Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1952 December 3

Tom Linder Commissioner

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1952

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sd By Tom LINDER





ae Wat of the Revolution
Tale was a spy for General
Wast ington. He crossed the-
e to get information to enable
to defeat the invaders.
le was % apprehended and shot
the British. A patriot to the
is blood, his dying words |
ly regret that I have but one
my country.














t Arnold was a high officer
tor 's army. For his own bene-
2 of his unbounded am-
ght to betray the Ameri-
Washington into the hands








the years of this Re-
can people have honored
Nathan Hale because he
ic American, They have
name of | Benedict Arnold
ras a traitor to America.












the betty i is full of. Nathan
Iso full of Benedict Arnolds.

whether to follow the Hales

ferret them out and put
: proper: Positions.

rationalists And The
ited Nations . 5

hear a lot about the United
al ation. We hear men talk
citizen, of the world. We hear
in one breath of their rights
onstitution of the United
Nathan Hale talking. In
breath we hear them talking

loyalty td the United Nations
world. This is Benedict
No man can serve two
ruth spoken in the Holy
an follow Nathan Hale

1e that the American peo-

follow the Arnolds. Tt is |






either a loyal American or else he is
a treacherous danger - in our midst,

No man, whether he be President,
senator, congressman, cabinet member,
state official, or plain citizen, can be
loyal to the charter of the United Nations
and the flag of the United Nations with-
out subscribing to the idea of making
the United Nations Government superior
to that of the United States.

Treason to the United States is in-

wolved in making war: on the United _

States or in giving aid and comfort to

_sthe enemies of the United States.

Under the charter of the United Na-

tions, authority is granted for the main-

tenance of armed forces. Authority is

~ granted for the use of those armed forces

to maintain peace in the world. This
necessarily involves the authority to
make war on the United States if the
United Nations should decide that the

_ United States was a threat to world peace.
_ The United Nations is composed of many

countries including Russia, India, most
of Europe, and. several countries in Africa
and South America.

American citizens-who are employed
by the-United Nations are forced to sub-

- scribe to an oath as follows:

T solemnly swear to exercise, in all
loyalty, discretion and conscience, the
functions entrusted to me as a member

_ of the international service of the United:

Nations; to discharge those functions and
regulate my conduct with the interests
of the United Nations only in view, and
not to seek or:accept instructions in re-
gard to the performance of my duty from

* any, government or authority external to

the organization.

The last line of that oath specifies
that an American citizen employed by
the United Nations may not be instructed
by his own government; in a manner he

_ is superior to his own government.

Under the Constitution of the United
States, treaties entered into with foreign
countries become the paramount law of
the land. Such treaties take precedence
over the United States Constitution and
the laws of Congress. Such treaties take
precedence over state constitutions and
_ laws enacted by state legislatures. A
supreme court set up under such treaties |
will pr over the supreme



court of the United States. Under such
treaties every American may easily be-
come the subject of this foreign world
court and power. Under such treaties the
President of the United States, every

army officer, and every enlisted man,

may be forced to give first allegiance to
the flag of the United Nations. Under
such treaties every American official,
every soldier and civilian may find them-
selves charged with treason, should they

undertake to: defend the United States

against the military power of the United
Nations Organization,

It is. the knowledge of these things
that makes Washington afraid. They are

afraid to do anything in Korea without

the approval of the United Nations. The
officals of the United States Government
realize they-could easily be charged in
an international court as war criminals.
They could not object because they have
themselves set the pattern for it.

Benedict Arnold sought.to deliver the

American colonies back into the hands of
Great Britain. The internationalists in

Washington have delivered the United

States into the hands of mongrelized,

socialized, and communized peoples of all
races, nations, and tongues.

President-elect Eisenhower has com-
mitted himself to this same destroy
American policy that was instituted by
Roosevelt and continued by Truman.

This. was only to be expected because.

Eisenhower was a part and parcel of the
Roosevelt and the Truman administra-

tions. The money for the campaigns for
both Eisenhower and Stevenson was put
up by the same international money
crowd. Neither of them could have done
other than follow in the same course
laid out by internationalists, socialists
and communists. No man can serve two
masters. Either he is for the United
States as a sovereign independent nation,
depending on Almighty God for guidance
in its protection, or else he is for the
United Nations and against the sovereign

_ of any country as. against the United

Nations,

You cannot serve God and Mam-
mon.

TOM LINDER

, Commissioner of Agriculture -





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Address. all items for publication and all requests to be gut Redbud, Red Holl 3



2 laxge Emglish Bomwood,| Abelias, Boxwood - Nandina;,|
on *h ing list. and for change of address to STATE : ge : Re
MAB ; ; . Atlanta: 6&3 @ med. size, # ft.,-|Crape Myrtle, other shrubbery'| White Dogwood, Sw
REAU STAtE = 3 $28; 2 selling all|for sale. Mrs. W. M. Boggus, Greybeard, Teaolive,
or togeth 2. RW. Rish, | LaGrange, 927 N. Greenwood St.,| Laurel, Red Trumpet |
Rome, dealiattae Rt. 3. aS suckle, Red, White,



Flowering Crabapple
Magnolia, Flowering
Narrow Leaf Willow.
American Beauty Dwar
Chinquapin Rose, Sil

Hals Honeysuckles, 2 and
3 yrs. old, $4. QO; i M; Kudzu
Crowns, $2. C; $10. M; Privet,
$4, O; $85. M, Mrs, T. A. Hipp,

Camellia seedi 25 or 30 doz.
finest variety assorted, 60c doz.
Cash with order. Prepaid. Mrs,
J. L. Horne, Leary.



Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable

under postage regulations inserted one time on each request Roopville, . : Maple, 50c ea. Plus
and repe onl en i ned by new copy Pink Thrift, 50e C. Add post-
ot nee ee 2 Old Fashion Sweet Violets,/age. Mrs. J. N. Adamson, tals, _ ores G. Combs, Too



- - - 5 doz, $1.28 PP, Miss Mabel|Rt. 2.
Limited space will not permit insertion of notices contain- || Pars, Reynolds,

ing more than 35 to 40 words, not including name and address.

Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does
not assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the
Bulletin, nor for any transaction resulting from published
notices,

Tom Linder, Commissioner

Red, White Dogwoo
apple, Sweetshrubs, Ma
Yellow Jasmine, Red
Teaolives, Bay, Runnin
Wild Honeysuckles, 1-5
50c. Exch. for sacks. M:
Loyd, Toomsboro, Rt. }

4 Mimosa and wild Crab-
apple 2-3 ft. trees, $1. ea. or exe.
for Glad bulbs, black fat horse
pole bean seed, or old fashioned
white crowder peas. Mrs. J. B.
Stevens, Luthersville.

Rose Scented Geranium cut-
tings, 15 ea. Wandering Jew,
Green, Striped white, Green
Striped ilver and Purple,
Xmas Cacti, Night Blooms
Cereus, 10e ea. cutting; Fiel



Daisies, 20 doz; Red Can-} April Blooming Narcissi, $1. : i 1
Published Weekly ai 5 nas, 75 doz, Add postage. Mrs.|C; Seed of ollyhock and oo ae aa
Mae eer eaceeacie D. _W. Faircloth, Rochelle, P.| Larkspur, 10c package, also Macon, 1381 Burton Ave. 0)

Ornamental Gourds, 10-20 ea.

ee Mrs. John W Temple, Rt
rs. John i
Old Hnglish True Dwarf Box-|9. peer

wood Plants; good ade, heavy,
4-6 in., $1.50 doz.; $10. C; 6-8 in.,

B
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of
Markets, 222 State Capitol,
Atlania, Ga,

Cherry Laurels: 3 ft.,
6 (16-18 in.) 50c ea. :
delivery. Cannot bale for



White, Purple Wisteria, 50c

: : ping. Mrs. A. Tanner
Entered as second class matter $2.00 dox.; $15. 8-10 in., $3.) a.; Vinca, $1.50 doz; Paper ;
August 1, 1987 at the Post Office doz} #20. O;- Calle. Brageoat White, Chinese Sacred Nar- |/29 Berkley Dr.

at Covington, Georgia, under Act } Violets, $1. doz.; $5. C. Mrs. B. L.| cissi, $1.50 C; Dbl. Single} Hastings Super Giant
of a e ot Sige coer Robinson, Greenville. Lemon Lilies, 50c doz.; Lillope | Plants, well rooted, moss
mailing at speci

of Orpogum, border plant, wide
Rooted Dwarf Boxwood, 4-6 leaves, $1.50 C. No order ess

in.,, $10..C; Lighter Grade, 4-6/$1; Add postage. Mrs. O. S.

ed, 40c doz, PP. Prompt
art, Mrs. Hub Mason, Mc
beaks :

provided for in Section 1103. Act
of October 8, 1917,



2 : in, $6. Cs $50. M; 15-20 in, Fields, Thomasville, 407 N. ; aa
Executive Office, Staite Capitol Abelia, fond spread, $8. doz;|Madison St. White Dogwoods, Red, Ye
Editorial and Executive Offices $20. C. Del. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, : : Orange Azaleas, $1.50_
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Greenville. Magnolia, Teaolive, Gray- Lilacs, Peachtree Roses, $2.

Publication Office

beard, Red, White Dogwood,
114-122 Pace St, Covington, Ga.

Pyracantha Bushes, large red| Pink Crabapple, Red, Orange
berried variety (not orange) 8- Hawthorne, Weeping Willow,
12 in. nice roots, 25c ea. No less|1 ft., 10c; 2 ft.;)20c+' 3-ft., 30c;
4 sold. Add 2e postage. Mrs./4 ft., 40c; 5 ft., 45e; 6 ft., 60c. |

English Dogwood, Lily B
$1.75 doz. Add postage.

Dorothy Saine, Murrayville
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FLOWERS.AND SEED FLOWERS AND SEED /|A. P. Sheppard, Griffin, Rt. C.| Exch. for print sacks. Mrs. ae Tuberose, 75 doz :
FOR SALE YOR SALE Yellow, White Jonquils, Butter] 93" ols0p Toomsboro, Box |fodils, _ Yellow, | Creams
and Eggs, Trumpet Daffodils,|~" Peony, 50c ea. Add postag
= $1.50 C; Bird of Paradise, $1. ea.;|. Old Fashion Indian Peach Ethel Sullivan, Marietta. Rt.
3 col, Azaleas, Cherokee| Rhododendrong, Mt. Laurels, | Blue, Pink Thrift, 80 doz.; Blue| Trees, Muscadine Vines, Catal- ; oe

Rose, Rhododoendrons, Mt. Lau-| Azaleas, (Red Pink, Yellow), Single Hyacinth, $1. doz.; Weep-| pa, French Mulberry, Ever- White Pines, Mtn, La :

; dels, Cream White Dogwood, | Dogwood, (White, Cream), | ing Willow, $1.40 ea. Exch. for| bearing Fig, Wild Cherry, Old |Rhododendrons, Azaleas,
! edbud, Coral Berry, Tulip | White Pine, Holly Bush, Red-|print sacks. Miss Mattie Mc-|Fashion Plum and Red Yel- Buds, Blooming Crabapple,
cplar, Creek Hemlock, Red{| buds, Po sae 2-3 ft, rooted, Curley, Hartwell. Rt, 9. low Apple Trees, Concord |ly, White Dogwood, Ma

Maple, Holly Bush, White Pine, | $2 PP; Per, Phlox, $2. C, Grape Vines, 50c ea, Plus post-

rooted plants, 2. doz. Jo!
Chastain, Morganton, Rt.

Rhododendron, Mtn. Laur
Cream, Yellow Dogwood, 3
Azaleas, Cherokee Rose,
berry, Red Bud, Strawb
Bush, Tulip Poplar, Holly B
2-3 ft., $2. doz.; Shasta Dais'
Per, Phlox, '$2. C. -Rooted.
Mrs. Edna Rukat, Mineral Blu;

3 col. Azaleas, Coralberry,
Bud, Mtn. Laurel, Rhod
dron, White Dogwood

Poplar, Red Maple,

Roy Wilson, Mineral Bluff,
Rt. 1, Box 173.

Lilies: White Gonger (Hedy-
chium), Queen (Curcuma),
White Spider (Hemerocallis),
Brilliant Red Amaryllis, 50c
ea.t Climbing (Gloriosa), large
size, 75c ea.; Also large hower-
ed deep Purple Magnolias, and
lorist type Gardenias, 1-1/2
fi, $1.50 ea, Mrs. Maude
Granger, Reidsville.

Yellow, White Jonquil, Dbl.
Butter and Eggs, Yellow Long
Trumpet Daffodil, $1.50 C; Pink,
Blue Thrift, 50e doz Single
Blue Hyacinths, $1. doz.; Bird of
Paradise, $1. ea. Exch. for print
sacks. Miss Nora McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt, 2. ,

Bird of Paradise, St en;
White, Yellow Jonquils, Butter
and Eg s, Long Trumpet Daf-
fodils, $1.50 c White Cluster
April one Narcissi, 50c
doz.; Blue Single Hyacinths, $1.
doz.; Blue, Pink Thrift, 50c doz.;

2-3 ft., $2. doz.; Shasta Daisies,
Per, Phlox, $2. C, Rooted, PP.
Virginia Black, Mineral Bluff,

Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels,

B eol, Azaleas, Cream Yellow

ogwood, Redbud, Coralberry,

lip Poplar, Creek Hemlock,

Holly, Strawberry Bushes,

% Cherokee Rose, Red Maple,

~ &-3 ft. $2. doz. White Pine,

12-15 in., $1.50 doz., Shasta

Daisies, $2. C. PP. Mrs. Boon
Wilson, Mineral Bluff.

Crabapple, Red Maple, 3 col.

age. Mrs. Albert Ussery, Tooms-
boro, Rt. 3.
Magnlia, Cherry Laurels,
Sweetshrubs, Granny Grey-
beard, Sweet Bay, Beauty
Bush, Red Holly, Red, Pink,
Pink White Variegated Crape
Myrtles, Catalpa, Scuppernong
Vine, Butterfly Bush, 2 and 3
yr. sizes, 35c ea, Plus post-
age. Inquirers send card. Mrs.
Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro.

Red, White Dogwood, Tea-
olives, Greybeard, Sweetshrubs,

Super Swiss Giant Pansy,
English Daisy, $2.25 C; 3 doz.,

zaleas, Tulip Poplars, Mt.| $1.10; Mixed Dbl. Stock, 75c Blue Spider Lily, 75 doz. Miss| Magnolias, Pink Crabapple, |2-3 ft, $2. doz.: Galax, Sha
eee Strawberry, Holly | d0z.; Mixed col. Iris, White /q.0i McCurley Aearhiall: Rt, 2,| Hawthorne, Pink Crape Myrtle, | Daisies, Per, Phlox, $2. C. Roo!
Bush, Hemlock, 2-3 ft., rooted, | Siberian Iris, Dbl. Orange Day Ate Holly, Pink Bud, Yellow Jas-|ed. PP. Mrs. E. J. Miltholla
$1.50 doz.; Sweetshrubs, Rhodo- | Lilies, 2 doz, $1:; Larkspur,| Finest Azaleas, Gardenias,| mine, Umbrella China, 1-5 ft.,|Mineral Bluff. ;
dendrons, Cherokee Roses, | Fetunia, Annual Phlox, 36, $1. Ferns, Hydrangeas, Forsythia,| 10c-50c. Exch. for print or Ac
White Pine, Pussy Willow, 25c| Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison. Weeping, Pussy Willows, Maples,|} plain sacks. Mrs. Leonard Dbl. butter and eggs, yell
ea.; Arbutus, Mt. Ferns, Galax, Day Lilies, Nosiesta, Sym- Dogwoods Poplar, Crabapovle,| Connell, Toomsboro, Rt. 1. one. trumpet daffodils, le
Bee 805 Mon. ane post | Phony, War - Path, Craemore | Water Oak, Holly, Red Honey: Magnolia, _ Teaolive, Pink, ae issi "31.60 os wr
age. Mrs. Ruthford Davis,| Rupy hitti, Bell, 75c ea,-|Suckle, Silver Lace Vines, 2, la Yel. | Marcissi, $1.50 C; Glads
Mineral Bluff. Side Show "$1.50; Scarlet Sun. |$1-; Arborvitaes, $1. ea.; 5 finest vee gue Bencae Hc ft. [crocus bulbs, 50c doz;
| set, $4; Pride of Houston, |S $1, Exch. for, print sacks. 3M ore. 4 th, aoe, fhe Abe, | wage. day lilies, 3 doz, $1.

White Dogwood, Red Maple, postage.

Dauntless, Seven Seas, Evange- Hen John Myers, Hartwell, Rt.

Mrs. Gussie Co:





Exchange for print.sacks.. Add | Vj; ; :

Mt. Laurels, 3 col. Azaleas, line, 50c; Margaret Perry, 35c. ed No stgadeie Mire 1d. Villa Rica. Rt. 2. 4
Strawberry Bush, Crabapple,|Mrs. J. M. Rosser, Newton, Large size Dbl. and. Single} Pitts, Toomsboro, P. O. Box! Gloriosa (Superba), bloom
ge Poplar, eee ote Pox 52. Mixed Color Poppy Seed, 10c| 99. yellow and red flowers in |

a ae : : : : : = s i i a
doz.; Rhododendrons, Sweet- Geraniums, white, pink, sal- oF ae Popes we Beer Bird of Paradise, 25c ft.; jor dave Serpe toe
shrubs, White Pines, Cherokee | mon, red, 12 named varieties, | envelope, Mrs. R. J. '| Granny Greybeard, Sweetshrub, |$9.95 Mrs. Rosa. G Poole
Roses, Pussywillows, 25c ea.;|35c ea.; Begonias, dbl., single, | Pek Magnolias, Teaolives,; Pink Valdosta. 1610 Marion St.
Mt. Ferns, Arbutus, Galax,| green and bronze leaf, 25c- White Dogwood, Greybeard,| Crabapple, Willow, Redbud, ?

Heartease, 40c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. D. Davis, Mineral
Bluff.

Mt. Laurels, Rhododendrons,
Red, Yellow Azaleas, Crab-
apple, hite Dogwood, Red-
bud, White Pine, Tulip Poplar,
Silver Maple, Hemlock, Holly,
Pussywillow, 2-3 b.5 $275
@oz.; Shasta Daisies, Violets,
Blue Iris, Pink Phlox, Snow-
drops, $2.50 C. PP. Bonnie
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

50c according to variety; Cole-
us, 12 varieties, 25c. All rooted.
Many other house plants. Let-
ters ans, Mrs. Guy B. Taylor,
Ochlochnee, Rt. 1.

Amaryllis, giant American
Hybrids, Lilium Formosanum,
nice blooming size bulbs, 3,
$1.; $3. doz. PP; also Lilium
Formosanum seed, 25c pkg.
Mrs. J. E. Brinson, Oglethorpe,
Box 214.

Bulbs: Glads, mixed colors,

| Yellow Henferocallis Lilies, 3

Sweet Bay, Red, Orange Haw-
thorne, Red Holly, Pink Roses,
2-4 ft, 10e. ft; White Rain
Lilies, Narcissi, 30c doz.; Canna
Lilies, Red Verbena, 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. David Colson,
Hazlehurst, Rt. 1, Box 256.

Large size Tiger Lily Bulbs,
$1.50 doz.; Med. Size, $1.00 doz.;
Smal] size, $1.50 C; Scotch
Broom Plants, $1. doz. Small
Size; Large size; 4, $1.; Rec,

White, Dogwood, Orange, Red

Holly, Umbrella China, Crape
Myrtle, Red, White Dogwood,
Honeysuckle, 10c ft. Add post-
age, Exch. for sacks. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. Grady Brewer,
Toomsboro.

Magnolias, Teaolives,
beard, Pink Crabapple,

Grey-
Red,

Hawthorne, Weeping Willow, 1
ft7-10c; 2. ft,,: 20c;43:ft., 30c;~4
ft., 40c; 5 ft., 50c. Add postage.
Mrs. Mattie Lue Colson, Tooms-

Day Lilies, yellows and re
mixed, 50c clump; Queen A

Lace Plants, 35 doz. seed;
Tbls., 25c Mrs. Fred Atkin
Valdosta, Rt. 4.

Blooming
Bulbs, 4, $1.;,10 $2; One d
bulblets given with $1, ord
Add 10c postage. No chks. M
R. C. Sanders, Vienna.

Pink Thrift,
packed,
Nandinas, 12-15 in., 3, $1, Dan












size Easter Lil ,

da
$1.

rooted,

$1; Cr 2200;














$1. Add postage under $1. orders.
Hattie Kimsey. Hiawassee.

Orange col. Marigold (big, dbl.
kind blooms until frost) seed,
25c cupful; med. size White
Mums, 6 plants, 50c. PP in Ga.
No chks. Mrs. Walter Mash-
burn, Higdon,

assorted small blooming sizes, boro, Box 93.
50, $1.25; Bulblets, $1. cup;
Dbl. Tuberose, 55 doz.; Small
sizes, $1. C; Purple Achimenese,
40, $1. PP. Miss Emma Dugger,
Oliver.

New seed incurved glitter
Marigold, mixed red white Old
Fashion Bachelor Button, all
col, Baby Zinnias, 20c large
matchboxful; Annual Phlox and
Fever Few, 10c tsp. and stamped
envelope; Sir Watkins Daffodil
Bulbs, 30c doz. Plus postage: No
hks. Mrs. M. M. Kelley,

ithonia. s

Pink Rhododendrons,
Laurels, Azalas, Crabapple, Mimosa, Dogwood,
Pink Cherokee Roses, White | berry, Maple, Red Holly,
Degwood, Red Maples, Yellow |Oaks Cedar, Cherry Laurel,|ed; Date Trees, 35 ea. plus 20c
Tulip Poplars, Redbuds, Hem- | Azaleas Cherry, Sweetshrub,| postage. Mrs. R. J.. Fleming,
Jocks, $2.75 doz.; White Pines, | Plum, Weeping Willow, Catalpa, | Lincolnton,

Holly, $15. C: Blue Iris, White | Mulberry Greybeard, Cran- | f

Shesta . Daisies, Phlox, Daffo- | berry, Tulip Poplar, Mt. Laurels,} Light Blue Orchid Pink Iris,
dils, Yellow Day Lilies, $2. C.|PawPaw, 6, $1. Add postage, | $1.25 doz.; Miniature Rose Pink,
FP. Gladys Robinson, Mineral | Mrs. D. C. Ledbetter Lithonia, $1, ea. Mrs: H. B., Clower, Law-
Bluff. iRt. 3. Phone 2208 jrenceville, Rt. 3.

packed. Add postage. No stam
Mrs. Milton T. Phillips, Wren

* Mixed White, Blue, Yello
Dutch Iris, large bulbs, $2. C;
Red Thrift, Rose, Purple Ver-
bena, 65c doz.; Rich colors
Petunias, $1.25:C; Mixed Sweet-
peas, $1, doz.; Snapdragons,
Sweet Williams, 75c doz; Pink
Verberras, 50, 01. Mrs. M. F
Combs, Washington

Se

Teaolives, Dogwood, Holly,
Pink Crabapple, Birdeye, Um-
brella China, Willow, Yellow
Jasmine, Sweet Bay, Red, Pink
Crape Myrtle, Walnut, Long
Leaf, Short Leaf Pine, Honey-
suckle, Sweetshrubs, 5, $1. PP
in State. Exch, for sacks, Ea.
pay postage. T. W. Hartley,
Toomsboro, Rt. 1.

Red Holly,

Yellow Jonquils, Orange
Day Lilies, $2. C; Running
Roses, pink or cream, l5c ea.;
Boxwood cuttings, $2.50 C. Del.
in Ga. Mary Pettit, Pike.



Cuttings to set new: Pink
|Crape Myrtle, 10 dif. Roses
|(Monthly), Abelia, Golden Bell,
China-|Pink Begonia, all 5c ea. plus
Water | postage; Pink Thrift, $1. C rovt-

Mt.



Mimosa, Red,
White Dogwood, Teaolive,
Cherry Laurels, Bunch and
Running Honeysuckle, Crape
Myrtle, Crabapple, Tree Wis-
teria, Hedge Plants, Greybeard,
Sweetshrub, Fla.~ Palms, Mag-
nclia, 50c ea, Plus postage. Mrs.
Albert Ussery, .Toomsboro, Rt.
8.

6 in mixed and pink. Snap-

dragons Grenadin mixed hardy
Carnations, 75c doz. ea.; Mixed
Yellow, Blue, White Dutch fris
Bulbs, $1.75 C; 300, $5.00;
Columbine, Pyrthrum - (painted
daisy) 1 yr, plants, ea. $1.50 doz.; ~
2 yr., $2.25. Mrs. F, M. Combs,









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oyal Poincianas, 3-5 ft. 75c
Pearl Bushes, 2-4 ft. 50c-
andinas, branches, berried,
t., 75c-$1.; Desmodium, 50-
Deodaro, 3-4 ft., 75-$1. $2.
paid. $1.,.minimum plus post-
rs. H Allen, Williamson.

Paper White, Yellow Narcissi,
odils, Snowdrops, Star of
hlehem, Red Spider Lilies,
doz. Add postage. Mrs. E. L.
th, Wadley.

Pink, Yellow and Mixed
toden Steel Jumbo Pansy
lants, $2.25 C; $12. M; Dwarin
ips, top size, Holland grown,
50 C; Sweet William, 60
Joz. Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley.

Sultanas, rooted, 3, $1.; Mor-
ing Glory, 2, $1.50; Magnolias,
Purple, $4. ea.; White, $2. ea.;
White, Purple Altheas, $1.50 ea.;
Sweetshrub, 2, $1.; Begonia,
pink, 3, $1.00; Blue Violets, $1.
doz. Also Want Green Rose,
Yellow Marechelneil. Mrs. J. C.
Way, Walthourville.

Flowering Crabs, Betchels
ry dbl. clear pink, large,
ngle bright pink, red silver, and
gle deep -pink, all 40c ea;
ew New Flame, large single
elear red, 50c ea. Orders $2. up
1 A. J. Willoughby, Waco..

Geraniums, -Spartan Ruby
ed, Dbl. Jap. Bright Red, Db!.
almon Pink, Semi-Dbl. Giant,
icardy 2 Tone Pink-White, 60c
. Rooted. PP. Labeled Ferns,
Boston, Roosevelt, Whitman,
Ostrich Plume, Sword, Plo-
mosus, 60c PP. Mrs. Graham H.
ley, White Plains.

Pink thrift, 50c C. Add 20c
ostage per each 100 plants; Red
ferbena, 25c doz.; Mixed Tulip
ulbs, 6, 25c; Pink, Hyacinth,
5e. Add postage. Mrs. H. C.
dford, Commerce, Rt. 2.

Yellow Hemerocallis Lilies, $1.
oz.; Dbl, Large Orange Lilies,
Oc doz.; Weeping Buddleia, 3,
1.; Old Fashion Out-Door Ferns
oc; Old Fashion Sweetshrubs,
hite Clematis Roots, 3, $1.;
arge Blue Morning Glory
oots, 10c ea. Mrs. L. S. Brown,
Columbus, 1321 Wildwood Dr.

-Insp. wild azaleas, 2-3 ft, tall,
od roots, moss packed, $1.50
z. Add 25c extra in Ga., and
50e extra out of state on each
lozen for postage. Mrs. Doyle
ivans, Cartecay.

mp. Gardenias,Red, White,
Oleanders, $1. ea.; Pomgranate,
. $1.; Pink Thrift, Violets, 75c
; Shasta Daisies, 6, $1.; Yellow
_ and Red Day Lilies, 3, $1. Mrs.
: cE az Johnson, Crawfordville,



American Boxwood, 12-18 in.,
1.-$3.; Extra nice English Box-
wood, 9-12 in, reasonable.
pecial prices for large lots,
Sold only at farm, just north,
mming - Atlanta - Dahlonega
Iwy. 19. John Martin, Cumm-
ing, At, 1.

_ Oleanders, single red, white,
bl. pink, yellow, $1. ea.; Or-
_ chid, Rose Thrift, $1. C; Rooted.
Nandinas, 3, $i.; Hydrangeas,
ink, -blue, rooted, $1.; Shasta
_ Daisies $1. doz.; Liriope Grass,
_ green, 50c C; Gardenias, large,
_ $1. ea. Plus postage. Mrs, Annie
West, Crawfordville.

Pink Running Roses, 25c ea.;
ooted, cuttings, 15c ea.; Water-
lon Crapemyrtle, 75c ea.; Old
Fashion Dbl. Pink Foppy Seed,
tsp. Add postage. Mrs.
Samuel Caine, Cumming.

-Sansaveria and Zebra Plants,
5e ea.; Parlor Ivy, Monkey Tail
Cacti, 30c; Flowering Quince, 3,
1.00; Cottonwood, $1.; Red Can-
nas, 40c doz.; Purple Iris, 50c
doz.; American Beauty Roses,
50c Plus postage. Mrs, Otis
Mashburn, Cumming.

_ Purple Lilae Bushes, 50c ea.;
Orange Day Lilies, Yellow Jon-
quil Bulbs, 25c doz.; Purple Iris,
- 50c doz; May Roses, Bridai-
wreath,. rooted, 25c ea.; Sweet-
1 .; White Dog-
wood Sprouts, 25c ea. Add post-

a L. Crowe, Cumm-

Rooted Plants Boxwood

White Iris, 45c doz.; Milk and
Wine Lily, 15c-30c ea.; 4 col.
Cannas, 50c, $1.50 doz.; Narcissi
50c doz.; Pittosporum; $1, ea.;
Nandinas, 75c $1.; Hen.and Bid-
die Cacti, 45c ea.; Justicia, 50c
ea. Plus postage. Viola C. Brady,
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 348.

Cannas: White Eureka, City
of Portland and Madam Can-
ard Pink, President, King Hum-
bert Red, Gold, Lemon Yellow,
$1.50 doz.; $10 C; $40. M; Extra
fine Shasta Daisy Plants, .. C;
$10. M. Mrs. J R. Camp, Cordele.

5-6 col. dahlias, | decorative,
large var., including 2-two tones,
$2.50 doz mix. bulbs; Pres. Red
and Yellow cannas, and old
fashioned blue Easter lilies, 10
ea. bulbs; PP. in dozen lot. No
stamps. Mrs. Ida Mae Sullivan,
Carrollton, 14 W. Chandler St.

Dutch Iris, Spanish Iris; Day
Lilies, Thrift, 50c -doz.; Pink
Peachtree, Yellow Thornless
Roses, Bridatwreath, Lilacs, Red
Honeysuckle Vine, New Yeats
Vine, Mt. Laurels, White Pines,
Holly, $1.25 doz.; Boxwood, 20c
ea. PP in Ga. Mrs. Martha
White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 60,

Boxwood, Purple Lilac; Globe

Arborvitae, Red and Pink
Spireas, Red Honeysuckle,
Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Mtn.
Laurels, Spruce, White Pine,

Dogwood, Almonds, Red Maples,
Silver Leaf Maples your collec-
tion. 12, $1.50. Moss packed. Mrs.
F. M. Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Grape Hyacinths, large size,
75c doz.; Dbl. Day Lilies, 25, $1.-
75; Trailing Arbutus, Kalmia
Mtn. Laurels, Siberian Iris, $1.
doz:; Thrift, AR Privet Hedge
Plants, $1.50 -C. Moss packed.
a M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega,

2 each, large White, Tiger,
ritoma, Lemon. Milk and Wine
Lilies, Tulips, Glads, $1.50 C; All
cols. mixed Iris, Per Phlox, Blue
Siberian Iris, Cannas, Golden-
glow, Hibiscus, Per. Sweetpeas,
60c doz.; Giant size Dahlias,
mixed, $2. doz. Prepaid in Ga.
Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dahlonega,
Re. 157 Box,-542

Old . Fashion Everblooming
Ross, Narcissi, Daffodils, and
shrubbery, very reasonable. Miss
Mary C. Florence. Durand.

Jonquil, Daffodil Bulbs, Yel-
low Narcissi, bloom in cluster,
$1.25 C; Dbl. White, Pink Rose
Althea cuttings, $1.25 doz.; Red,
Pink, White, Thrift, 2 doz. 81.
PP in Ga. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,
Dacula, Rt. 1.

Large Bearded Iris many
shades and colors, $1.25 doz.;
2 shades Yellow Daffodils, 50c
doz. Plus 15 postage. Mrs. J. M.
McGuire, Adairsville.

100 Boxwoods for foundation
planting size and 1000 one year
rooted plants, for sale, See at
my home for best prices. 3 mi.
N. Alpharetta, Cumming Hwy.
Mrs. Frances. Dodd, Alpharetta,
Rt. 1, Box 164.

3 large Boxwood Trees, about
4 ft. high. Mrs. George T, Doster,
Athens, Rt. 2. Phone 1914 W,

Burford Hollies, 12-18 in,
growing, $1.50 ea.; Azaleas of
various sizes and prices. Special
values in Formosa, Cannot ship.
Come after. Mrs, J. M. Brown,
Atlanta, 316 Chandler St., N. E.
(Little Five Points), J

Old Time White Narcissus
Bulbs, blooming size, bloom in
April, $1.25 doz. Mrs, R. J.
Miller, Augusta, 2718 Milledge-
ville Rd. <t

Steeles. Mastodon Jumbo
Pansy Plants, $2.50 C; Admiral
Byrd Shasta Daisies, $2.50 doz.
Add postaga Mrs. Emma _ D.
Gibson, Augusta, 2740 Milledge-
ville Rd.

Several Boxwood, large, small,
Write for price; Star of Bethle-
hem Bulbs, 35c per 20; 4 dif.
Running Roses, 3 cuttings each
40c; Hedge Seed, 35c pt. Mrs.
J, E. Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

50 M Privet Hedge, rooted
(stay green kind) 50c C del.;
Exch. 200 for 3 print sacks; &lso
Purple Wisteria, Red Radiance

terfly

African Violets: Sailor Girl,
Fairy, Marine; Norseman, Ion-
antha, Violet Beauty, Com-
mander, Scoop, Red Girl, Tint-
ed, and Lavender Lady, Nep-
tune, Topaz Red Merkles, But-
Sapphire, and others
50c; Larger, 60c. Add 20c post-
age. Mrs. J. R. Sweatmon, At-
lanta, 17 Louise Pl., N. W.

Bulbs: Pink | Daffodils, $2.50
doz.; Bouquet Tulips, $2. doz.;
Crown Imperial (fritillaria),
Henri, Butterfly, Pavdalenium
Giganteum, 60c; 3- $1.50; Regal,
3, $1.; Dutch Iris, mixed, 50c
doz.; Single Tuberoses, $1. doz.;
3, $2.50. Mrs. N. B. Wilson, At-
lanta, 948 Greenwood Ave., N. E.

Afrean Violets: Norseman,
Chard, Butterfly, Red Beauty,
Fantasy, Girl Hybrids, Rea,
Lavender Blue, White, Purple,
Doubles, White, Wine, Purple, |
Light or Dark Blue, 3, $1.; 7,
$2.; $3. doz.; Add 20c postage.
Blooming size, $1. up. Jeanne
Wilson, Atlanta, 943 Greenwood
Ave., N..E, Tel. El. 4904.

Gardenias, 12-15 in. 50c;
Grape Holly,12 in,, 75c_ Pit-
soporum, 12 in, $1.25c 12-18 in.
Elaeagnus, 75c; Verbena, Pe>.
Scarlet, Rose, Purple, rooted,
12c ea.; Scotchbroom, 2-4 it.,
$1.25; Pyracantha, 2-3 ft., $2.
Add postage. Mrs. Floyd Adams,
Buchanan. :

Fleur-De-Lis Lilies, Butter-
cups, Small Altheas, Ground
Blue Running Periwinkle, 3-1/2
doz., $1.50; Also 1 peck good
Peach (Clear) Seed, $3.; 2 doz.
50c PP. Mrs. Orene Poteat,
Buchanan, Rt. 2>

Van Houttei and Rose Spirea,
Forsythia, Lavender Tree Sweet
Peas, Mock Orange, Large
Altheas, 5, $1, plus 25c postage;
Large Boxwoods, $2.50; Small
75c.. PP, Mrs. W, Ex Sanders,
Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Jap Privit Hedge Plants, stay
green kind, 1-3 yrs. old, already
shaped, lives anywhere, 50c-$2.
sizes. Trade for sacks at reason-
able price or Pansy Plants. Mrs.
E. E. MeDaniel, Baxley, Rt. 1.

Hibiscus, Wisteria, Spirea, Al-
mond, Lilacs, Cannas, Iris, 25c
ea.; 6 $1.; White Flags, Chry-
santhemums, Thrift, Butter and
Eggs, Golden Spur Daffodils, 2c
ea.; $1. C. Add postage. Mrs.
Arthur Meeler, Bishop, Rt. 1,
Box 222. :

Long Trumpet Yellow Em-
peror, Cream Wax, Yellow
Cluster (long stem) Daffodils,
blooming size, 50c doz.; $2.50 C;
White irea, | Pink Rambler
Roses, Yellow Lemon, Black-
berry Lilies 4, $1. Mrs. Cc. B.
Robinson, Bowdon.

White Narcissi, $2.25 C.
Vhite Bloom Shrubbery, $3, C;
Orange Day Lilies, Purple,
White, 2 Tone Iris, Red, Yellow
Canna Lilies, $1, doz. Dbl.
Jonquils, 75c doz.; Yellow But-
ton Mums, Garlic Bulbs, 75 doz
Martha Womack, Bremen, Rt. 2,
Box 89. (

Pink Thrift, $1.50 C; King Al-
fred Jonquils, $2. C; White Daf-
fodils, $2.50 C; White Irig, 40c
doz.; ronze Mums, Yellow
Cushion 50e doz. Also Varie-
pats Touch-Me-Not Seed, 25c;

ink Seven Sister Rose Bush,

75e ea. Add postage. Mrs.
pes Leathers, Buchanan,

Blooming size Jan, Jasmine,
Forsythia, Pink-Almond, Old
Fashion Red Velvet Rose, Red
Native Azaleas, mixed Azaleas,
Sweetshrubs (Spice Bush) 3,
$1. plus postage; Globe
Arborvitaes, Eng. Junipers, 4,
7 ft., large Holly, Mtn. Laurels,
cheap at my home. Miss Jeanne
Langley Ellijay, Rt. 3, Rose

Haven Village,

Queen Spider Lily Seed, 1/2
tsp. 10; Hollyhock, mixed colors
velvet red, light pink, deep pink, |
white ruffled edge, 10c tsp. Ad
postage. Mrs. E. B, Childs, Elber-

ton; Rt. 1.
awe e Cacti, 20c; Rose
Thrift, $1. C; 3 cols. Verbena (1

red, 3 purple, 3 pink) 30c doz.
Add 25 pstage. 10 on chks,





Sem) iren) 4-6 in., $8, C; 6-8
Pan, $18. Cc. Mrs. D. C. Sims,
Acworth, RG AS :



Rose cuttings, 2, 25c. Del. Mrs.
B. Thornton, Bowdon.

Mrs. Chas. Shrum, Fitzgerald,
Rt. 1, Box 108,



Hemerocalls ot Day Lilies, 3
dif. colors, $3. doz.; Sweet Scert-
ed Jonquils, $1..C; Buttercups,
Narcissi, $1.25 C; Pansy, Violets,
90c C; Verbena, Purple, White,
Pink Red, $1. doz. Add postage.
Exch. for pecans or honey. Mary
. Tumlin,; Eastanollee.

August Plants of Super Giant
Swiss Pansies, Giant Imperial
Stock, mixed colors, 50c doz.;
Pink Thrift, $1. C. Moss packed.
Add postage. Mrs. J. H. Robin-
son, Ellaville, Box 34.

Rose Cuttings, 10c; Rooted
White Killarney and Goldilock,
$1.; Pink Killarney, 50c; Butter-
fly Bush, Crimson Verbena, Jap.
Ligustrum, 10c. Mrs. Annie Hub-
bard, Fortson.

Rooted Evergreen Privet
Hedge Plants, 12-36 -in. Ic ea.
PP on order $2. or more. No
chks. Mrs. R. H. Clark, Gaines-
ville, Rt. -7.

Chinquapin and Running Rose,
25c ea.; Azaleas, $1.25 doz.; Day
Lilies, 75c doz.; Easter Lilies,
$1. doz.; White Dogwood, Crab-
apple, New Year Vines, Purple
Butterfly Bushes, 6, $1.; Star of
Bethlehem, 75c doz. bulbs. Add
postage. Mrs. Robert H. Norreil,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Blue Yard Hydrangea,
ea.; Bridalwreath, Forsythia,
Purple~ Lilacs, Pink Almond,
Pink, and White Baby Spirea,
Flowering Cherry, Abelia, Red
Hibiscus, Monthly Roses, rooted,
all 2, $1.25. Bonnie Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

$1.;

Blooming size 3 yrs. old Cape
Jasmine, rooted, white wax
blooms, in pots, $2.00 ea. Add
postage. Miss Bessie Martin,
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Wandering Jew, cuttings, 8,
15c; Watermelon Red Crape
Myrtle, Purple Weeping Mary,
Forsythia, rooted, -60c ea.; 2; $1.;
Unrooted Abelia, 30c_ea.; 2, 50c
Larger number cheaper. PP.
Damp packed. Mrs. Wallace
Wilson, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Red, Blue, Pink, White Thrift,
60c doz.; Sweet Williams mixed
col, Mums mixed, 40c doz.;
Flowering Cherry, Boxwood
Sprouts, Pink Almond, Purple
Lilacs, Pink, White Spirea, 35c
ea.; 3, $1.; Lavender Thrift, $1.
nm Lee Crow, Gainesville,

teas

Few med. size Boxwoods at
bargain, as need space. Mrs.
Ethel Julian Brice, Gainesville.
Star. Rt.

Rose Red Verbena, 75c doz.;
Pink Thrift, $1. C; Red Thrift,
$1. doz.; Pink Oxalis, 2 clumps,
$1.; Dwarf Cushion Mums, $1.50
doz .; Red 4 oclock Seed, 2 Thl.

50c. Exch, for print sacks or|:

pecans. Ea. pay postage.
Janie Ellis, Grantville.

500 tiny rooted euttings Box-
wood, $20.; Stout Seedling
Cherry Laurel, Ligustrum, $8.
C; Old Time Blackberry Lily,
$1.50 doz. Write for prices on
Sos at Lois Woodruff,- Green-
ville,

Old Eng. Dwarf Boxwoods,
rooted, 46 in, $10. C;
Ligustrums, 1-2 ft, Cherry
Laurels, 10-12 in.; Pompoms, 8-
10 in, $7.50 C; Purple
Achimenes, $1.50 doz. $10. .
Blance Woodruff, Greenville,

Fragrant Giant Royal Purple
Violets, long stem, large, Oe
doz.: 4'doz., $1.15; $2.50 C; $15.
M; Genuine Royal Robe Violets,
12 plants, $1. Special price per
C or M, Live delivery guarante-
ed. Add 20c postage. Mrs. L. HM.
Cousins, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Mrs.

Grandmothers Favorite pur-
ple Violet, sweet scented, 50c
doz.; $2.25 C; $15. M; Fuchsia
col. crape myrtle, 2-3 ft., 75 ea.
2, $1.25; Sweetheart Roses, 2
yrs. Old, 75c ea.; 2, $1.25.. Add
postage, Moisture packed. Mrs.
J. B. Cousins, Greenville.

Rooted Forsythia,
Wreath, White Spirea, Blue
Linda, White Weigelas, 8, $1.50;
Dbl. Red and Indica Orange
Cannas, German Iris, 2 doz,
$1.50; Rose Thrift, Purple Vio-
1 Orange Day Les % doz.
$1.25. Mrs, &. i Harrison,
Bremen, Rt. 2,

Bridal



Wax Leaf Ligustrum, rooted
cuttings, $6.50 C; $50.00 M;
Azaleas, budded, $4.50 per 10.
One Camellia free with order
del.; Halls Honeysuckles, heavy
clumps, sample 100, $9.50. Not
del, Maude Hamby, Greenville

Jap. Ligustrums, a broad leaf
evergreen, tall var., 3 yrs. old, -
2-3 ft., 20c ea. Add postage oF
come after. Miss Daisy Ellis,
Greenville.

Several hundred bulbs, Buttes -
and Eggs, Narcissi, Jonquils,
Dbl. Daffodils (Old Fashiom
kind) $1. C. Also some Amaryl-
lis Bulbs. Mrs, L. B. Hatcher,
Barwick, Box 132.

Seed Variegated 4 o'clock,
Scotch Broom (shrub, yellow,
blooms early), 10c pkt. and
addressed Stamped Envelopes
Large Dbl. Tiger Lily Bulbs, 40
ea.; 2c, 75c.i. Mixed Iris, some
new varieties, 85c doz. PP in
Ga. Mrs. Lovelle Ownby, Blairs-
ville, Rt. 3.

Boxwood, 10-14 in., $3. doz.;
Globee American Tree
Arborvitae, Eng. Juniper, 15-29
in., $4. doz.; All col. Dogwood,
Flame Azaleas, Pink Rhododen-
drons, Mt. Laurels, $2. doz. Bob
Wilson, Blue Ridge.

Butter and Eggs, German Iris,
Dbl. Red and Indica Orange Can-
nas, Orange Day Lilies, 2 doz.,
$1.50; Rose Thrift, Purple Vio-
lets, 2 doz., $1.25; Elephant Ear,
2, $1.; White Narcissi, $2, C. Mrs.
Ruth Head, Bremen, Rt. 2.

Fragrant Royal Robe purple,
Violets, $1. doz.; Dewdrop bulb
2 doz., $1. Add 20c postage in
Ga. $3. orders: PP}. Mrs. Ree
Steinheimer, Brooks.

Jonquilla Simplex (true Old
Fashion Jonquils), fragrant
clusters, small yellow trumpet,
Laurens Koster, Med. late,
cream petals, small yellow cup,
Helios, early pale orange frilled
cup, yellow petals, blooming
size bulbs, 50, $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Johnnie Harmon, Calhoun,
Rt, 2.

Dbl. Pink Poppy, Dbl. Mixed
Col. Hollyhock and Sweet
William, red, Pink, Yellow, Wine
Cockscomb seed, 20c pkg.; Pes.
Phlox, Goldenglow, Chrysam=
themums, 50c doz.; Mimos
Goldenbell, .Thornless Yello
Rose, 50e ea, Add postage. Mra.
Cc. C. Gentry, Calhoun, Rt, 3,
Box 137. e

Large Daffodil and Glad
Bulbs, Cannas, Tube Roses, Iris,
$1. doz.; Milk and Wine Lilie
Day Lilies, Amaryllis, Ping
Crape Myrtle, Lantana, R
Seven Sister Running Ro.
Coralberry, Umbrella Palm, 25
ea. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Camilla.
Red Flowering Quince, D
Single Red, White, Purple a
Pi Altheas, Pink, Yellow
Weigelas, Rose Tree of China,
Spirea, Bridalwreath, Bostom
Ivy, Jan. Jasmine, Crape Myrtle,
Forsythia, Hydrangea, Butterfl
Bush, Silver Lace Fas 5, $1.

Add postage. Mrs. T, K. Moore,
Sr., Canton, Rt. 3. :

15 fine Iris, not labeled, in-
cluding 1 Dykes Medal Winneg
(labeled), $1. Plus PP, Mrs. J. @
Rebertson, Carrollton.

Catalpa Trees, rooted, 18-24
in., 50c ea.; $8. dog; 12-18 in,
35c ea.; $4. doz. PP on Doze
lots, Grow 6 ft. a year to 20 ft.
high on good soil, MH. P. Adee
hold, College Park, 510 .
Vesta Ave,

Purple Wisteria, 8-10 in. good
root, $1.; Oxallis, pink, white,
25e clump; Ivy, large, small leaf,
4 roots, 25c Add postage. Mra.
A. F. Irvin, Columbus, P, Q@
Box 1032.

Paper leaf ferns, 26 sag
Ribbon Grass, 5 roots, $1.; i
white variegated rose, $1; r
spider lily, $1. doz; red verbena,
50c doz. cuttings; day lily, $%
C; Euonymus euttings, $1. Cg
Queen Ann lace seed, 10 pack=
ay Bertha Tucker, Crawford~
ville.

Bermuda Easter Lily Bulbs, 10

and 15c ea. for blooming gizoy
Bulblets, 2 ea $2. gt; Jone
quils, Daffodils mixed, le oa,

Mrs. Ralph Collier, Comer.





FOR SALE se






_ Pink Thrift, rooted, and Rose
_ Mardy Phiox, 4 clumps, $1. Add
pesiage: Mrs. Clarence Mc-
ilian, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Trailing Arbutus, Mtn, Lau-
_yels, Rhododendrons, Spruce,
_ White Pines, Barberry, Red
Spireas, $1.25 doz.; Goldenglow,
iberian Iris, Blackberry, Dbl.
ay Lilies, $1.00 doz.; Evergreen
. R. Hedge Plants, $1.50 CC.
race Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1

3 Pink Dbl. Poppy Seed, 15c
tsp. Send stamped envelope.

Mrs. Barnie Sauls, Statesboro,
310 Institute St. :

: Mtn. Rose Azaleas,
$2. doz.;






25 ea.;
Wildwodd Ferns, Blue

-Jris, Glads, Yellow Primroses,
50 doz. Red Locust, Pink
Weigelas, White -Hydrangeas,

_ Mtn. Holly, White Pines, Rose of
_ Sharon, 50c ea.; Grape Hyacin-
ths, 25 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Presley Fowler, Diamond.

50 blooming size Amaryllis,
Turkey Red, and White Striped,
$25. for lot No small orders.
Add postage. Mrs. C. J. Meeks,
- Douglas, 203 N. Daughtry Ave.



Dahlia bulbs for sale. or exe.
412 bulbs for 10@ Blakemore or
Gem strawberry plants. Ea. pay
- postage. Mrs. J. P. Robinson,
_ Dalton. Rt, 3.

_ Southern magnolia, pink and
white dogwood, red berry holly,
tea - olive, red Hawthorne,
Grancy Greybeard, orange
Pyrocantha, white Maple, 2-6.
- ft., 10 per foot; 25e extra for
- postage. Well rooted, moss
packed. Exc. for sacks. Mrs.
flames Connell, Dublin. .

Mtn. Azaleas, Mtn. Laurels,











Holly. Calycanthus, Tulip Pop-
Jars, White Dogwoods, Red
Fiewering Maple, Pink Crab-

apple, 3, $1.; Short Leaf Pines,
2 ft., 50c ea. Add postage. Mrs.

Charles H. Edwards. Ellijay, Rt.
8, Rose Haven Village.

Easter Lily, $1.50 doz.; Tube
Rose, $1.25 doz.; . Spirea,
Weigelas, Golden Bell, Altheas,
50c ea; Clerodendron, 75e ea.;

Mums, small kind, $1. doz.:
Lemon Day Lilies, 50 doz.; Box-
wood, $1. No order less $1.. PP
m -Ga. Mrs. Adel ~ Williams,
Hijay, Rt. 2. '

- All col. Azaleas,
Snow Balls, 50c
Bells, 25c ea.;







75c.
ea.; Golden
All rooted, Add
: postage. No Fla. COD orders.
_ Mrs. Cleave cee: Ellijay
Erma Route.

Yellow Trumpet, March
Flower Bulbs, 50c GC; Colts Foot,
rected, 50c doz: Evergreen Min.
Ivy Bushes, small, $1. doz.; Peach
Rose Bushes, rooted, 6, $1. Del.
_ dn Ga Exch. for print or large
_ white sacks. Ea. pay postage.
Mrs. Ona Fowler, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

_ Strawberry Bush, Mtn. Lau-
rels, Azaleas, Spruce Pines,
Rhedodendrons, Sweetshrubs,
Hemlock, $1.50 doz.: Arborvitaes,
Junipers. 50c ea.: White Lilacs,
Snowballs, Hibiscus, Pink, Red
_ Spireas, Japonicas, Dbl. Altheas,

doz.;









oe Mrs. Lee Eller, Ellijay, Rt.

Blue Violets,

: 75e C; Mixed
Col. Iris,

0 $2. C; Goldenglow,
mixed col., large size Mums, 602
_ doz.; Mixed ol. blooming size

Glads, 30c doz. $2. orders up, PP
Exch. for sacks. Mrs. W. D.
_ Ralston, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

; Spruce Pine, White Dogwood.

' Maple, $1. doz.; Large Blue Iris,
Day Lilies, 60c doz.; Dbl. and
Single Touch-Me- Not Seed, all
colors, .25c Tbl. Add postage. No
Fia orders. Mrs. Azzie Farist,
Ellijay. Rt. 2.

White Dogwood,
Spruce Pine, $1. doz.; Purple,
Pink Altheas, Dbl. WHite
_ Easter Rose, Dbl. Yellow Thorn-
_ less Rose, Mimosa Bush, 50c ea.
Add postage No Fla.
- Maude Farist, Ellijay, Rt.



Maple,







' Budded Red Dogwood, 18 in.
up, $2. ea.; Dark Red Weigelas,
Yellow For, sythia, Pink Almonds,

; & Red, Pink Spireas, Whit
if Hydrangeas, Pink Deutzia,
blooming shrubbery, 50c ea.

. 2 Rec postage and sales tax. Mrs.
. race Webb, Ellijay.



_ Climbing Roses, 40 Add posi-!

orders>



publication. E.



Es

~ IMPORTANT. FLOWER NOTI

All Flower and Flower Seed and Gchameatl ries
sery Stock notices MUST BE RECEIVED in the office
of the Market Bulletin 222 State Capitol, Atlanta,
Ga., NOT later than tthe 20th of the month preceding
issue in which they are published.

Notices of this type received after the 20th, must
be returned to writer or held for a future months





FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE :



Dbl. Camellia Japonica, 8 yrs.
}old, 50c ea.; Easter Lilies, King
Alfred Jonquils, Jap. Iris, Spot-
ted Cannas, 50c doz.; Dogwood,
4, $1. Exch. for print sacks. Mr.

J. C. Keener, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

50c doz.;

Dbl.

Swan Iris, 2 ea.,
Tris, $1. doz.;
aoz.;

Hemerocallis
single, 75 doz.

3, Box 98.

Amaryllis
25c. extra for

Rooted White
Shasta - Daisies,
25

Mrs, Jessie
400 S. Cleveland.

Hibiscus Roots,

for pecans. Write

Boxwoods,
developed, Liriop
Ve. 2745.

Coleus,
40c doz.;

bunch;

Crest: -Drj[Rt:2;

SG ape
Gibbs,

for sale, Mrs.
Rome, Rockridge

pkts
Ti ilies,
Fink White Oxali
gonias,
W.

Bridalwreath,

50. .doz.;
Hyrdangea
tain, Roy.
English
White nme Hed

60e doz. Mrs.
Toccoa, Rt. 3.



White Narcissi, $3.
Lilies, dbl.
Add_ postage.
Mrs. Mary Langley, Ellijay, Rt.

gonia free with $1.

Camellia Japonicas,
yr. old, rooted, 50c ea.; Jap. Iris,
King Alfred Jonquils,-
| Lilies, 50c doz.; Dogwood, 4, $1.;
Spotted Cannas, 75c doz. Mrs.
Earl Keener Ellijay, Rt. 3.

715e;

C;

Beefsteak, Strawberry
gonias, Plumosa Ferns, Loquots,
Gardenias, 25c ea.; 2 yr. Hybrid
Bulbs, $1. doz. Add
shipping each
order. Mrs. Alma Moore, Adel.

~ Dbl. Yellow Japonicas, 50c ea.;
| Daffodils, King Alfred-Jonquils
Spireas, 5, $1. Lilies, 3
doz. $1. Exch for good 100 lb.
print sacks, 4 Rlike, or 5 white.
Add postage. No checks.
Annie Gentry, Ellijay, Rt. 3:

Mrs.

8

Kaster

Sansousa, Purple King, White

Mixed

Native Iris, 50c
Butter and Egg. Bulbs,

Orange
and

Be-

Carnations,

first.

e,

100 all size Nandina Plants
B. W. Rish,

Rd.

S,

Orange,
Ceranium, Xmas Cacti, 35c ea.;
Dbl. Red, Yellow. Dahlias, Dark
Purple Pom Pom Dahlias, $1,-
Rainbow
Pinks, Yellow, Pink, 50c bunch:
cuttings,
Add postage. Mrs, H. A. Chas-

5

Dogwood,

ew)
Ww. er



cuttings

Moss,

Creamy White
Chrysanthemums, 35c ea. 3. 1$;
Aeroplane plants, Boston Fern,
ea.~ Add _ postage.
packed and wax paper wrapped.
Howard, paPanys

Damp

Day Panes Thritt,-25dozs
?;Purple and White Iris, 30c doz.;
Lilacs, Yellow Jasmine,

White

Silver Maple,
Crabapple, 25c ea. Add postage
(extra for out-of-state),

Exch.
Enclose

stamp. Charlie T. Smith, Austell,
Gordon Rd., Rt. 3, Box 353.

18 in, high, well
Gardenias,
and Vinca for sale. W. L. Norris,
Atlanta, 444 Collier Rd., N. W.

3,5e; Blue Agratum,
Paper White Narcissi,
dbl. cream, $1.00 C; Verbena, 15
Forsythia,
25c; Yellow Bell, 40c doz.; White,
| Yellow Rambler Rose, 50c doz.;
|Standing Cypress Seed, 5c Tl.
Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell, Hill

6,

Quick growing Catalpa trees,
1053 $6: .PP john M:
Social Cirele, Box 175.

Carpet, Mixed Zinnias, Holly-
hock, Tovch-Me-Not Seed, 25c
Blue and Grey, Iris,

Red Dahlias, $1. 50 doz.;
Conch Be-
25 ea. Strawberry Be-
orders. Mrs.
W. Lowman, Roy.

Day.

Red

Fall

Oc ea,

Pink

Hollyhock, Black Walnut, 25c
ea.; Tall growing Ligustrums,
Blue,
Lilies,
T. Acree,

| doz.,



Pink Thrift, Jonquil Bulbs,
SEetes" Datfodils: = 25e.7doz.9
Large Red Poppy Seed, 15

Tbl. Del. Mrs. Leilar TOnpe
Royston, Rt. 1.
2 Everblooming Gardenia,

pot variety, $1.50 ea.; Nandina
Bushes, $1. ea. Miss Georgia
Winkles, Raymond.

Jap. Iris, (eacrateri, large
size divisions from finest Iris
that grows, any color, all label-

ed, del. 35 ea.; $20._C. V.
Ww. Wilson, Savannah, Rt. 3,
Box 184.

Mock Orange (fragrant)

Bushes, 3 yrs. old, 3, $1.68; 65c

ea.; Gray Violets, 35c doz.;
Evergreen English Ivy Vine,
$1.75 doz.; 6, $1.; Also want
Scotch Broom (Yellow Flower) |
Seed. Miss F. B. Moore, - Su-
wanee.

Lots of Dogwood, 50c ea.
Special price if come pull up.
Free to schools and churches.
B. O. Fussell, Atlanta, oy idee.
wood Ave.,, S. E.

Madonna Iilies, 20c ea.; Rain,
10c; blackberry and yellow iris

lilies, 15e doz.; white, pink
axalis, exergreen house plant
cut., and spotted rooted, sev.

cacti and ger. cuttings, 10c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Ralph Wil-
liams; Suwanee, Rt._1.

Jan blooming narcissi, butter
and egg bulbs, 35c doz. and
extra 10c doz. postage. Exc.
some for Easter. lilies. Mrs.
Miles Tanner, Sandersville. ~

Red, Pink, Blue Hydrangeas,
Siz ea. Roses, white, yellow,
thornless, cluster, large bloom
white, pink, cream, and red
Mo. white cluster, D. Perkins
Running, 2, $1.; Rosemary, 2
$1.; Magnolias, $1. ea.; 4 Cur- |
cuma Lilies, 4 Easter, $1.50.
Add postage. Mrs. V. M. John-
son, Shellman.

Domestic Nandina
1952: crop; -70 -1b.s7 Dbl.
berose Bulbs, blooming size,
85e doz.; Iris, Buttercup; Creole
Belle, Bicolors, $1. doz. Del.
3rd. zone. 5 on checks. Miss
Mittie Collins, Smithville, Rt.
I;

Seed,

12 well shaped Boxwood, 4-5
ft., reasonable price. Mgrs.
Sarah Tatum, Talking Rock,
Ete

Pink Marmion Cochet, ever-
blooming Roses, 50c ea.; Pink
American Beauty and Dr. Van
Fieet; 40c ea. All climbers;
Spirea Van .Houtti, 35c ea;
Red Sugar Figs, 35c; Grape
Vines, 25e. Mrs. J. R. Brannen,
Statesboro, Rt. 1.

Asst. Glad Blubs, 60c doz.; 2
$1. Add postage. Mis.
Dewitt White, Dalton, RR 3.

Pansy Plants, 50, $1.25; Pink
Dogwood, $3. ea. Mrs. Calvin
Harman, Stovall.

20 Easter Cactus Plants, 50c
ea.; Portulaca Seed, 35c pkg.
Add postage. W. B.. Bass,
Swainsboro, Rt. 1, Box 174.

Phlox, Artemisia, 4, $1.;
Dbl. Stock, 75c doz.; Giant
Royal Purple Violets, Sweet
Williams, Red Spider Lilies;
50c doz.; Snowdrops, Jonquils,
Orange Day Lilies, 40c -doz.;
Nandinas, ft. plant 30c; Small,
10ce; Pink - Oxalis Bulbs, 5c ea.
Mrs. Johnson Usry, Stapleton.

Per.

Yellow Thornless Roses, 3,
1.;. Phlox, white, purple,
Monthly Rose cuttings, $1. doz.;
Tiger Lilies, $1.50 and $2, doz;
Glads, $1. 50 doz.; Small, $1.-
25 doz.; Dark Purple Verbena,
$1. doz. Add postage. No chks.
Mrs. Jemima peer Talking
Rock, Rt.



Tu










Pome Lilie
Empress bulbs,
Daffodil, shallo
with red, 50 dc
Plants, 50, $1.; Pink
Sts Mixed Bulb
4 postage. Mrs. B.

The Rock. ~

White Mock O
Weigelas, Purple.
Pink, Purple A
Broom Willows, -
wood, White Spirea
wood, Red Rags
apple, Purple
Thornless, Whit
Red Roses, 25c ea Add

Shasta Dees: $i. dons Tris, :
$1.25 doz.; Rose cuttings, Shrub
50c doz.; Feverfew,. $1.25 doz.;
Hardy Yard Cactus, cuttings,
50c ea. Add postage. Mrs. H.
H. Thomason, Rockmart, Rt.
2:











Pink Almond, Forsythia,
Flowering Quince, Silver
Maple, Crabapple, Yellow Ker-
ria, Purple Lilac, Bridalwreath,
Rose Spirea, White Pine, Syca-
more, Black Walnut, English
Dogwood, Holly, Velvet, Pink
Baby Rambler Rose, Sweet-
snrubs, 20c ea. Add postage.
rs. J. W. Jackson, Talking
Rock. Rt.-2.






















































UNIVERSITY FARM. St. Paull, Minhaloes
of recent experiments at the University |
under the direction of Dr. T. W. Gullickson
firmed his earlier findings that dairy calves
milk thrive better than calves fed skim milk
table fats added in place of -butterfat.

Dairy calves fed vegetable fats in their dik
ably died by the time.they were 3 months old.
who were switched to a fat diet before 3m
vived.

In studies just completed corn oil was use
source of vegetable fat. Similar results were o
earlier studies using such vegetable fats as cotto:
soybean oil, peanut oil and coconut oil. |
_ New research reveals that calves fed corn
place butterfat appear to. show a Vitamin E d
indicated by heart lesions and muscle distrop 1
ing of muscle tissue: :

This condition arises in. spite of the hig
Vitamin E in corn oil and is not corrected
vitamin E to the-diet. More than 100 te ca
been used in these experiments.

This 10-year project, sponsored by the Nati 1
Council, has been financed by the nations
through their own advertising merchandising
search organization, the American Dairy Asso

From: National Dairy Co

Record Crop Of Pecans
In Southeast This Year

Saeed are that there will be x a
pecans in the Southeast this year. ccording to E.
ton, Assistant Food Technologist at the Georg
ment, Georgia, most of this years bumper crop
can be kept in excellent condition for six to nix
if properly harvested and stored. Whether
held by farmers, wholesalers, or others, they :
kept cool, dry, and free from: insects, rodents, al
odors.

Results of several years research conduct
Food Processing Department of the Georgia
Station show that pecans are not highly perish.
ever, they must be protected against molds,
rancidity. To do this, pecans should be gath
a few days after falling. Pecans may mold, d
develop pink rot from laying on the wet gr
is especially true with varieties with thin she
Schley, ,Curtis, and Moore. Thus for the b
with pecans they should be harvested immedi
maturing, dried promptly to about 4.5 percent n
and stored in a dry, celd place which is rodent fre

The peak of flavor in pecans is reached a fe
after maturity through a combination of drying
and aging, which takes place in the course
handling of the nuts. The length of the peri
which highest quality may be. maintained | depe
how well the pecans are protected against rancidit
rate at which pecans become rancid depends up
storage temperature,. whether -or not they are
and the type of package. :

Rancidity is,not a problem dui the winter,
pecans consumed during the Christmas season, b
the approach of warm weather in the spring t
be 32 - 34 degrees F., and freezing the shelled
commercial warehouses, locker plants, er ho a
even better. ae

Experience has shown that unshelled. peca
stored three to-four times longer than shelled p
whole halves may be held longer than pieces. _

Breakage of pecan meats may be preven ed
shelling by first placing them in a pressure cooke
pounds steam pressure for 10 minutes, so
water for an hour and allowing to stand
allowing them:to lay in a damp place for
cans allowed to take up moisture befo
































































































































































be dried immediately, after she












son, Atlanta,
I. W. EL. 1675.

looming size








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ices, and de-
n. Write: John-
Chickamauga,
























City 10.
4 O'Clock, White
Jap. and Chinese
Exch. for other

TOV ng Boxwood
glish), 2 ft.- 3 ft.
price. Mrs. W. G.

M: gnolia - trees

alley, Gaines-
Church St.

{ Old Fashion
Advise: Miss
1474

acti (Zygocactus
-Epiphyllum trun-
lily of the valley

wood, sizes 18 in-
condition of

erville, Rt. 2.

to-25 ft. high. |




Want to exch. Scions of very
Large Purple Plums for Jon-
quils, and Narcissi bulbs, or
other fruit scions, or Thrift.
Mrs. Mell F. Bray, Athens, 48
Hillcrest Ave. d

Want to exch. rooted Box-
wood Plants, Dahlia Bulbs,
Yellow Jonquils for rooted Pink
Dogwood and crape Myrtle.
Would accept White Crape
Myrtle: Write first. Mrs: E. C.
Hemphill, Blairsville,, Rt. 2.

Lilies and Orange with: yellow
throat Glads, for large Dark
and Light Purple Glads, and
Yellow Amaryllis: Write: Mrs.
Jo
Be

sue



._ ECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Mule Drawn Dise Harrow,
good cond., for sale. T. T.. Hatt-
away, Davisho~o.

3 Hudson Chick Brooders for
sale my place, 4 mi. Lawrence-
ville. Bargain price. R. L. John-
son, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

Model G John- Deere, Ford,
And Super A Farmall Tractors,
all three 95 pct. new. Sell one
jor all at good discount. G. C.
Rodgers, Quitman, Rt. 2, Box 25

1H Wagon, good cond., also
14. in. 2 Bottom Ferguson Plw.
|E. P. Drexel, Tifton, Rt. 3.

2 H Wagon with all bodies,
$75.00. Norman Johnson, War-
renton,































































rgia

Service of



our Industry

Field

najor factors af-
ain yields. Four of|
hasized and usual-
not always fol-
gh quality seed of
variety, (2) fer-
uate fertilization

Pp, (3) imme-
sparation to give

tood and more
They are (5) sow-

of -maximum
ch to May in
ril fo June in the
Carolina has re-
Id-scale tests of
these factors as
Season would
i-year average
were 31bush-

Results ob-
tates were even

de-| consideration of all factors is nec- |



The People Think

se Tou Linder
r of Agriculture

ssioner Linder: _ :

of the fact that I have returned from
ervices to ae up my duties with the _
on; and, in addition, we have changed
dress. I should like to request. thai we .
ck on your mailing list for your MAR-
TIN, to be sent to the following address:
treet, S. W., Atlanta, Georgia.

that the MARKET BULLETIN pub-
ur Department is a worthwhile publica-
ften find that material containedin this
of such a nature that it is of direct

Wecy.
J. Van Rogers, Jr.

| overcome a deficienc

1992 Oana Street S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia




National Cottonseed Pro.

xy



and therefore is helpful

truly yours,



Representative



PROFITABLE CROP *
PRODUCTION MEANS

- High quality seed.

. Adapted fertile soil.

. Suitable preceding crop to
_prepare land for grain.

- Seedbed preparation.

. Sowing at right time. .

- Adequate fertilization es- | |
pecially with nitrogen
available to crop wheR
needed.

oak whore







needed, and sowing at the optimum
time. ;

Perhaps less is understood of
this last factor than any other.
Procrastination in sowing is like-
ly to prove as disastrous as neg-
lect of other factors. Ask your
county agent about this as well as
about the others and especially the
relative yields and commercial
seed sources of improved varieties,
Your seed supplier will be able to
get certified seed of any available
adapted variety for you when you
need it, if you place your order
with him long enough before sup-
plies are exhausted.
iebhe use of the right seed and
right kind and quantity of fer-
tilizer, will not overcome late seed--
ing. Neither will seeding on time
y in fertilizer,
ed. The proper








or the use of poor se

Want to exch. Yellow Iris.

hn R. Watson, Vienna, Rt. |

|Pulley Belt for same. H. M.
Simpson, Stone Mountain, 434
Hairston Rd. .







11 in. Hammer Mill, used, 2
screens, good cond., $100.00. See
in use at farm. J. W. Sofer,
Lithonia, Rt. 1. Phone Stone
Mtn. 2505. Be

5 Disc Powr-Trol J. D. Tiller,
practically new, broke about 150
acres on rubber, $295.00; Ford
General Purpose Cultivator
perfect cond., $100.00. David
Simpson, -Cochran, 301-6th. St.

Complete 25 BBL Midget
Marvel Flour Mill, self rising
mixer, elevators, scales, fuel oil
motor, complete, in running
condition. J. B. Wood Gresham-
ville.

Complete set quick-attach
Cultivators for A or B- John
Deeres, $175.00; Case Grain
Drill, fertilizer attachment, and
pasture seed box, rubber tired
wheels, $225.00; 2 Row Heavy

equipped with disc plow, culti-
vators, other cultivation equip-
ment, for sale. Louie Castle-
berry, Alpharetta, Rt. 2, Box 334,
Rock Mill Ra. ne

One 1952 Super C, just check-
ed over and repainted, harrow,
tiller, cotton choppers, peanut
weeder, cultivators, cotton
duster, planter, droppers,

_|strowers, fertilizer attachments,

all in top shape. Mrs. B, E. Gay,
Mitchell, Rt. 1,

3 Tractors; 1949 John Deere
A, $1750.; 1943 J. Deere A $1250.:



OND HAND |
INERY FOR SALE

Duty Lilliston Stalk Cutter{
$100.00. All excellent cond.
Letters ans. Billy Sanders,
Vienna.

One G Allis-Chalmers Trac-
tor. A-1 cond., 1950 model,

| $12.50 M. No chks. C.D. Cr

PLANTS
Chas. Wakefield, Early Jersey
Cabbage, 500, $1.75; $3. M; $2.50
M at farm; Also Marglobe and
Rutger Tomato Seed, $1.85 lb.

Del. Prompt shipment. Guy Wal-
trip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

FOR SALE



Jersey, Chas. Wakefield, and
Copenhagen Cabbage, White
Bermuda Crystal Wax Onion,
and Ga. Collard Plants, 500, $1.;
$1.50 M collect; 500, $1.25; $2, M
del. Orders filled promptly. I. L.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

New ground Cabbage, Copen-
hagen $2. M; Chas. Wakefield,
Early Jersey, $1.50 M; 500, $1.25.

White Bermuda Onion and
Collard Plants. Large plants,
full count, quality guar. Ship

daily. E, L. Fitzgerald, POB 662.

Klondike Strawberry, 500,
$2.75; $5.00 M; White Bermuda
Onion, 30 C. Del Mrs. Leilar

Phillips, Royston, Rt, 1.

Yellow Bermuda Onion, grown
from 986 certified seed, Charles-
ton and Glory Frostproof Cab-
bage, ready, $2.50 M. No order
Jess 1000, but can fill all orders
promptly. H. L. Williams,
Baxley. Nite phone 2681.

Kudzu Crowns, $8.00 M; $1.
C. Rooted. PP in Ga. Russell
Hester, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 59.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, 1 and
2 yrs, old, $2.00 C; 500, $7.;
ow,
Gainesville. Rt. 2. .

Mimalaya Blackberry: Plants,
$1.00, doz.; Bearing Age, $6. doz,
PP. J. W. Toole, Macon, 1331
Burton Ave.

Onion Plants, large, pencil size,



Allis-Chalmers W. D., $1800. Dell
D, Gledhill, Macon, Rt. 4.

Huski 2 Wheel Garden Trac-
tor,~large type, harrow, plow,
cultivator, weights in wheels,
good cond. Ralph Wright, Alito,

2 Oak 5 Deck 500 cap. Elec.

|

Automatic Brooders, one 259
cap. and 3 finishing battery-
brooders.' Reasonable price.

R. W. Caldwell, Atlanta, 3810
Cascade Rd., S. E. RA-6085.

David Bradley Gardn Trac-|
tor; used about 75 hrs., with!
some equipment, $135. See at)
my; place. Mrs. O. H. Starnes, |
Atlanta, 1940 De Foors Ferry
Rd., N. W. :

CORRECTION:
1951 Ferguson tractor with
Waggoner hydraulic load, dual
wheels and scraper ~~ blade,
Excellent cond., -$1,400. (NOT,
$140. as erroneously stated in
issue of Nov. 19th). Al N. West,
Jr., Bolton. P. O. Box 134,
eee esr ee ae AP ee

SECOND HAND
_MACHINERY WANTED |

Want Cultivator Scoop and
Blade for Ford Tractor, also 1



Want hand power Pea
Thrasher in good shape; Also
went 1 H Wooden Axle Wagon |
for 1 H Iron Axle Wagon. J. G. |
Brownlow, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1. |

|

Want Cultivators and Planters |
for Model H John Deere Trac-|
tor. H. C. Walker, Martin, Rt. 1.)

Want one No, 2 or No. 3 Roto-|
Tiller. Must be in good cond: |
Advise. C. M. Miller, Cornelia. |

Newnan, Rt. 5.

Want Model G. Allis-Chalmers

Tractor, good cond, State year.

model, and price. Cecil Duncan, |

Atlanta, 969 West Peachtree.|

El. 4792.

ee eeoesaeeiaaineneenenneieesiainas
PLANTS FOR SALE

RECS

Missionary and Mastodon
Strawberry Plants, certified, $1.
C. PP. Tom Kittle, Carrollton,
Rt. 5.

Extra large Lady T. Straw-
berry, sturdy stems, 75c C; 500,
$3.50; $6.00 M, Add postage. Mrs.



best yields. and most







essary for

table roductio!

_ \deff S. Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.





_Want a Chicken Brooder, gas/ full.
oil or electric.-W. Y. Summers, | Henderson,
49.

2 doz., 75c; Klondike
berry, 65c C; Blue Damson Plum
Sprouts,
Vines, 4 ft., 40c ea.; Large Indian
Peach Seed, 50c. doz.;
Clearstone. Peach, 35e doz. Add
postage, Rosie Crowe, Cumm-
ing, Rt. 1.

green, fresh, 500, $1.50; $2. M.

'Del, PP. Prompt mailing. Satis.
| guar.
| Robins, 304 Second St.

F. F. Stokes Warner

Mtn. Huckleberry, 75c doz.;
200 Klondike Strawberry, 75c C;
Wild Strawberry, 50e C; Kudzu,
rooted, 10c eae; Chinquapin Yel-
low Fig and Clingstone Peach
Sprouts, 75c ea.,; Muscadine, 4
ft., 40 ea.; Sweet Gum Sprouts,
50c ea, Plus postage. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cumming.

Mastodon Strawberry, 70c. C;
500, $3.; $5.25 M; Klondike, 60
C; 500; $2.50; $4.25. M. Mrs. A. D.
Jones, Cumming, Rt. 1,

Strawberry, Blake
C; 500, $4.50; $9.00 M; Klondike
Strawberry, 60c -C; 500, $2.75;
$4.75 M; Catnip, 25c bunch; Pep-
permint, 25 doz.; Scuppernong |
cuttings, 50c doz.; Sugar Pears, |
$1. ea.; Mtn Huckleberry, bear-|
ing size, 75c doz. Add postage. |
Mrs. Lee Hood, Gainesville, Rt. |
1. |

Lady T. Strawberry, 500, $3.;!
$5. M, Add postage. No chks.|
Curtis Heard, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

- Dutch.Cabbage, 300, $1.10; 500; |
$1.50; $2.75 M; Klondike Straw- |
berry, 200, $1.25; 500, $2.75; $5.-|
88 dell, No chks. C. W? Smith, |
Gainesville, Rt. 2. . |

Lady T Strawberry Plants, 75c |
C; 500, $3.00; $5.00 M. Mrs. G. L. |
Duran, Gainesville, Rt. 2. |

Wakefield and Dutch Cabbage |
45c C; 300, $1.10; $2.10 M; 5000,|
$10.00; Klondike Strawberry, |
75c C; $5. M. Miss Lee Crow, |
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 1

Hazlenut Bushes, 75 doz.;
Mtn, Huckleberry, bearing size, |
85c doz.; Yellow Root Plants, |
65c doz.; Wild Strawberry, 5|
doz., $1.; Yellow Root, washed |
clean; $1. for a 4 lbs. lard box!
Add postage. Mrs. Nancy |
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box!

4 dif. kinds Strawberry Plants,
80c C; Few Everbearing, $1.10}
C; Red Raspberry, White Black-|

$1.25 Ib, PP; Small|

Mt. Hucixieperry, bearing size
Straw-

40c.. ea.; Muscadine

Small



White Crystal Wax Bermuda/

|
more, $1. |

Zz o

PLANTS FOR SALE _

Glory and Wakefield Cabbage,
ready, and Yellow Bermuda |
Onion ,Plants, $2.50 M. Prompt
shipment. H, J. Stewart, Baxley,
Huts. '

berry, 75c C; Sage, catnip, $1,.
doz.; Long Wide Leaf Tobacco,

grows 6-7 ft. 75 Thl.; Little

Rice Pea, 35c Cup; 3 cups, $1.;

Gourd Seed, 35c pack; 3 packs,

$1.; Gourds, $2. dez. No COD.
| Add. postage. L. J. Ellis, Cumm-

ling, Rt. 5, 3:

Frostproof Chas. Wakefield
and Early Jersey. Cabbage, 500,
| $1.50; $2.50 M del E. C. Waldrip,
|Flowery,Branch, Rt. 1.

| Klondike, Mastodon Straw-
\brry, 75c C; Old Time Black
Raspberry, Tame Blackberry, 4,
$1.; Rooted Walnut Sprouts,
25c ft., Also White Butterbeans,

good for eating, 40c gt, Add
|postage. Mrs. Samuel Caine,
Cumming.

Sage plants, 20c ea. Musca-
dine Grape Vines, Beechnut
Trees, May Cherry, ea 6, $1.;
Blueberry Bushes, 75 doz. Aad
postage. Mrs. Mae Turner, |
| Gainesville, Rt..6.

Red Jumbo _ Strawberry
Plants, $1. C. Add postage. PP _
;over $5, Mrs. E. E. Clark, Gaines- .
ville, Rt. 8.

Hazlenut | Bushes, 75 doz.;
Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing size,
85c doz.; Wild Strawberry, 5
doz., $1. Add .postage. oyett
ore Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box

Large Everbearing Straw-
berry, $1. C. Or exch. 100 for 5
White, (no letters) or 4 Print
Sacks, -100 lb. cap., free of
mildew, rust, or holes, Each pay
postage. Mrs. R. E. Holland, Car-
rollton, 96 College St,

Black Walnut Plants, 25c ea.;
Mtn. Huckleberry, 75 doz.;
Also Sassafras Roots, 60c 1b.;
Hazelnut, $1.50 doz.; Dewberry,
nice size, good roots, $1.; Yellow
Root Plants, $1. doz..Mrs, D. M..
| Hollaway, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box
| 55.



Frostproof Winter Heading
| Cabbage and Collard Plants, 300, -
$1.; 500, $1.25; $2. M. W. H.
Branan, Gordon, <
| :

Rooted Sage and Catnip
Plants, . 2-25c; $1. doz.; Dried
|Sage, $1.50 lb.; Green Catnip-.
| Leayes, 50c half gal; 10 Ibs.,

| $5.; Green Mullein, 25 bunch;
25 bunches, $4.; 30 lbs. Hickory
Nuts. $2.50. Virgil Keith, Alva-

ton.

Lucretia Berry ~ Plants, Im-
proved Variety, $4. doz.; Reg.
$10. M; Hunt Grape Vines, 2
yrs. old, $4. doz.; Kudzu Crowns,
$10. M. W. H.-Hipp, Hogans-
ville.

Good strong Mastodon Straw-
berry, 75 C; Red Raspberry,
$1. doz.; Also Blackeyed. White
Peas, hand cleaned, 15c lb. Add

postage.. Mrs R. H. Evans,
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Charleston Wakefield and
Golden Acre Frostproof Cab-

bage (fresh, green) and White
Bermuda Onion plants 300,, $1.;
500, $1.50; $2. M. All Postpaid.
R. Chanclor. Pitts.

Charleston Wakefield Frost-
proof Cabbage, fresh, ready, and

| White Bermuda Onion Plants,

300, $1.; 500, $1.50; $2. M. Otis
Conner, Pitts.

Horse Radish; Plants, 50
doz.; Roots, 50c lb.; Rhubarb,
25c ea.; Garden Raspberry, 75
doz.; Queen of Meadow, 3, 50c;
Spearmint, Garlic, Tansy, Rats

Bane, Wild Strawberry, 25
oz.; Calamus: Roots, 50c Ib.;
Plants, 50c doz.; Cornfield

berry, 75c doz.; Peppermint, 24,| Beans, 25c cup, Add postage.
60c; Also 1952 Black Walnut) Mrs. Presley Fowler, Diamond.
Meats,
amount Dry Sage, Hot Pepper,
35 pt. cup. Mrs, Willis Grindle
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 54,



HAY AND STRAW
FOR SALE



About 200 tons bright Peanut
Hay, this years crop. Sell truck-
load or carload lots. R. C. Dale,
Dawson.

About 5 tons Kobe: Lespedeza
ae for sale. Mrs. B..N. Walters,
ar ;







-Mastodon Everbearing Straw-


































AND GRAIN | 3

E E I ) %
FOR SALE

FOR SALE



55 Bales good Peanut Hay,
free of poison, and 435 bales
Bright Crab Grass Hay, $32.50
ton. soma L. Josey, Bartow,
aot,

Kobe Lespedeza, also Lespe-
deza and Johnson Grass mixed,
good quality, delivered truck
lots, 100 mi. radius. H. G. Davis,
Tallapoosa.

300 bales first quality Soy
Bean Hay in wire bound bales,
$45. ton. FOB. John Fuller,
Nacoochee.' (Hwy. 17).

400-500 bales new Alfalfa
Hay, also 1500 bales Bermuda
Hay at my barn. For prices;
contact. J. E. McGlaun, Saey
man.

Some Lespedeza Baled Hay,
$1. bale. Can be seen near Gold
Mine Stores. Mrs. Lester Hays,
Canon, Rt. 1.

15 tons Oat Straw in round
bales, ready to go; also bright
vhay, $12.50 ton at my barn;
$150. for lot. You haul it. W. F.
Martin, Cuthbert, Ref. D2:
(Carnigue Rd.). z

4 tons bright Spanish Peanut
Hay, free of poison, $25. ton at
barn. P. B. Watson, Mauk, RFD
Ay

3 tons bright Peanut hay,
tight bales, full of peanuts, $22.-
50.ton-at, -my farm, -7.: mi.
W. Americus on Friendship
paved road. Harvey Griffin,
Americus. Rt. 3.

. 3,000 bales fine, bright, rain-
free hay: Lespedeza, Peavine
and mixed grass, $1. bale. Wm.
Schroer, Valdosta. Rt. 2.



SEED AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Tift Oats, thresh grade, 5 bu.

- bags, $6.25 per bag. FOB. J..F.

Lowe, Fort Valley.

Gren Glaze Collard Seed, 25c
Thls, good English Pea, 50c cup;
Garrison Watermelon, 50c pkt.;
Also Hot Dried Red Pepper, 4
oz., 50c Viola C. Brady, Cairo,

Rt. 1, Box 343.

. Green Sugar Cane for seed:
25,000 stalks to sell last, week
in Feb. through Mar. 1953, 6-7
ft. long stalks, 8c ea.; 4-5 ft., ea.;
Also soft Chewing Cane, 2000
stalks, 10c ea. Denmark Hwy.
67. S. J. Foss, Brooklet:

Blue Lupine Seed, tested for
germ. and purity, 4-1/2 lb, Nor-
man Johnson, Warrenton.

Coker Victor Oats, 95 pc.
germ., and Tift 14 Oats, 91 pet.
germ., both recleaned, in even
wt. bags, $1.35 bu. J. D, Duke,
Fort Valley.

White Half Runner Bean Seed,
improved, or small kind, 55c
eup; Old Fashion Clay peas, full
bearing, 30c cup; Also Arti-
chokes, $1.35 gal. PP. Mrs. C. D,
Sellers, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Beer Seed, Calif. Multiplying,
big. start 25e. Mrs. Ella Green,
Smyrna,

Tift Seed Oats, recleaned,
4 bu. sacks, 91 pet. germ., a 35
bu. FOB. Duke Lane, Ft. Valley.

Oats, combine run, $1.10 bu.;
Goastal Bermuda and Crab Grass
Hay mixed, $40.00 ton; Brown

op Millet Hay, $25. ton. Dick

arvill, Millen, c/o Boura
Farm. Phone 428 W.

Ky. 31 Fescue Seed, new crop,
recleaned, 99.04 pct. pure, 85
- germ., 1000 Ibs. in new 100

bags, 25c Ib. W. L. Harris,
Chipley, RFD 2.

Tobacco Seed, machine clean-
ed, varieties 402, 85 pct. germ.,

and Chambers Special 8 pet.
erm., $1. oz.; $10. lb.; 5lbs.,
ae 10 lbs., $80. PP. Earl
tuckey, Blackshear.

Chancellor Seed Wheat, clean-
ed, treated, in 90 lb. bags, $3.
pu. at my barn. Wm, Warren
pizen, Jonaeboro, Rt. 1, Box

5 gal, White ee
Bermuda Onions, $6. for ot



Plug posta 1.25 ;
@. b. ngage Bite Re L 8g

R ed Multiplying Scullion
Onion Buttons, $1.15 gal.; Early
Tender Speckled Halt Runner
Garden Beans, White Tender
Cornfield, 50c teacup; Blue Java
Peas, 35c lb. Add postage. Miss
Gennia Brown, Ball Ground,

Ril.

Mamoth Russian Sunflower
Seed, $1.25 gal. PP. Mrs. L. D.
Elliott, Lavonia, Rt, 1.

Extra large Blue Speckled
Crowder Peas, 3 cups, $1.30;
White, and Purple Hull Crow-
der, 7 cups, $1.35. PP in Ga;
$5. pk. fob; Lady Peas, 3 cups,
$1.10. Mrs Lon Ashworth,
Dacula, Rt. 1.

Old Time White Salet Peas,
75c cup; White, Striped and
Pink Half Runner Beans,|'
Speckle Cutshorts, all 50c cup.
Add postage. No chks. Exch. for
feed sacks, 2 cups for 4 print,
or 6 white. Mrs. Ople Goble,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Tender Garden Bean Seed:
Striped Half Runner, Little Pink

Peanut, 6 Week, mixed, Cut-
shorts, Cornfield Beans, and
White Hull Tender Peas, 50c
cup. Add postage. Mrs. Ivy

Southerland, Ellijay, Rt, 3.

. Garden Cream Half Runner
Beans, 50c cup; White Half
Runners, Little Pink Peanut
Bean, 60c cup; Old Time Salet
Peas, 70c teacup. Add: postage.
Mrs. Jemima Crump, Talking
Rock, Rt. 2.

Few pounds
bearing Bliss English Pea Seed
and 1 lb. Frostproof - English
Peas, 35c lb. or exch. for ever-
bearing Strawberry Plants. Mrs.
D. H. Stalvey, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

402 and Va. Gold tobacco-seed,
Germ. 90 pct, grown from Cert.
seed, 40c ounce, 3 oz., $1.10; $4.-
25 lb; 2 lbs. or more, $4,
PP. Prompt shipment. Geo. Y.
Fletcher, Tifton. Rt. 3.

20 Ibs., white multiplying
onion sets, clean, 40e lb. for
entire lot; 100 bu. Dixie 18
yellow corn, $2.00 bu; and N, W.

McLeod, Cuthbert. Rt. 3.



FRESH & DRIED FRUITS
FOR SALE



Dried Apples and Peaches, 5
lbs., $2.50. PP. Mrs. Orene
Poteat, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

1952. crop Sundried Apples,
free of worms, peel, and core,
50c lb. PP in 4 Ib. lots or more.
E. L. Davenport, Culberson,
N.C., Rt. 1. (Res, of Ga.).

1952 Dried Apples, free of
core, peel, and worms, 50e lb.
Add postage. Mrs. R. H. Evans,

-| Ellijay, Rt. 2.

1952 crop Sundried Apples,
free of worms, ag and core,
50c lb. in.5 Ib. lots up; Also
Black Walnut Meats, $1. lb. Sold
in 1 lb. lot up. Add postage. Mrs.
Fred Franks, Hiawassee,

40 lbs. 1952 Sundried Old
Fashion Horse Apples, free of
core, worms, and peel, 50c lb.
n}Cash or MO. Mrs. J. H. Roper,
Hiawassee.

New crop Sundried Boccia:
free of worms,.50c lb.; Also Red
Spanish Peanuts $1. 50 pk, Add
postage. Mrs, oe Wilson,
Martin.

Nice Limbertwig dried apples,
55c lb. No less 3 lbs. sold. ed
Lon Ashworth, Dacula, Rt.



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE



Pecan Meats: Perfect Halves,
$1. lb.; Broken Pieces, 75 Ib.
This years crop. Mrs. Robert
E. Lee, Porterda e, Box 114.

150 Ibs, Seeding Pecans 20c lb.

FOB. Hal Stripling, Newnan,
62 Jackson St.
Large, well filled Stuart

Pecans, 45 Ib. del, by PP. H. M.
Moorman, Lovett.

Stuart Pecans, new crop, 25c
Ih. Add postage. Willie Bond,
anon, Rt 1,

Hastings Ever-!ea



100 lbs. new crop Schley and

Stuart Pecans (mixed), well fill-
ed, $35. fob; 10. Ibs. $4. PP;
Also Col. Pole Butterbeans, 3
Ibs., $1.; 25 lbs. Livsey Water-
melon Seed, $2. lb, PP. Mrs. J. M.
Jones, Grayson.

Large Red Peanuts, 2-4 in hull, |.

$7. bu.; $2. pk. Add postage. G. T.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Fresh 1952 crop Paper Shell
Pecan Meats, hand shelled,
cleaned, halves $1. lb.; Broken
Pieces, 90c lb. Add postage. Mrs,
Earl Swann, Union Point, Rt. 1.

Fresh Pecan Meats in halves,|9

$1.- Ib. Mrs. J. B. Leverett,
Luthersville.

No. 1 New Crop Stuart Pecans,
50 lb. lots, $17. Del. in Ga. Satis.
guar, N. H. Bacon, Irwinton.

Stuart Paper Shell Pecans, 52
crop, guar. best quality, hand
picked, well filled, dry, 40c Ib.;
Also Thin Shell Seedlings, clean,

dry, easy to shell 25c Ib. FOB, =

Mrs. N. E. Reid, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

100 Ibs. new crop Fancy Well
Filled Schley Pecans, $35. Cwt.
FOB. 10 lbs., $4. PP. Money
order. Wm. T. Britt, Sr., Snell-
ville.



PECANS AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



Celestial Sweet and Large
Lemon Fig Settings,- 3-4 ft., $1.25
; Lots of six $1. ea. Special
price on large lots if you come
after them. See: B. O. Fussell,
Atlanta, 889 Edgewood Ave La.
89028

Blueberry, 2 yrs. old, 3, $1,;
Blackberry, Dewberry, Crab-
apple, 5 $1.; Yellow and Red
Plum, Muscadine, Grape,

lb.| Huckleberry, Gooseberry, $1.50

doz.; Persimmon, 2 ft., 25c ea.
$2. orders PP. Exch. for sacks.
Ea, pay postage. Mrs. Grady

Brewer, Toomsboro.

2 rooted old fashioned var.,
Clearstone and Clingstone peach,
also sweet pomegranate bushes,
Keiffer-pear, 2 black walnuts
and Fig trees, all $1. ea. Add
postage. Mrs. V. M, sas
Shellman.

Budded Pecan Trees, Stuart,
Moneymaker, 1-2 ft., $1: 2-3 ft.,
$1.25; 3-4 ft,, $1.50 ea Seedling
Trees, 3-4 ft., $1. ea. FOB. R.
Adkins, Cordele, Rt. 3)

Several hundred Hunt musca-
dine, Red Scuppernong Grape
Vines, rooted 25c ea.; Well root-
ed Fig Sprouts, 50c ea.; W. L.
Wilkes, St Simons Island.

Texas Hybrid Bunch Grape,
Ga. and NC Muscadine Vines,
fruit, nut trees and plants, best
southern varieties, all inspect-

1.

Govt. insp. Pecan Trees:
Stuart, Moneymaker, Moore and
Farley, 2-3 t., $1.; 3-4 t., $1.25;
4-5 ft, $1.50. Add postage. L. E.
Brown, Baconton. z

meee ete bearing
size, 6-3 $3. ea. at garden;
Scarlet evcibeuting Strawberry
Plants, $1. C. PP; Also want
several lbs. each Chinese Chest-
nuts and Chinquapins for own
planting. T, E. Eason, Atlanta,
1182 Gunclub Rd.,-N, W. Rt. 14,
Box 34.

Seedling Pecan Trees, 2-4 ft.,
50c ea. Apple e@ Tree Sprouts, 25
ea.; Black Walnut Trees, 35c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. C, H. Sledge,} T.
Byron.

Pecan Trees: Schleys, Stuarts,
Moneymakers, govt. insp., 2- 3
ft. $2.; 3-4 ft. $2.25 4-5 ft. $2.50;
5-6 ft., $2.75; 6-8 ft., $3.; 8-10 ft.
3 25, Calvin Harman, Stovall.

Apple, Peach, Pear, Cherry,
Chestnut Trees, Grape Vines,
reasonable prices T, M. Webb,
Ellijay. .



SACKS FOR SALE



100 lb. White Sacks, no letters, |.

mildew, or holes, 20c ea.; With
small holes, 15 ea. PP, Mrs.

J. D, Bennett, Dahlonega, Rt. 2.



ed. H, A, Neal, Carnesville, Rt.

\

|HONEY, BEES, ETC:



washed, ironed, free of holes
and mildew, 20c ea. No COD.
Add postage. oe Hoke pas
Gainesville, Roe

Print sacks, 100 Ib. cap., one
and two alike, 3 for $1.15. Mrs.
Lon Ashworth, Dacula. Rt. 1.

100 or more print sacks, 25c
ea, Plus postage. Mrs. Maurice
Monroe, Buchanan, Rt. 2, Phone
3871.

Limited :amount Print Sacks,
3 of a kind, 3, $1. PP..Cash with |"
order. No COD _ shipments.
Eston Young, Gainesville, Rt.

Nice, white feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap., not washed, 30c and 25c
ea. postpaid. Prompt shipment.
ae V. E. Harris, Cumming. Rt.



SAGE FOR SALE



Clean Dry Sage, $1.50 lb. PP.
Mrs, L. E. Sanders, Buchanan,
Rio:

Ground Sage, shade dried, 25c
teacup. PP in Ga. Mrs. Joel C.
Elliott, Marietta, Rt. 6, Box 141.

1952 hand picked, shade dried
Leaf Sage, 50c cup. PP in. Ga.
No chks. Mrs. Alice Mashburn,
Higdon.

Fine Shade Dried Sage, hand
picked, free of trash, 1952 grown,
$1. pt. cupful; Also White Rice
Popcorn, on cob, 20 Ibs., $2. No
smaller lots. Mrs. Marie Holland,
Dalton, Rt. 2..

Shade Dried Sage, 1952 crop,
$1. Ib. Mrs. Cora Leavell,
Marietta, Rt. 4.

Good grade sacks, 100 1b. cap, :

_|loads, 50c
Rt. 4, Box 486. a a



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



ARTICHOKES:

Jerusalem Artichokes, 25 Ib.
fob. or Postpaid in quantities 20
lbs. or more, Carl C. Hearn,
Rossville, Rt. 2.

CORN:
400 bu. good White Corn, $2..
bu. at my barn. 4 mi. So. Brook-

let. Mrs, J. W. Forbes, Brook-
let.
250-300 bu. good corn in

' ;shuck, $2.50 bu. at my barn. W.
*|Lamar Brown, Warthen. Phone
Sandersville, Ga., 2777.

FEATHERS: -

New White Feathers, 15e Ib.
Del. Sample on regquest. Mrs,
Mary Collins, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

|
GARLIC BULBS:

5 Ibs. nice Garlic Bulbs, $1.00
lb. Plus 25c postage. Mrs, E.
Fountain, Fort Valley.

Garlic Bulhs, Ic, 2c, 3c, and 4c
ea. sizes. Mrs, Ralph S. Collier,
Comer.

GOURDS:

About 25 Ggusae Long Crook
Neck, 10c_ ea. Plus ostage.
H. F. Seay, Ellenwood, Rt. 2.

Martin and Dipper Gourds, 25c
50, and $1.00 sizes; Small mixed
sizes, 10c ea; Gourd Seed, $1.00
cup. Add postage. Mrs, W. E.
Wooten, Camilla. s

Penguin, Martin Gourds, l5e
ea. Plus 25e postage in State;
40c postage out-of-state. Add
10e to chks, Chas. Shrum,
Fitzgerald, Rt, 1, Box 108.

Small grouds ( no ornamental)
priced according to size. Mrs.
T. B. Thomas, Rocky Ford. Rt. 1.

Good local Extracted Honey,
10 Ib, pails, $2.; 5 Ibs., $1 a a
60 Ib. new lard cans, $9. F
W. E. Livingston, College Pak,
420 W. John Calvin Ave.

50 hives Honey Bees in good
cond. cheap for cash. Mrs.
Willie Tootle, Glennville,

MEATS (FRESH, AND
CURED):

Good Shoulders, 28 Ibs., 50c
lb.; Middlings, 35 Ibs., 35c Ib. All
excellent cond. W. E, Herbert,
Commerce, Rt. 5.

2 Sugar Cured Shoulders, 60c



I 1.Sugar Cured Middling, 50),

Ingram, Thomasvill

































































Hickory Smoked
Add postage; .
Britches Beans, fo:
lb. Exch. for pecan:
nie Weeks, Dial.

Smoked and s
and Shoulders, 75c
Ship parcel post
charges. O. S, D

Nice country

MAN es
Poultry manure, a

Pp. Ca

load, Mrs.

NUTS:

Fresh Hickory
$1, PP in Ga. Mari
ieGon:

Ball Ground, Rt. 4

80 Ibs. dried red
$150 1b: Pe;
Weatherby, Ball Gr

POTATOES:
50 bu. sweet pot
hamper at my plac
furnish hamper.
Swainsboro, Rt. 4

ROOTS AND HER
Catnip, pepperm
birdock, queen of the
and yellow root, 60:
radish plants,- $1
Martha White, Da

1, Box 60.

SYRUP:

90 gal. thick cane |
gal. at my place,
Murphy. Hwy. H.
Blairsville, Rt. 3,

Aber Sots AND Ww.



Greear, Helen, us
1952 Walnut

Morganton, Rt.

Dried Black
per -half bushels.
Dalton, Rt. 2,

Hulled Black \
bu. Ship. Write: W:
ford, Watkinsville,

Hulled Wain ta
large pieces, 85c
age. Mrs. Boyd
Hiawassee, Rt,

MISCELL/
WA

ee a eee

CHESTNUTS: a
Want some gen
Chestnuts. Advise

Want few pBunds
Chestnuts. Quote
ton, Homer. _

FEATHERS:

Want 10 Ibs.,
duck feathers. M
good cond., and re

hives.
price.
Rt. 3. (Resident
Ga. bute
Tenn.),

Want exchange
good cond. som
Honey. Z. J. Lee,

POTATOES: A

Want P. R., potat
bed. prefer the
L. T. Jackson, -
Box 118 C.

SACKS:

ee exchange
pecans for
on basis of



Ib. I. L. Clark, Resaca, Rt. i.



















ok throughout the 1952 season on Tuesdays
aturdays at 10 A. M. and 2 P. M., at Vidalia, and



nd ane dates will be announced later.

gia Pecan TecHome continue this week and ||

days at State Farmers Market, Cordele. Other















SUMTER HEREFORD ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL SALE ~










the Sumter Livestock Sales Barn in Americus,
ay, December 12,1 P.M. 36 lots will be shown in

males and 27 females will be sold. All animals
on display earlier in the day of the sale. Clarence
ns, Asst. Co. ns Americus.

ter Gk) Hereford Assn., will have their annual




























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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



Millet seed, Quote me best price
del. to my place. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

4



CATTLE FOR SALE



Reg. dark red horned Pe
ford bull, Domino evra
1/2 yrs. old, about 1600 lbs.,
$350., to keep from inbreeding.
Norman, Johnson, Warrenton.

Reg. White Face Bulls: One
horned type, 1 1/2 yrs. old, 1400
Ibs., 2 Polled type, one 2-1 /2 yrs.
old, other 5-12 yrs. old, 1400
Ibs., and 1800 lbs. respectively.
All good cond. Grady H. Ridley,
Franklin.

Reg. Guernsey Bull, 15. mos.
old, Grandson of. Riegeldale
Melba Emory, $150.00; Reg.
Guernsey Heifer, 15 mos. old,
bred, $200.00 at my farm. No
letters. E. B. Willingham, Cedar-
town, Rt. 3. Phone 148-R2.

Several choice young reg.
Angus Bulls, of best bloodlines,
for sale at Burch Haven Farm.
R. F. Burch, Eastman.

Jersey Bull, 6 mos. old, 250
Tbs., can be registered, out of
an excellent herd, excellent
prospects, $50.00 at my barn.
Letters ans, Leonard Fleming,
Hartwell, Reed Creek Rd.

White Face Hereford Bull, 22
mos. old, not registered but well
mae, very gentle, $150.00 at
y barn. Mrs. H. M. Carter,
Grittin, Rt: C. Phone 4724.

Very fine Angus Bull, calved

| Oct. 9, 1951, has good Eileenmere

background and other good
bloodlines in pedigree, markings
of a good sire. Roger S. Cobb,
Marietta, Box 304, c/o Allatoona
Creek Farm.

4 gal, Milch Cow,
with 3rd. calf, for
P. M. Johnson, Lovett.

One reg. Shorthorn Bull, horn
beef type, 26 mos. old, for sale.
Dr,-L. F. Bragg, Hawkinsville.

Red Jersey Cow, 4-1/2 yrs.
old, will freshen between Mar.
1- 15, now giving 2 gal. daily, 4
gal. when fresh, $150. Mrs. Ada
Rogers, Decatur, Rt. 3. Phone
Clarkston 43-7542.

Reg. Aberdeen-Angus: Bull, 1
yr. old, short legged, blocky,
good prospect for herd bull,
ready for light service, reg.
buyers name, $275.; Heifer, 1
yr. :old,~ good bloodlines, reg.
buyers name, $275. Z. M. Addy,
Preston, c/o Cirele A Ranch.

Reg. Hereford Heifer Calf, 4
mos, old, No. 7369854, sired by
Heards Coogler, Grand Sire
Super Bocaldo 646. Orr ds
Bond, Dewy Rose.

(Jersey),
sale. Mrs.

1 ea. Bull, and Heifer, about
2-1/2 yrs. old. purebred, tested,
free of disease. Sell both or one.
a Willie Toole, Glennville,

HOGS FOR SALE

~ Want 400 Ibs. clean, brown top |

_|place, 13 mi.. So,

HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. Hereford Pigs, 8-10 wks.
old, sired by Grand Master, 1951

Natl. Champ. Boar or Gilts, $25.1!
Mares, all gentle. L. L. Williams

ea. at Ward-Meade Farm.
Contact: W. A. Ward, Marietta.
Rt, 3, Paper Mill Rd. Phone 8-
8772.

Young reg. Hampshire Sows
Bred for their 2nd. litters, to son
of the famous Western Packer.
10 to select from, $75. ea. Will
not ship. Off Hwy. 411, 4 mi
White, Ga. Contact Bill Raines,
Mgr., c/o Mountain View Farm,
Cartersville.

8 SPC-OIC Pigs from litter of

thirteen, 8 wks. old, $10. ea. any

time after Nov. 22nd. James E.
Smith, Sr., Rex, P. O, Box 192.

Reg. Tamworth Gilts and
Boars, to bloodlines, and papers
will be furnished, 15 wks. old,
Boars $40. ea. Gilts, $30. ea.
FOB, O. D. Cannon, Jr., Lavonia.

1 Reg. Sow with 7 pigs, 6 wks.
old 2nd. Dec., short nose, blocky
type, pigs subj. to register, $135.
at my barn. Louis E. Speiser,
Blairsville, Rt. 1.

Reg. Spotted PC Pigs, 5-8 mos.
old, bred gilts and boars, ready
for service, Elmer Cornelius,
Hahira. (1 mi. S. Hahira, U. S.
41).

- Purebred Duroc Gilts, 2 1/2-5
mos, old, 45-100 lbs. Wave
Master and Modern Trend

Stocks, $20.-$25. ea. M. M. New-
some, Sandersville.

SPC Pigs, from inl Gold
Star Dams, select breeding stock,
treated, reasonable prices. Wil
ship. ne G. Owensby, Tennille,
Rt. 5. Phone 392 M4. \

_ One Reg. OIC Hog, 2 yrs. old,
for sale. W. E. Hudson, Decatur,
Rt, 2. Phone Cr. 1520.

Taking order for Big Bone
Guinea Pigs, 2:mos. old Xmas;
gilts, $20. ea; Boars, $25. ea.;
One Bred Sow, $65. Papers
furnished. Leon Watson,
Unadilla, Box 214.

Reg. Sow, around 325 lbs.,
4 Shoats, around 40-50 lbs.
ea., all OIC, $125. for lot.Mrs.
S. A. Phillips, Palmetto, Rt. 1,
Rico Rd. Phone 5153. .

Tamworth Cherry red Pigs; 12
wks. old,*from finest reg. breed-
ing stock. R E. Hester, Nor-
cross, Rt. 1. Phone Atlanta Ch.
1514.

35 SPC Pigs, crossed. with
Black Essex, 8 wks. old, sired
by reg. boar, $10: ea.; Trade foz
corn and good hay, at my barn.
Bring corn or hay and pick up
pigs. Roy M. Bond, Lithonia. Ri.

OIC Pigs and Shoats, from
reg. stock, out of good blood-
lines, short nose, blocky, reg.
buyers name. write or see at my
farm 5. mi. N. Commerce, 1/2
mile off left of Hwy. 441, Paul
J. Cain, Commerce, Rt. 1.

SPC pigs, cholera immune, 13
wks. old, blocky type, Reg.
buyers name for sale at my
Hazlehurst.
John W. Hand, Hazlehurst.-Rt.
3.



Blocky type reg. cherry red
Duroc Pigs, 50 Ibs. or more, ea.
' $25.00 ea. Some unrelated. H. L.
Williams, Baxley.

Reg. Black PC. Boar Pigs and
Gilts for sale. E, P, Drexel,
Tifton, Rt. 3. .

PC grand champion lineage:
Shoats, 3 mos. old, male or
female, Reg., cholera treated,
$16.00 ea; Feeder Pigs and
Shoats, $7. 50-$12.50 ea. All FOB
express. Marvin -E, West, Fayet-
teville, Rt. 2.

Reg. Cherry Red Blocky mine
Duroc Pigs, 2 - 5mos. old, several
males ready for service, 20
choice gilts, $25., $30., and $35.
ea. Will ship anywhere. I mi.

W. Cohutta, B. Holcomb,
Cohutta.
1 Reg. Duroc (ittl bone)

Boar, 15 mos. old, 300 Ibs., $50.
at my barn,: d.D:; Daniela Cuth-
bert, RFD 2

One pure olc Brood Sow, i
yr, old, 350 Ibs., can be easily





fattened, $40. Rev. J. E: Mees)
Bethlehem, ;

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE |



6 yr. old Mule, gentle, easy to
handle, and work fast walker,
$75. W. F. Martin, Cuthbert, Rt.
2, (Carnigue Rd.).

-Pair Black Mare Mules, 6 and
8 yrs. old, 1000-1100 Ibs. ea., and

3 nice Brood Sows for sale
cheap. T. T. Hattaway, Davis-
boro.

5-1/2 yrs. old Saddle Mare,

Tenn. Walking Horse, 6 yrs. old,
for sale. See 2 mi. W. Indian
Springs. James Treadwell, Jack-
son.

Reg. Trained Tenn.
Saddle Mare around 900 lbs,
Sorrel Star, Stripe, Flax Mane
and Tail, for sale or exch, for
milch cow. Charles Sosby,
Martin, Rt. 1.

Walking

Palomino Filly, coming,3 yrs.
old for sale, my farm 4 mi. NE
Donalsonville. H. H, Worthy,
Pes, RFD 1.



HORSES AND MULES



FOR SALE
Shetland Ponies: 50 head
Colts, Geldings, and Breed

Cordele. Phone 423 M.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



less, gentle, have been castrat-
ed, $8. ea. Dial 4-37710, or write)
H. D. Guthrie, Pine Lake, P. O:
Box 82,

Nice Hampshire Ram, about
2 yrs. old, $40. or trade for calf,
A. B. Farrar, Conley, Rt. 1, Mt
View Rd. Phone Di. 2463,

Mature purebred but noi
registered, Toggenburg Billy
Goat, sure breeder, for sale. No
shipping.~Letters ans. 1 mile So,
College Park on Roosevelt Hwy.

G. P. Cochran, College Park,

Rt, 3, Box 224.

Reg. Buck (Geo. Herman), yr.
old, and Bred Does, 1-2 yrs. old,

not registered, for sale G. R. ,

Beasley, Garfield.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE



Super fine White NZ Breedin
Stock, famous Wooley-free Gold
Seal stock, young only, Does
and Bucks 2-3 mos. old, $5.25
ea. Booking orders. John Fields,
Griffin, 1018 W. Poplar St.

20 grown Does, several with
young, Black, Grey, Flemish
Giant, also 3 Giant hinchilla (2

does, 4 buck). Reasonable price.

Mrs. Sarah ONeal, Concord,
P. O, Box 104.
Angora Rabbits, 6 mos. old,

$3. pr.; Pair large Gray Meat
Rabbits, 2 mos. old, $5. Ship
anywhere. Mrs. Eunice Woesys
Dial. :

White Female Rabbit with
pink eyes, $2. Raleigh Pruitt.
Lavonia, RFD 2

Choice breeding stock Super
Wooler Angora Rabbits, Seniors
ready to breed, $6. pr.; . Bred
Does, $5. ea. Letters ans. Ship
anywhere. Exp. collect. Robert
E. Smith, Cedartown, Martha
Lane.

Purebred Chinchilla Rabbits,
Silver Gray, reg. stock, about 7
mos, old; $5. pr. C. G. Trotter,
Demorest, Rt. 1.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



HOGS:

Want purebred Hampshire
Boar Pig, 8-12 wks. old. Must
have been life time cholera
treated, W.C. Shumate, Jr,
Stone Mountain, Rt. 1, Atlanta
phone De 3067,

GOATS:

Want good milk goats.
price and breed. Allen Scoggins,
Chattanooga;. Tenn., St. Elmo,
Rt. 3. (Resident Walker .Co.
Ga.).

Want good milk goat without
horns, fresh in, accessible to
Atlanta. Prefer Nubian. Ans. all
letters. R. Roberts, Atlanta, 163
Walton St.

Want good buck for service,
not too old. Advise. Mrs. Susie
Morris, Savannah, RFD 3, Box
228, :



POULTRY FOR SALE



BANTAMS: :
Bantams: Silver Duckwing

O. E. Game, 3 females, 1 male,
$10.; White Crested Black Polish
trio $7.; Black Tail Jap, 5 hens,
1 rooster, $9.; Birchen Game,
$5. pr.; Silkie Rooster, $1.75; RI
Red, 3 hens, 1 rooster, $8. E. F.
Carter,
Ave. Phone 3-3197.

1 pr. White Silkie Bantams,
1951 hatch, 4 prs.. 1952 hatch, 2
extra hens laying; 24 chix, 12
small, 12 grown, lot for $30.
Shipped collect, Sidney Mc-

Calvin, Donalsonville, Rt. 1. ic)



mi. N. Donalsonville.).

9 mos. old Male Goats, horn-



State.

Augusta, 420 Crawford
















Dies Prices Paid At Various M



























eS aewcrn al NO.1 NO.2 NO.3 NO.4 | Muscogee Livestock Co., Columbus
: Ocilla Livestock Co., Ocilla $17.83 $17.40 $16.60-' $16.08 | Dodge Co. Stock Barn, Eastman $17.50
= Toombs Co. Stockyard, Lyons $18.02 $17.23 $16.50 $0000 | NOVEMBER 26 ~ aS
- Thomasville Stock Yard $17.50 $16.50 $15.00 $00.00 | Vidalia Livestock Yard, Vidalia $17.75.
NOVEMBER 22 3 ie Moultrie Livestock Co., Moultrie $17.53
- Gainesville Livestock Co. Z $18.50 to $19.50 $16.50 to $17.50







Washington Co. Marketing /Assn.

$17.50 $16.70 $16.00 $00.00
Heavies .... $17.75.

Tattnall Livestock Yard, Glennville

$18.02







Sheriff Bros. Sales Barn, Toccoa

$18.50 to $20.25

$16.00 to $17.50 |

Producers Cooperative Livestock Exchange, :
- $18.50

Statesboro






























Sylvania Stock Yard $17.75 $17.20 $16.00 $14.60 Hazlehurst Livestock Market, aay
Smith Stockyard, Thomson $19.00 $18.60 $18.00 $00.00 | ~ Message Pe
Flint River Livestock Auction, Turner Co. Sale Barn, Ashburn $17.59

: Bainbridge $17.95 $00.00 $00.00 $00.00 ;
Blacks Commission Barn, Gainesville $19.00 $18.00 $17.00 SOWS | Lee Co. Livestock Co,, Leesburg ~ $18.01 ~
to $20.25 $19.00 $13.60 SOWS :
_ NOVEMBER 24 | Farmers Auction Inc., Lakeland $17.53
$17.90 $17.40 $16.30 $00.00

; = Chatham Co. Stock Yards, Savannah







Carroll Co. Livestock. Sales,

Carrollton $18.25

$17.00 $00.00 $00.00
Heavies .... $16.00.

Farmers Stockyard, Sylvania

$17.75






















































































; ow Mitchell Co. Livestock Co., Camilla $17.51
Henry Shuman Sears Hagan $18.00 $17.15 eel $00.00 NOVEMBER 27
ee ale $17.50 $00.00 $00.00 $00.00 | Seaboard Stockyard Colquitt $17.55 $16.85 $14.
Swainsboro Stockyard, Swainsboro $18.05 $17.01 $15.97 $00.00 | NOVEMBER 28 ee ;
Jesup Stockyard, Jesup $1758 $17.58 $1630 $00.00 | Cordele Livestock Commission Co, $17.61 $17.25 $1
NOVEMBER 25 y Wilkes Co. Stockyards, Washington _ $17.60 cae

+ = Smith Stockyard, Augusta $17.25 $16.25 $15.75 $00.00 Balibridge 8 eee : em

a McRae Livestock Market, McRae $17.75 $16.60 $15.51 $00.00 Bplnbesige $17.55 $16.95

id Coffee Co. Livestock Co., Douglas $17.51 $17.15 $16.82 $14.81 Cuthbert Sale Barn > $17.55. $17.05 $i

= * Dawson Livestock Co., Dawson $17.45 $17.05 $16.00. $00.00 Milan Stockyard, Milan $17.76 $17.00

= : Heavies -- +. 918-79" | Ti astock Barn, Fitegarald "$17.85 $17.15.

- Millen Livestock Market, Millen $18.00 $17.25 $16.90 $15.75 Ocilla Livestock Co. Ocilla $17.74 $16.75 ze
Fe ee eee atcn. 40.98 SU Ros) Le ee eek ee $18.00 $17.00
Appling Co. Livestock Mktg. Service i Effingham Co. Stockyards, Springfield $17.50, $i6. 50 $

Baxley $17.64 $17.25 $16.43 $00.00 | Bulloch Co. Stockyards: Statesboro $18.60 $17.00 $1





POULTRY FOR SALE.

POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY WANTED



2 Black Bantam Roosters, 1951
hatch, $1. ea. or exchange.
Raleigh Pruitt, Lavonia, Rte. 2.

/



Show type Old English Black
Breasted Red Game Bantams,
. $3. pr.; Extra females, $2. ea.
JW. Goldsmith, Atlanta, 3959
Club Dr. Ch. 1018.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:
Purebred White Cornish
4 Cockerels, $2.50 ea.; Few nice
See 1951 Roosters, $3. ea. All from
A prize winning stock; White
African Guinea Roosters, $2.50;
also some Ring Neck Pheasants.
ee O, L. Craft, Lavonia, Rt.



Purebred Cornish Indiaa
broad breasted type, with long
~ yellow legs, $2.50 ea. FOB. Mrs.
T. W. Newsome, Sandersvilie.

Shuffler and Round Stags, $2.
; and $3. ea. Mrs. Marie Hollard,
sf Dalton,

aos

5 Pit Game Cocks, Clippers-
Falcons, alk good cond., $4.50 ea.

C. L. Griffin, Gainesville, Oak
es St.
* 10 pure Dark Cornish Pullets,

little bone type, 5 mos. old,

$15. H. W. Thurmond, Farming-
ton;

FRIZZLE CHICKENS:

8-old time kind of
chickens, 6 mos. and older, 2
roosters in lot, $15. for lot: also

; 10 Berry cross, large 5 mos. old
ullets and rooster, $15. All

ealthy and FOB my _ Exp.
Station. Mrs. L. E. Sanders,
Buchanan. Rt, 2.
PHEASANTS: ;
Trio 1951 Jap Versicolors, $22.-
50; 1952 hatch: hens: 1 ea.
Golden, $8.; Lady Amherst, $9.;
and 2 White African uinea
be Hees, $2. ea; 2 pr. White Cochin
* bantams, $6. pr. J. F. Ginn, At-

lanta, 451 Metropolitan place Se

Some Ringneck pheasants,
ine trio at my place, or will
pie buyers expense. 8. A.
leener, Richland,

Frizzle |



REDS (N. H. and R. 1):

11 purebred N. H. Red April
hatch pullets,
Ibs., ea., $20, for lot and you
pay express. Rev. J. E. Meeks,
Bethlehem. Rt. 1.

WYANDOTTES:

- 35 April hatch purebred 3-A
maa 4-A White Wyandotte young
hens and 2 unrelated fine 4-A
roosters. From Excellent laying

-strain, $73.00 or $2. ea. FOB.

Mrs. S. P. Jones, Lula. Rt. 2.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,

GEESE:

5 Young Turkeys, June hatch,
$24 Ship COD if desired. Mrs.
J. $8. Woods; Hawkinsville,

3 Blue and White Geese, 7

_

White Ganders, $30.; $7. pr.; $4.
ea.; 9 White Pekin Ducks, 4
Drakes, $20.; $3. pr.; $2, eas

Exch. for chickens, calves, corn,
hay. Home efter 5:30 PM week

days, and Sat. and Sun. James}
E. Smith, Sr., Rex, P.O, Box}
192. ;

BB Bronze Turkeys, $15. pr. at
my farm. Aaron Brownlee,
Americus, Rt. 4.

7 May hatch, full grown
Guinas, for sale. G, R. Beasley,
Garfield.

Reduced prices on turkeys,
pheasants, quail, doves, bantams,
pigeons, ducks, geese and
rabbits. Overstocked. Mrs. Helen





Street Atlanta, 2958 Buford
Hwy. Rt. 2. ;
POULTRY WANTED
BANTAMS:
Want 12 or 15 Common
Bantams, Homer J. Kennedy,

Hamilton, Rt. 1, Box 131.

DUCKS:

Want pair Muscovey Ducks
and pair of Guineas, half grown.
Advise. s: C. Greear, Helen Ga.
(White Co. :

wt. approx. 8\-



MISCELLANEOUS
CHICKENS:

Want to raise chickens on
halves after Kmas. Ill furnish
house, brooder and do work.
You furnish. fuel, feed.

Send stamped: enve-
lope for reply. Mrs. W. Y. Sum-
mers, Newnan, Rt. 5.



FARM HELP WANTED



Want farm hand, single. Will

pay $40. monthly, with board,

laundry, ete. Board will be free
when not working. Pay weekly.
J. F. King, Iron City.

Want White man with family
to care for livestock and other
farm work. Good house, lights,
running water, on paved hwy.
Salary $100. monthly to start
with. S. H. Young, Tennille.

Want reliable farmer for farm
located 20 mi. from Atlanta.
Good house, Elec., permanent
pastures. Standing rent or will
consider share crop if able to
support and finance self. M. L.
Greer, Atlanta, 758 Hill Pine Dr,
S. E. VE 3118.

Want couple or man_ with
small family to live on farm;
attend to few: cows and hogs,
drive Ford tractor, etc. A 12 mos.
job. Located 1 mi town. Write.
T. M. Godwin, McRae, P, O.
Box 201.

Want large farm family, white
or col., for 3 H. farm. Furnish
farm day jwork for 3 or 4 good
hands, $4. day until crop time.
House, elec., on school and bus
line, Must furnish References.
Fred Barber, Jonesboro. P. O.
Box 206. Phone 3111.

Want white, or colored sober,
honest man to work on poultry
farm. Small house, etc. lights,
wood, water, reasonable salary.
About 1/4 mi. city limits on
Sardis. Hwy. Experience not
necessary. R. H. Brinson, Millen



/3rds. and 4ths



7 .

FARM



Want col. couple for farm
work, raising cattle, corn, hay.
Pay and furnish 3 room house,
lights, ete, 3/4 mile city bus.
Must be sober, reliable, willing
to work. Give age. James Elrod,
Rome, Rt. 2. Phone 22675 or
6142.

Want white or colored family
for 50 or 90 acres must be able
to finance self 5 R. house yp 1nt-
ed and screened. Good barn, 4
mi. town on highway and
Warner Robins Bus Rt. Near
store. Come see. J. Van Mc-
Collumx, Rochelle. 5

Want family for 2 H crop on
basis in Walker
Co. 5 R house wired for stove.
Mail and school bus route. Can
move now. V. L. Boss, La-
Fayette, Rt. 2. -

Want sober, reliable 2 H ex-
perienced tr actor farmer.on 50-50
basis. 46 A tobacco, 6.6 A pea-
nuts, corn, cotton if wanted.
Good house, lights, water, on
school mail route, Good tractor
and equipment. Ref. if desired.
H. J. Jones Ellabelle, Rt. 2.

Want reliable col. family, man
to operate tractor and do general
farm work,: woman to do light
farm chores. 4 R house with
running water, elec. Good pro-
position for light family. Must

give references. J. C. Broome,

McBean.

Want man, of man and wife,
to raise chickens on 50-50 basis.
Must be able finance self. 4 R.
house with lights and water
furnished. See me on Sundays,
my place, next to Monastery.
C. L. Weems, Conyers. Rt. 1. >



POSITIONS WANTED



Christian man and woman
wants job on fafm. See or write.
Banster See lt ;
chee Sty .!



HELP WANTED >

family..Experien'










dairy, poultry,
House,- lights,
school bus, mai
be moved. Live on
miles Macon nea
Groc. Store. Arthu
Lizella, Rt. se

Youre man and N
on milk dairy farm
elec. milkers). H
furnished house.
cattle farm. A. B.
347 Crew St., S.

Young white
on dairy farm.

house, reasonab
anywhere immed
Pettit, Lithonia. Call

.Want to contact
wants, man of 14 y
experience growi
hogs on
yellow corn, and
peanuts (harvi
Desire on large sc
ed help. Will ai
or wages with a
garden furnished Os
Atlanta, 431 C
(At Lakewood

Middle age
want job as care

estate for living

living quarters. Go
R. A. Wingate, Ma
St. Phone 3-6105.

Middle aged whit
wife want job on
1953 for part crop
Live 1/2 mile Rock

|Homer Leverette, |

re

Want 20 A fa
Tractor and truck
not in ve r
man in

Old).