-| Ella 
| globe, Rutger Tomato, 300, ios ase 
Rel ae 
 
Sage Limbs, rested, 15, $1.00; | Phillip 
 
  
 
  
  
   
 
Govt. Shep. Red Skin Potato, 
 
D. | 500, $1.50; $2.50 M. Large orders| 
 
shipped in crates; 
sao 
 
Marglobe,' 
moss ees 
 
cold), | 
ly for shipping, re00 M. 
Ready. Day Phone 2514, nite 
2681. H. L. Williams, Baxley. | 
 
Marglobe, Rutger Tomato, , 
 
$2.00 M. Mrs. Walter Conner, 
Waycross, Rt. 2, Box 70. 
 
Onion, 20c C; $150 M; Beets, 
 
Lettuce, Toma , BOc ; $2:50 
M; Pepper, Wo d Beater, Ruby 
King, Pimiento, Hot, B35 C; 
 
$300 M; Black Beauty Egg 
 
Everbearing strawberry gilaite| 
eC; also Jatge sunflower 
 
PR potato slips. 
son, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.  
 
Govt. insp., PR and Lia. Cop- 
 
  
 
$150; PP. James E. Lightsex,. 
Baxley, Rt. 3. fae 
 
Mt. Huckleberry Plants, bear-, 
size, 85 doz; Hazlenut 
 
skin sweet potato plants.|| In 
oe ee 
 
re ena 
 
Chas, W. Cabbage, Bermida' . 
 
|| Plant, 40c is  M. Prompt} 
|| Shipment. Mrs. H. iL. Britting- 
tham, Guyton. 
 
| Boe ipt. $1.50 gal. Exc. for'| 
(Dollie Pear-| 
 
| Recleaned, graded, 
 
2 per good start, No 
 
   
 
      
  
  
  
  
  
   
       
       
   
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
  
  
     
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
  
   
  
 
oz. baby lima bean 
fj Stuckey; Blackshear. 
 
a 
 
ee ee re a! 
 
iayseed Soy Beans, 90 4 
 ee ee 5 
 
  
 
berry, 5 dox,, $1.00; Yellow 
Root, 65c doz. Add postage.| 
Exc. for print sacks. Mis.| 
Nancy aes, Ellijay, Rt. 
8, Box 49. 
 
Cabbage and Collards, 500, 
$1100; $1550 M; Tomatoes, 300, 
$1/00; 500, $1.25; $2.00 M; Pep- 
 
. Branan, Gordon. i 
 
per, 50c C; 500, $2:00; $3.00 |: 
 
  
 
anew aqtaey 25c doz. Mins. 
Charlie N. Pittman, eae 
|| wille, Rt. 6. 
 
Seed: long velvet Okra, B6c | 
Ib,, 25 Ib. in peck or 1/2 bu. 
 
  
 
  
 
Baxley, Risae, 
 
  
 
State insp,, cert. PR Plants, | 4 
$2:50 M, Ready. . R. Redmond, | 
Pelham me : 
 
  
    
     
   
  
   
   
  
  
  
   
 
Empire renter 
 
ant, $6. CWT at farm, or 
 
buyer's expense. 2 mi.  
erdale on Dr. Gibson 
   
 
_gals., Sith week 
$200.00; Thirteen Jer- 
1 m3 ea. 
 
Rt 4. 
 
PF. R. 
 
hened A 
d ; 21/2 gals., 
E. Coleman, Fay- 
 
6 | $100.00 ea. 
 
te ace and Jersey 
1 reg. Bull for sale. 
papieapioaee Bt. 2, 
 
Cow, fresh, gen- 
 
yrs, ~ old, gives 3 
 
give more if well 
 
Be rcnth old calf, $150. 
Cleveland Co ke. sen 
 
Pine- 
 
& Blackmon, 
 
or | Dupree, Acworth, Rt. 1. 
 
ATTLE FOR SALE 
- 
~ Guernsey Bull, 3 mos. old, not 
ag as but full stock, $50. at 
barn. 3 mi. office. L. H H. Elbis, 
| Roy. 
 
. Nice Jersey heifer, fresh in 
2nd calf, for sale at my barn, 4 
mi. West Oglethorpe. We 
Lashley, _ Andersonville. j 
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
10 Select SPC Boar Pigs! 
 
*|from best bloodlines, sired by 
 
Gays model Lad, reg. in buyers 
name. Ship when 12 wks. old, 
 
|FOB, my farm $30.00 ea. L. Gs : 
 
Owensby, Millen, Rt. 3. 
OIC Pigs, short nose, plociy, 
 
| 8-10 wks. old, reg buyers name 
 
$25.00 ea. Bred sows, gilts; 
males ready for service. W. H. 
 
| Nix, Alpharetta, Rt> 3. 
 
2 good Brood Sows, One SPC, 
 
other OIC; Also 10 pigs, 8 wks. 
old, to trade for yearling heifer | 
 
calves, beef or dairy type. T. 
Cooper, Stockbridge, Rt. 1. 
 
Blocky type SP Pigs, from 
reg. stock, 6 mos. old, treated, 
both sex, over 50 Ibs., $25. 06 
ea: 2 blocky reg. SPC Brood 
Sows, 2 yrs. old, already bred to 
reg. SPC male, "from best stock, 
at my farm. W. 
C. Parks, Macon, Rt. 3, Allen 
Road. | 
 
_ Hampshire and Big _ Bone 
 
| Guinea Crossed, 7 wks. old pigs, 
 
male or female, $20. ea.; Fine 
Reg. Big Bone Guinea Boar, 16 
mos. old, $50. J. L. Inman, 
Townsend, Shellman Bluff. 
 
OIC Berkshire cross pigs, $10. 
ea. my place, 31/2 mi. out Buf- 
fington Rd. from Red Oak. J. 
P. Quigley, College Park, Rt. 2. 
 
10 Bred Big Bone Guinea 
Sows, 3 grown males, -same 
breed, open and bred gilts. Mrs. 
 
| Tillero git. anh, Carrollton, 
 
Rt 1. 
 
OIC Stork nose, blocky type 
pigs, reg. papers in buyers 
name, 8 wks.\old, $25. ea. Sat. 
guar. Ship anywhere. ey Se 
 
_ Champion blood S. P. C, bred 
 
gilts, $60. ea.; 2-1/2 mos. old 
pigs, $25. ea. "All reg. buyers 
name and cholera immune. C. 
R. Morgan, Americus, Rt. 4. 
 
Reg. cherry red, blocky type 
Duroc weaned pigs, either sex, 
 
| life treated, $20. ea. H. L. Wil- 
 
714, 
 
ye ay: Johnston, 
Chel: 96). %3 
 
rsey_ Cows, 3 grade 
g. Jersey Bull, for 
on Acworth. 
 
sey Bull. | rice a ae 
i Pedigree pictures and 
rize winning stock. C. 
Washington, % Green 
 
fs Mo ties 
 
Ist. calf. oka Mi. 
 
: treated, 12 mi. S. Hazlehurst. 
 
l\in buyers name. 
= Wolfe, Covington, Rt. 
 
liams, Baxley, 
 
1 Reg. OIC boar for service. 
Claud W. Sims, Cleveland, Rt. 
 
15 SPC Pigs, 9 wks. old, good 
eond., $5. ea. at my farm. J. 
Clyde Page, Omaha. 
 
Reg. Hereford Pigs by Oak 
Dale Royal, Ringleader, Ward 
Meade Pride, and, Inwoods 
Genius; Weaned Pigs, $50. and 
#25: ea. Mrs. W. A. Ward, adr, 
 
| Marietta, Rt. 3, Paper Mill Rd. 
: (Tel. 969-M-4). | 
 
2 re. blocky type SPC boars, | 
ready for light service, from 
blood tested bloodlines, | dbl. 
 
John W. Hand, Hazlehurst, Rt. 
3. 
 
2 purebred Sows, 1 , Duroc 
 
|Cherry Red, one SPC, around 
 
800 Ibs., treated, $130.00; Twelve 
fine purebred pigs, 2 mos. old, 
around 50 Ibs., treated and 
wormed, $25. ea. Will not ship. 
Emory DeLoach, Groveland. 
 
Reg. Hereford pigs and bred 
gilts for sale. L. P. Singleton, 
Fort Valley. 
 
Purebred OIC pigs, 12 wks. 
old, $25. ea. Can be registered 
ae oC. 
 
Purebred OIC 15 mos. old, 
300 Ib. boar, subj: to register, 
| $40. at barn. L. F. Carruth, 
Tucker, Rt. 1. (Phone Clarks- 
 
| ton 7229). 
 
Big Bone Guinea pigs; Boars, 
$25. ea.; Gilts, $20. Dbl. treated 
for cholera. Reg. buyers name. 
Ship anywhere. Leon Watson, 
Unadilla, P. O. Box 214. 
 
35 SPC Pigs, Shoats, 8 wks. 
| old, $10.00; Shoats, $12.50 and 
up. Will trade for calf. Roy M. 
Bond, Care R. S. Wilson, Con- 
yers, Rt. 2. 
 
8 wks. old OIC pigs, $10. at 
my place. W. R. Ruppersburg, 
| Pairs Rt. 1, Milam Rd. (1/2 
 
  
 
ilam Rd. o Senoia 
 
buyer s 
 
  
 
Champion bloodlines 
pigs, 10 wks. old, dbl. trea 
wormed, $20. ea. with: papers. 
 
Guar. to satisfy. George Brown- | 
 
lee, Jr., Ben Hill, Care Sanhdra- 
La Parme 
 
Duroc Boar, reg. No. 312579, 
farrowed Dec. 15, 1946: around 
 
-|400 Ibs., sell cheap to prevent 
 
| inbreeding. R.A. 
 
Farmington. 
 
Big Bone Black African 
Guinea pigs, full blooded, en- 
tiled to reg., 8 wks. old May 2%, 
$12.50 ea, Will not ship. A. D. 
Warren, Stillmore. 
 
Superior bloodlines SPC pigs, 
 
Durham, 
 
from expertly, selected breed-| 
 
ing stock, farrowed Feb. 28th., 
cholera immuned, reg. buyers 
mame, $25. ea. Pk. Harwell, 
Albany, Rt. 1, Box 546. 
 
Black Essex pigs, reg. 
 
buyers name, $25. ea. A. 
Chapman, Moultrie. 
 
in 
 
BE 
 
roc pigs, 8-12 wks. old, lifetime 
treated, Reg. buyers name, 
crated and shipped, $20. ea.: 
few males same as above, 12 
wks. old, $30.-ea. Crates ret. at 
my expense. J. H. Bennett, 
Screven, Rt. 2, Box 47. 
 
At Stud: Reg. Duroc Boaz, 
farrowed Oct. 13, 1948, Su- 
preme Lad 425363, Sire, Su- 
preme Duke 358857, Dar, 
Proud Lady 858952, fee $3.00. 
At old  Summerour Farm, 5 
mi. W. Marietta. Coe Spark- 
man, Marietta, Rt. 
 
Duroe Male Pigs, 2 wks. old, 
med. blocky; best bloodlines, 
out of large litters, life treat. 
ment against cholera, reg. in 
buyers name, crated, shipped, 
$25.00 ea. FOB. Malcolm es 
Leslie, Box 86. 
 
4 blocky type SPC Male Pigs, 
4 mos. old, treated, $30.00. 
Will ship. W. C. Parks, Macon, 
Rt. 3, Allen Rd. 
 
oIc Pigs, top quality, Mo 
type, out of prize winners, si- 
multaneous immune, reg. buy- 
ers name, unrelated. airs; Also 
Hereford Bull Calf, 6 mos. old, 
Domino breeding, also heavy 
herd bull, both for sale or trade. 
WwW. J. Lyle, Lilburn, Rt. 1, % 
Oraland Farm. 
 
OIC Pigs, reg. buyers name, 
short nose, blocky, 8 wks, old, 
$25.00. Satis. guar. Ship any- 
me H. J. Dupree, Acworth, 
 
t  
 
11 OIC Feed Shoats, 7 mos. 
old, $20.00 ea.; $200. 00 for lot: 
Good Broke nose -Berkshire-PC 
Sow, around 300 Ibs., $45.06. 
Come after. W.-H. Craig, River- 
 
ale 
 
3 litters medium blocky SPC 
Pigs, sired by Midway, Grand- 
son of Parkers Leader Boy, and 
True Model, farrowed Feb. 5th., 
12th., and Mar, 5th, reg. in 
name,: dbl. treated, 
crated, del. to depot, $25. 00. 
Billy Sanders, Vienna, 
 
Big Berkshire Sow, bred, 250- 
200 Ibs., 1 Boar, 150 Ibs., 2 
Mule Foot Sows, Shoats, around 
80 Ibs. ea., young Bred Gilt. 
Bargain price; | Also 2 Fancy 
 
Tog. Goat Kids, from reg. stock. 1 
 
S. E. Minner, Milledgeville, S. 
630% Wilkinson St. 
 
Reg. 2 yr. old Duroe Boar, 
reg. in Peoria Til, Americas 
finest bloodlines, half brother 
of Grand Champ. Sow,;; 22H 
1948, $150.00. Trade for reg. 
Guernsey Bred Heifer. James 
B. Bartch, Augusta, 2737 Mil- 
ledgeville Rd. 
 
Reg. Duroc Pigs, Wave Mast- 
er and Ace Stock, med. blocky 
type, litters of 13- 14 pigs, 4 mos. 
old, about 100 Ibs. ea., wormed, 
either sex, life treated, $35. 00 
ea. with papers. M. M. New- 
some, Sandersville, Rt. 1. 
 
Reg. SPC Sow, 2 yrs. old, lit- 
ters of 12-14 pigs, 650-700 Ibs., 
life treated, good natured, no 
bad habits, best of qualities, 
$125.00 with papers at my farm. 
L. C. Black, Folkston, Rt. 1. 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
"FOR SALE 
 
1 ea. Shetland pony, 4 yrs. 
old, horse, well broke, .$110.00; 
Shetland Mare, 9 yrs. old, $65. 
WwW. W. Mitchell, Riverdale. 
Phone afier 7 P. _ Jonesboro 
1891. 
 
  
 
lbs., work anywhere. 
 
Goat, 
 
Billy Tur 
 
Mare Mule, y j.s. 
 
buyers price. A. 
White, Rt. 1) 4 
 
Small mule, 6 yrs. old, 40 in. 
tall, no bad tricks, rides and 
works like Shetland pony, $100. 
See to appreciate. Jess Hol- 
brooks, Jonesboro. Phone No. 
6771. 
 
Black Mare Mule, around 
1100 lbs, about. 12 yrs. eld, 
work anywhere, for sale or exc. 
for a heifer, or heifer calves, 
any breed. W. J. Thurmond, 
Greensboro. 
 
1 pair Indian Ponies, 800 lbs., 
ea., 3 yrs. old; work anywhere, 
for sale or trade for pr. Shev- 
land ponies. G. C. Barron, 
Gainesville, Rt. 9. (Tel. 1594 R). 
 
#5 yr. old Percheron horse, 
1400-1500 Ibs., good qualities, 
 
| $125.00; also a a raised, 1100 
Ib. 8 yr. old, bay horse, gentie, 
Blocky type cherry. red Du-| work to any horse drawn farm 
 
implement for sale or exc. for 
 
older, slower horse. R. P. Bo- 
mar, Palmetto. 
 
Mare, about 8 yrs. old, blocky 
built, work anywhere, about 
1000 Ibs.; Also 1 reg. White 
OIC Hog, 200 Ibs, for sale. Tur- 
ner Moon, Stone Mountain, Rt. 
1. (Tel. 2104 Stn. Mt.). 
 
Blue Mare Mule, 1000 lbs., not 
over 6 or 7 yrs. old, $250. Or 
exc. for cattle or hogs. Wm. L. 
Helms, Buena Vista. 
 
Nice Black, 5 gaited Saddle 
Horse, lady or child can handle, 
for sale. R. N. Estes, Gay. 
 
Red Mare Mule, 6 yrs. o'd, 
1000 lbs., good worker, for sale. 
W. H. Clarke, Glenwood, Rt. 2. 
 
Nice Saddle Herse, black with 
2 white feet, good gaited, gen- 
tle, work anywhere, $100. 3 mi. 
Fairburn on paved Rd. Earl 
Stephens, Fairburn, Rt. 2. 
 
 Fine young 5 gaited Saddle 
 
Mare, perfectly gentle, for sale 
OL .CXC,. for Tallch -<cow or 
yearlings. C. C. Tootle, Glenn- 
ville, Rt. 1. 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE 
 
G8 
 
Fresh milk goats, $25. to $40. 
ea, Mrs. R. L. Smith, Sr., 
lasville, Rt. 4. 
 
2 young goats, one two years 
old, giving milk now, other, 
raised 1 kid, giving milk now, 
$10. ea. Mrs. Sarah Burchfield, 
 
Aska. 
 
Young buck kid, sired by 
Michael of Evania, son of Mal- 
vis Del Sepulveda, Record pro- 
ducer and Championship win- 
ner; Dam, over a gallon milker. 
11 days old (April 24th), $50. 
FOB. Pictures on request. Eu- 
gene McMichen, Hiram, Rt. l, 
Box 100. 
 
Tog. and Saanan cross Milk 
freshened Mar. 20th., 
now giving. better than 4 qts., 
 
too heavy in milk to ship. No 
 
defects. J. W. Cole, Villa Rica. 
 
Saanan Goat, hornless, 3 qis. 
daily, to freshen May 30th, 
| Tog. Doe, to freshen May 30th, 
Will not ship. For sale or trade 
at farm. Ralph Croker, Pal- 
metto, Rt. 1. 
 
RABBITS AND CAVIES 
* FOR SALE 
 
Heavy wt. Chinchilla Rab- 
bits, from ped. stock, different 
ages. Write for prices. J, C. J. 
Brown, Toccoa, Rt. 2. ; 
 
Ped. Rabbits, from reg. does, 
6-2 mos. old, two 5 mos. old, 
NZW Buck ready for service. 
Sell or exe. for meat rabbits, 
wt. over 7 Ibs. Jack Hinton, At- 
lanta, 929 Victory Dr., S. W. 
(Ra. 7939). 
 
4 White NZ Rabbits, 6 wks. 
old, full stock but not registered, 
$1. .ea.; Angora Buck, 2 yrs. 
old, not reg., $5. Frank Howing- 
ton, Jefferson, Rt. 3. 
 
2 mos. old frio Chinchillas, 
buck from separate litter, $10. 
Ship anywhere Railway Exp. 
COD, John L. Parrott, Macon, 
2366 Miller Field Rd. 
 
Commercial Rabbits, from 
large stock, 9 wks. old, $3. pr.; 
Extra Does, $1.50. eed Will trade, 
 
net, Uni 
 
old, 800} 
Sold at} 
L. Hardin, | 
 
Doug- | H. 
 
  
 
lot; 
 
laying. See at my place. 
 
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RABBITS AND CAViES 
Le? SPOR SALE 
; = 
 
3-6 mos. old NZW Bucks 
Does, from reg. and ped. stock 
excellent show and breeding 
pospects. Mrs. C. L. Crumbley, 
Atlanta, 1465 Eastland Rd., S. . 
Rt. 3. (Tel. Alpine 4291). 
 
Purebred Chinchilla Giant  
Rabbits, 3 mos. old, $5. ea.; 
$12.50 trio; Checkerboard 
Giants, 3 mos. old, $3. ea. Ship  
COD. Tom Garrison, Milledge- 
ville, Box 375. 
 
NZW Rabbits: Mature Bucks 
and Senior Does, also few 
Chinchilla Does for sale. S. R. 
Brockington, Jackson. 
 
Ped. growing stock NZW rab- 
bits, with papers, . shipned 
promptly. Walker . Smith, At-  
lanta, 2684 Collier Dr, N. W. | 
(Tel. Ra. 9990). 3s 
 
17 nice Rabbits, several kind, 
 
|most half grown, several bred 
 
does im lot, $25.00; $4. pr.: Few 
solid Red Guinea Pigs, grown, . 
$3.; grown Sow, $1.75. Mrs. Hel- 
 
en Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2. 28 
 
Sandy Gray Flemish Giant  
Bucks, 3 mos. old, from large 
parents of best show blood- 
lines, ped., reasonable price. 
Ship anywhere. Write: R. La- 
mar Brantley, Wrightsville, Rt. 
Ze 
 
2 Gigs Chin. Does, 7 mos. old,  
$4.00 ea.; $7.00 for both: pres 
fer selling both: also Black 
Giant Doe, $4.00. Wm. C. Ward, 
Juniper, Rt. 2. 
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED: 
 
CATTLE: 
 
Want reg. calves to raise from 
1 day, to 1 yr. old, on halves. 
R. A. Durham, Farmington. 
 
Want reg. Polled Hereford 
Bull Calf, must be reasonable, 
within 75 mi. Taylor Co. R. M 
Turner,. Rupert. _ pe 
 
Want 
Heifers. 
Lula. 
 
Want Polled type, short horn 
bull, 12-18 mos. old. E. P. 
James, Americus, Rt. D. 
3966. 
 
HOGS: : 
 
Want pair little bone Black 
Guinea Pigs. Must be a 
E. Barnes, Ienox. 
 
HORSES & MULES: 
 
Want 1 Plow Horse and 1H 
Wagon. Buck Smith, Aus+ ell, 
Box 220. Tel 6501. ; 
 
Want Shetland Pony Stud for. 
Service. State price, age, color. 
E. B. Adcock, Cassville. 
 
Want Shetland Pony. State  
price, color, age, weight, nee 
Tony Claxton,  Atlanta, 661 
Grand Ave. N. W. 
 
SHEEP & GOATS: ) 
 
Want good Milk Goat, fresh 
in, in exchange for extra large 
Crape Myrtles. A. Stokes, Jas- 
per, Rt. 3. 
 
some reg. ctemehy Fi 
Advise Docia Harris, 
 
; Rely 
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
BANTAMS: 
 
Modern, Old Eng. Black 
Breasted Red Game, RI Red, 
several other varieties Bantams, - 
also 7 Ringneck Doves, $10. for 
1 pair Silver Pheasants, 
laying, $10. MO with order. B.  
H. Holsonback, East Point, 302 
S. Harris St. 
 
4 trios pure Dark Cornish 
Bantams, $5. trio. Mrs. Ila E. 
Gordon, Warwick, 
 
Trio modern Red Pyle Ga 
 
| Bantams, out of best exhibition 
 
bloodlines, $12. Satis. guar. MO 
with order. Virgil Dunn, East 
Point, 406 Hendrix Ave. 
 
BARRED ROCKS: 
 
75 one yr. old Parks starin 
BR Hens, best egg grade, nearly 
all laying, no culls, $1.50 ea. T. 
M. Webb, Ellijay. 
 
CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS: 
 
2 yr. old Leopard Pit Game 
Cock, about 6 Ibs., $5. Or trade 
for Pit Game Hens; Also Clip- 
per-RH Stag, $3. C. L. Griffin, 
Gainesville, 712 Oak St. 
 
LEGHORNS: 
 
Around 70 AAAA White Leg- 
horn Hens, nearly 1 yr. old, 
Mrs. 
Virgil Gregory, Suches. 
 
  
    
   
 
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POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
100 Leghorn. Hens, _ Ferris 
strain, 80 per ct. laying, disease 
free, $2. ea. Cannot ship. H. L. 
 
* Jones, Duluth, 
 
REDS: NH, RI, OR OTHERS =. 
12 fine 4 A NH Red Hens, 
14:mos. old and 3 Roosters, 12 
mos. old, $2. ea; 4 A NH. Red 
~ Eggs, 15, $1. All cartons return- 
_ ed. Ship hens if crates returned. 
G. C. Clifton, Millen, Rt. 3; Box 
157. 
100 NH good laying strain, 7 
eens mos old pullets, laying, $2.25 ea. 
 
at myhome. Mrs. H. V. Hall, 
Rex, Morrow Rd. 5 
 
50 young NH Hens, 4 A grade, 
f2. ea. Or $90. for lot. FOB. Mrs. 
B. W. Biddy, Acworth, Rt. 1. 
 
200 AAA NH Red Pullets, 12 
wks. old, $1.25 ea.; Sell any 
wnt. L. E. Brown, Lithonia, Rt. 
t. Tel. Stone Mountain 3113. 
 
  
 
old. laying about 80 per ct., $2. 
ta. at my home. Cannot ship. 
Mrs. H. H. Hunter, Stephens. 
 
   
 
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As a result of getting this National Soil 
Conservation Meeting in Atlanta, 12 to 
1,500 people took tours out over part of 
the State and were tremendously im- 
pressed with the advantages and possibil- 
ities of our soil here in Georgia. : 
 
A few weeks ago, we also had 240 farm- 
 
80 NH Red 4 A Hens, 1 yr.} 
 
  
 
  
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS 
 
Mallard Ducklings, wild 
strain, from excellent breeders, 
shipped COD for 50c ea.; 75c 
for ones feathering out that 
dont need heat; Also hatching 
eggs, $2.25 per 11. C. M. Ham- 
mond, Augusta, Rt. 4, Box 251. 
 
Young Turkeys, 95c ea.; Tur- 
key Eggs, $4. doz. 31/2 mi. 
Meigs, 4 mi. Pelham. Not ship- 
ped COD. Priced at my place. 
J. R. Harvey, Pelham, Rt, 2. 
 
Dbl. Breasted Bronze Poults, 
1 day old, 50c ea. in lots of 25 
or more. R. F. Mathewson, Au- 
gusta, Rt. 2, Milledgeville Rd. 
Tel. 6-1448. 
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED ~ 
 
  
 
DUCKS: 
 
Want some Domesticated Mal- 
lard Ducks, or setting of eggs. 
Mrs. George E. Jordan, Perry.. 
GAMES: 
 
Want Game chickens to raise 
on Halves. Contact. Shellie 
Smith, Conyers, Rt. 3. 
 
  
 
  
 
AUCTION SALE REGISTERED HEREFORDS 
 
Auction Sale Reg. Hereford and Polled Hereford 
cattle, Livestock Auditorium, Moultrie, Friday, May 
19th. Bulls, Cows with calf and bred; open and bred 
young cows and heifers. Write. W. E. 
 
Aycock, Moultrie. 
 
2. 
 
  
 
  
 
lished in this issue . . 
 
  
 
IMPORTANT NOTICE 
 
All Flower and Flower Seed and Ornamental Nurs- 
ery Stock notices received through April 20th are pub- 
. all such like notices received 
later than that date (April 20th), were necessarily omit- 
ted from publication in this issue, but will be published 
in June 7th Flower issue (unless otherwise advised). 
ALL FLOWER NOTICES MUST BE-IN THE BULLET- 
IN OFFICE BY THE 20TH OF MONTH PRECEDING 
ISSUE IN WHICH THEY APPEAR. E. H.  
 
ers from Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and 
er mid-Western States to tour the middle  
part of the State and to see the wonder- 
ful winter pastures which Georgia af. 
fords. Both the delegates to the Soil Con- _ 
servation Convention and the members  
of the party from the mid-West were roy- 
ally entertained and given a good taste of 
Southern cooking, Southern hospitality 
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
Want purebred Thompson 
str. White ames, not mixed and 
purebred Ga, Shawlnecks. F. 
W. Maddox, Stone Mountain. 
 
LEGHORNS: ~*~  
 
Want 12 head pure AAA 
Brown Leghorn Pullets, not 
over 1 yr. old. State price and 
location. Mrs. H. P. Blalock, 
Lyons, S-525 Washington St. 
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
Want nice old couple, to live 
on place and caretake home. 
Raise chickens, other light farm 
chores. Just below U.S, Conley 
Depot on Hwy. 54. Letter ans. 
R. J. Henderson, Morrow, Rt. 1, 
Box 63 A. : 
 
Want reliable, industrious, 
healthy married man, not over 
40 years old, for work on poul- 
 
Elec., on paved road with school 
bus and Postman right by door, 
to right man. H. J. Hardin, Cul- 
loden. 
 
Want colored man and wife, 
not afraid to work, to live on 
place. Must be able to milk 
 
T, Spieks, Decatur, 5179 Cov- 
ington Rd. (Tel. Cr. 0691). 
 
Want unencumbered white 
Must be dependable. Live 
 
one of family (6 members). 
Private room, board, reasonable | 
 
ences. Mrs. P. O. Stokes, Folks-| 
ton. ; : oe 
~ Want man with small family 
for large 1 H crop, 50-50 basis, 
and wages, extra managing cat- 
tle. School and mail rt., Hwy. 
166, at Campbellton Ferry. See: 
S. S. Storer, Douglasville, Rt. 
4, : - ; 
 
 
 
Want reliable, unencumbered, 
middleaged woman to help 
with light farm chores in ex- 
change for good comfortable 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
mene 
 
  
 
Cotton is the most important money crop in 
Georgia. lt provides the major source of cash farm 
large proportion of the farmers of our 
 
cme to a 
 
    
   
 
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shall con r now, 
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good stand. 
There are many other factors which are of ex- 
s treme importance, some of 
: I , 
 
     
     
     
   
  
  
  
  
   
   
   
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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ediately before planting, 
2. Fertilize for high yield. 
(a) Amount and kind to appl 
 
Bere and the kind of fertilizer w 
bly, 
 
Raed tsatton varies consider 
; ps 
 
    
 
7 decreased, it is of utmost importance 
 
mers to produce as high yield per acre 
 
ble and at as low a cost as possible. 
There are several key factors in the production 
 
pf cotton. The most important of these, which we 
 
are as follows: 
 
Select good cotton land and prepare it well. 
 
Fertilize for high per acre yield. : 
 
3. Select a good variety and plant to secure a 
 
which will be cov- 
 
another article at a later date. It is our (b) How to apply. If equipment for si 
 
ment of fertilizer at the time of planting is avail- _ 
able, then the land should be prepared flat. With 
this type of equipment, the fertilizer should be 
placed about two inches to the side and one or two 
inches below the level of the seed. If fertilizer has 
to be put down with a fertilizer distributor and 
then another trip made to plant,. 
should be put down in the water furrow and bedd- 
ed on ten days to two. weeks before planting. 
this case, the fertilizer should be placed about  
three inches below where the seed will be planted 
and listed or bedded on. With either method of ~ 
fertilizer placement, it is important to place the 
fertilizer in such a way that it will not be close 
enough to the seed to injure germination. This is of 
use larger 
quantities of fertilizer per acre and the fertilizer 
also contains a higher percentage of plant food. 
Under such conditions, if the fertilizer is placed 
with the seed, they will most likely rot 
 
at the factors listed above are of primary 
at this time and that farmers should 
ch one in produiing this years crop. 
 
ct good land and prepare it well, There 
aying to the effect that when a crop 
is half made. This is true provided 
s planted on a well-prepared seed bed 
y fertilized. Where cotton is to be plant- 
W h was in a summer legume such as 
yybeans, or cowpeas the 
id should be plowed well in advance 
> at which cotton is normally planted. 
planting, the land should be thorough- 
nd harrowed with a spike tooth harrow. 
on is to follow a winter cover crop, the 
muld be plowed under three weeks 
anting. Disk the land thoroughly after 
then drag with a harrow, This ig most 
nt if the land tends to clod. Disk again im- 
 
   
    
 
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FERTILIZE COTTON FOR Hl 
 
home. Write: Mrs. Annie Moore, 
Junction City. z eg 
: bs ae TER ES 
 
a 
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try farm. Have good _ house,: 
 
woman for light work on farm, |. 
 
   
  
 
salary. All modern  conveni-| 
 
ReORIE spending money. 
c 
 
oth- 
 
  
 
TOM LINDER 
 
ae 
= 
 
Tithe oe 
 
_ Want smart, good man and 
wife to live on farm and help |f 
with Dairy. work. Must be exp. 
 
with Dairying. J. B. Gay, Gar- 
field Rte 2. g 
 
    
 
POSITIONS WANTED _ 
 
oy 
 
  
 
Man with large family and 
boy large enough to farm, wants 
job onfarm by day in So. Ga. |L 
or Dairy work. Have to be|  
aS J. H. Phillips, Buchanan, | ,.. 
 
with Christian people ex- | 
change for light farm work on 
 
farm, Experienced poultrym 
B. A. Robinson, Tiger, ea : 
 
ai 
 
d eet 3 
Want small place for elderly | chores. Reference: 
man and wife. Good farmer and} 
earetaker. Do most any kind 
farm work. Good references. 
$10. wk. Can move and finance 
self. J. M. Boyd, Stockbridge, 
Geese | farm, 28 mi. Atlanta. 
 
Want job on farm driving| Talmadge, Atlanta. 
truck or tractor. 3 R house, wa- 
ter, lights. Salary. 28 yrs. old 
 
| Langley, Atlanta, 
 
  
 
drive cars and trucks. 
in, Atlanta, 642 
 
Nant job 01 m. 52 yr 
ngle. Salary basis. Charles A 
t, Dalton, Rt. 2, Box 92. 
- Good range for hogs, patches  
for crops. Reasonable _ share 
basis. Contact: B. O. Fussell, 
Atlanta, 889 Edgewood Ave. 
 
Want nice, healthy woman at 
 
once, to help on farm, live as 
one of family, for room, boar 
 
on farm. working 
 
hurch. Mrs.. Will L, 
Griffin, Rt. B, 131. 
 
- Want white woman (can have} 
1 child), for light farm chores 
on farm, room, board, live as|4 
one of family. Need at once. All} 
letters ans. Mrs. D. A. Weathers, }! 
 
  
 
Norcross, Rt. 1. a 
 
     
  
 
  
 
  
 
By Dean Harry, L, Brown, College of Ag- 
riculture; Associate Director George H. 
 
_ King, Coastal Plain Experiment Station, 
 
and Associate Director C. C 
Georgia Experiment Station. 
 
 Murray, 
 
ing of 100 u : 
equivalent per acre should 
plants have three to four leaves. 
sandy and sandy loam soils of the Co 
 sidedressed with : 
 
| cas eae 
 
pounds of muriate of potash should be 
 
  
    
 
  
  
 
  
 
revious sum- 
 
particular 
 
in contact 
The amount per rather tha 
eh should be ap- 
 
spending upon 0 
 
i 
 
  
 
(c) Sidedress: 
f thie north 
 
a number of conditions. On clay or clay loam soils ~ 
in the northern half of the State, 600 to 800 pounds 
of a 6-8-6 fertilizer should be applied per acre. In 
the Coastal Plain area on the lighter sandy and 
sandy loam soils, 600 to 800 pounds of a 4-8-8 ferti- 
lizer should be applied per acre. 
 
the 
 
importance since we now 
 
n germinate. 
 
   
 
de place- 
 
fertilizer 
 
with the nitrate of soda and applied 
tion. te : 
 
with these fertilizer recommendations, fz 
 
costs in growing a crop will. be poorly 
boll weevil is al , destroy t 
~ 3. Select ax 
 
Ey cee 
excellent ant var 
are: Empire, Pandora, Coker 10 ; 
wilt. Pandora and Stonewilt are ic 
adapted to the Coastal Plain, while Emp: 
 
In 
 
Other varieties which do weil on Jand 
~ are Stoneville 2B and Deltapine. Far 
 
plant seed of high germination and 
 
has ever made money from skips. 
enough seed for a good stand. A later 
deal with insect control. Factors to 
are: ; ee 
 
  
 
& Commissioner of Agricultur 
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
House, water, fuel, lig! 
Shoals, S. E. (Tel. At. 
 
Want exp, dairyman 
erate dairy and be 
 
~ Want 3 farm famil 
preferred, for ranch i 
Barnesville, Rt. Pao oP : 
cow. 10 A, chickens, garden. E. | # 3 
 
to occur, 
 
acre as a sidedressing. The potash may 
 
In order to obtain the yield which is p 
 
carry out a good insect control progral 
spent on fertilizer as well as the labor 
 
er 100 Wilt are widely grown throughout th 
 
quantity to obtain a good stand ee