Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1950 July 5

To om _ Linder,



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orial By TOM LINDOER

e 4th_Day of July, 1776,~ the:
ration of Independence was siened
Jependence. Hall, in Philadelphia.

. War of the Revolution which was |
dy in: progrss came t au end in
-George Washington became the
President of the United States and~

allowed by Thomas Jefferson, the

to fe the anniversary of
igning of that great declaration on
i of July of each succeeding year.

usi
oratory commending the spirit of
athers, and the wisdom of those
who declartd their independence of
nical King and set up what they
onsidered a splendid experi-
epublican form of government.

nen of courage who

governments of different kinds.

of these experiments had failed.
ie cases the Executive branch of
ent had become so powerful that
regarded the rights of the people
ecame a despotism.

owerful enough to disregard the.
s of the people and set up first, an
rchy which degenerated into a
potic and totalitarian state. In still
sr cases the courts became all-power-
and being covered with the mantle of
al authority which all citizens high
1 lowrich -and poor were bound to
became the worst tyrants. of
all.
he outstanding historical. example of
mny by the court was the money
rs in the Temple in collusion with
High Priests who used the law, re-
ng the gift of a gold half shekel at
east of the Passover, to rob the com-
mn people of their sheep and their goats,
their cattle and their grain. And, be-
e of which, Jesus was so indignant
t he scourged them from the Temple.
776, when those wise, patriotic
ee uae. enone them

nd who undertook to rib
or a republic in which by
arante the limits would




WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1950

i Of July,

NUMBER 44.

1950





r of the. Declaration of ingress ;

year we meet at various spots with
D with flags flying and with

ugh the centuries, for three

liberty sufficiently to stake their
had founded republican and demo- |~-

some cases the law-making body be-

ie. generations it hes been a

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ment, the limits would be set on the
Legislative branch of government and
the: limits would be set on the Judicial

branch of government in such a way as
to say to each of these, hitherto shall ye

come and no further.

I stated that when these men met in
Philadelphia in 1776 they had these ideas

in mind. It was not until after the close |

of the War of the Revolution that these

| ideas actually were written into the Con-
j stitution in 1787, but the idea was in

their minds all the while.

During those formative years their dis-
cussions, debates and campaign issues the
differences between the ideas of these
men were gradually worn away, the
rough places were smoothed out and
compromises were reached until finally
in the Constitutional Convention of 1787,
under the direction of George Washing-

ton, the Constitution of the United States

came into being.

It is no wonder that the people of
America have met on the 4th of each
July with drums beating and flags wav-
ing, with bountiful feasts and gala enter-
tainment to celebrate the*anniversary of
the day when the Declaration of Inde-
pendence was signed. It is fit and prop-
er that we should do this. It would ill-
become us as the beneficiaries of the
courage and intellect of our grandsires
not to remember and not to honor this
day on suitable ways. And, it is for these
reasons and in this spirit we are met here
today.

However, there is something more im-

. portant, something more becoming, some-

thing more indispensable than celebrat-
ing the 4th of July if we are to bequeath

to coming generations the heritage which |
we ourselves have received. If we are to

be worthy of the founding fathers we

,| land of freedom of which we
Shall we fail in that trust

must transmit to future cesta this
glorious heritage. But, we cannot trans-
mit this heritage to future generations
unless we preserve it. If it is lost, it can-
not be transmitted to them. If we should
prove not to have the courage and wis-
dom to preserve it in its purity, if we
should, because of inertia, allow these
priceless gems of liberty and freedom. to
slip through our grasp, then we can but
hand down to those who .come aiter us

all its poverty of liberty and freedom to

build with their own blood a glorious
are the
trustees.
God forbid. None of us would ae to
do that..

courage. The pages of history are cover-
ed with the daring and endurance of

its people.
resources. No nation in all history has
had the resourcesspiritual, physical and
natural that this country possesses. If

study the principles which made
country possible and without which it
cannot_survive.

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the rough and rugged principles of truth
and justice without which our
cannot survive.

Many of these trojan ideas have come

Declaration of Independence and the Con-
stitution which followed it.
: TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of Agriculture





EARLY. BOLL WORM

INFESTATION ALA!) AING

The Boll Weevil Situation Still Serious-Weevils Continue To Emerge

' The following article from Mr. E. C.
Westbrook, Extention Agronomist
Athens, Georgia, is very important at
this time and I am carrying it for the
information of the farmers of the state.

Boll worms appeared in a large percentage
of Georgia counties in the southern half of
| the state during the third week of June and
ite some of the lower piedmont counties. This
is-two to three weeks earlier than this pest
usually appears in Georgia. It presents a most
serious situation. Usually the boll worm does
not do serious damage to cotton until field
corn becomes too hard for the boll worm
(the boll worm is the same thing as the corn
ear worm or the tomato fruit worm) to eat.
his year the boll worm has appeared before

field corn generally came into silk. When the
corn generally comes into silk some of the
boll worms may return to corn, but not all oi
them. After the field corn becomes hard ad-
ditional worms may be expected to go to the
cotton.

Boll worms are difficult to kill. They have

been destroying lots of squares, in addition to
bolls. Some farmers have thought they were

kill when they are small. They cannot be
reached with poison when they have their
heads in a boll or square. When they move
around is when they get the poison.

The following poisons are recommended:
12 to 15 pounds of 10% DDT to the acre; a
mixture of 2'2% BHC10% DDT, plus sul-

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the poverty out of which our forefathers |
came when they left the old world with >

come into a new world wher- they might

/ We will not fail for want of oat

American men and women in every con-
flict where threat came to America and
We will not fail for want of

we fail it will be for one reason and that _
reason will be because we have failed to ~
{hiss



If we fail it will be be-
cause we have allowed trojan ideas to
seep into our body politic and undermine -

nation

in through Judicial edicts contrary to the

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FLOWERS AND SEED |
FOR SALE

FLOWERS, AND SEED
FOR SALE

:

Buttercups, 30c doz.; White

Rain and Red Spider Lilies,

30c doz.; Pinks, White Queen

Mixed cols. Balsam plants,
50, $1.00; Xmas. Cactus, red
and pink June Cactus cuttings,

i0c ea. Exc. for \print sacks. | Anne Lace, 2, 25c; Snow on the
Write first. Mrs. J. V. Padgett, | Mountain, 2, 25c. Add postage.
Jasper, Rt. 1. Mrs. Mattie Lou Colson, Tooms-
Butier and Egg Daffodils,| Rt 2
Jonquils, Yellow Narcissus Periwinkle, Gaillardia, Ag-
bulbs, 3 doz., $1.00; 2 gals. $3.]eratum, 10c;) doz.; Dbl. Day:
Exc. for other flowers; want | Lilies, Baby Breath, Mint, Dah-
cuttings of Azaleas, Camellias | lia Slips, Conch Begonias,
for rooting. Mrs. Lois G. Bell, Orange, Yellow Cannas, Xmas
Milledgeville, Rt. 2. Cactus, 10c ea.; Pinks and
Emperor Jonquil bulbs, $1165 pee singe 2% a toe
C; Large Double Daffodil, $2.50 lewis Toomsborasak on

Cc: Apr. Blooming Narcissus
bulbs, $1. C. Add postage. Mrs.
Nora. Brown, Tallapoosa, Rt. 1..

Boston, Feather Lace Fern,
Red Amaryllis bulbs, 35c ea.;
3, $1.00; Large Green Leaf
Caladium (not elephant ears)
plants, 40c; 1 each, Angel
Wing. and Beef Steak Begonia,
and Tree Cactus, $1. Mrs. John
- Smith, Temple, Rt. 1, Box

Giant Blooming Dbl. Rooted
Geranium plants, Red Oxblood,
Jap. Bright Red, Lavender
Rose, Apple Blossom, Straw-
berry Rose, Cameo Pink, 35
ea.; Ferns: Roosevelt, Boston,
Whitman, Sword, Oystershell,
Plumbago Blue, 35c ea. PP;
Cactus, Coleus.
Graham Eley, \ White

Blooming size purple Widows
Tears, or Achimenes, 50c. doz.;
rooted Sultanas,, 10c ea.; {5*all
different unrooted pot. plant
cuttings, $1.00; All orders 50c
up postpaid. A rooted Suitaria
free with ea. $1. order. Mrs. A.
R. Landin, Toccoa.

Salmon and white geranium
and red and pink begonia cut-
tings, 10c ea.; rooted begonias,
25c to 75c ea.; 1 white begonia,
50c. Add postage. Mrs. P. B.
Morris, Thomson, Rt. 2.

Dry, blooming size Trumpet
daffodils, white, sweet scented
Narcissi bulbs and sweet Calif.
blue Violets, $1. C. Add post-
age. Tamar Teem, Talking
Rock.

Thrift, 50c C; Magic lilies,
30c ea.; Rainbow Moss, Par-
rots Foot, Carnation, dbl.
Pinks, Hen and Biddie, Xmas,
Star rice cactus, white stripe
jew, blue Spider lily, dbl. lem-

Mrs.
Plains.

Want Hydrangeas, Snowballs,
Lantanas, Japonicas, Weeping
Willows, Weigelas, Sultanas,
Running Roses,. Dahlia Slips,
Flowerg Quince, Bridalwreath,

Cushion Mums. Will exchange on lilies, 10c ea. Add postage.
Purple Butterfly Bushes, Yel-}Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Mavy
low Bells, Red Hibiscus, Blue | Lewis, Toomsboro.
Hyacinth Bulbs, Lady of Lake, Jonquils, $2. C; Narcissus,
ee re: J. -R. Gentry, At- $1.50 C; Orange Day Lilies, 25c
7093. 7 Smith St., S.~E. Wa. |} doz. Magdalene- Shoemake,
Temple, Rt. 2. )
Want rooted cuttings double White. and Pink Begonias
oo BB > eee Pies, Rainbow Moss, eueet a
na, Rt. 1. Geranium, Coleus, Mothers
Want Staghorn Geraniums,} Tear, Amaryllis Lily, Grape

Yellow Sweetheart, and Old
Fashion George the 4th. Red
Velvet Roses, Old /Fashion
Sweet Pinks. Have plenty Red
Geraniums if cuttings are want-
ed. Mrs. C. D. Willoughby,
Watkinsville, Rt. 2.

Exc, Blue Daisy Seed at lic
pkt., also nice Eggplant plants
at 45c doz. for pot plants. Mrs.
Ila Teasley, Washington, Rt. 3,

Leaf Begonias, $1. doz. Or exc.
for Beefsteak Begonia and
Fuchsia. Add~ postage. Mrs.
Hoyt Tippens, Talking Rock.
Butterfly -Bush, 25c
Mums, Angel Trumpets, Mari-
golds, Petunias, 50c doz.; Fla.
Marigolds, 75c;doz. Add _ post-
age. Exc. for print sacks. Mrs.
J..G. Combs, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Blue Wedgewood Jap., Red,

ea.;



Box 55. lue, Lavender, White, Yellow

Large Geraniums, $1. ea.;}German Iris, 10, $1.00; Long
May Lily Cuttings, 15c ea.;|'Stem Trumpet Daffodils, White,
Rail Lily bulbs, 25c ea.; Wan-|Cream Wax, Yellow Cluster
dering Jew cuttings, 3, 10c.|Narcissi, Hemerocallis, 50 doz:;
Exe. for print sacks. Add post- }$2.50 C; Lemon, and Tiger Lily,
age. Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Roy-{8, $1. Mrs. C. B. Robinson,
ston Bowdon,

MARKET

FLOWERS AND SEED
SALE >







postage.

doz.;
low, 25c
raniums,

Mrs.
Rt. 4.

size,

Ce irs:

Violets,
Iris, 40c

Bremen.

age. No

monds,
cannas,
cinths,
doz.;

$

parlor
col., 25

seed for

order $1.

Sweet
asters,

narcissi,

ley.

Bernard

Tears, 15

tanas,

2%. doz
Lylerly.

Tris,

Daffodils,

lots.
Branch.

ea.;

Mrs.



postage.
Maysville.

size bulbs.
more orders. 2c ea.
Pearl Hudgins,

Buttercups
Glad bulbs, Spider ac Rt 30
doz. Exe, for print sacks. Add

Mrs,

ace, 2)" 2iie; ee 10e

n hilies,

Pink and White Queen: Ainnes
om

Alma Colson,

"Boomsboro, Rt. 2,

Red Spider Lily bulbs,
Day Lilies, 50c ea,; Giant
Deep Pink Oxallis, large yel-
doz.;

Asparagus Ferns,

50

smail bulbs;
rooted Ge-

15e ea. Add* postage.

Ditch Iris bulbs,
in varieties Wedgewood
Blue, Golden Banner Yellow,
White Glory, come. mixed and
unlabeled only, 20, $1.00; $3.50

Rosa

50c
doz.;

Pinks, 30c doz.;
lic ea. Add postage. Mrs. Roy

Red Spider
lily bulbs,

$1.

less

Stamps accepted. Mrs.
Matthews, Woodland.

4 col. dbl. Althea, red, oe
| white hydrangeas, dbl. pink al-
sweetshrub, 50
1. doz.;
red Spider lilies, 50
also white nest onions,
50 at. Add postage. Mrs. E. a
Smith; Wadley.

Shamrock leaf, peak: large
cluster blooms,
ivy and geraniums,

ea.;
25e;
i

Williamson.

Snapdragons,
Williams,
larkspur,
white feverfew, white, yellow}
snowdrops,
Bethlehem, yellow
butter and eggs, 50c doz. Add
postage. Eugenia Smith, Wad-

and

62 a:
Blue Lantanas,
and Red Kalencoe cuttings, 5c
ea. Add postage.
McAvoy, Washington.

Margaret Mitchell Iris (coler
blend of azure,
touch of pink, falls are claret
red). 1 doz., at $4.50 ea., plant;

$3.50

le

C; Add. postage.
Gunter, La vrenceville, Rt. 1.

Seedling Josephs Coat, 15 ea.
or exc. for odd print sacks; 1
plant per sack. Each pay postage.
Kate M. Rogers,
ta, 601 Morningside Dr.

Few doz. blooming size Mad-
onna Lily Bulbs, $3.00 doz. Plus

Mrs.

E.

Fred Atkinson, Valdosta,

hippie

G. Poole, Val-

dosta, Box 112.

Tested Iris, named varieties,
many colors,
Long Stem Daffodils,
$1. Add postage on -erders un-
der $2. Mrs.
lanta, 97% Mt. Airy 'Dr., S. W.

Blooming size bulbs Jonquils,
Narcissi, $1. C; Pink, Red Ver-
bena,= 10 ea.;
,Cannas, 35c doz.;

25c per plant;
4 doz.,

C. Lowry, At-

Red, Yellow
Blue, White
doz.; Lavender
Dif. cols. Fall
Purple Lilacs,

or September
doz. plus post-
dozen shipped.
GoW.

ea.;

blue hya-

6, 35c;

Honolulu Rose,

lovely vines and seed pods, 3)

large cutting

stag-horn Geraniums, 15c. Min.

Mrs. H. Allen

js

dianthus, dbl.
carnations,
Blue violets,

Star of
: daffodils,

Lily of India bulbs, Boston
and Lace Ferns,

25e ea.; St
Paper Lilies,

White Conch Begonias, Widow's
Salmon Sul-}

Yellow

Mrs. Daniel

canary. and!

ea., to one ad-

dress, PP. Mrs. Martha P. Jones,

tall, light blue, orchid
pink, yellow,
iris, dark blue, $1.00 doz.;
Wax begonias,
red, 101 Rose, baby pink, Snow,
Blush, West Port Beauty (pink
and white), 50c ea. Well rooted.
Mrs. H. B.. Clower, Lawrence-
ville. Rt 3: @

Crofts: Easter and Madonna
Lilies, top: size bulbs, 4, $1.C0;
Cluster Jonquils, Long Trumpet
White Narcissi,

small, German
dbl.
white, Geneva

.

top
in $5.00 or
in smalier
Flowery

ea.

Fine mixed Iris, many cols.,
Blue Ditch, $4.00 C; White, Yel-
low Narcissi,
fodils, Butter and Eggs, 75c C;
$6.00 M;Amaryllis,
and Milk and Wine Lilies, 25c
Tulip Bulbs, mixed, $4.00

Jonquils, Dai-

Madonna,

Mrs. S.-M.

Mariet-

Floyd Savage,

rooted
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Boxwood, large and small a rang
Vinca, English Th erbena, | roo! 8.;
Balm, Peppermint, False Drag-jtus, oxalis, ge Sieve. TOC
on Head, Pinks, well established Ruffled fern, 10 ea.; Flag
plants, not layers nor divisions, } ( re col.), 50e doz.;
any 4, $1.00, Prepaid. Josan Geia,, }. $1. GO, . Add vost of
Lawrenceville, Rt. 2. Mrs. ee PAULO, yom

2 Spiny Greek Juniper, 12) Rt. Nb
ft. high at base; Eng. Boxwood)|
10 ft. high, 6 ft. at base eae es
place, off Hwy. 51, near Hick i
ory oe Church. Jay Sims, Lulalt 300 doz.; Prince Feather, g
Rt. size, mix. Sultanas,

aes Cactus, long Pini ary pink, and red begor
blooms, 10c; Red Verbena, mo ae 0 Mrs, oui Dov
doz.; Cuttings to root, 3 Capd} Ec nie Rt e Mrs.-Josie.

i asmines, 10c; Lace Pink Coleus; eget

5c ea.; 6 dif. Cactus, 20c; No Fuchsia, sev.
orders less 50c. Red Leaf Be-'{white, red. begonia and .
gonia cuttings, 5c ea. Mrs, R. J.\fpink, davender Geraniums,
Fleming, Lincolnton. ea.; Striped jew, 5c; Bos

Pink, Red, White Geraniuin. fern, oe be; Che A
Lantana; Pink~and Red Conch = ted peace Fo: th Ye
Begonias, Sweet Gum, Guinea| Merlnigelean is weir ee

Wing Begonia, Rainbow Moss, Roe ee ee Eng




































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Sultanas, Justicia, Blue, Pink
Hydrangeas, 15c eay 2, 25c; Red, Pink pa is XO: ,
Sprengeri, Boston Lace Ferns,{ Boston -and Sprengeri fe) ;

20c ea.; 2, 35c. Mrs. J. A. Wilson,
Martin.

Dot. Cannas, mixed, red, or
orange and yellow with red
splotches, mixed colors, Chry-
.santhemums,/ German Iris, 75c
doz.; Blooming size Trumpet
Daffodils, White Narcissi, Glad-

Conch geraniums, rooted,
ea.; small privet hed, e,
tunias, mums, 15c doz.; gr
and_ white striped and pur.
striped jew, 3, 10c; Narcissi
for 15c. Add p age. Mrs..
E.. Traylor, Rebecca. _

5 shades Geraniums, An

ioli, Star of Bethlehem, Purple| Leaf Begonia, Pot Hydrang@
Violets, 40 doz. Ruth Head} 35c and 65c.ea.; Sultana, Cor

Bremen. , Begonia, 25c ea.; 12 cuttin
Trumpet. Daffodils, White | S100; Secale. Verbenas, Pi

Thrift, 20c doz. Add posta
Exc. for print sacks. M
Joseph Gibbs, Rebecca, Rt.

Narcissi, Yellow Jonquils, mix-
ed col. German Iris, -Mums,
Glads, $3, C; Purple Violets,
Star of Bethlehem, Perennial
Phiox, 3 -doz.;<$1. 253, Dbl. Red
Humbert Cannas, 75 doz. Add
postage. E. B. Thornton, Pa
men.

Yellow Forsythia,

2; 1 Maxed? hash
Sultanas, Xmas
25 ea.; Blanke
doz.; Dbl. Geraniums, he a

Pink- AL ting unrooted, $1. orders PP

a
man, White Weigelas, 75c-ea.; rent a. Ww. Seay c
White Narcissi, Yellow Daffo-

dils, $2.00; Dbl. Red Yellow Scarlet, Sage, Salvia, ae ue
with Red -Splotches, Orange} Fashion Purple Bachelor Bug !
mixed, 75c doz.; Mixed cols.| ton, 25c doz.; Milk, Wine Lili e

15c ea.; 75 doz.; 5 dif. Co
Verbenas, 5 ea.; Dbl. Pop)
Seed, mixed cols. 10e. Tb:
Add postage. Mrs. D. Ww. ay
cloth, Rochelle, POB 1044.

Rose* Thrift, $1. C; Fluft
Fern, Red and Rose Everbloor
ing Begonia, rooted, 25c
Pink Per. Phlox, 250. doz.;
|Red. Everblooming Bego
large, 50c ea.; Smaller 25c
Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Royston, Rt. 2.

Yellow ~ Jasmine, Althez
Sweetshrub, Bridalwreath, Gol
enbell, Weeping Mary, Snow

/German Iris, Mums, Purple
Violets, 40c doz. Alice Harri-
son, Bremen.

Dbl. Red Humbert, Indian
Orange Lilies, Yellow Cannas,
75c doz.; White Narcissi,
Trumpet Daffodils, mixed Ger-
man ris, Houseleak, 40c doz.
Exc. for print 100 lb. cap, sacks. |
Mautile Harrison, Bremen,

Purple Achimenes, 25c doz.
postpaid or exc. for other flow-
ers, white geraniums or asters.
Mrs. B. F. Sutton, Macon, RFD
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Pink Cherokee~ roses, red, Azaleas, 3, 50c; Wild Iris, Ora
yellow azaleas, Mtn. laurels,| pay, Mt. Huckleberry Leopai
redbud, rhododendrons, pink} Lilies, Purple Iris, ae

crabapple, dogwood, tulip POp-{ $1.00 C: White R

lars,. 2-3 ft., $2.75 doz.; gray 13, 25, Add postage. M: Hov
violets, phlox, shasta daisies, | aad Easley, Ellijay, Rt. ;
blue iris, snowdrop,, $250... Giant -Paasies Te es j

Bonnie Abercrombie, Mineral

Bluff.

Red Spider Lilies, Evergreen
Candytuft Lioripe, 75c doz.; 5
var... Narcissus, $1.25 C; .Old
Fashion Fragrant Lemon Lilies,
10c ea.; 20 good Iris, assorted,
$1.10. Add postage. Mrs. J. M.
McMillan, Palmetto.

Red, White, Pink, Blue, Pur-
ple Asters, Blue~ -Ageratum,y
Burpees Zinnias, Pink Pe-}
tunias, 3 doz., $1.00; Snap-
dragons Plants, large. Paper
White Narcissus bulbs, 50c
doz.;-2 large Sprengeri Ferns,
$1. Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison.

Tulip bulbs, blooming size,
asst. colors, 12, $1.00; 25, $1: 954
50; -$375*. smalier bales 25, $1.3

Blue and Yellow Iris, Pin
bena, 50c doz.; Red Hot Poke
25 ea.; Pansy Seed, 25c p
start; Jonquils, 30c doz, Ad|
postage. No_COD checks, Mis
Maude Clayton, Ellijay, Rt. oe

50-75 rooted Boxwood, a
sizes, for sale or exc. for any. ;
thing can use on farm. C. I
McArthur, Ellijay, Rt. 3, as

Yellow Jasmine, Aliheas
Sweetshrubs, Bridalwreatt
Goldenbells, Weeping Mary
Snowball, Azaleas, 3 , 50c; Wiir
Tris, Orange Day Lilies, Mi
Huckleberry Leopard Lilies, db)
Marigolds, 25c doz.; $1.00 C
White Running Roses, - 3. 3
Add postage. Miss Malvie e Hend
erson, Ellijay, Rts 3





































50, $1.75 postpaid. G. M. Mose- African violet leaves, 10 ea.
ley, Menlo. white, pink Lady, Sailor, Blu
| Yellow jonquils, $5. M; few|Boy, orchid, pink Bea ty
Narcissi, 60c C. M. Pettit, Pike.| Mary Wac, rose purple, S p
- Nice pot grown Boston ferns,}phire; dbl. red, white, pins
25c ea.; red and orange Sul-|Geraniums, 6 mos. old, $1.00

No COD nor less than $1.v!



tanas, rooted in pots, 15c ea.
Mrs. Frank McKenzie, a orders. Mrs. C. C. Fletcher, Par.
Rt. 2. rott. Sie :

Wandering jew, rooted, 4
doz.; Rainbow, Coleus plants,
6 for $1.00; red Cocks Comb
plants, 30c doz.; single touch-
me-not, 25c doz. Exc.-for Print
feed sacks, Miss Georgia
Winkles, Raymond.

White Feverfew, Mullin
Pinks, 10c ea.;. Mums, $1.50
doz.; Mixed cols. Bearded Iris,
$1.50 doz.; Single and Dbl. Day
Lilies, 75c doz.; Striped Grass,
5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. H. H.

Large white, ee scentec
August lilies, '25 ea; lar, 3
Elephant Ears, Fai
raniums; red, pin
gonias, sultanas, 15
Helietrope and red,
6, 25c. Well Rooted. p
Mrs. M. R. Hayes, co
Rt. 1. cis
Well rooted pink Th i
doz.; long Trumpe' afi
and yellow
Mrs. C \












Thomason, Rockmart.
4 ate.


















ille.. Rt.





white, cs dbl. Conch}
| 35c ea.; dbl. Py ,











e, Rt. 2.

white pink Oxalis, | Trum,
C 1.00 doz. Speckled
ed Hot Poker, 25c ea.
tage. Mrs. Pages doz. Add postage. Velma Deen,



ol. Geraniums, rooted, 10c;
s, 4 col, 5c cutting; Snap-|
S, 25e doz. Azzie ae Gs

FOR SALE

4



- FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



PAGE THREE



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE





le Violets,

f Bethlehem, German Iris,
. $1.25; Narcissi,

pet Daffodils $7. 50 M; Can-
nas, all colors, mixed, Red indi-
an, Yellow, Indian Orange, T5e





Bremen.

Extra nice size Jonquil and

ee Bulbs, $1.25 C; $11.00
M. Add postage. Mrs. Clarence

McMillian, Dacula; Rt, toe >

Jonquil and Daffodil Bulbs,
+$1.25 C; Smaller, 80c C. No less
100 sold. No checks, Mrs, Lon
Ashworth, Dacula.










pe a




































Ata



















red Thrift,




























































5 affodils,
O order,








-Saundei

Gead Lene and
1 shell begonias, and Ger-
eet: Bd ea.; male.
and purple Lantana, Tube 5
Boston fern, Arborvitae,| Dawsonville, Rt. 3.
25c e@a.; eee postage. Mrs.
esville. Rt. 6.

xed, $1.00 C; Add 15
on each $1. 00 order;

Blue Hyacinth Bulbs, 25,
Miss Ruth Underwood,
Rt. 3

Ligustrums, $3

C;460c doz.;
Evergreens. Write for

Feat Bosyosds 4-6 in. :
$10. C. Semperviren | balls, rooted, 10, $1.00; Sultanas,

i 2.507 12.00 : ; : 33
Te ee Thrift nr 99} Hyacinths, 2, 25c Maiden Hair

.B. Sa Robinson, Green- Ferns, 4, 50c.

field grown Old vee:
Boxwood, sev. yrs.
: ped and compact,
ea.; 4-6 in, 25c ea.;
oe ig, a it Red, White, and Blue Verbenas,
Greenville.

- Boxwood, bushy, field

$12.00 C; 200 for $20.00; : 3 ,
olets, $3. OO doz white a 50c; Rooted Pink Hydrangea, |



Maude

.00 plus postage; also|doz. Add: postage. Mrs.
rooted Sultanas. 12] Langley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
plus postage. Mrs. A.|-
pard, Griffin, Rt. C.

Bearded Iris, includ-]50c)C; Catnip, Goldenglow, 3,

lew varieties. Have 25e, Add postage. Jeanne Lang.
iris }Ley, Ellijay, Rt. 3. :

Write for

d prices if interested.

-T. Patrick, Jackson. ~ -

for July: 25 dif. col.
_ Shows.

ynze and Silver
s in Shows.

$1.00. Mrs.
on, Jackson, Rt. 1.

of. Paradise, / Weeping |75c C; Blue Spider, Wort, Ches-
5c ea.; blue, red, white,
rift, 50c doz.; Jemon|{ and Biddie Cactus,
1c doz.; yellow and white|Green Blooming Moss,
butter and eggs, $1.50}and Green Striped Jew, 10c doz.
for Print sacks. Miss{Frances Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

eCurley, Hartwell, Rt.

rmuda Lily Bulbs. Mrs.

a bulbs: Pink Portland,
light red with gold edge,
white Eureka, 25c forjas, 75c ea.;
plus postage. Exc.
for 3 large Print sacks.|feed sacks. Ople Goble, Ellijay,
y postage. Mrs. W.-H.} Rt. 3,
ams, Lithonia. Rt. 3/
Pom dahlia slips or buiks,}roses, 35 doz.;
d pink hydrangea, 25c}mixed, 30c doz.;
low Pinks, white}Plants ,20 doz.;
25 c. Zinnias, 2 doz., 25 Several cols.

Alesse, Phlox, 35c doz.

Dbl. Wool Poppy Seed, ee
andred, 10c tsp. with stamped
envelope. Mrs. R. H. Whelchel,

Blueridge Rose Azaleas, Pink
Altheas, Quince, Siberian Pea
Tree, Mt. Holly, 25c ea.; Winter
Ferns, Yellow Prim Rose, 50c
doz.; Blackberry. Lilies, Shasta
Daisies, -3y 50c. Add postage.
Mrs. Presley Fowler, Diamond.

Jack in the Pulpit, Trillium,
Maiden Hair Ferns, 50c doz.
Tiger Lilies, 75c doz.; Azaleas,
Goldenglow, Dbl. Day Lilies,
Pink Thrift, 35c doz.
Damp. Add postage. Mrs. James





Buddelia or Butterfly, Abelia,
Japonicas, Red,Spirea, Snow-
mixed colors, 4, 50c; Water

Moss packed.
Grace Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Fancy Leaf Coleus, rooted, 10,
$1.00; 20 dif. cols. Sultanas,
some double, rooted) 4, 5%e;
Water Hyacinths, 2, 25e; Cherry

or Pot Pepper Plants, 25c doz.;








a: 25 Moss packed: Mrs. M
L. Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

White, Pink Hibiscus, Fuchsia

Oxalis, Petunia, Begonia, Hen

50c ea. Talmadge and Biddie, Water Lily, 12, $1.00;
Greenville.

a Japonicas, 6-12 in.,
Boxwood plants, gea, 7 cols. Cannas, 60c doz. Add
r g size, 60c doz., $1.00] postage. Mrs
_ Red Violets, $2.00 doz:;

ift, $1.50 doz.
Greenville.

Mixed Hibiscus, _Mums, Iris,
Blue Siberian Iris, Wine Lilies,
Dahlia_Slips. Oakleaf Hydran-

Willis Grindle,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1. :
Long Trumpet Yellow Dai-

Purple King,

-1 $3.00 C; Mixed col. Mums, 25c
Mary

Touch-Me-Nots,. Marigold,
Green Wandering Jew, rooted,

Purple King Iris, Leopard
Lilies, Whit Narcissus, Jon=4
quil BsleuV $e, LpPgIPa,eMF
quils, Blue, Violets, yoe-CYel-

: . Write for}low Texas Roses, Red Spirea,
col. Mums, red, yel-} Weeping Mary, Big Red Roses,
pink, bronze, 242 }Lilacs, Red Azaleas, 2, 45c; All 3
.00; daffodils, jonquils,
butter and eggs, cow-} $3.00 M. Mrs.
mixed, 3 doz. , $1.00; King! Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Pe:
T. J.

rooted. Exc. for sacks: Daffodils,
Frank Parks,

Orange Hemerocallis, Single,
Dbl. Daffodils, Myrtle Vine,
Confederate and White Violets,

terfield Daisies, 25 doz.: Hen
10 ea.,
Green

Yellow Japonicas, $1.00 ea.;
| White and Yellow Munts, $1.00


















Winning: won|doz.; Orange Day Lilies, 75c
Medal at our 1950 Iris}doz.; Iris, 50c doz. No checks.
Write for information; Exc. -for print sacks. ere

Goble, Ellijay, Rt: 3.
White and Yellow Fall Pinks,

75 doz.; Igis, 50c doz.; Lemon
Lilies, 75c doz.; Yellow Japonic-
Verbenas, 75 doz.

$}All rooted. No checks. Exc. for

Queen Annes Lace, Pink Prira
12- cols. Iris,
4 dif. Mum

'Glads, 2 doz. 50c;

Add_ postage.

Perennial,

rubs Bridalwreath, Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.












3 ping Mary, ,
pall, Araleds 3, 50c; Wild} Birds Foot Violets,

Blue, White, Wariegated. and

$1:00. C;
-|Jonquils, Emperor Daffodils,
Snowdrops, Shasta Daisies, Day
Lilies, Periwinkle, $1.25 C;



Porch 30x Collection, 10, $1.60.
i order filled under $1.00.
J. H. Penland, ke



Holistleak, :

Waters, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. sal

-ed, 4 doz.,

Several cols.|
{sus, Buttr





Blak Violets, 60e O; Golden:
low, 50c, se plants, Lemon

ilies, 50c Boston Fern,
Pink Justicia, Pink Peony, 30
ea.;Brown Day Lilies, mixed
col. Iris, $1.50 C. Exe, for sacks.
Less $1.00 order add postage,
Age W. D. Ralston, Ellijay, Rt.

Everblooming and Oak Hy:
drangea, Tritoma, 25c ea.; Root-
ed Sultanas, Jerusalem Cherry,
Geranium Plants, 20 ea.; Nickel
Moss, Feverfew, Baby Snap-
dragon, 10c ea.. Add postage.
Mrs. R. H: Evans, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Jonquils, Narcissus, Cream
with yellow center, Bronze
Lemon Lilies, 50c doz.; Pink
Hydrangeas, 3, $1:00; Dusty Mil-
ler, Jasmine, Lilac Bushs, 4,
a ak H. Hughey, Fairmount,

Hse Le

Royal Blue Iris, Blue and
Yellow Striped, Red with Yel-
low center dbl, Daffodils, Lemon
Lilies, Hollyhocks, all cols, mix-
ed, 50c doz.; Hollyhock Seed,
15 cup.; Snowdrops, 40 doz.
me oo M. Hughey, oe

Cactus, Poinsettia, Widows
Tears, lots of others. Well rooted.
20c ea. Mrs. Mary oheune. Fitz-
zepald, Rt. 1.

Chrysanthemums, large, white
shaggy type, 12, $1.00; Jonquils,
solid yellow, also cream petals
with yellow center, sweet scent-
$1. Iris,
with cream mixed, $1.00 doz.,
bulbs. Mrs. T. W. Lee, Lula.
Box eis

Josephs Coat, Maiden Hair

'Fern, Red Geranium, Widows
Tear,

Oxallis, 25c; Umbrella
Palm, Coral Plant, Touch-Me-
Not, Periwinkle, Blue Salvia,
Je doz.; Lirope Grass, Hemero-
callis, 4 doz., $1. Damp packed.
No orders less $1. Mrs. D. M.

*) Mansfield, Augusta, 1942 Hay-

nie Ave.

African Violets: Pink Beauty,
Sapphire, White Lady, Blue
Boy,~Blue Girl, 50c ea.; 3, $1.;
Pink Thrift, $1. C; Orange Day
Lilies, 25 doz.: Lemon lilies,
50c doz.; White Iris, 30c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. T. R. Sweat-

man, Atlanta, 17 Louise Pl. N.
fodils, White Narcissus Bulbs, | W.

let leaves, all'kinds| dried, 50c doz.; :
iding. dbl. Mar-} Yellow, Lavender Iris, 50 doz.;

<

African Violets: Girl Hy-
brids-Sailor, Purple, Red, Lav-
ender, Bronze, Pink, Red King,
Red Queen; Doubles: Duchess,
Wine, Margaret, Lady Geneva,
Blue Eyes, Norseman Frieda,
Neptune, Amethyst, $1. ea.; 3,
$2.50.: Jeanne Wilson, Atlanta,
943 Greenwood, N. E.

Begonias: Angel Wing, Star
Guirieawing, Dbl. Red, Bronze
Leaf Wax, Pink or Red, Varie-
gated Ivy, Philodendron, Zebra,
any 3, $1.25. Mrs. N. B. Wilson,
Atlanta, 943 Greenwood, 943
Greenwood Ave., N. E. 3

Bulbs for naturalizing: Daf-
fodils, large trumpet, Medium
cup, Dbl. Daffodils (similar to
Twink and Royal Savereign),
early Fragrant Jonquils. Call
or write. Mrs. . C. Wilson,
etlane 4314 Roswell Rd., N.
E. Tel... Ex//2971,

Geraniums: dbl, Red, orchid,
salmon pink,. rooted, 30c ea.;
pink Daisy Mums, dbl: red
Mums, red Dianthus pinks, 25c
doz. Mrs. V. E. Bennett, Pitts,
Rt-. 1 : ;

Red, Pink, White Begonias,
red salman Geraniums, Xmas
/ cactus, 15 ea. 2,1 25C} Rainbow,
pene. Sword fern, 25e

; Coleus. plants, 10c ea.; Mix.
Fetus plants, 25 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. J. W. Jackson,
Fairmount, Rt. 2.

Button Mums, red, yellow,
white, 60c doz.; Azaleamums,
orchid, bronze, gold, 60c doz.;
Tiny grape Ivy, rooted, 15c and
30c ea. Mrs, . HuReese, Au-
usta, 1745 Kissingbower Rd.

Daffodils, Jonquils, Narcis-
and Egg bulbs,

mixed, $1. C; le ea. Mrs. Ruth

C. Reid, Atlanta, Rt, 1,-"Box
166. RA 1040.
ioe ge, rooted,, fancy leaf

Caladium, 35c ea: 3 for $1.00;
large salmon, red and purple
col. S@itanas, white and pink
Begonias, 35c ea. 2 for 50c. Add
postage.. Exc. for good feed
sacks. Mrs. J. C. Howard, Al-
bany, 616 Stadium St

Lavender} ea





Perennial plants, Josephs
Coat, 6, 25c; good rooted Sage,
10e doz; per. phlox, Shasta
daisies, 35e doz.; orange Mont-
bretia, white Fairy and Dbl.
Day lilies, 40c doz.; Yellow,
dbl. Narcissi, 75c C. Mrs. Clyde
Logan, Austell, Rt. 2.

Sweet William, dbl. ; touch-
me-not, hardy phlox, Christmas
cherry, zennias, large, 4 plants,
10c;- dbl. petunia, purple and
white spotted, well rooted, 25c
ea. Add postage. Mrs Florence
Wallis, Buford, Rt. 1.

White Coleus, rooted, and 3
other dif. colors,
15c ea.; Air plants, small size,
35c ea.; Sultana, fuchsia, sal-
mon, light pink, rooted, 10c ea.
Add postage. Accept stamps.
Mrs. W. S. Griffin, Adel, Rt. 1.

African violets (personal col-
lction) of over 100 plants, 35c
to. $2.50 ea.; newly rooted pot-
ted plants, 15c to 25 ea. Can-
not ship. C. B. Wray, Atlanta,
2326 Beecher Road, S; W. AM
6972.

Dusty Miller, House Leak,
Lady of the Lake, Day Lilies,
White Flags, Zinnias, Cosmos,
Narcissi, Hyacinths, Butter and
Eggs, Daffodils, 2c ea.; Mixed,
$1. C. Exe. for feed sacks. Add
postage. Mrs/ Arthur Meeler,
Bishop, Rt. 1, Box 222.

\

Sultanas, Salmon, and Dark
Red, 5-15 in., rooted, 15c-20c
; Dark Red Wax Leaf (red),
and. Red. with Green Leaf Be-
gonias, 121/2c; Widows Tears,
rooted, 2; 25e; Goldenglow,
Blue Ageratum, 50e doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Beulah oorhead,
Bowersville. Ee

Jonquils, _ Narcissi,
Hyacinth, 3c ea. No: stamps.
PP im Ga. Mrs. G. C.. Taylor,
Buchanan.

Red and Yellow Cannas, 40
doz.; Paper White Narcissi, and
Yellow Jonquils, Blue and
White Violets, 25c doz.; White
Tris, 50c doz. Add postage, Mrs.
Joe Smith, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box,
66.

Red Spider Lily bulbs, 60 for
$1. postpaid in Ga. Mrs. B. C.
Perry, Dawson.

Red Montbretia, 6, 25c; red
running, white Dundee ram-
bler \roses and Air-plant, 25c
ea.; blue for-get-me-nots, 5,
25c; 4 kinds caladiums, 25
ea.; Zebra plants, 2, 25c; blue
hydrangea cuttings, geraniums,
lic ea. others. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Dan Terry, greed 910
W. LaFayette.

Limited amount pink hya-
cinths, extra large, dbl. kind,
$2. doz. yulbs postpaid in ~Ga.
Add 10c extra on checks. No
COD. Willie Tanner, Flippen,
P40, ot.

Large Trumpet daffodils, 50c
doz.; wild Iris, 35 doz. "Add
postage. Viola Stover, Ellijay,
Star Rt. + '

Imp. Bermudas Easter lily
bulbs, asst. blooming sizes, 60c

.doz.; nice bulblets, $1. C. Miss

Ivey Dugger, Oliver.

Bulbs: Big King Alfred or
Waverley Giants, $6.95 C; Early
White Narcissi, $4.00; Mixed
Emperor-Empress, $4.00. T. H.
McMillan, Dalton, Rt. 4.

Blue Spanish ! iris, yellow,
Asters, purple and pink Verbena
Phlox, pink, white sweet peas,
60c; yeelow, white, purple Iris,
pink thrift, blue ageratum, yel-
low blooming Moss, purple,
white violets, primroses, 40c
doz. Add postage. Miss L. M.
White, Dahlonega. Rt. 1.

Extra large Jonquil and Daf-
fodil btlbs, 2 doz., mixed, 75c
plus postage. Mrs. Lon Ash-
worth, Dacula.

Calif. Privet, 3-314 ft. high,
$3.00. doz. Shipped FRT or Exp.
Collect. Charles A. West, Dal-
ton. Rt. 2.

Red, White Dogwood, Magno-
lia, Red Holly, Gooseberry, Az-
alesas, -1 ft.,20c; 2 ft., 35c;3 {t.,
40c; Cherokee Rose, St. John,
25c ea.; Lady Slippers, 50c doz.
Add postage. No stamps nor
checks. Mrs. R. W. Starley, Sr.,
Danville, Rt. 2, Box 113.

Jonquil and Daffodil Bulbs,
nice size, $1.25 C; $11.50 M. Add
postage. Mrs. Clarence McMil-
lian, Dacula, Rt. L



large type) |.

Grape

Worlds Largest Lily, 6 ft.
tall when blooming, steeings,
$2.00 ea.; Small Palms, 6, $3.50;
New Star, (resemibles palms),
grow about 3 ft. (top forms
star), 4 seec heads, $1.00; 9,
$2.00. B. O. Fussell, Brunswick,
Blythe Island.

Butter and Eggs, King Alfred
Jonquils, Wihte Narcissus, Roy-
al Blue Iris, Red, Yellow Canna, -
Orange Day Lilies, 11.00 doz;
Moss,. Rose Thrife, Snowdrop
Bulbs, Iris, 50 doz. Exe. ior
print sacks. Martha < Womack,
Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 89.

Bulbs, per doz: Red and Yel-
low cannas, 75c; mix, col Glads
and red and yellow Dahlias,
$2.00; Narcissi, White Easter
lilies, $1.25; Blue hyacinths,
$1.00; King Alfred jonquils, $2.00
C. Add postage. Mrs. Florence
Leathers, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Sultanas, re,d purple, rose,
salmon, rooted, 4 for 25c; 10 dif.
rooted coleus, 25c; coral vines
and Christmas Cherry, 5 for 25c;
Rainbow moss, orange lantana,
white begonia, green and white
striped moss, all rooted, 3 for
25c. Mrs. A. G. Hunt, Buford.
Rt/ 1.

Sultanas, 15c, 3 for 30c; up-
right,, pot caladiums, large
leaves, grow large, 40c, 50c and -
60c ea; blue ageratum, 6, 15c;_
Star of Bethlehem, 12 pulbs 30:
50 for 45c. Vrs. Ed Stone,
s\dairsville. Rt. 2.

Blooming size Yellow Hardy
Asters, Pink and White Phlox,
Pink ~Red, Purple Verbena, Yel- |
low Butterfly, Primroses, Dusty, _
Miller, 45c doz., Blooming Moss,
Iris, Ageratum, Pink Thrift,
Trailing Arbutus, several cols.
Mums, 40c doz.; Add postage.
Miss Mary Holloway, Dahlone-
ga, Rt. 1:

15 dif. dbl. verbena, nw epee
colors, soilds, variegated; white-
eye, 15 clumps, damp packed,
$1.30 prepaid; lacy leaf verbenss
red, lavender, 25c clump. xc.
for dbl. petunias or print or.

*| white sacks. Mrs. H. E. Richar

son, Bowdon. Rt. 1.

Blue Bells Achimenes plants,
10 for $1.00; Palms, 3 for $1.00;
Hydrangea, '25: Japanese Plum,
35c. -Exc. for dried apples of
what have you? M. L. Duncan,
Cairo, 342 3rd Ave., North.

Atlee Burpees Marigold, Lil-
liput Dwarf, Dbl. French Plants,
50c doz.; Salvia, 45 doz.; Hot
Pepper, '25 doz. Plus uostage. j
Mrs. Viola C. Brady, Cairo, Rt
1, Box 343.

tanas, Amaryllis,
Sister running roses, Milk and
Wine lilies, red Crepe Myrtle,
Umbrella palm, 25c ea.; Gladioli
bulbs, $1.00 doz. Exc. for sacks.
Mrs. W. E.. Wooten, Camilla.

Gardenias, 40c-$1.00; Dixie
Brilliant CrapeMyrtle, 50c; Dbl.
White Crape Myrtle, Pittos-
porum, Abelia, Ligustrum, Just-
icia, 35c; Blooming Sultanas
(salmen and pink) Angel Wing

40c. Add postage. Mrs. M. L,
Butler, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 356.

Dbl. Day lilies, white and yel-
low Mums, 50c doz; 500 for
$5.00; Jap Pinks, 40c doz; asst.
col. Petunias, rooted, $1.00 C;
red Coleus, 2 ; Collection pot
flowers $1.00. Add postage. Exe.
for Print sacks. Mrs. Jesse
Johnson, Cordele, Rt. 2.

Fuchsia. colored Geraniums
cuttings, unrooted, lde ea.; with
roots, 30c ea.; Begonia cuttings,
25e ea.; Surprise lilies, 30c ea.
bulb; Conch Shell Geraniums,
unrooted cuttings, 15c ea; Ferns,
20c ea. with roots. Add postage.
Mrs, Lillie Mae Johnson, Cordele
RES3:

Fine \.cannas: Eureka, white,
City Portland, pink, Madame
Canard, pink; Hungaria, pink; ~
Giant red, President red, King
Humbert red, Dwarf and Yel-
low, Allemania, variegated, $1.00
doz.; $8.0 C; Shasta daisies,

$7,00-C..* Mrs.2 Js Ro Camp,
Cordele
1. yr. old. Coral: <Plants>- 3

Bunch Garden Fuchsia, 50e ea.:
Large Bunch Pink and White
Oxallis, 25c; Mixed Sultana cut-
tings, 25c doz.; Justicia, Ager-
ajum, each4 doz., 50c; Mixed
Tris, 15, $1.00. Mrs. Annie West,



Crawfordville,






6 col. Cannas, $1.00 doz.; ea e
red Seven _





Begona, 50c; Dbl. Pink Begonia,






























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PAGE FOUR









FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Red Cannas, Purple Iris, 30c
doz.; Purple, White Aug. Lilies,
50c ea.; Red, White Striped Jew,
20e bunch; Jonquil and White
Narcissus Bulbs, 20c doz; Pink
Hydrangea, 50c cutting rooted;
Asst. Pot Flower cuttings, 10,
70c. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-
ming, Rt. 5.

Mix.c tris, 25;- 653> 60%: $1.20%
white Swan, 50, $1.20; 7 labeled,
35, $1.20; jonquils, Daffodils,
200, $1.65; cream daffodils, $1.15
C; blue Roman hyacinths, 25,
$1.15; Gailardia, Ageratum, 40c
doz.; stiff leaf caladium, 60c.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun Rt. i.

Hemerocallis (Day lily), Dr.
Rega. (go:aen), Twinkle (red),
Crystal. airly, salmon and
pink), a good Yellow; Tawnv
single and Tawny double, 4,
$1.00. State name or color. Mrs.
H. B. Roberson, Chula.

Large, prize,winning Chrysan-
themums; Silver Wedding,
white, Sunset, yellow, Colter
Lavender, Ball Cream, varieg-
ated, Red 15 plants, $1.00; But-
ton and Daisy type, 20 plants,
$1.00. Mrs. R: L. Silver, Cuth-
bert. Rt. 5. :
rooted pot. planis,
Maidenhair ferns, nie
25e; purple Achimenese
35. doz.; blooming size

3, 30 doz. 50 for
se. Miss Emma

$1. 00:
clump,
plants,





gger, Oliver.

Very fine, -hardy, multiply-
ing narcissus, grow 2% fr;
bloom Christmas time. Special
"price if you come dig them; not
hard to dig. S. M. Saborn,
Ones Blythe Island.



"LIVESTOCK oe

CATTLE:

-Want 20 purebred Hereford-+
Heifers or cows. Registered. G,
D. Fain, Edison.

Want nice young: cow. Ad-
vise what you-have and price.
H.. M. Walker, Chickamauga,
Rt. 1 rc
HORSES AND MULES:

Want 3-5 yrs. old Black Mare
*Mule, 15 hands high, 900 Ibs.
in exchange for nice Jersey
Bull. and balance. Rovert ae ll-
born, LaFayette.

Want to exchange ~reg.
-~Amevican Saddle Mare, 6 yrs.
old, for good Gelding, pref-
erably Tenn. Walking Horse.
Contact: Jemes F, Deal, Dairy
Dept., Univ. of Ga., Athens.
SHEEP AND GOATS.

Want about 10 Goats, 9 fe-
males. mostly young and 1 bil-
ly. J. B. Sewell, Atlanta, 807
Peoples St., S. W.

Want Range Goats. Any
amount. H. E. Barnes, Lenox.

Want truck load Female
Goats. Quote number and price

delivered to Orchard Hill, on
Hwy. 41; 5 mi. 'S: Griffin, He
H. Turner, Orchard Hill.
RABBITS th GUENEA PIGS
Want Angora Wooler Rab-
bits. Mrs, W.

R. MeMillian,
9 ;

snide FOR SALE

Polled Hereford Bull, dbl.
standard, 3 yrs. 10 mos, old,
Aster Advance Domino, season-
ed, exc. this years calf crop,
No. 1 conformation, best blood-

Rockmart, Rt.







lines Apply: D. -G. Collier,
Barnesville,

Reg. Polled Hereford Bull,
11 mos. old, excellent cond.,

complete halter broke, for sale,
84/2 mi, N, Mableton, off 78,
on Floyd Rd. Frd G. Walker,
Mableton.

Purebred Guernsey Bull, 13
mos. old, Riegeldale lines, not
registered, shows good quali-
ties for breeding purposes.
Contact: R. H. Whitney, Chip-
Tes Riek

Good 3/4 Jersey Dairy Type
Cow, subj. to register, 6 yrs.

Old May 29th, 5 gals. daily on
small amt. feed, $250.00; also
Heifer Calf,5 wks. old. The
two for $325. Mrs. Ernest B.
Watson, Dawsonville.

Few Hereford Cows with
calves at side dropped in Mar.,
sired by reg. Polled Hereford
Bull, blocky type, 24 lb. cow

450-60

j1 male, 8 Mos. old, for service,




HOGS FOR SALE



Reg. Big Bone Guinea Boar,

my home; Also 7 reg. Big Bone
Guinea-OIC Pigs, wks. old
July 38rd., $12.50 ea. Will not
ship. Jack Tappan, Athens,
Gaines School Rd.

Reg. bred SPC Gilts, cham-
pion bloodlines, $75. ea.; Smal-
ler Gilts, $40. (All males sold).
C. R. Morgan, Americus, Rt. 4.

Reg. Red Duroc Pigs, born
June 5th, males, $20.00; Fe-
males, $18.00; Duroc and SPC,
born May 25th, $10. ea. my
farm. At 8 wks. old. W. H.
Steed, Macon, 1017 Clay Ave.
Phone 8629R.

Healthy mixed breed pigs, 6
wks. old July 7th, $8. ea.; $15.
pr. J. G. Sayer, Lithonia, Cov-
ington Rd. , Phone Lithonia
5433.

Model Square Duroc Pigs:
One litter of nine, $25. ea.
either sex.; Sow and Pigs,
$300. at once: 12 mos old Gilt,
unbred, same breeding, $75.
All registered and cream of
Duroc breed, Robt. W. Wilson,
Augusta, 855 Broad St.

4 reg. Berkshire Male pigs,
$25. ea.; Female, around 200
Ibs:, for sale. David T Jennings,
Americus, POB. 84.

3' purebred Duroc Boars, exc.
breeding stock, 31/2 mos. old,
Ibs., mother is Grand
Champ. Sow of Ga. 1949, boars
out of litter of eleven, $20. ea.
Jerry Purser, Cochran, ont 3.

Sow with 8 pigs, 4 wks, old,
SPC, for sale. Mrs, Elton
Snider, Louisville.

Little Bone Guinea Pigs, 10
Wks, old, $30. pr. W. aes
gins, Austell, Re. 33:

Hereford Pigs, best blood in

Ga.; Gilts, $20. ea.; Boars, Dbl.
treated, . reg. buyer S_ name.
Ready July 15th. Ship any-

Where. Leon Watson, Unadilla,
P.O. Box 214,

OIC Bred Gilts, males ready
for service: Pigs, 8. 10 wks. old,
from prize winning cows, inoc-
ulated, ready to ship, reg. in
buyers.. name. Satis. guar.
Plione No. 2595 W. H. Nix,
Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

10 Pigs, reg., Big Bone-Lit-
tle Bone Guinea, $10:50 ea.
Inoculated and shipped, Rever
Wade, Alto, Rt. 1,

< Bred reg. Duroc Jersey Sow,
3rd litter, 9 Pigs, Ist litter, Bt
second litter, $75.00; Two reg.
Duroc Gilts, "$50. ea.; 3 tweive
weeks old, $20. ea. At my -place.
All excellent condition, guaran-
teed. Abe Crosby Jr., Macon,
1521 Colonial Drive:

3 Black Big Bone Guinea
Pigs, 8 wks. old, $15. ea: 2
= ri Will Howell, Mitchell,

Full stock Little Bone Black
African Guinea Pigs, for breed-
ing, 9 wks. old, stay fat kind,
$20.50 ea.; Shipped, $21.50 ea.;

$40. O.. P. Sinquefield, Harri-
son,

Reg. Cherry
Type Duroc Pigs, wormed,
treated, reg. in buyers name,
21/2-4 mos. old, $25.-$35, Burt
Bennett, Moultrie, Bis

Purebred SPC Males, 51/2
mos. old, finest bloodlines, reg.
in buyers name. 1 mi. Se air-
port, Newton Rd, Phone 182-
J3.. E. G. Chambers, Albany.

3 purebred Black PC Gilts,
bred, $50. M. T, Sanders, Com-
merce,

Reg. Big Bone Black African
Guinea Male Pigs, treated,
$12.50 ea. Ship anywhere. Paul
J, Cleveland, Elberton, Rt. 2.

1 lot SPC and Berkshire
pigs, 1 Essex purebred Boar;
Also Fresh Cow, and Nanny
Goat, for sale. J. W. Weaver,
Jonesboro, Rt. 1.

Red Blocky



HORSES AND MULES
~ FOR SALE



Good mule for sale or trade



and calf. J. R. Brown. Syca-
more, Rt. 1, Box 138,



ready for light service, $40. at{

Del,

Parrott, Macon, 2366 Miller
Field Rd., RiG. es :
Rabbits, 8 wks. old, $3. pr.

ion Point.

Sitti

- FARM HELP wean e

ea

"HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

2 gaited jas very. aay
suitable for"children, large Bay
5 Gaited Gelding, Yearling
Colt, partly broken, and 1 very
small_ pony. Mrs. wl: J. Rose,
Duluth; Rt. 2.

Small Mexican Burro (Don-
key), only 40 in. high, 2 yrs.
old, rides, $50. Howard Samp-
son, Riverdale, Rt. 1. Tel.
Jonesboro, 5331.

Reg. Walking Mare and 2
mos, old Stud, 3 yrs. old Straw- |}
berry Roan Filly. Thomas C.
Wylly; Tennille.

Tenn. Walking Horse, 31/2
yrs. old, very gentle, 385, Call
De. 7684. E. J. Wallace, Scott-
dale, P. O. Box 207.

Gray Mare Mule for sale
cheap, or trade for small feeder
Shoats or Yearling, or for 1H
wagon, T. E. Grant, Ludowici,
Evbaek:

RABBITS AND CAVIES
ror SALE

Heavy Wt. Chinchilla Grey
Rabbits, from ped. stock, ~difs.
ferent ages. Write for prices-
J. C. J. Brown, Toccoa, Rt. 2.

4 Giant Chin. Does, 6 mos.
old, Blue and White Checkered
Gime Buck, 10 mos. old, $4.00

; Large Black Doe, 6 young,
4 ae old, large Tan Doe with
8 young Q, wks. old), $7. ea.;
5 young, 8 wks., $1.00. James
L. Cole, Decatur, 3220 Midway
Rd. Cr. 8679.

8 Bred Chinchilla Does, $3.
ea. Jimmy Hamil, Bremen, 213
Hamilton AMC .e

Ped. NZW Rabbits: Buck, ih
yr. old, $5.00; 3 Breeding Does,
$5. ea.; 2 does, $3. ea.; 4 does,
$2.50 ea. All registered. Paul:
Power, Atlanta, 1237 Grace-
wood Ave., S. E. Tel. Ma. 1122.

Ped. Rabbits, NZR, @NZW,
Golden Fawn, Flemish Giants,
$2.50 up. Miss Arminda Mason,
East. Point, 210 Center Ave.
Tel. Ca. 7066.

(doe and aici NZW.
2 mos. old, $2.25 pr.
J. L. Shelton, Ir,, Dial.

Angora Rabbits, from ped.
stock, good woolers, from 2-4

2:JDYPs;
Rabbits,

mos. old, $5. pr. O. sat Page
Lavonia, Rt. 2.
2 mos. old trio Chasen.

Buck from seperate litter, ped.
papers. furnished. Ship RR Ex-
press COD anywhere. John L.

Will trade. Billy Turner, Un-

2 Does, 1 Buck, Sandy Flem-
ish Giants, 5. mos. old, ped.,
from. large show type parents
of best bloodlines, $14, Ship by
express. R. Lamar Brantley,
Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

Several nice/ Angora Bucks,
1 yr. old, $2. yea. Donald Cren-
shaw, Martin. a



SHEEP AND GOATS



Milk Goat, 3/4 Saanan, 1/4
Nubian, 1/2 gal.
$20. cash. Will trade for equal
value in chickens, E. .W. Reve.
Redan, POB 37. :

Purebred Tog, Goats, 5 qt.
does and doe and puck kids,
Crystal Helen Bloodlines, $25.
ea. if taken together. Kids are
half grown, Cannot ship. Mrs.
Ovalene Highland, | Lavonia,

1 very nice Nubian Doe, 2nd
freshening June 16, 1950, giv-
ing 5 qts. daily, nice utter and
teats; very gentle, hornless,
$50. (bargain). Will not ship.
Ben Crawley, Social Circle,
Box 181."





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5
Want at once, 2 farm werk
ers, Permanent positions, Must }.
be married and have references.
Farm completely _ mechanized.
Good house, good living condi- |
tions, good pay. J. Horne



for milch cow, hogs, or~year-
lings, L. A. Dra Soka,
Rt, a





~| home and wages.- Mrs.

milk daily, fs

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phur or a goo
Toxaphene. F mixture @ of |
usually a good olay tileent is bette
gives a-better dusting mixture. DDT shoul oF be
with calcium arsenate. It-should be mixed with
neutral or acid diluent. Calcium arsenate is alkali
will cause the DDT to break down if t

If good control is not
repeat the application in 4

small worms, are seen crawling on. the cotto
poison. The mixture of 22% BHC and 0% DD
20% Toxaphene will control boll re wee Z
other cotton insects.

of June was under control in South Georgia as a re
most farmers following a good poisoning program
period of two weeks or more of hot, dry weathe
boll weevil-situation is well in hand in this area.
brood ofweevils is beginning to hatch out

of the grubs will dry up in the squz "es.
to keep a close watch of the field: e
needed to apply it according to recommendation:
have been supplied by county agents.
In the northern half of the state farmers are Pp
but they continue to find live as well as dead wee
the fields. That has been disappointing. Some
have thought that the poisons us
as they should be. However, the
weevils in fields that have been pois
continuing to emerge. They | ae
from their hibernating quart
at the Experiment Station, at. rhiae ies 1400.
were caught in a trap patch. of 1/5 of an acre of
This makes a total of 4,000 weevils that ha
in that fifth of an acre of cotton sinc
20,000 weevils to the acre. As long as he 3
to come into fields from hibernation i is = eran
tinue the poisoning program ie
tion of early squares and inju
Farmers are urged to continue their p
according to the recommendati
tributed by county agents. Dry
2nd and 3rd weeks in June has been of great he Ip
ing the weevils under control. ~ ~ ee
Farmers who have not obtained a Su]
urged to do so immediately,
ficulty obtaining itlater,
The State Department of Agee lture hi:
register a mixture of 22% BHC and 10% DDT
manufacturers who desire to mix and sell th
tion should make application to the State Depart
Agriculture, State Capitol, Atlanta,
lt cis extremely important
secticides in>order that t
throughout the season. : ae
Farmers are up against a a iad athe tl
not let up. The only way to make
continue to follow through with a recommended poi
prea the entire season.



FARM HELP WANTED.
e
es

Want experienced farm hated,
preferably middle age. Pay $3.
daily, and give 2 meals. Small | fai
farm, light work. Phone De. |
7122. Fred J. Wilson, Decatur,
Rt. 2, Care Clearview Farm.

Want middleage lady for light
farm work on small farm. Good
Henry





0., be: a

be near "school (or
good settlement.
McCullough, Abbevill
33 yr. old man, wi
children) wants Job
raising cattle,
and some farmin ;
with lights, close
Experienced. Raised



















Ruark, Madison, Box 201.

Columbia County woman,
62 yrs. old, wants Christian |
woman to live with her in
farm home and help with light

farm chores on. farm. Send
references. Write: Mrs. J, E.|Can give references.
Streetman, Harlem, Rt. 1. yee

Want reliable farmer for 76
A: dairy farm; with new 10
cow barn; 25 A in cultivated
land, bal. pasture. Satisfactory |
basis agreed upon. Contact: H.
W... Wallace, Rutledge. Phone
2B4A BS 3:

Want white farm family to
help on large truck farm near
Atlanta. - Prefer man able to
drive truck and tractor. Ni

house with electricity. Pay $3.
daily. Plenty work for all in
family able to work. R. F.
Sams, Clarkston. Phone Cl.
7322. re can 7 Pee tee me

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_ Single man_ wants )
truck farm or nursery
experience. Can
charge. Go any plac
furnish room and
ferences exchanged
Ralph









































Want small ae farm on
standing rent basis, GG, W:
Thornton, Screven, Rt, 1. Pre- Sin =,
fer Appling, Wayne, or. Pierce ;
Co.

drive tractor and
hou



Wank: Fob on farm. 49.





Carters, (Murray Co.)