Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1951 January 3

r Dim Linder,

Commissioner









WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1951

NUMBER 18 -

































































a1 By TOM LINDER



earth remaineth, seed-
| harvest, and cold and heat, |
ner and winter, and day on
all not cease. PNR



traveling : in different sec-
r i ia since the extreme cold
the damage that has been
eat deal of cane for syrup~|
ned by the freeze. When
t will soon sour in warm
ore is a total loss unless
p in a very short time.

ion dollars of damage was
rs, trucks, automobiles,
6 es, water pipes, etc., by
counties in the

1 hundred thou-

ge is a grievous.

of the State, and

1 have the gece te
ds repairs.

eerie i a

he Blue Tupine crop that
he freeze is a total loss.

of South Georgia have de-
Blue lupine crop to where it
tor in our agriculture both
ee for seed aS a money:

he is. that were ap ~were
cold and practically all
che destroyed.

nage was done to the
. Millions of dol-
nt by farmers in de-
. Our cattle industry,
ying and beef, has developed
ly ins the last few years.
farmers have made all-out
pense to develop
yr as near all year as_



) e pasture grasses
> been killed and some
rarily set back by the

ding on these pastures for a
of their feed have found them-
ine a of providing

| have been forced to buy
ack aa This also is cost-

%

great lesson for our own
earn fromthe freeze and
her nature always comes
extreme weather some-
line. It re-emphasizes
armer d, that

bal-




OUTLOO



_basket.

to farm equip-

cases, cattle owners who -4



- anced and well rounded farm program,

We should never put all our eggs in one
We should always remember
that regardless of how good our pastures

are, it is well to grow some feed for sup-
plementary rations and for use in an
emergency.

We are all prone when we have an ex-

tended period of favorable weather to be-
come careless and not maintain sufficient
provisions for that period of extreme
weather that is sure to come sooner or
later.

Since the freeze, I have alsa taken oc-
casion to make a trip down through Flori-
da across to the West Coast and back up
through the vegetable and plant grow-
ing areas of that State. I was especially
anxious to see if all Florida crops were
destroyed, because we know from experi-
ence that when the Florida crops are

- ruined and a late crop is planted there is

a probability of some of the Florida crops
and the South Georgia crops coming on
at the same time. We have had experi-
ences of this kind several different years.

The extreme low temperatures all the
way down in Florida have wiped out the
early vegetable crops and early plants.
The weather permitting, no. doubt the
Florida farmers will go back to work and

plant again. There is no certainty what

will happen to the next planting because
this is an extremely bad winter and
might continue for another 30 or 60 days.

This makes it extremely important for

_ the vegetable growers in South Georgia

to keep posted about the conditions and
progress of Florida crops in timing all
vegetable crops in South Georgia, I will
try to give you further information along

.this line as conditions warrant.

In traveling thrugh the Everglade
section of Florida, I was very much
impressed with the rapid development of
vegetable and plant production. It was
amazing also to see the tremendous in-
vestment in machinery required for car-
rying out a great deal of the projects now
being developed in the Everglades. Thou-
sands of acres have been and are being
cleared, and I noticed great steam shovels
cutting canals around these tracts and
putting all of the dirt on the side of the
canal away from the cleared land. This
gives a canal completely around the cul-
tivated land and then lateral canals are
cut through the clearing connecting with
the main canal at each end. With these

canals around and through the cleared -

land and with the dam:or levee around

_ the cleared land outside the canals, the

farmer is equipped to irrigate his crops





by pumping water into the canals from

the outside. In cases of excessive rain-
fall, the pumps can be used to take the
water out of the canals and drain the
cultivated land while the levee around
keeps the water from running back into
the field or clearing.

Away out in the edge of the big Cy-
press swamp 36 miles from the Tamiami
Trail and 32 miles inland from Ft. Myers,
there is a huge development and
a brand-new town called Immokalee.
From this point there is a paved road
seven miles with dead end going directly
into the Everglades, and there is a
large new farm development in prog-
ress there. I was amazed to think of the
tremendous amount of money that was
invested in steam shovels, bulldozers,
tractors and farm equipment of many,
kinds. The only reason they can possibly

hope to make a profit on this enormous :

operation is by producing crops so early
in the year that they will be ahead of
everybody else. I do not know how they
are coming out. Should they have many
more cold spells as severe as we have
just passed through, the chances are they
will not be able to produce as early as
they have expected to.

I want again to urge every Georgia
farmer to plan his crop this year with a
great deal of care and forethought. Na-
tional and world conditions are such that
the most patriotic thing a farmer can do
is to be sure that his farm is as near self-
sustaining as it is practical to make it
and then to grow what he can for the
market.

A farmer will be doing a disfavor to
himself and the country to plunge head-
long into planting crops that he has
neither the capital nor labor to harvest.
The cost of production is going to be
enormous and with war-time conditions,
there is no telling what kind of limita-
tions and controls may be encountered,
neither is there any telling what prices
are going to be or what regulations may
be put on prices by the Government. It
therefore behooves each farmer to plant
his feet on as solid ground as possible in
making all his plans for the coming year.

Easter of 1951 will come very early.
With the severe weather coming early as
it has this time, we may have a sudden
and early spring. All these factors
should be kept in mind in planning for
the 1951 crop.

TOM. LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture




















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Reduced prices on self-rooted |
roses; 12 everblooming roses,
2 yr. old old fashioned roses,
$5.00 doz; Eng. dogwood, Moun-
tain Hydrangea, Wisteria, Spirea
B0c ea. Thrift, Violets, $1.00 C.
Miss Mary C. Florence, Durand.

White Dogwood, Mt. Laurels,
Mt. Pine, Red Maple, Crabapple,
$1.50 doz.; Cherokee Roses, Red
and Pink Roses, Rhododendrons,
Sweetshrubs, 35c ea.; Mt. Ferns,
Galax, Arbutus, Orange Day
Lilies, 35c doz. Add postage.
Exch. for sacks. Mrs. . W.
Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Mixed col Dahlias, Large,
$2.00 doz.; Small, $1.50 doz.
Exch. for print sacks or dried
apples. Each pay postage. Mrs.
Louisa Wigginton, Care Sher-
el Smith, Marietta, Roselane
t.

Dahlias: mixed coi. $1.00 and
$1.50 doz.; Glads, mixed colors,
60 doz.; Exch. any for nice print
sacks or dried fruit. Henry
Whitefield, Marietta, 330 Rose-
Jane St.

Swiss Giant Pansy Plants,
English aisies, 3 doz., $1.15;
$2.25 C; Blue or Pink Hydrang-
eas, small, 50c ea.; Large, $1.00
ea. Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison.

White Dogwood, Long Leaf

Pine, Crape Myrtle, Calycan-
thus, Sweet Scented Myrtle,
Red Christmas Holly, Dwarf
Magnolias, Catawba, Yellow

Climbing Azaleas, Locust, 1 ft.,
25c; 2-ft., 45c; 3-ft., 65c; Plus
ostage. No stamps nor checks
irs. A. R. Harrison, Irwinton,

Ri. 1. \
Dahlias, all colors, large, $1.50
doz.; small, $1.00 doz.; Exch.

for nice Print sacks, at 25c ea.
Ea. pay postage. Some PomPoms,
$1.25 doz. Mrs. Ola Whitfield,
Marietta. 330 Roselane St.

Magnolias, Red and White
Dogwood, Red Holly, Graybeard,
Red and Orange Hawthorne,
Crabapple, 2 ft., 25c; 3 ft., 35e;
4ft., 45c; 5 ft., 50c. Add postage.
Mrs. Mattie Lou Colson, Tooms-
boro, Rt. 2.

2 Spreading Junipers, 2 yrs.
old, $1.00; Pink Holly Hock
Seed, 10c Thl; plus stamped
envelope; River Privet Hedge,
rooted, $2.00 C; Touch-Me-Not
Seed, 10c Tsp.; Gardenias, 65c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. H, T.
Acree, Toccoa.

Crape Myrtles, Crabapples,
Greybeards, Dogwood, Teaolive,
Sweet Bay, Beauty Bush, Red
Holly, Sweetshrub, 15 and 20c
@a.; Magnolias, 1-5 ft., 10c per
foot. Plus postage. Mrs, Wm. .

Magnolias, Sweet Bay, Grey-
beard, Dogwood, Beauty Bush, |
Crabapple, Red Holly, St. Johns
Wort, Willows, Cherry Laurels,
Dbl. White Almonds, Dbl. White,
Single White Pink and Red
Spireas, Flowering Peas, Nan-
dinas, 20c and 30c, Plus postage. |
Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro.

Azaleas, 2-4 ft., $2.00 doz.;
Red and Yellow Cannas, dif-
ferent cols. Iris, $1.00 doz.;
Snowballs, Laurels, Ivy, White
Pines, Hemlocks, Red Buds,
English Dogwoed, 25c ea.; Red
and Yellow Japonicas, Euony-
mus, 75 ea, Add postage.: Mrs.
T. F. Evans, Talona. ~

Bridalwreath, Red Flowering
Quince, Red Dogwood, 25c ea.;
Purple Iris, Tame Violets, Um-
bellatum Lilies, 50c doz. Exch.
for print sacks. Miss Audrey
Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2,

Bridalwreath, Peachtree
Roses, Red Dogwood, Red
Flowering Quince, 25c ea.; Um-
bellatum Lilies, King Alfred
Jonquils, Tame Violets, 50c doz.;
No checks. Exchange for print
sacks. Mrs. Malva Silver, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 2.

Yellow Dbl. Japonicas, 4,
$1.00; Purple Phlox, 2 doz., $1.00;
Jonquils, Yellow and White, 112
doz., $1.00 Verbenas, mixed
colors, 2 doz., $1.00. Jemima
Crump, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Yellow and Purple Iris, 2 doz.,
$1.00; Yellow Japonicas, 3, $1.00,
Mixed col. Dahlias, $1.50 doz.;
White, Purple Phlox, $1.00 doz.;
Mrs. Cliff Silvers, Talking Rock,
Rt 2: ;

Single Tube Rose Bulbs, 50c
doz.; $3.50 C; Ismene Lily Bulbs,
$1.50 doz.; Leriope Plants, Pink
Thrift, each 50, $1.00. Add post-
age. Mrs. B, E. Andrews, The
Rock.

White, Yellow Cup Sacred
Japanese Narcissus, field run,
$1.00 C; Red Poirsettias, White
Wisterias, Blue Hydrangeas, 50

ea.; Red Berry Hawthorne,
Purple Japanese Magnolias,
$1.50-$2.50 ea; Well packed.

Add postage. No checks, Mrs, O.
S. Fields, Thomasville, 407 N,
Madison St.

Bridalwreath, Red Dogwood,

25c ea.; Umbellatum~ Lilies,
Purple Iris, 50c doz.; Tamme
Violts, 30c doz. No checks.

Exch. for print sacks. Miss Gold-
avee Silver, Talking Rock, Rt.
2.

Magnolia, Teaolive, Grey-
beard, Red Holly, Red and White
Dogwood, Crabapple, Yellow
Jasmine, 2 ft. 20c; 3 ft., 30c;
4ft., 40c; 5ft., 50 Mrs. Alma

| Rt. 1.

jeverblooming,
|doz.; Mixed Flowering Shrubs,

ps2

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Dbl. White or Red Althea

cuttings, 25c ea.; 5, $1.00. Un-
reoted. Mrs. J, E. Sorrells, Roys-
COM> Rts ie

Thrift (rose, blue, orchid),
$1.00 C; Mixed col, Iris, mixed
Day Lilies, 15, $1.00; Gardenias,
blooms 4% in., rooted, Bird of
Paradise, blooming size, $1.00:

Royal Poincianas, 20, $1.00;
Easter Lilies, 2, $1.00, Mrs. An-
nie West, Crawfordville.

Globe Shaped Boxwood, about
4% ft. high, 12around, dug and
burlaped, $10.00; Pink Running,

| Roses, rooted, 25 ea.;Ophiopo- |

gon, Orange Day Lilies, Iris,|
50c doz.; blooming Pear, 35c a.|
Add postage. Mattie Duran,
Cumming, Rt. 1,

Pink Weigelas, Bridalwreath,

1 Jasmine, Snowball, Lilac, East-

er Roses, rooted, 25c ea.; Iris,
Orange Day Lilies, Dbl. Butter
and Eggs, 50c doz.; Sweet Wil-
liam Plants, 35 doz, Add post-
age. No checks nor Florida ord-
ers. Gladys Duran, Cumming,

Dbl, Hollyhock Seed, mixed:

|| colors, Blanket Tlower, Hibiscus, |
| Marigold, Cockcomb, large red,
120c tbl.; i

Goldenglow, Yellow
Jasmine, Pink Running Rose
Plants, 10c ea. Exch. for print
sacks or pecans. Hach pay post-'
age, Mrs. C. C. Gentry, \Cal-|

: houn, Rt. 3,

Tris, 7 labeled, 35, $1.20; Mix- |
ed 50, $1.20; White Swan, Purple |
Prince, 60, <~.20; Gaillardia,
Ageratum, 35c!

20, $1.25; Hedge Roses, 60c doz.;
Red Cedars, 35c. 65c, $1.20 doz.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1,
Box 455,

Mimosia, Periwinkle, Coral
Vine, also Garrison Melon, Can-
taloupe, and Cabbage Collard,
all seed, 15 Tbl.; And Ever-
green Onion Plants, 25 doz.,
Plus postage, Mrs. Viola C.:
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1.

Pink Hydrangea, 50c_/ea.;
Purple Mums, 25 doz.; Red,|
Pink, White Begonias, 25c ea.;
Yellow Cannas, 35 doz.; Large

Dbl, Honey Comb Dahlias, $1.50
doz.; Def. color Mums, 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. John Howard,
Cleveland, Rt, 1. i

Purple Iris, 30c doz.; Month-
ly Rose Bushes, 50c ea.; Yellow
Jonquils, White Narcissi,
doz.; Verbena, 50c bunch; Also
Raspberry, 50c bunch Plus posi-
age. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Curn-
ming, Rt. 5. :

of Portland, Madame Canard
Pink, Giant, President, and King
Humbert Red, Yellow Dwarf,
Variegated Allemania, $1.00 doz;.
$8.00 C; Shasta Daisies, $2.00
C. Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cordele.

White King and Giant Shasta
Daisies, 5, $1.00; 6 kinds Day
Lilies, 4, $1.00; siant Red Thrift,
20, $1.00; Roses, rooted, 50c ea.;
Pink . Thrift; '75..C. Mrs. W. 5.
Johnson, Crawfordville, Rt, 2.

Names Dahlia bulbs in clumps
now ready, of single dahlia
bulbs (sprouted) in March, for
sale or swap for Print sacks.
Need not be washed, Mrs. Golda
Wilson. Chickamauga. Rt. 2:

Extra nice size Jonquil and
Daffodil Bulbs, $1.00 C; Rose
colored Hardy Phlox, 4 nice size
clumps, $1.00, PP in Ga. Mrs.
Clarence MeMillian, Dacula, Rt.
le

Snowballs, Yellow Thornless,
Pink Peachtree Roses, Bridal-
wreath, Red Honeysuckle Vine,
mixed Col. Dahlias, $1.00 doz.;
Rooted Boxwood, 15c ea.; Pink
Thrift, Iris, Day Lilies, 50e doz.
Mrs. Martha White, Dahlonega,
Rt1) Box 31.

Dahlias per dozen: Mix. :zol.
Giant, $2.00; Medium, $1.00; All
col, large Blue Siberian Iris,
Wine Lilies, Buttercups Phlox,
Mums, Goldenglow, 50c doz.;
Mixed col, Hibiscus, Oaklead
Hydrangeas, Per. Sweet Peas,
6, 50c. Add postage. Mrs. Willis
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Teaolive, Magnolia, Red and
White Dogwood, Red Holly, Red
and White Hawthorne, Red
Crape Myrtle, rooted, moss
packed, 10c ft. (1-5 ft.). Exch.
for sacks. Mrs. James Connell,





Lewis, Toomsboro.

Colson, Toomsboro.

Dublin, Rt. 1.

| Goldenglow, Boston Ivy, Trail-|

| 4-6

Dbl. Dahlias,~$3.00 doz.; Little].

25 |.

Cannas: White Eureka, City





Boxwood, Deutzia, Snowballs, |
Red Honeysuckles, Star Jasmine,
Japonicas, Lilacs, Altheas, Hi-
biscus, English Dogwood, Red,
Pink and White Spirea, Peach-
tree Roses, Goldeibells, Bridal-
wreath, Crape Myrtles, Azaleas,
your collectio1, $1.75 doz.; 24,
$3.00. Rooted and moss packed.
7 M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega,

worth;Dacula, Rt. 1.

Rose dpaleag, dic ea.; $2.00

pdoz.; Holly, ite Pine, Red
Locust, it. Laurels, 50c a.;,
Mt. Ferns, Blue Iris, Yellow
Primrose Plants, 50c doz.; Black-
haw, Rose_of Sharon, 25c ea.;
Boxwood, 50c and 75 ea, Add
postage. Mrs, Presley Fowler,
Diamond. " 3

Mtn. Laurels, Spruce, White
Maples, Silver L

Rhododendrons, Barberry, Spir-
ea, Butterfly bush, ie iab:
dbl. Day and Bleckberry lilies,

ing Arbutus, phlox, mix, dahlias,
12, $1.00. Moss packed. Miss
Grace Eaton, Dahlonega. Rt. 1.

_Boxwood Evergreens for sale.
mag S. D. Robinson, Dalton, Rt. |
Azalea Chididwigien Flame,
12-18 in., $5. doz.; $20. C; Red
Cydonia, Dogwood; Nudiflora
Azaleas, Watermelon Red Crape
Mytrle, Gardenia, blooming
size, $5. doz.; 46 in. Old Eng. |
Boxwood, $l. doz. Nandinas, |
$1.-$2. ea. Mrs. C. M. Robin- |
son, Greenville,

.Camelias 6--412 doz., $5.00; |
4 to 66 doz., $3.50; Calif. Vio-
lets, $3.50 C; Boxwood, 4- 6
doz., $5. C; Jonquil bulbs, Prin- |
cess Anne, $3.50 C.- Maude
Hamby, Greenville.

Old Eng. Boxwood, 10-12 in.
plants, $20. C; 6-8 in., $10.00 C;
in. 200, $10.00; Abelias,
Crape Myrtles, Gardenias, 50c
ea.; Nandina Seedlings, $1.00
ae. Talmadge Robinson, Green-
ville. ;

in., bushy, nice plants, $5. doz.;

Thrift, $1. doz.: 2-3 ft.,-two, $1;
White Crape Myrtle, bl 1
size, 50 ea. Mrs. B. L. R
son, Greenville. ~ > | 4

Nandina Seedlings, $3.50 C;
Ligustrum, $4.50 C; Dwarf.
Boxwood, 20 plants, $5.50 del.;
Rooted cuttings Boxwood, $6.50
C. Lois Woodruff, Greenville.

Old Eng, Dwarf Boxwood,
several years old, well shaped,
compact, 6-8 in., 50c ea.; 4-6 in.,
25 ea.; 2 yrs. old, 4-6 in., 15c
ea.; $2.50 C; Nice Ligustrums,
$5. C. Blanche Woodruff,
Greenville.

Yellow Cup Jonquils, White
Cup Daffodils, 50c doz.; Mixed
col. Dahlias and Glads, $1. doz.;
Purple Iris, 5 dif. kinds Can-
nas, 75c doz; Dbl. Red and
White Speckled Touch-Me-Not
Sed, 10c Tbl. Exchange for
sacks. Mrs, Willie Turpin,
Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Pink, Red, White, Blue Thrift,
3 doz., $1.00; Lavender Thrift,
$1. C; Narcissi, White, Blue
Tris, Hardy Pinks, Sweet Wil-
liams, all colors Mums, 25c
doz.; Pink Almond, Boxwood
Sprouts, Flowering Cherry, 20c
ea, Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt.
2. Gee



Large Dbl. Orange Poppy|
Seed, 25c tsp. Add postage.
Ethel Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Hydrangeas, . Gardenias, 2,
$1.00; Forsythias, Baby Breath
Spireas, Jasmine, Crape Myrtle,
B.idelwreath, Weeping Willow,
Dogwood, Holly, Cedars, Red
Honeysuckles, Water Oak, 2,
$1. Exchange for print sacks.
Mrs. John Myers, Hartwell,
Rt. 2.

Bird of Paradise, $1.25: C;
Weeping Willow, $1. ea.; Blue,
Pink, White Thrift, 50c doz.;
Jonquils, Butter and Eggs,
$1.50 C; Blue Single Hyacinths,
$1. doz. Little Yellow Narcis-
si, $1.50 C. Exchange for print
sacks. Miss Mattie McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Finest Dbl. White Narcissus
bulbs, 50, $1.



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Orchid Thrift, 200 good plants, | Iv;
$1.30 per 2 cups; Mrs. Lon Ash- } Vi

Leaf Maple, |.

Boxwood, transplanted, 12-15 }-
$30: C; 6-8 in, $15, C;\ Red |:

ing |

_ Add _ postage. | $
Mrs. Sibley Richardson, Hart-|!

print sacks. Miss Ce
ley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

ea.; _ Almor
Baby Breath, Be
Pink Plume, 15 |
Orange Cannas, 7
green Trailing A
leaf, white bloom,
postage on $ )
Annie Pattillo,

4.




(slow growing)
| doz.; Sweet
yr. size; $1502)
Pink, white, $1. d
Achimines, 3 doz.,

B. Clower, Lawre
3. :

Red Peonies, Wh.
ple Lilacs, Blue, Pi
geas, Red, Pink, Cr
blooming Roses, 25
fodils, White Nar
Docia Harris, Lula

- White and Blue
size Altheas, $1. ea.
size Purple Magnoli

anders,

|Day Glory Vit

rooted, oh ea.; 4
J. C. Way, La

Red Maple, Tul
Laurel, 3 cols, Az
apple, Red, Whit
3 ft., $1.50 doz.;
Cherokee Roses, F
Sweetshrubs, 20c ea.;
Trailing Arbutus, G
ease, 40c doz. Mrs. W
Mineral Bluff.

as read

Pink, Old Rose
Butterfly Bush
sythia, Boxwood,
American Holley,
Pink Almonds, Sno
ian Palms, 50c ea.
rooted. $1. orders Pl
phine Raley, Mitchell.

Blue Ageratum,
row, 25 doz.; Lady of
Pink Primroses, 10c d
ing Cypress, Scarlett
Old Fashion Bachel
Seed, 10c Thl.; Abeli
Mrs. Clyde Logan,
2. ,

African Vio
Blue Gi

, Blue D
Mary Wac, Tinted
Blue Marine, 50c ea.
age. Mrsa.T. R. Swe
lanta, 17 Louise Pl, |

Or exchang
or Tiger Lily
Pink French P
pot flower cutting
value, Each pay Pot
L, Bengert, Atla
St., N. Wi =

Dahlias: White Wone
okee Brave, True Pin
Sweetheart, Peach
man Beauty, Faith:
O'Neal, Purple, Ca
others, $2.00 doz.;
middle size, all doubl
$1.25 doz. Ship Marel
postage: Mrs, Vaugk
Ayersviile.

Watermelo1. Red

-

Ynine, Perkins :
and Cherokee Ro
Emperor Cream
Cluster Daffod s



well, Rt. 3. .






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Bishop, Rt, 1,

sas King Alfred |

Ww uiaca, 50 |
ellow Dahlias,

pen Narcissi, |
, 80 doz.; Blue!
80e doz. Aad |
Se. Smith, Bre-

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in, 36 @a.; Iris
01,00 ea.; Sod

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hododendrous, 3
xwood, Globe
Junipers, 12-14 in., | w
ge Blue Violets,
eA. Lilies, 40

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*LOV SANDSEED | FLOWERS AND SEED
. "FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE
; Dahli Bulbs: Pring Persia, Snowball, White Spirea, Pink Golden Chain, Lily Bushes, Pink | Cherokee Roses, Mt.

ee vid, Jane Cowl, Lemon
Rose Glory; Miniature;
rk "Red, Light. ge WS
ariegated Purple Pom-
poms, Pink, Rose, ein Orange
Lavender, Variegated Pink,
. | White, all with live eyes, $1. 25
|doz. PP, Miss Mamie Pea TERE OT

Us | Ellijay, Box 37,

Radiance Roses, Pink Crape.
Myrtles, uilacs, Pink and Purple,
Butterfly Bush, Yellow Trail-,
ing Roses, well, sooted, 25 ea.
No order less than $1.00, Mrs.
J. G. Austin, Felton, Rt; 1.

One year old Rooted Box-:
woods at my home on Hwy, 54.
Mrs, Oliver Brown, Fayetteville, '

he

Dbl Japonicas, 60c; Dogw6od, Rt

Azaleas, Lilacs, Pink Almonds,

postage;|Bridal Wreath, Golden Chain,

3, $1.00; Hydrangea, Boxwoods,
12, $1, 00: Phiox, Lemon Lilies,
ing Alfred ice epee 40c doz;
43 doz., $1.00, Exc. for 10 lb.
acks. No checks, Miss Dennie.
arhes, Ellijay, Rt, 3.

Dbl. Yellow Japonicas, 3,
| $1.00; King Alfred Jonquil and
-| Daffodils, 50e doz.; Red_ and)
| White Dogwoods, 5, $1.00; Gold-
jen Bells, 4, '$1.00;-Exch. for good |

4100 lb, print or white sacks. No};

checks. Mrs, Annie Gentry, El-.
lijay, Rt. 3.

Daffodils, Wild Iris, Star of |
Bethlehem, $1.00 C; Shasta
Daisies, mixed col, Iris, Red, |
Pink, Peach Glad, 65c doz.; Box-
wood Plants, 3, $1. 00; Broadleaf
ike | Avenererp, Arborvitaes, 65c ea;

olden Bells, Jasmine, Lilacs,
Dogwood, 3, 85c; Add postage.
im |[Mrs, Nancy Henderson, Ellijay,

Lilies Tame Violets, |
Sy 00 C; Boxwood!
ete Snowballs, Goldenbell, |
Forsythia, Weeping Mary, Brid-
Hibiscus, D. Per-
ins, ea Old Fashion Red
Roses, White English Dogwood,
c a Add postage. Mrs. Mollie
_| Hendersor Rt. 2
ee ae Almonds, Butterfly |
Bush, Yellow Forsythia, Dbl. |
Yellow Japonicas, Pink Weige-
Jas, Magan oe are Pink
a Fashion
Red wa Tee plooming size
3, $1.00: Mtn, Laurels, Wild
ih | Azaleas, $9. 00 doz. Add postage.
\ aes. Robert Langley, Ellijay, Rt.




Golden Bell, Weepi
eS vball, Yellow Jasmine, Az-
*laleas, Yellow Japonica, Altheas,
|; White Running Rose, Evergreen |
a il Wena nk ean Gs $1. 00; Purple

id Iris ow: Orange day
Lilies, 25 doz; $1.00 C. Add
| postage. Miss Malvie Hender- |
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Yellow Jasmine, Snowball,
Weeping Mary, Goldenbell, Yel:
low Japonicas, Azaleas, Altheas,
White Running Roses, Ever-
green Vines, blue blooms, 6,
$1.00; Purple Wild Iris, Yellow
: | Orange Day Lilies, 2c doz;
$1.00 . Add postage. _ Homer
Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3,\

Azaleas, Altheas, Whit Run-
ning Roses, Yellow Japonicas,
Snowballs, Yellow, Jasmine,
eeping Mary, Golden Bells,
Evergreen Vines, blue bloom, 6,
en 00; ild Izis, Pee Day
Lilies, 35 doz.; $1.00 C. Add
Seas Mrs. Manda Hender-
son, #llijay, Rt. 3,

Milk and une Le ee

up to 3 Ib, bulb 89c; Cannas,
- |named varietie;, hite. Salmon
,|Pink, Orange, Yellow, True

Pink, 75 doz.; Dahlias, 12 dif-
n | ferent, labeled, $3.00 doz. Add
| pastate: Mrs, Frank Clements,
Enigma.

Assorted cols: Azaleas, bloom-
ing Crabapple, Maple, Poplar,
Red Dogwood, Sycamore, White
Dogwood, Mt, Ivy, Red Bud,
$2.00 doz, a.; All 2-3 ft. high,
rooted. Add postage. Alvin Mill-
houuan, Fairmount, Rt. 2,

Mixed cols, Azaleas, blooming
. | Ctabapples, Maple, Poplar, Red,
G.|Whiie Dogwood, Sweet Gum,
Mt, Ivy, Red Bud, 3-4 ft., $2: 00
doz, rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
B: M. Millhollan Fairmount; Rt.

Nive clump Sect Willi
ink Running Rose; rooted, Se
ea.; Purple Iris, 3 a% doz.; Forsy-
thia, Spirea, 10c; Sweet Wil-
.|liam Seed, 15c Thbl.;. Snap-
as on, 20 Tbh} Straw ees
mixed color, mate

5 c "A d postage, Mrs. Chie
Perry, Fairmoun Rt. 2

Red_ eae Batberr 3 Pink
De s : PP on
arl Hiid-



|}

penne is Star of Bethlehem, | R,



Mary, |





Frostproof Snapdragon Seed,
red, pink, white, variegated
mixed, also yellow, % tsp., 25c;
40c spoonful; 3 tsps., $1.00 PP.
No checks, MO preferred. Mrs.
N. B. Overby, Flowery Branch,
| Box 64.

Killarney Roses, 1 yr. old, 25c;
Cypress, and Salvia Seed, 25c
Tbl. Mrs. Annie Hubbard, Fort-
on.

n

Bridalwreath, Purple Lilacs,
Pink Almond, Forsythia, Eng.
| Dogwood, Old Fashion, and Yel-
low Thornless Roses, White Al-|
theas, ite Pine, Crabapple, |
White Dogwood, 6, $1.00; Purple}
Tris, 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs,
J. W. Jackson, Fairmount, Rt. 2,

Pink Thrift, Yellow Jonguil
Bulbs, $1.00 C; Orange Day.
Lilies, Red, Yellow Canna,
White Iris, 40c doz. Rooted Cape |
Jasmine, '25 ea,; Florist type}
Glad Bulbs, 40c doz. Dbl, Pink,
ed Poppy Seed, Le tsp. De-
livered. Hs Ruth Phiilips,
voyston, Rt. |

Superior Gladiolus Bulbs,
mixed colors, $1.75 for 25; $6. 06
CrPPs Mainly Picardy, Eliz-
abeth, Leading Lady, Spotlight
and White Gold, Spic and Span,
$1.10 doz. Rushin Watkins,
| Reidsville.

Pansy Plants, 50, $1.00. PP.
Mrs. Calvin Harman, Stovall.

Japanese Tris (Kalmuri),
strong plants, spring bloomers,
any color; all labeled, $1.80 doz.;
$12.00 C. Add postage, CoD
orders shipped, V, : Wilson,
Savannah, Ri. 8, Box. 456.

Climbing lilies (Gloriosa),

blooming size bulbs, 75c; 8 new
col, Achimene bulbs, $1. 50 doz.;

everblooming ross. velvety red, |
coral pink, variegated, 3 yr.
plants, 50c ea, Carefully packed
in damp moss. Mrs. John Grang-
er, Rei sville.

Large dbl. rec and pink pop-
py seed, 3 tbls., $1.00 postpaid.

Exe. 4 tbls, for. 3 Print, sacks
postpaid. Mrs. Clovis Johnson,
Waynesville.

Purple Blooming Thrift, with
good roots, 40e doz. Add post-
one ~Miss Hattie Mae Hutf,
Philomath. : si

SEED:

Mixed Dianthus, Yellow, Cali-
fornia, Pink Oriental Poppy,
Mexicar Sunflowery, Jerusaiem
Cherry (ornamental), Summer
Poinsettia, White, Pink, /and
White -Pink Eyed Periwinkle,
Yatsp., 10c, Add postage. Miss
Emma Dugger, Oliver.

Blooming size Glads, mixed
1910 Fose and Picardy, 50, $1.15;
Two year Tiberoses, 50c doz.;
Purple Achimenese, 50, $1. 00:
Seed: Sprengeri Fern, White
August Lily, Gloriosa Lily, %4
tsp. 15e. Add postage. Miss
Ivey Dugger, Oliver,

Rooted Hedge, 15 for $1.00;
rooted boxwood, 7, $1.00 big
leaf ferns, 25c bunch; Dahiia
potatoes, 25c ea.; goosberry
bushes, ? for $1.00; garlic, aie
bunch. Add postage, Ri
Stover, Pisgah.

Cedar Sprouts, 3, $1.00; Fall
Pinks, White, Yellow, $1, 00 doz.
Red Bear Dogwood, 4, $1. vu:
Crimson Japonicas, $1.00 ea;
Golden Chain, 2, $1.00; Orange

Day Lily and Iris; '50e doz:
No checks. Exc. for sacks, Ed-
ward Goble, Ellijay, Rt. 3,

Evergreens, Flowering Shrtib-
bery, Ornamentals, for sale,
State inspected, T. M. Webb;
Ellijay.

Snowballs, Dbl. Rose Altheas;
Footed, $1.00 ea. Pink Almonds,
Pink Weigelas. yellow Forsythia,
4 Butterfly Bushes, blooming size,
50ce a:; Globe Arborvitae cut-
tings, $2.00 ea. Exchange _ for
sacks: Mrs, Mary Langley, Elli-
jay; Rt, 3; Care Rose Haven

oe



Village:



White Dogwood, 3, a 00; Yellow,
Japonicas,~ 2, $1.00; Lemon!
Lilies, Iris, 50c doz; Yellow
Root, 75c doz, All rooted. No

checks. Exchange for feed sacks.}
1 Ople Goble, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Blooming size Azaleag, _75c
doz.; Sweetshrubs, Rhododen-
drons, Laurels, Hemlock, Dog-
wood, 25c a.; Junipers, Box-

| wood, Arborvitaes,- Hibiscus,
Snowballs, Altheas, Japonicas,
Butterfly, Weigelas, Forsythia,

Pink Roses, Spireas, 35c ea. Add
ee Mrs. Lee Eller, a

. Goldenglow, Lemon Lilies,
Purple Phox, 60c doz.; Purple

| Violets, 60c C; Pink Peony, 30

ea.; Orange Day Lilies, Mixed
Col. Iris, $2.00 C.; Mixed col.
Glad Bulbs, 30c doz. Exch. for
sacks; PP on $1.00 orders and
over, Mrs. W, D. Ralston, Elli-
jay, Pt, 3.

10 large Euonymus Japonicus,
4-7 ft., $1.75 @a.; $10.00 for lot
not PP; Jonquils, Emperior Daf-
fodils, _Snowdrops, $1.25 C;
Large Blue and Caiifornia, 60c
C; $8.00 M; Christmas Ferns,
Trailing Arbutus, $1.00 doz.
Mrs. J, H. Penland, Ellijay.

Azaleas: 2 yr. bushy plants
with good buds, Pride of Mobile,
Formosa, Phoenicia, Lawsal,
Omurasaka, 10, $3.75 prepaid.
Wallace Cato, Bainbridge, PHO
| Box 95,

Red aad White Dogwood,
Magnolia, Holly, Crabappie,
Gooseberry, Azaleas, lft., 20c; 2
Pt BOC. 1b, 400 St. John s
Wort, Yellow Jasmine, 25 ea.
Or Exch, for print sacks, Add
postage. No stamps nor checks
Mrs, Ralph Starley, Sr., Dan.
ville, Rt: 2, Dox 116,

Dbl. Japonicas, 10 yrs. old,
rooted, extra large, $1.00; Jap.
Iris, King Alfred Jonquils, d0c
doz.; Glads, Double Cannas,
$1. 50 doz.; Red Japonicas, 6 yr.
old, 75c ea. Exch. for print sacks.
Mrs. Earl Keener, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

DBL Japonica, 6 yrs, old root-
ed, 75c.ea.; King Alfred Jon-
quils, Easter Lilies, 50c doz.;
Cannas, 50c unch; Tame Mint,
75c doz.: ; Jap. Tris, 50c doz.; ; Dog-
wood, 4, $1.00. Exchange for
print sacks, Miss Etta Barrett,
Ellijay, Rt, 3,

Red Maple, Red and White
Dogwood, Azaleas, Holly, Crab-
apple, white Pine, Red Bud,
Mt. Laurels, Mt. Ivy, Hemlock,
$1.50 doz. PP, Mrs. Glover Ab-
ercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, Mt. Laurels, Pine,
Maple, Crabapple, $1. 50 doz.;
Cherokee, Pink and. Red Roses,
Sweetshrubs, Rhododendrons,
Easter Belles, 30C;. @a.: Blue
Tris, Orange Day Lilies, Mt.
Ferns, Evergreen Galax, Snow-
drops, 35e doz. Add postage
for sacks. Mrs. Ernest Barnes;
Mineral Bluff.

Mt. Laurels, Pine Azaleas,
Crabapples $1. 50; Cherokee
Roses, Red, Pink Ros s, Rho-
dodendrons, Easter Belles, 35c
ea; Mt. Ferns, Evergreen
Galax, Snowdrops, Blue Iris,
Orange Day lilies; for sale.
Exchange for sacks. Mrs. A. M.
Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Nice Small Cedar trees; $1.
and up. Come after. You dig
them. Will not ship, Dona Tur-
ner, Moultrie, Rt. 1.

Mt. Laurels, Rhodddendrons,



























Laurels, Rhododendrons, Red,
Yellow Azaleas, Dogwood, Red-
bud, Pink Crabapple, White
Pine, Tulip Poplars, 2-3 ie
Dd. 15 doz.; Pink Phlox, Day
Lilies, Blue Tris, Gray Violets,
Shasta Daisies, $2. ie ee Ronnie
Abercrombie, Mineral Biuff.

Dbl. .Tube Rose bulbs, 75
doz.; Medium size, 65c doz
Small, 50c doz. Add postage
Ethel Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2.

Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurts,
Coralberry, Red Bud, Pink,
Yellow, White Dogwood, 3 cols.
Azaleas, Cherokee Roses, Stra
berry bush, Holly, Tulip Po
Jar, 2-3 ft., $2. doz.; Shasta
Daisies, Per, Phlox, $2. 'C. Root= fi
ed, PP. Mrs, Boon Wilson, Min-
eral Bluff,

Pink Cherokee Rose, Cor:
berry, 3 col. Azaleas, Red Bud,
Mt.. Laurels, Rhododendrons,
White, Yellow, Pink Dogwood,
Strawberry bush, Holly, Tulip
Poplar, White Pine, 2-3 ft., $2.
doz. Pink Phlox, Shasta Daisies,
$2. &. Roy H. Wilson, Mineral
Bluff.

FLOWERS AND-SEED
. WANTED





Want Butter and Eggs, the
little old fashion kind. Tel, Ma.
7558. Mrs. F. F. Lamkin, Ate
lanta, 966 Crew St. S. W. 4

Want Yellow Dwarf Sweetpea,
Mrs. Jesse Capehart, Dalto:
Rt..3. A

y Want 1-5 M_ slow. Oe
small Eng. Dwarf Boxwood,
rooted, for transplanting. Tel,
Ch. 5995. Neil Andrews, Aneaee
3929 Club Dr, N. E.

Want Double Geranium cuts
tings Holly Trees (not wild),
Dbl. Altheas, Dbl, Oleanders,
rooted, also full double deep
yellow Rose Bush, and a fu
Dbl. White Rose (very sweet
scented). Will pay reasonable
Cash and write first. Mrs. J. H.
Davis, Dearing, Rt, 1, Box 46.



SECOND HAND MACHIN.-
ERY FOR SALE



Four 70 Saw Lummus Cotton
Gin and Press with 70 hp engine
in good condition, for saie,
George Cravey, Rhine. 3

W. C. Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
cultivator, planters, distributor,
6 disc tiller, dbl, section cut-
away harrow, Judson lime
spreader, all fair condition, for ,
sale. Neal Rabun, Warrenton. ;

5 Row Simplex Cotton Duster
for Farmall,A Tractor for sale.
Phone 405-J C. M. Ray, Nore
wood. :

8 Bal. Daisy Crank Churn;
$3.00; Also one Section, Spring _
Tooth Harrow, $10.00 FOB, A. |
T. Milteer, Quitman,

Cub Tractor,
starter, lights,





A-t

Farmall oe
PEGs 4

condition,
and pulley, cultivator and plow, ote
bargain at $695.00. Marion Long- =
ford, Thomaston. Rt. 3. ,

One 52 R McCormick-Deering
Combine in perfect condition, .
only used one season. .Can
furnish either with or. without
power ui .. Max L. McRae, Me-
Rae, Care Cedar Park Farm.

Ford Tractor with stepped up
Sherman transmission, belt, pul-
ley, pow r lift pack, cultivator, |









827601, leas, Pink, hite,

Yellow seewace Red White peanut diggers, planters, 20 se
Coral Berry, White Pine, tamdem harrow, folding weeder,
Cherokee Rose, Creek Her: all metal roller bearing statl
lock, Tulip Poplar Holly, 2-3| cutter, 4 dise Athens tiller on
ft., $2. doz.; Pink Phlox, Shas= rubber, extra good condition.
ta Daisies, $2.: C. Rooted. PP. Joe Thigpen, Avera, Rt. 2, Box
Miss Edna Rukart, Mineral] 7:

Fluff, . 1 set Cultivators for Ford or

Mt. Laurels, $1. doz.; Winter
Green, Sweet Williams, 75c
doz.; Crabapple, Swamp Dog-

wood, $1. doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Dorothy Saine, Murray-
ville, Rt. 1.

Mountain Laurels, Rhodo-

dendrons, Red, Yellow Azaleas,
Pink Cherokee Roses, Crabap-
ple, White Dogwood, Ti Pop-
\lar, White Pins, Red Buds,
Silver Maples, Hemlocks, 2-3
ft., $2: doz:; Calif, Blue violets,
Phicx. Blue Tris, $2. C. PP.
Mrs. Gladys Robinson, Mineral
Bluf.

. .

Ferguson Tractor, good condi-
tion, $100.00, J. W. Middlebroois,
Zebulon, Rt. 1,

One Top Buggy, new rim and
steel tires, fair condition, $5000;
Spring Wagon made from bugey,
$20.00 Milton Harper, Temple,
Rite ;

Farmall. Cub Tractor with
plow, used little 2 years, some
other farm. tools for sale. O}
Dixie Highway, Mrs, S. Dp.
Robinson, Dalton; Rt. 2,





2 H Wagon for aes. Ww
Goldin; Draketown, Ss






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PAGE FOUR

: SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



8 ft. Stahmer Fertilizer
Spreader, good shape, $50.00; 4
Disc Athens Tiller on rubber,
like new, $250.00; Farmall 20
on steel, runs well, $325.00; 5 it.
Oliver Combine, runs. well,
$375.00. T, A. Wilson, Greens-
boro. (Tel. 4691).

_ Set of Track Chains shoes for
D-7 Caterpiller Crawler Tract-
or, used about 3 weeks, 2 front
idlers for D-7 Caterpillar, with
axles, Phone 2-502. John W.
_ Grapp, Statesboro, Box 266.

Riding Type 6 hp Tractor,
ood rub>er, nice leather seat,
disc harrow, mould board
turn plow, 1 row cultivator, 3
rs. old but used very litile.
ost $846.00. Sell for half cost.
John D. Parker, Macon, Tucker
Rd., Rt. 1,

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED





Want a 2 Disc plow to fit
model B Allis Chalmers Tractor
with power lift. J. S. Stroup,
Macon, Rt. 4.

-. Want toxchange an A Farm-
all and 2 Mules for a Super A.

and equipment including cul-
-tivator, planter, and distributor.

L. A. Barron Cochran, Rt. 2.

Want to exchange. certified
Mastodon Strawberry Plants
- for Avery Cricket 1 hp Turn
Plow. Each pay postage. Tom
Kittle, Carrollton.

Want Hammer Mill in good
oondition, also Terracing Blade
. for Ford Tractor... Will pay cash.
E. E. James, Lawrenceville, Pt.





Want Hay Baler with gasoline
motor mounted on it, Describe
gondition and make, also model.
Rubber tires preferred. State
best cash price. G. T. McDonald,
Oakwood.

Want used Bee hives and
equipment, any style, with or
_ without Bees. Advise. Loren F.
ie Miller, Meldrim,

Want used Scoop for Ford
or Ferguson tractor in good

. eond, Advise. E. A. Schoofs,
ae Hapeyille, 915 Custer St. CA
: 8390.





PLANTS FOR SALE



assorted seed, Arasan treated,
all leading varieties. John P.
Thornhill, ton.

Mastodon Strawberry, 70c C,
500, $3.00; $5.25 M; Klondike,
60c C= 500, $2.50; $4. 25 M. Mrs.
A. D. Jones. Cumming, Riek

.. Early large Klondike Straw-
berry, 45c Cc: May Cherry Trees,
2-3 ft., 35c ea.; Muscadine Vines,
3-4 ft., 25 ea.; Cit-on Seed, $1. 00
db. Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. i

y Mastodon Strawberry, 70c C.

: 500, $3.00; $5.00 M; Klondike,

= 60c C; 500, $2.15; $4, 75 M. Aad
postage. Mrs. Lee Hood, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Mastodon Strawberry, 70c C:
500, $3.00; $5.00 M; Klondike,
B0c C; 500, $2.75; $4.75 M. Add
postage. Mrs Effie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

i Missionary Strawberry, 75c
C: $7.00 M; Rabbit-Eye Huckis-
berry Plants, 15c ea. Add post-

_ age. A. T. Milteer, Quitman.

' Sage Plants, 20c ea.; Condon
Giant. Mastodon Everbearing
Strawberry, $1.00 C; Lady 17
Strawberry, 75c C; Also Crabap-
ple Trees, Beechnut, and Black
Wainut Trees, 6, $1. 00; Add post-



age.. Mrs. Mae Turner, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 6.
Early Bearing Strawberry

Plants, extra large, heavy crop-
pers, 75 C; 300, $2.00; 500, $3.45.
Add postage. No checks. Mattie
Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Jersey .nd Charleston Wake-
field, Copenhagen, Marion Mar-
ket, and Copenhagen Market
Cabbage Plants, $2.00 C. Can

' start shipment on Jan. 15th.
Phone 450-79. B. F. Mallard,
Savannah, Rt. 5, Box 378.

Lady Thompson Strawberry,
45 -C; 300; 5.25; 500, $2.00;
Horehound, Tansy, 6, 35c; Pep-
permint, 30c doz.: $1.20 C. Mrs,
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt..1.

Cabbage Plants, grown from}



MARKEIL B

PLANTS FOR SALE

ULLEI
SEED FOR SALE



POULTRY FOR SALE



Wild Mountain Blueberry
Plants, bearing size, do well in
North and Central Georgia, 50,
$3.00; $5.00 C. Exp. col. Prompt
shipment.
Turnerville.

Certified Mastodon |. Straw-
berry Plants, $1.00 C. PP. Tom
Kittle, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

White Crystal Wax Bermuda
Onion Plants (pencil size), 500,
$1,253 $2.00. M;. Del, PPs5 -M,
$6.00 exp. Full count, satis. guar.
Prompt shipment. F, F. Stokes,
Fitzgerald.

sionary Strawberry, young, Ist.
yr., 80c C; 500; $3.50; $6.00 M;
Lawton Blackberry, $7.50 C;
$1.00 doz. T. H. Graves, Fayet-
teville.

Sage Plants, 20c ea.; Himalaya
Blackberry, and Blueberry, 75c
doz.; Muscadine Grape Vine, 29c

Mrs, Robert H. Norrell, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 6.

Klondike Strawberry, 300,
$1.50; 500, $2.50; $4.50 M; Kudzu
Crowns, rooted, 1 and 2 yrs. old,
$2.00 C; 500, $7.00; $12.50 M.
No checks. Ethel Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2



SEED FOR SALE



Long Brand Leaf Bull Fave
Tobacco Seed, 60c Thls; Little
Rice Pea Seed, $2.50 gal.; Sage
and Catnip Plants, $1.00 doz.
L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Rt, 5.

Imp. Rockyford 450 Cantalope
Seed, $2.50 lb.; Also Spanish
Peanuts, good for seed or eat-
ing, 20c lb.; $6.00 bu. PP. Mrs.
Jesse F. Johnson, Cordele, Rt. 2.

Okra, long smooth pods,
grows tall, 40c cup; Red Buncn
Butterbeans, 4c cup; Catnip, 50c
bu.;
Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2, Box 40.

Certified Lupine Seed, $6.00
Cwt. FOB. W., F. Flowers, Perry.

Best improved Long Green
Okra Seed, picked from select
pods, Ist. year planted, free
arom dust and trash, 75 ib:
5 Ib. or more, 65c Ib. Will send
COD Or Add postage. L, A.
Ellington, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

5000 lbs. German Millet, 6c
lb.; 3000 lbs, Brown Top Millet,
6c; Combine run, but very clean;
Sericea Lespedeza, cleaned and
searified, 2Uc lb.; Combine run,
l5c lb.; Clean Hulled Sericea,
18c lb.; Dixie Crimson Clover,
60c lb.; Sanford Wheat, $2.50
bu.; Victor Oats, $1.50 bu. Jel.
30-W. C. D. Wood, Bowdon.

Fresh Big Stari Old Fash-
jon Calif. Keer Seed, 25c and
3c postage, Mrs. Ella Green,
Smyrna.

Special Tobacco
Seed, 75c 0z.; $8.00 ib,; Jamaica
Wrapper, 50c 0z.; $5.00 lb.; PP.
% ib. seed extra on pound ord-
ers. Earl Stuckey, Blackshear.

Green Glaze Collard Seed,
1900 crop, 240c Thl.; 6 This.
$1.00; Purple Hull Crowder Peas,
Zac lb.; 5 ibs., $1.00; White and
Ked Spanish Peanuts, $2.00 pk.
Mrs, vy. 1. Wilsou, Martin,

Congo Watermelon Seed, $3.00
ib. H. L, Wilchar, Butler.

Lender Bean Seed, Creain
Halt tunner, Brown Six Week,
veanut, Cream and Brown Cut-
short, Creaseback, Corntieti,
Striped Hait Kunners, 5Uc large
cup; Okra See., 40c cup; ned
Speckled Crowder Peas, Uc
cup; xchange for print o1
Wwuute sacks (2 cups beans ior
4 print or 3 white sks). Mrs.
ivy Lambert, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Imp White dalf Runner Beans,
45c cup, White and Pole Beans,
40c cup; Seven Top Turnip
Seed, loc larse spoonful; Aad
postage, No checks, Viola Stovei,
fllijay, Rt. 2,

Finest Tender Bearing Brown
Striped Halt Ruau-r Bean Seea,
2 large cups, $1.00. Add postage.
Mrs. Sibley Richardson, Hait-
well, Rt. 3.

Wakefield and E. Dutch ana
Copenhagen cabbage, and Mar-
globe, New Stone and Rutger
tomato seed, $1.60 lb.; 4 lbs.,
35.65; collard seed, 60c Ib. Lee

Chambers



Crow, Gainesville, Rt, 2, Box

a

T. T. McNelley, |.

Genuine Blakemore and Mis- |

ea.; 6, $1.00; Black Raspberry, 6,
$1.00; Beechnut Trees; 20c ea.

380 doz.;

$1.00 orders PP, Mrs. A.



1950 crop Sericea, recleaned
and in 100 Ib, bags, no dodder,
lle Ib, Mark ts Veneer, De
Rose.

White and Biiged tender
Half Runner bean seed, 45c cup-
ful; old fashioned Bunch Okra,
30c cupful; also Klondike straw-
berry plants, 500, $2.50; $4.0
M; garden Sage plants, 10c ea.
Del. Mrs. Leilar Phillips, Roys-
ton. Rt. ;






FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
- FOR SALE



1950 crop best quality Sun-
dried Apples, no peel, core, nor
worms, 45c lb. sold in 5 Ib. lots
and up. Add postage, Orders
filled promptly. Mrs. Fred
Franks, Hiawassee.

Nice Dried Apples,\ 35c Ib.;
Strawberry Plants, 50c Cc
Garlic, 35 doz. Add postage.
Miss Frances Eller, Ellijay, Rt.
3. vs

Nice 1950, Sundried Apples,
bright, free of core, peel, and
worms, 50c lb, Prepaid in Ga.
Cecil Hunnicutt, Dial.

Bright Sundried Apples, free
of worms, 50c lb.> 45c lb. in
5 lb. lots and up; Catnip, Hore-
hound, Balm, Peppermint, 40c
doz.; .Garlic Bulbs, $2.00 C3
Elecampane Root, 5c Ib. PP in
Ga. Mrs, Martha White, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 37.

Dried Apples, without peel,
core or worms, 60c lb, Add-post-
age. Mrs. J. H. Lawrence, Mid-
dleton,

Dried apples, no core, peel
nor worms, 45 lb.; also tender
bunch, white 6 wks. beans, 30c
pint; colored, 45c pint; garlic,
Sage, 30c Qt., horse-
radish, 15 bunch. Add postage.
No chks. Dollie Eller, Titus. -



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



'

Soy Bean and Grass Mixed
Hay, Ist. class condition, 2e lb.
at barn. Just off Highway 41. E.
G, Fountain, Ft. Valley.

Abruzzi Seed Rye, good zer-
mination, $4.50 bu.; Also Victory
Grain Seed Oats, State tested,
$6.25 a 5 bu. bag. FOB. J. Fr.

Lowe, Fort Valley.

Good sun cured Grass Hay,
no weeds, approx. weight per
bale, 70 lbs. $1.00 per bale at
farm. Marvin Maddox, Winder,
(Winder-Jefferson Rd.)

Chanclor Seed Wheat, clean-
ed, treated, 73.00 bu. Ralph S.
Collier, Comer.

1,000 bales~Hay, mixture of
Orchard grass and first cutting
Sericea Lespedeza, also 500
bales 2nd cutting Sericea Les-
pedeza. Can be seen my farm 8
mi, Decatur, .n Panola Rd. just
off Hwy. 12, Richard Lewis,
Decatur. Box 267, .



RABBI!S AND CAVIES
FOR SALE.



2 mos old Chinchillas, trio,
$10.00; Bucks from s-parate lit-
ters, ped. papers furnished.
Ship COD, Rwy. Express any-
where. Letters answered. John
L. Parrott, Macon, 2366 Miller
Field Rd., Rt. 6. .



POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS:

2 pr. Anconas, or 1 rooster,
April hatch, for sale. Mrs. F. F.
Lamkin, Atlanta, 966 Crew St.
S. W. MA ~7558.

BANTAMS: %

Singles pairs and trios in W.
L., 2 trios B. B. Red Old. En-
glish, and 1 trio modern Old
English game, All _ bantams.
Prize Winners at Show. D. A
Asbury, Atlanta, 442 Atwood
St. S. W. a

Fancy, purebred, show type
Bantams: Cochins, Sebrights,
Polish, Mille Fleur, Cornish and
Birchen games, also White
Fantail pigeons, Homers and

-|ea. Will not ship. Arnold Cleve-

paid. No chks. Mrs. G. Cy Clit-



37 young Pens and pulleis,
good layers, 1 old and 8 young
roosters, all Bantams, and $1.50
land, McBean, Rt. 2.
LEGHORNS:

37 Forma. White Leghorn
pullets, laying 70 percent, $1 25

ea. R. L. McDonald, Newnan,
Rt, 4.
PIGEONS:

Nice, large White Kings,
mated, banded, also banded

prs, of Homing os Ship all
at $3,00 pr. Williams,
Columbus, Rt. 1, Care apenas:
Dairy. :

REDS:
3 fine 4-A grade N, H. Red
February 1950 hatch cocks,

$2.50 ea. Will ship but not pre-

ton, Millen, ~ if
CORNIS, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

1 ea. Round head cock and
stag, wt. about 52 lb. ea. dead
game, $5.00 ea. Emory Palmer,
slakely. Rt, 1

3 Dark Cornish large, hice
cockerels, parent stock blood-
tested, $11.00, or 2 for $7.75 or
$4.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. J, E: Stone,
Adairsville. Rt. 2.

1 stag Half Leopard, saalg:
Claret, ready to walk, and a
2 yr, brook cock, half Round-
head, half Clairborn. Sell or
exch, the 2 for a 542-6 lb. Black
Cuban cock. Randall Griffin,
Gainesville. Oak St.

12 nice pit game hens and
pullets, $1.00 ea. or ae -pullets
vand 1 stag, $6.00 for trio. R. H.
Crawford, Tiger: =

hatch pullets and 1 cock, $25.00,
cockerels, same _ breed, ready
for service, $3.00 ea. lots Of 22.
H. W. Thurmond, Farmington.

Dark Cornish young rooster,
ready. for service, also pullets,
some laying, from bloodtested

crate. Money Order. Mrs. R. C.
Sanders, Vienna. =

1 ea. Warhorse game stag and
Cuban Blue and Warhorse cross,
5 lbs. ea. and both trained,
$3.00 ea. FOB Money Order. a
O. Huff,. Monticello.

Purebred Topnot Ginn Red
pit games, also pure blood strip-
pling Blues; cocks, $5.00 ea.
stags, $3.00 ea.; hen and cock,
$7.90: stage and pullet, $5.50.
W. A. Roach, Savannah, Le-
Roache Ave., Rt. 6, Box 321.

ROCKS (BARRED AND
OTHER):

Thompson Ringlet Barred
Rock March hatch cockerels,
$3.00 ea, 2 for $5.50. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Martin.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEES5,
DUCKS, ETC:

1 tom and 3 turkey he/f, for
breeding stock, for sale. Mes.
J, J. Davidson, ' Pineview. Ri. 1.

23 nice ducks and drakes.

J ohnson, Tilton. Box 58.

White African guinea roost-
ers, $2.00 ea. or exc. for White
guinea hens, Starling . Yawn,
Byromyille,



FARM HELP WANTED



Want good, single man, about
40 or. 50 yrs. to help on the
farm. Board him and pay what

Carter, Aragon. Rt, 1.

Want at once, good white man
and family for 2 H farm, 50-50
basis. Good land, plenty good
equipment. 6 R_ house, lights,
water, good condition, school
and mail route. Phone 912, > re

10 pure Dark Cornish June :

Ducks ready to lay, for sale. C.|

his work is worth, Robert L. :

Want reliable e co
in home with m
Shoals, and help
work,. - Mr;



Want good fai
2 H farm, on

Mail by house. Con
drunks, B. F. Grant, }

crop, 3 houses, elec
pasture, good well wa
ing rent or part
W. -Y. Harder, e@
write G. H, Port
547 Linwood Ave.

Want man to wor.
12 barrel stand, also
if desired, Mail an
Near church. Llectri
or colored may apply,
en, Matiasses, Rt.

Want 1 or 2
basis or stan
land, water, wood,
lights. Geo, T: Smi

Want. turpenti
1951 to work 5000

stock, $3.00 ea. Shipped in light .

ceed

salaries to ee
sober, clean, reliabl
with milking
Edmonds, Newton,
Wallington Plants

a a ee

Man with wife
wants job on :-
taking and
House, lights, wa
any time. John Mose
435 Pulliam S*., S. =























dren) with 10 year:
experience as ho
nurseryman wants
farm with reliable
furnish A-1 referen
all letters. H. B
ferson,

White man, Ww. ee)
dren, want farm sol
Ga. preferably. Part.
wages, 4 R ee
to be furnished, -
farming. Wm Bich
a Trinity
2172).

ee ee a ae ey

" Correctio ant 1 5
level larld near
3 grown people, (
work. House, water,
sire with small

on moving bill in wi
some chickens, Luth
Adairsville, Rt. 3.

Want 1 H crop ne
or Oversee attle
regular farm. Mo
Can giveref. O.



Papa, Preston.




Douglasville, Rt 1







Kings. .Mrs, Helea Street, Ate
lanta, Rt. 2. CH 1777,



AUCTION SALE HEREFORD CA

Auction sale Reg. Hereford and Polled Hi
cows with calf, open and bred cows and he
unusually large number of bulls. Extra
at Livestock Auditorium, Moultrie, FE
Write: W.E. - oe Moultrie.