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for fear of him the keepers |
an became as dead men,

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women, Fear not ye: for I
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. Lord lay. Matthew



ovenant and Six Hundred
hen Moses led the children.
Egypt, the Hebrew year
13 moons or months of 28
nder this arrangement the
lays always came on the same
e month. The tenth day of
was on the first day of the
he fourteenth day of each
on the fifth day of the week.

day of the month, this was on
lowing the sabbath each year,
[ never. be on the sabbath. When

y of the ont. this was
before the sabbath each

1 id never have been taken up
th and they would never

tines, when Abraham re- .

God told Moses for the chil-
srael to take up the lambs on |



WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1953

over of Moses and the Israelites out of
Egypt. That was on the fifth day of the

week which we call Thursday. The next Z

day, the sixth day of _the week, which
we call Friday, was the day of. His
crucifixion.

we call Saturday, was the Jewish sab-
bath; and the seventeenth day of the
month was the first day of Je week,

_ which we call Sunday.

Until that time the passover was ob-

served in memory of the deliverance of

the children of Israel from Egypt. At
that time Jesus told His disciples that
in the future when they did this they

~ should do it in-remembrance of Him.
-Therefore, according to the Bible when
christians observe the Lords Supper they

do it in remembrance of Him and His

death and resurrection instead of in re-~

membrance of the exodus from Egypt.

a Th was most essential for Jesus to in- |

struct His disciples in the future to ob-
serve these rites in remembrance of Him
instead of in remembrance of the exodus,
for this made it possible for people of

other races to partake and did not limit.

its future observances to thoseSof racial
descent from Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

- In 324 A. D. Constantine the Great

became the first Emperor of the Roman:

Empire to embrace the christian religion.
In 330 A. D. he founded the City of
Constantinople, named, for himself, as
the eastern capitol of the Empire.

Constantine undertook to strengthen
his Empire by making the State religion

-acceptable to all the. people of the Km-

pire, including the eastern sun worship-
pers. Constantine died in 337 A. D.

The first day of the week was called -

Sun Day because the sun is the most
important heavenly body. The second
day of the week was-called Monday, or
Moonday, because the moon is the second
most important heavenly body. The
name Easter was a word derived from
-ancient worshippers of the Spring who
used it because the sun rises in the east
and controls the seasons.

By this arrangement the Jews could
still observe their sabbath on the seventh
day of the week. The christians could
still observe the resurrection on the first
day of the week, Because the first day
of the week was also called Sunday, it
was the day of worship for the sun god.
In other words, the first day of the week,

pune and rer are simply ihres



Fi IRST DAY OF THE WEEK
(Miscalled Easter)

| of the week.
The sixteenth day of the
month and seventh day of the week, which

_ who accept Him, of their like resurrec-
tion at His second coming, He arose on

not depend on rolling away, the stone



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es

the course of time the Christians in n th
Roman Empire accepted, the term Easter
Sunday instead of resurrection first day












The above is given merely as a matter
of history and to keep the record straig
The paramount thing is the observance of
the Lords last passover supper in r
membrance of His death, burial and res<
urrection. ie









Jesus died on the cross as the perfect os
all-sufficient sacrifice in atonement for
all the sins of all men who repent and
accept Him Asa covenant with all thosa















the third day in the sight of men. Jesus
said before Abraham was I am. Jesus
is God. The resurrection of Jesus did





from the tomb. It did not depend upon
the appearance of angels to men. It_
could have taken place without any man
knowing about it. It was as if Chris
had said to Mary and His disciples, my
own resurrection is evident to you of my |
power to raise from the dead all those =
who believe on me. =

According to the ancient calendar tha Se
sixth of our April is the anniversary of |
the resurrection of Christ. Next Sunday
will be the fifth day of April and will |
miss by only one day being the true resur= |
rection day. Most Christians will ob- |
serve the day next Sunday, which i
really the anniversary of the~ sabbath, |
during which Christs body rested in i
tomb.

_As we who are Christians observe and z
remember the day of His rested 4
we should also remember that many Oh |
the ancient dead arose after the resum |
rection of Christ. In Matthew 27: 52,
53 we are told And the graves wer@
opened; and many bodies of the saints
which slept arose, And came out of the
graves after His resurrection, and went |
into the Holy City, and appeared untae -
many. q

We should also remember constantly
Christs promise that He will come again
and send His angels to gather His elect
throughout the earth and seas, whether |
they be among the dead or among thos ;
who remain on earth. He also warna |
us that at such time you think not, the |
Lord shall come. f

TOM LINDER {

~

Commissioner of Agriculture








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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

S

FLOWERS AND SEED
_FOR SALE

Red Carnation, Milk and Fragrant Lemon Lilies, $1.
Wine Butterfly Bulbs, Xmas] doz; Orange Day Lilies, 40c
Cacti, Cedar Fern, Conch Be- doz.: $1.50 C; $6. M; Dbl. Or-

onias, Sultanas, Coleus, 5, $1.5 ange Day Lilies, Mixed Colors
eden Iris Lilies, Mixed Flow- Iris, 50c doz.; $3. C; Trumpet
er cutttings, 10, "$1; Petunias,} and Dbl. Daffodils, 40c doz.;

Violets, Larkspurs, Daisy Mums,
35c doz.; Exch. for sacks. Mrs.
Joseph Gibbs,

Dif. colors
Petunias, 15c doz.; Purple
Stripe, Silver Striped, and
Green and White Striped Jew,
also Sultanas, 10c ea. Add

$2. C; $10..M, PP in Ga. Mrs.
Emma Clayton, Roy.

White Conch, Strawberry Be-
gonias, Rose, White Oxalis or
Shamrock, 25c ea.; Grey Iris,
with blue falls Orange Day
Lilies, $1. doz.; Hollyhock, Bal-
son, Giant Marigolds, Zinnia

Rebecca, Rt. 2.

Mums, Mixed

ostage. Mrs. P./E. Traylor, Seed, (have flowers 6 in, diam.)
ebecca. 20c large pkt. Mrs. W.
L an, R E
Ageratum, Primroses, Paper Se se: ;
White Narcissus Bulbs, Fever- Grandmother's Old _Time

few, Ten Weeks Stock, Daf-
fodils,-Oxalis, 50c doz. in dollar
Jots or more. Add postage. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin, Register, Rt.
1. Box 20.

Chrysanthemum Plants Bur-
andy Red) Lavender Lady, 50,
Fi Mrs. J. Y. Ross, Rex.

Bleeding Heart, 75c ea.; But-
terfly, Golden Rod, D. Perkin
Rose, (rooted), oueHines 10c ea.;
Jonquil Bulbs, $1. Bridal-
wreath, Spirea Bulbs, 10c ea.;
Blue Iris, 25c ea.; Bronze Chry-
santhemums, 50c doz. FOB.
Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

Jap. Iris (Kaempferi), bloom-

All colors Chrysanthemums, | jn i lumps, any color,
large, small, Silvery Blue Sal- labeled, 350 ea: $20. CF Ad-
via, Goldenglow, Dbl. Coreop-} miral Byrd, Majestic Daisy,
sis, all col. Dbl. Gaillardia, | pjants $1.50 doz: $10. C. V.
Yellow Cone Flowers, Pink W. Wilson, Savannah, Rt. 3,
Achillea, Physostegia, mixtures Box 184: _ Z

$1.25 doz.; Blooming _ size
Gloriosa, 75 ea.; Velvety Red
Everblooming Rose, large, 75c

Pink and Red Bachelor But-
ton Seed, 10c pack, plus self

ea. Mrs. Maude Granger, Reids-| addressed envelope. Mrs. J.
ville. O. Montgomery, Scottdale.
Rose Scented Geranium cut- Chrysanthemum Plants, nam-
tings, l5c ea; Red Gizzard,;ed and _ labeled; Exhibition
Xmas Cacti, Solid Green, Pur-} Pompom, Anfemones, Fujii,
ple and Silver Stripe Jew cut-| Button Types, all colors. Miss
tings, 10c -ea.; Purple Achi-| Frances Taylor, Sharon.
By OS te dot, VEN &. wrvea Clad Rule Meanie

benas, Red, Orchis, Deep Rose,

White With -Red Stripe, 10c| colors, $2. C. Mrs. J. W. Byrom,
ea. Mrs. D. W. Faircloth,| Sharpsburg, Rt. 1.
Rochelle, P. O. Box 1044. Giant Exhibition Type nas
Yellow Cannas, 50c doz.;| Garnet King, 20c ea. damp
Shasta Daisies, Mums, small,| Packed; Glad Bulbs, mixed col-
early spring flowers, White | 0rs, unlabeled, 1 in. diam., 20c
and Blue Iris, 40c doz.; Also| doz. Add postage. No stamps.
want Ferns, Rose cuttings, ie David J. Arnold, Shell-
man.

Rhubarb Roots, Peonies, Pyra-
canthas, or cuttings of Gard-

x : arg Mums, 4
enia, Camellia, Azaleas, or any BCP rae Oe) AEs

doz., $1.; 2 Rosemarys, $1.; 50









box flowers. Mrs. J. O. Maul-
din, Rocky Face.

Few Young Tiger, Lemon,
and Orange and Red Dbl, Lily
Plants, Five Cents each: Pink
Cherokee, Blue, and Everbear-~
fing Red Rose cuttings, 10c; Red
Spirea, Althea, rooted, 25c;
Star of Bethlehem, 2, 5c. Miss
O. D. Kirk, Rockmart, Rte2;

Chrysanthemums, large yel-
low, white, bronze, any kind,
50c doz.; Large Red Cannas,
yellow, orange, 75c ea.; Pink
Peony, $1. ea.; Dorothy Perkin
Pink Rambling Rose, rooted,
60c. Plus postage. Mrs. Mabel

White and Yellow Lady Bank-

sia Thornless Rose, 2, $1.; Abe-
lias, Ligustrums, White, Pink
Rose, 50c ea.; Red, Pink, Blue
Hydrangeas, $1.50 ea. Add
postage. Mrs. V. M. Johnson,
Shellman. ;

White Daisy Mums, Yellow
Dwarf, $4. C; Pink Embricated
Camellia cuttings, $1.25 doz.
Prompt shipment, All damp
packed. Mrs. Joe A. Whaley,
Shellman, Rt. 2, Box 166.

Fine large Bearded Iris,
Orchid, Sky Blue, Yellow, Pur-



Moore, Rome, Rt. 1.

ple, Many 2 Tones, Si; 25 doz.
Mis. Ji. McGurie, Adairs-
ville, .

Rt. 2.

MARKET BULLET!

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Domestie Nandina Seed, 52
crop, 60c; Coral Vine Tubers,
co size,e 50 ea.; Dbl.
Pearl Tuberose Bulbs, med.
size, 16-70c; $2.35 C. Del. to
3rd. zone, 5e on checks. Miss
Mittie Collins, Smithville, Rt.

* Bxhibition Mums,
Quill Red, White, Yellow,
Fuchsia, Yellow and Red Two
Tone, Bronze, Pink, White,

Daisy ae 36 pplants, Bic Plus
postage. rs. M. Johnson,
Bainbridge, c/o Johnsons
Store.

5
Yellow Jasmine, '30c
bunch; Jonquil Bulbs, 25c doz.:
$1.; Snow Dro s, $1. C; Broad
Leaf Garlic ulbs, 50c - doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Carl. B,

1 dozen mixed Pinks, 55c;
doz, $2.;

Gaddis, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Giant _Dahlias,
White, Sunburst,
Norris Mrs. George, Superba,
Glamour, Mrs. Warner, Trea-
sure Island, Buckeye King, 50
var., all fine, $2.50 doz.; Large
Type Chrysanthemums, J gol.
a doz. Add postage. Mrs. L.

P. Ivey, Bremen, Hic ae

Dusty Miller,
Jonquils, Star "of Bethlehem,
Butter and Eggs, Daffodils,
Larkspur, 2c ea.; $1.50 C; 1000
mixed, $10. Add postage.
Clumps Shrubberry, cheap at
my yard; Also Chrysanthe-
mums, Iris, 50e doz. Mrs.
Arthur Meeler, Bishop, Rt. 1,
Box 222. .

Large Dbl. Pink and Red
Poppy Seed, 10c large spoon;
Large branching unflower
Seed, 20c cup; Large Slender
Red Pepper, 25 per doz. pods.
Add postage. Mrs. Luther | T.
Hutson, Blairsville, Star Rt. ~

Cacti, Begonias, Coleus, Pur-
ple Stripe Jew, Parlor Ivy, 12
cuttings, $1.; Fluffy Ruffle and
another Fern (name unknown)
35c ea.; 2, 60c; If ordered with
cuttings, 25 ea.; Mixed Dah-
lias, 75e doz..PP in Ga. Mrs.
Lovelle Ownbey, Blairsville,
RE53, Box82: > d

Boxwood, 10 in., $3. doz.;
American Tree and Gobe
Arborvitae, 12-18 in., $4. doz.;
Wisteria, Spruce Pine, Beauty
*|/Rose, 8, $1.; Large Per.
Phlox, 3 doz. $1.; Pink Rhodo-
dendron, Mtn.- -Laurels, $2. doz.
Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge.

Pink and White Rhododen-

Mamoth
Kathleen

Day ~ Lilies,

drons, Pink Cherokee Rose,
Mtn. Laurels, all col. Wild
Azaleas, 2-3 ft., $2. doz.; Globe

and American Tree Arborvitae,

2 ft, $1. ea.; Boxwood, 10 in.,
$3. doz. Bob Wilson, Blue
Ridge.

50 M rooted pies Hedge,

50 C, or 200 for 3. sacks
Rooted Purple Wisteria, 50c
ea.;- 3, $1.; Pink and White
Spirea, Red Radiance Rose
blooms monthly and Pink Rose
cuttings, 25cea.; 6, $1. Del.
Mrs. B. L. Thornton, Bowdon.

Rooted Verbenas, new vel-
vety colors, Royal Blue, Dark
Red, (White Eye), 4: Reds,
White, Purple, Rose, Orchid, 4
Pinks, Lavender, American
Beauty, Wine, also Fern Leaf
Type, others, 18 asst., $1.35
prepaid. Damp packed. Mrs.
H. E. Richatdson, Bowdon, Rt.
i:

Red Crape Myrtle, White
Eng. Native .Dogwood, White,
Red Spirea, Dbl., Pink Rambler
Roses, 8, $2.; White, Deep
Blue, Light Blue, Purple Ger-
man, Wine Delta tis) 8. Ot:
Large Incurved Orchid, Bron-

ze Mums, 10, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. C. B. Robinson,
Bowdon.

Old Fashion Purple Violets,
Day Lilies, mixed German Iris,
Dbl. Phoenix and Emperor
Daffodils, Butter and Eggs,
White Narcissi, Dbl. Red Can-
nas, 75c doz.; $4. 20 C.. PP. Mrs:
Bee Harrison, Bremen, Rt. 2,



Box 81. '

White Narcissi, $2. ce
Orange Day Lilies, Purple, 2
Tone, and White Iris, Red,
Yellow Cannas, 75 doz.; King
Alfred Jonquils, 25 doz.;
Snowdrop Bulbs, Purple Ver-
bena, 6, 25c; Small Bloom
Jonquils, 25 doz. Exch. for
print sacks. Martha Womack,
* Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 89.

Lavender, }

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE .

=
~10 colors rooted Bers Ver-
bena, 3 doz., $1.. Pink Bronze,
Red Daisy Mums,

Mnums, ~ Azaleamums,
(disbud) $1. ie. Ad_ postage!
under $2. Mrs. H. B. ae
Chula.

om

lias, Dbl. Crape Myrtle, 3 col.

Hydrangeas, Purple
50c ea.; Nandinas, ee
Dahlia Tubers, large, 25
Plus postage. Viola C. Brady,
Cairo, Rt. Box 343.

White Weigelas, Spirea, Blue
|Linda, Forsythia, 3, $2.24;
Juniper Cut., Dbl. Var. AL
theas, English Dogwoods, Win-
ter Honeysuckles, 12.-in,, 10,
$1.15; Jap. Sunflower, 2 doz.,
$1.50. Mrs. E. B. Thornton,
E. L. Harrison,, Bremen, Rt.
22; BOX. Bie Sees :

Mums, large flowers,
low, wine, laven tone,
10 each, also 10 small Flower-

ing Mums, $1. Each color
wrapped separately, damp
packed. Mrs. Cammie Lee

Hunt, Buford; Rt. 1.

Pink Phritt Sob. @s-- ga:
300; $4.50, 500; $8. M. With
roots. PP. Alma Moseley, But-
ler, Rt. 2.

Giant Dbl. Red, Yellow, Or-

chid, Purple, Bronze Dahlia
Bulbs, 3, 25c; Large Daisy,
Button, Cushion Mums, | all
colors, 50c doz. Ad _ postage.
Mrs. Johnnie Harmon, Cal-.
houn, Rt. 2)
Dbl. Hollyhocks, Poppy,

Sweet William Seed, 20c pkt.;
Plants: Goldenglow, Dbl. Lark-
spur, per. Phlox, Red, Yellow,
White Chrysanthemum, Blue,
White, Purple, Rust color Iris,
each 50c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. C. 'C. Gentry, Ceeee
Rts 3, =Box 137:

4 Cannas, Tube Roses, Glads,
Daffodils, $1. doz.; Milk and
Wine, Day and = Amaryllis

Lilies,. Pink Crape Myrtle, Red
Seven Sister Running Rose,
Coralberry, Umbrella Palm,
Lantana, 25c ea. Add postage.
Exch. for print Sacks. Mrs. W.
E. Wooten, Camilla.

Star of Bethlehem, a doz.,
50c;. Broom, 3, $1.; Forsythia,
Pink_ Running Roses, Purple,

ea. Exch. for African
Pink Hyacinths, large White
Mums, Tulip Bulbs. ed Oxa-
lis.. Ce H. Rhodes, Caren, Rt.
1 as
N
4 dif. Altheas, Butterfly Bush-
es, tee so) lots of other
shrubs, 5 $1: - Also Azalea-
mums, 4 dif, Mums, Per.. Phlox,
other per. flowers, $1. doz. Add
postage. Mrs. T. K, Moore, Sr.,
Canton, Rte ot

Star of Bethlehem Cacti,
large blooms. (yellow), Pink
and White Dbl. Begonia, Pink,
White Granius cuttings, White,
Aug. Lilies, 25c ea.; Mixed col.

iolets,

Noel Payne, Canton, Rt. 3.

Indian. Paint Bruck,
Hollyhocks, Yellow
Shasta. Daisy, 3 kinds Prin-
rose, Per. Phlox, Per Asters
(blue), many - others, 30 plants,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Frank
Wheeler, Canton, Rt. 3.

- Govt. Insp. Apiteas
all colors, good roots, moss
packed, $1.50 doz. Plus 25
postage, each dozn; 50 postage
out of state. Exch. dozen for
6 print sacks alike, or 3 alike.
No odds. Ea. pay postage. Mrs.

Dbl.
Daisy,

a4 St,

Doyle Evans, Carttecay.
Long, ind Short Trumpet
Daffodils, 75c C; Db. Mums,

pink, white, daisy type, bronze,
pink, 40c doz.: Moon Vine|y
Seed, 10c doz. PP. Add_post-
(10e on checks). Mrs. Ela

Griffin.

Dry Tube Rose Bulbs, Delta,
Siberian Iris, 75 doz.; 15. fine
Tris, (1 Dykes Medal Winner
free), $1.; I-rge Commerical
Mums, white, yellow, pink,
Spider Mums, $1. doz.;

Type, mixed col, 50c doz;

all kinds,
sizes, felons, Pe looms, Button |

Wax Lead Ligustrum, Abe al
each Oleanders, Altheas, 2 col.|1

yel- |

*lea.; $1. orders PP. Rt

Pink Dbl. Petunia cuttin Ss, 25C N.

doz. Jeane Wilson, Be a,

Dahlias, med., large, $1. doz.;
Purple Easter Lilies, 10c ea.;
$1. doz. Add postage. Mrs. |.

Moore, Cataula, c/o A. H. :

Small | b

Master Slection:
varieties, California
and Southern _ strz
doz.; Plus postage.
MO. Mrs. Lena Madd X
esville.

=

oe colors 2 Tone Da
, red -white, red
yuble

field grown, all
large, medium, pom}
Fashima (white -spid'
$1. Add postage. _
Law, Chula. | 2

Rooted veo =
Rose, all with white

varieties Mums,
Damp moss packed. M1















































Whiten, Chula.

Glad Bulbs, med. siz
bow colors, 60c doz.
Land, Clayton, c/o Ki
Farm. ~ ;

Largest vara
Bulbs: King of Blacks
hys Masterpiece,
King, Yellow King,
Midas, Orange Giant,

Beacon, Red Jersey, ette
50 doz. PP; Mrs Josie
Clayton, Box 313s 2

Shasta Daises, 35 do:
ed Cannas, yellow, -ora:
doz.; Mixed mums,
rust, -yelow, 50c doz.;
Pink Running Rose, x
White Iris, $1. doz.;
Holly and White Dogwoo

Howard, Clevela d,

Clematis Vin wi]
White Iris, 50: See
ple;.., 15e52 doze Gi
Violets, 50r doz.; Lar;
Morning Glory Roots, and
Door Running Fern,
Daffodils, Narcissi,
$1..C. Add postage. M
Brown, Columbus, 132
Wood Dr. :

Privet Plants, old and y
free. Come. dig
away. Japnie

ai olley,
lanta, 1338 N.
Ww.

. Hightower :

a o

Atrioan Violeta: SI
rooted plants, all differen
labeled including at le
|doubles, 3, $1.25; 7, $2.25;

Greenwood Ave.,

Large White Betsy |
Chrysanthemum Plants,
doz. No checks. MO. No.
filled ur 1d
?|Myrtle P. Hunt,
Capitol View Ave.,

Boxwoods, 2- 10 yrs. old
75c. ea:;Swec. Wiliam Pla
50c- doz.; Forsythia, Gard
25c - $2. A. F. Jackson,
435 Aud geste a N.
5495.

arse White Iris, ,
Blue Siberian. Iris, 50c doz.
Dbl. and Single Orange Day
Lilies, 40c doz.; Scarlet This
25c bunch; Chrysanthemum:
mixture, medium daisy |
tons, Betsy Ross, large.
them at my home. Mrs. Juli
Singleton, Atlanta, 1139
Ave., S.. Ey Di. 2654 eens

Azaleamums,.. red,
yellow, bronze, 50c doz.:
Oleanders, 5c; Geranium ~
tings, red, pink, white,
rooted, 16c a.; - PP- on $
orders. Mrs. Frank Ba
Atlanta, 1185 Moreland
S.;E.

aa

92.25

Achimenese, - Blue,

Lavender, $1. doz.; Glor

Climbing Lily, $1.25 ea.
Wilson, . Atlanta,

ee Ave., N. E.

Red, Pink, White

da of each, 1 Pi

Mrs. W.
ville, Rt.

Fall Chrysanth
ronze, p
$1.; i Large I *



Moss . packed.



Mrs. J. G. Robertson, Carroll-
ton. : hae

Add _ postage. |












FLOWERS| AND SEED

- FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.




S AND SEED : "FLOWERS: AND SEED
FOR SALE FOR SALE /







| Hawk (dark velvety red),| Red, White Thrift, 3 doz,| Nice large Dahlias.. asst, Colorado Gold, other varie
White Doty, Yellow Doty,|$1.15; Small Type Azalea-|colors, $1. doz.; Also Wooden |ties Chrysanthemum Plants for
[|Shasta Daisy, $1. doz.; Small|mums, White, Pink, Red, mix-|Holyhocks, white, pink, 25c|sale. Mrs. Rowe Johnson,
.;| Yellow Button, Small White}ed, 4 doz., $1. 50; Per. Phlox|ea.; Blue Flags, $1. doz. Plus|Douglasville, Box 207.
[| (pincushion center), Daisy | Purple, Rose, 5 clumps, $1.25; |postage. Mrs. J. G. Hunnicutt, .
$8. | Type dif. coors. and sizes, 18,/Verbene, 80c doz.; About 400 Dial. Dbl. Orange Day Lilies, 3
) >|S1. Add 20c postage for $1.|Jonquil and Daffodil: Bulbs/| doz., $1.10; Yelow 4 o'clock,
Lace Ferns, |orders. No less filed. Miss Ruth|mixed, $3. plus postage. Mrs. Dahlias, mixed, dbl., $2. doz.; | Chinese Forget-Me-Not Seed,
E. Ston2./Underwood, Conyers, Rt. 3. Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1. Smaller, $1.50; Mixed Peren-|15c ttsp. Plus stamped address-
vs Sas nial Phlox, Mums, Goldenglow,|d envelope. Miss Sarah AL
| Healthy, well sprouted Day| Rooted Pink... Thrifts 4 Buttercups, 20 col. mixed and|Wright, Elberton, 107 College
Lily Bulbs, . unlabeled, fine |large clumps, $1. Add 25 post-|Blue Siberian Iris, Thrift, | Ave.
Leese 83. PP: in Ga. aes age. Mrs. Clarence McMillian,|Hibiscus, 60c doz.; 2 each, Poppies: Very dbl Salwin
uchanan, oe: t.|Dacula, Rt. 1. Tulips, Easter Hyacintths, Pink, or Mixed Col. saucer

:|3. Tel. 2131. ;
. Large or Small Ddhlias, ae ay, ae ee size, nice plants, 50c doz.; 3

A
plant free: No| Rooted Cherokee Roses, 50c good colors, etc.,~ $1.25 doz.|Gj doz., $1.; Mums: Bronze with
e Griffin, Adel, ea. PP. in Ga. Mrs. R. L. Oz-|PP. Mrs. B.A. Weeks, Dial. ey Dahlonega, Rt. 1. reddish gold reverse, favoritte,



































more, Colquitt. Large Dahlia Bulbs, asst. col., i 50c doz.; 3 doz., $1.; Achimenes
l $1. doz. Plus postage. Miss| Al colors Giant Size Dablias | Bulbs, purple | giant, 25c, $1.
ane Pearl Begonias: white single, red, Betty Hunnicutt, Dial. al mixed and dbl, $2. doz.;|Add postage. Mrs. "Frank



osa, Sprengeri|Pink, rose double, rooted, 30c Clements, Enigma.
Lilies, Sc og ea.; 4, $1.; King Alfred Daf-| Dahlia Bulbs, good eyes, Aiel oe a ghee ee : 3
Seed, 25c pk; fodils, Chinese Sacred lLily|mixed colors and sizes, large, |Bjye Siberian Tris, Thrift, 60c 4 o'clock, finest mixed, 2-
: - 35e Bulbs, 50c doz. Add postage.|small, al unnamed,. $1.30 doz.|goz- Hardy Hibiscus, 6, 60c. 21/2 ft., showy, bushy, Grand-
xtra for ship-|No out-of-state orders. Mrs.|Plus postage. Or exch for 4 Add postage. Mrs. Lona Black- mothers Favorite, bearing
Misc) Beatric Odom, Cordele, Box|print sacks or 5 white. Ea. pay|well, Dahlonega, Box 51. hundreds Red, Yelow, White,
wh eee Se postage. Mrs. Dean Walker, 8 Violet, and Variegated flow-
hoee food Daly a : Red Hot Poker, 4, 50c; $1.35 }s, 25c pkt.; 50c cup. Exch.
and Baby | Fine Cannas, Eurkea White, _ |doz.; Evergreen vine, 50, $1.75; for other flowers or euttings.
Large Giant, King Humbert Red,| Large mixed color Dahlias,|_3 : Blue Flag Flowers, 5,|/4dd postage. Mrs. J. N. Bar-
ag Center |Gold, Yellow Humbert, Madam | $1.25 doz.; Yellow Cannas, $1. 50c: $1. doz.; Lilies, 3, 50c. Add\ty, Esom Hill, R 1. ee
Xmas | Fanare = prs of Portland = pe vee Mrs. Eunice postage. Dollie Pearson, Dah-| Beg ine aka
in 0 doz 10. C; $40.) Woody, Dial. > onias, pi
gonia cuttings, a; $ $ $ y. lonega, Rt. 1, Box 43. cuttings, 25c ea.; 4 kinds Cacti,

P M; Shasta Daisies, mixed : -
House lants, Mums, $2. C- Mrs. J. R.-Camp, Dahlia Bulbs, good eyes,| Evergreen, and large type 25c ea.; Blue G Ape Ayacin-






























ostage. No chks. 2
Cordele. : |mixed colors and sizes, large, ths, 40c doz. Mrs. . 'T. Coc-
a ain ee Meee a Gakemed 4100 dole pie ike ce ne noes aren, Bliay, RE. aoe 2
Oleanders, dbl. yellow, pink Plus postage. Or exch. for 4] yor spots. Ea. pay _ postage. 2 :
$3. M.|Single, red and white, $1. ea.;|print sacks or 5 white. Ea pay | yrs Tenthan WeCalyin Lavender Fox Grove, Lemon
David Thrift, 5 colors, rose, orchid,|postage. Mrs. Dean: Walker,;)Donalsonvile, Rt. 1. | Lilies, Per Phlox, Iris | je
etc., 75 $1.; White Shasta Dial. : at ape Mint, 40c doz.; Red Hibiscus,
Daisies 25. $1.; Gardenias, : Chrysanthemmums large ex- Altheas, Forythia,__ English
















35c doz. 3/{rooted, $1. Add postage. Mrs. Goldenglow, Blue Ageratum, |pipifion types, all colors, 50c Dogwood, Climbing Roses, Ar-
Garlic bulbs, "45c| Annie West, Geeseouaiie Pink Thrift, Dusty Miller, Fall | goz, NGA postaee All plants borvitaes, Sweetshrubs, 35
Pinks, Pink, White Prim- abelad: Miss Matie Belle| ) Blooming size Tiger Lily
Lerge White and Yellow In-|rose, Larkspur, Yellow and|@dqwards Douglasville 23 Bulbs, 30c ea. Ad postage.
-- \curved Mums, 10 $1.; Yellow|White Blooming Moss, mixed | Spring St oa) Mrs. Lee Eller, Elijay, Rt. 2.
- rooted, 40c ea.}and Red Spoon Mums, $1. doz.;} Verbena, 60c doz; Tiger, Lem- pete
Mixed Small Type Mums, 20c,|on, Day Lilies, Red Hot Poker,| Dbl. Pink Conch Begonias, Oakleaf, Everbloming Hyd-
- >. ,\|$1..Large White King ee 80 doz. Add postage. Miss 1. |roted 35c ea.; Unrooted, 20c |*#08ea (white), Lavender Pink
fieldj19 $1. Add postage. Mrs. W.|M. White, Dahlonega, Rt. -1,/ea.; Salmon Sulttanas, rooted, Myrtle, Purple Lilacs, 25 ea.;
Star Flower, Tritoma, Purple

yellow, ee Johnson, - Crawfordville, Rt. | Box 57. 25c ea.; Unrooted, 15c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. BE. L.. Howard, Tris, 25 buneh: Petunia Plants,

a : : cee . Native Azaleas, 25 - ea.5 $2. 15 doz.; Green Jew, 5c ea.;

aisies, Cushions,| Giant mixed Zinnias, Sun-|doz.; Chrysanthemums, White, pease et eee ee Christmas, June, Star Fish,
Mrs. Susie Burt,/shine and Striped Marigold |Yellow, Bronze, Wine Blue| Al colors Native Azaleas, $1.|Peanut Cacti, 10c ea. Jeru-
: : Seed, Old Fashion. Bachelor |Iris,, Yellow Primrose, Red |doz.; Old Fashion Snowball|salem Cherry Seed, 10c_ pkg.




















Button, 75c cup. Add post-|Horsemint, 50c doz. Love In|Bushes, 50c _ea.; 3, $1.; White Add BES Mrs, R. H aha

>; White |age. Mrs. W. B. Haney, Cum-}The Mist, White Daisies, Blue | Dogwood, Sweetshrubbs, $1.| Ellijay, Rt.
$2. ie ming, Rt. 5. Grape Hyacinths, 25c doz.;|doz. All rooted, govt. insp. Add| y,)
: : Weigelas, Hydrangeaas, 50c ea.|postage. Mrs. Cleave Cantrell, elow Daffodils, Red Mont:
Mix. col. Large and Small|Add postage. Mrs. Presley | Ellijay, Emma St. bretia, Yellow, Blue Iris, Calif.
es of|Dahlias, 5, bulb, $1.; Dbl.|Fowler, Diamond. : . Nar Grey Violets, Yellow Dbl. Day
- Pink|White and Single Pink Be- < 12 Roses, -5.; Roses, 50c, Lilies, White, Orange Mums,,








gonias, 2, 25c: Dbl. Pink| Blue Roman Hyacinth Bulbs, |75c, $1.: Blue and Yelow Iris,}Pink Phlox, 45c doz.; Brown
Begonias, 15c. Add postage;| $2.25 C. Add postage. Mrs.| White Tris, 50c: doz; Mixed|Incurved Mums, Goldenglow,
Rt.|Exch. Light Yellow and Pink|Hoyt Chandler, Danielsville, Chrystanthemmum TA ETA E|65c doz.; Bleeding Heart bulbs











Dahias, for Bronze and Dark|Rt. 2, Box 141. idler mae 50c doz.; a onset ahee x ia oe
4 pa ostage. Mrs. Orene Tate, : igen Lilies, 25 and 35c ea.; postage. Mrs. D. P. Gar-
ow | ee ace. bey Sestee Rt. 4. Red Hot Poker, 3 50c; $1.75| Also Violets and Thrift, for |rett, Ellijay.

Hardy Chrysanthe- ; doz.; Evergreen Vine, $3. C; ; ee
_doz.; And Shasta| Ferns, Begonias, Sultanas, 3, March Flowers, Blue Flag, 5, nae: Se Yellow Japonica, 3, $1
/ Also|$1.: Justicia, Fuchsia, Varie-|50c; $1. doz.; Also. Mastodon} |. Daffodils, Jonquils, 50c_ doz
Sca-|gated Pathos, Ivy, Geraniums,|Strawberry Plants, $7.50 M.| Large Dbl. Single. Tube Rose,|Golden Chain, 50c_ea.;
_|45c ea.: Hydrangeas, $1.; Pur-|Add postage. Mrs. ~ Claude |60c doz.; Blooming size mixed |Itis, 75c doz.; Orange
ple, White Jew, 20c; June|Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,|Glads, 40c doz.; Bulblets, 50c Lilies, 3 doz., $1.; Red Dog-





















: _ |acti, 45; Day Lilies, Dusty|Box 49 A. - "\C; Red, Lavender, Dbl. Yel- woods, 4, $1. Exch. for 100 Ib.
Dbl. White, | Miller, 30c doz.; Butterfly , low, Mums, 35 doz: Single|cap. feed sacks. No checks








Pink, Red|pian 50c. doz.:. Variegated, |, Fe Asters, Yellow Button |Daisy and Red Cushion Mums,|Add postage. Mrs. Anni
Pink Lavender | Coffee Grass, 35 ee eae Mums, Per. Phlox, Maiden|White Physostegia, Ageratum, Gentry, Ellijay, Rt 3.
tle, 25c; White Wis- | postage. Mrs.. Otis Mashburn, Hair Ferns, White Easter|95 doz. Mrs. C: E. Leverett, s
White, Pink, Or-| Cumming * Roses, Winter Hollyhocks, your|East Point, 2595 Ben Hill Rd. Dbl. Red and White Spotied
cus | Roots, 25 ea.; i collection, $1. doz.; Boxwood,|Ra. 9636. Dahia Potatoes, 3, $1.; Lemon

i, Dbl. Daffodils.| Large Purple Eater Iris,|$1.25 doz.; Grape Hyacinths, Lilies, 3 doz. $1; Golden
fies, 25c doz. Add|Blue Grape Hyacinths, Orange |50c doz.; Weigelas, 4, $1.; Ever-| Large Type Chrysanthemums, Chain, 3, $1.; Daffodils, King
"Effie Smith, Aus-|Day Lilies, Sweet Williams, 50c/green Hedge Plants, $1.25 C.|large pin, Peggy Ann Hover, eee ns or ss

f j . fee sacks. No

d Ophi Moss acked. Mrs. F. M.|Yelaw, White, 75c d t
0z.; Ophiopogon, 75c; Dragon packe ts WMH not chip Mes. G. (checks. Add postage. Martin




























ie f Head, Mums, 40c doz.: Yellow |Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt 1 . yard. Will not ship. Mrs. J
ft, Purple Iris,| winter Jasmine,. blooming 8 W. Maddox, East Point, 107 E.|M. Gentry, Elijay, Rt. 3.

, Yelow Clus-|Pear, Pink Running) Roses,|,, Blue Dutch Iris, Day Li-| Washington Ave. Tel. Ca.| yi cols. Dbl. Touch-Me-Nots ;

Narsissi, Mixed |Bridalwreath, 25, 50c _ea.;|/'@S; Spanish Iris, Mums, Phy-| 0965. 250 Th 13 dif. kinds BL

utter and Eggs, 2/Giobe Sha sostegia, 50c doz.; Yellow
. ped Boxwoods, large A cipeae? e : ;
nrooted cuttings | <i7es. Mattie Durban, Cum- Thornless, Pink Peachree| Chrysanthemums, large pink ce ae te he oe :

Roses, | Weigelas,| mine Roses, Bridalwreath,, Lilacs, |Daisy, Judith Anderson, 5c

ess Hellytrock. ming, Rtt. 1. Red Honeysuckles, New Years|doz. Silver Sheen, _ Nellie All col. Petunias, and Moss, 20
ble, 25c. Add post.| Bridalwwreath, Lilac, Jas-|Virle, $1.25 doz.; Mixed Dahlia |Kleris, 95c doz.; No. 2 Mar- small amount; Regal Lily, 40:
T. Smith, Austell,|mine, Spirea, Easter Rose,|Bulbs, $1. doz.; Glad Bulbs, |gret Fulton Glad) Bulbs; <50c Dub, Dahlia * Tubers, "286 ten
: Send postage. Mrs. J. F. Gre-_





































- Gordon Ra. Holy, Cedar, Dogwood, 3, $1.;|75c doz PP. in Ga. Mrs.|C; $4. C; Geraniums, Dbl. Rea | 5 Ae
A \Large var. Chrysanthemums,|Martha White Dahlonega, Rt. Salmon, White, 50c ea. Add 15c|& Ellijay, Rt. 3.
nns - Lace,|Sweet William Plants, Orange|1, Box 60. postage. Mrs. H. H. Stalmaker,| Vinca, Periwinkle Vine,



: 30c large 1 . % a
ae Gold. Lady es eae Zee recs, White Easter Roses, Snow- ee Orange Lilies, Star of Bethle-
: Star of su Ie eee US!pballs, Lilacs, Goldenbells, Al-| Large Chrysanthemums, | hem, . Wild Iris, Purple Fox
postage. No Fla. orders. Gladys = i : glove, 5 doz., $1.; Gold But-
> Mixed |Duran Cumming, Rt. 1 theas, Bridalwreath. Red, Pink,|Pink Daisy, Silver Sheen, Or-
seks, Seed, 5c TbL: Saas White Spirea, Oak Hydrangeas, chit Banquet, and Spray Nel- ton Mums, mixed col. Glads,
Oe Gembic| Rooted Monkey Tail Cacti |Crabe Myrtle,.Deutzia, Almond |lie-Kleris: Yelow, 90 doz. Pre-|Pink Tiatdy FMon Lemon
Red Bachelor|30c ea: Unrooted, 25c ea.;!Flowering), Japonicas, Box-|paid. No orders fess tha, St ee ee Or: Snowballs, re
> Forsythia, 25|Biddie Cacti, 50c ea: Green|woods, Jasmine, Eng. Dog-|Orders for Ga, only. Mrs. 3, |o2> Golden Bell," Jasvyineoa
"de Logan, Austell,|and White Jew. cuttings, 25c|}wood, your collection, $1.50|A. Fambrough, Elberton, RFD Ee aes Postage? Misi Naan
pe ea! Add postage. Mrs. Samuel|doz.; Siberian Iris, Trailing/1. - iat erson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box
piived: varieties, Caine, Cumming. oo Eaton, Dahlonega, Emperor Daffodils, Paper Vi tees aoe sass
and pompom type,| 2 gal. Fresh Nandina Seed,|Rt. 1. |White Florist Type, White| Vice. Minor, | Taring | ovo
150. doz. Add|extra large, sound, 50c ib. x Lady, April Cluster, Old Sages Vine, has white flowers,
Vaughn Rogers, |Add postage. Mrs. N. W. Mc-| Pink and Yellow Glads, But-|Fashion Yelow Narscissi, | 5 rooted sections, $1.7" Rese
Leod, Cuhbert, Rt. 3, Box 118. |tercup, Goldenglow, - Thrift, 75c|Snowdrops, 50c, doz.; Single 3 Holve Peas, 25 ea. Mrs. M.
aes $1 * a Wi a aes oe Arubutus, Black- | Blue a Sane $1. o olverstot, Ellijay, Rt 2 a
= r en) pl. arge rize inning ry-|berry Lilies, Blue, and Whitejdoz.; Large Crinium ilk an Bs
Abelias, 65c Red|santhemums, Snow White, Lilacs, Mtn. Laurels, Azaleas, | Wine flies: 4, $1. Add_post- bk, Camelia, Japonice aa 33
2 doz., $1. Cut-|Golden Yellow, Smith Enchan-|$1. doz.; Blue Siberian Tris, | age. Miss Mary L. Wirght,| aster Lilies Sari D atieed
wers at home.|tress Pink, Lavender, Ball|Fall Pinks, Snowdrops, 75c | Elberton. Tonduils ea.) 5G. ee ae
shrubbery. Mrs.|Cream, Bronze, Variegated,|doz. Ad postage. Mrs. James P a S1 ee * nek oa
Coisce: Paak,|Harvard Red, 25 plants, $4.;| Waters Dahlonega Rtt 1 Dahlia Tubers: Jane Cowl, | 700% $1. DEE Sap ioe for
. Phone ce 3864. All -colots Daisy Button, 20 t ee Buff Salmon Center, Prince of ae ae as J. C. Keener,














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$1. Mrs. R. L. Silver, Cuth- woe col. Iris, very -late|Perisa, ae fe ee Cac-
bert, Rt. 5. ooming Fall Mums, Golden-|tus, Calif. ageant pricot! Dbl Crims Je rh :
, low, Trailing Arbutus, Db.|Coral Suffusion, King David, yrs old, tad. ee

Old Fashion Plmsie Wisteria | and Single Day Lilies, 50c doz.;|dark red, D. Da Bright Rose, }* .. we ; A
Vines, grows large fragrant|Red Hot Poker, 20c ea.; $2.|with live | eyes, the five for| Liies, King Alfred Jonquils,
ms, 6, 50c. PP. in Ga. No doz.; Dahlias, 2. doz, Add!$1.15 or $2.25 doz PP. No ex-|Jap. Tris, Fall Pines, 50c doz,

nor COD. Marie Mach postage Roy Grindle, Dahlone- |change. Miss Mamie Anderson, Mrs. .Earl Keener, Ellijay, Rt
rorth oa ga, Rt 1, Box 53 Ellijay, P. O. Box 37. 3.













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; FLOWERS AND SEED
Po * FO SALES:







FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE ES



"FLOWERS A D
ee FOR SALE







: Yellow Iris, Butter and Eggs,
White Narcissi,










. White Narcissus,
Gray, Blue, White Variegated |
Violets, . Wild Anemones,
ax, Wild Ginger,






































Birds Foot, |

Gal- lon State Rt.
Hearts Ease, | Mrs. James A. Knowles, Fayet-





Very Prolific Red Dahlia

Galax, 3. C;|'Tubers, 6, $1. prepaid. Mrs. .T.

Orange Hemorcallis Lilies, 50c|/C, Withrow, Ellijay.

oz.; Red Native Azaleas, Pink : *

Old Fashion Red{.. Yelow Jasmine, Dorothy

Roses, Mtn. Laurels, Learns, Pink R. Rose Plants,
Purple Lilacs, Forsythia, Jan. [3 years. old, 2, $1.; Variegated |
: ; stiage. | Violets, 5. doz., $15 Garli,- 2
Jasmine, 3, $1. Add posttag e |, ol
Mrs. Mary Langley, Ellijay, |bs., Si. Del Mrs. E. Fountain,
Rt. 3, Box 98. 1 Ft. Valley.

Few. Boxwoods, 110 yrs. old,
for sale~4 mi. NW fayettevile
92. Cannot. ship.

| tevile.

Y5e doz.; Hardy, . and : Per. =
ae Werns: 2c. ea.; weetshrubs,| payzing Red and Pure
Azaleas, blooming size, 2-3 ftt., White feseene 20 plants, $1.
$1, ea; Small 3, $1. Miss | pp. Mrs. Kate Harrell Fayet-
Jeanne Langley, Ellijay, Rt 3,} jteville, Box 173.
> Rose Haven. | bee os Fee
= 13 colors Verbena, eds, 3.
Dbl and. Single Daffodil} |Purple, 3 Pink, 2 Variegated,
~ Bulbs, Blue Tame Violets $3/1 red with white eye, 1. Rose,
. Purple Iris, Orange Day, Leo-/39 goz. No less than $1.
pard Lilies, Star of Bethienem jorders, Add. 25 postage; And
Se C; Purple Pers "Pink | on chks..~ Mrs. Mary
Lilacs, Re Azaleas, in : fald <A
Ree pa Almond a, a Fitzgerald, Rt.-1, Box
Rooted. Add postage. Mrs.|! nd
.rank Pars, Ellijay, Rt. 3. ee aoe guar. URS
sa eat up, Cherokee Tave, illiam
_ Purple Violets, $1. C; {Golds | Knudson, Stephen Foster, Vic-
englow, large size, mixed C |tory, Ogden Reed, Entups,
Mums, Phlox, 50 doz.; Mixed | Monarch, all labeled, large
$k Brown Day Glade | Varieties, PP. -50c ea: - $5. doz.
arge -mixe ads > 2
(bulbs), 0c dons PR ae a L. Johnson, Flowery Bran
orders. Exch. for sacks. <Mrs.
W. D. Ralston, Ellijay, Rt. 3.| Native Blue Violets, rooted
: J plants, 25, $1.; Per. Verbena,
_. Chrysanthemum Plants, |deep pink and red, rooted
; Creamy Pink Spoon, Daisy plants. Add posage. Mrs. John

' Shaggy Pink, Yellow Frilled
- White with Pompom center;
Per. Phlox, Pink, Rose color,








10c ea; Michaelmus Daisies,
Ageratum, blue 25c doz.; 15
-; dbs. Nandinag Seed, 50c Ib.;
ne mnritt.. 200, $1.: Mrs, J.

e Robinson, Ellavile, Box 34.

~ Montbretia, Shasta Daisy,
PHS 25c doz.; Chrysanthe-
jums, large, and small; 2 doz.,
Oc; Blackey ed Susan, Lychnis,
ea. 45 doz: 4 colors Cannas,
50c doz. mixed Add _ posage.
oe ag C. D. Sellers; Ellijay, Rt.









: desiails: Narcissi, Daffodils,
1. C; Hardy Orchids, 6, $1.;
1. doz.; Large ms Mums, all
col., $1. doz. Mrs. B. R. Vande-
grit, - Ellijay, -Rt. =

Od









Fashion Velyet Roses,



Weeping Mary, Yelow Jas-
mine, 50c ea.; Primroses,
Horsemint, Baby and Single
Hyacinths, 25 doz.: Old Fash-

on, mixed colored Phlox, Gar-
Lic, 75 doz.; Glads, mixed col.
1. C, Also Strawberry Plants,
31. ;: Add postage. Mrs. J. C.
Waddell, Elhjay, Rt. 2.

Grafted Red Dogwood,
$2. ea; Dbl.

Pink Weigelas, Mock Orange,
Deutzias, Red and Pink Spire-
as, Hydrangeas, Red Crape
Myrtles, Bloming Size Shrub-
berry, 50c ea. And _ postage.
a Grace Webb, Ellijay, Rt.





18
Red Al-







Db. Tube Rose, $1.15 doz.;
Sweet Pea Tree, 75 ea.; Pink,
White Weigelas, 50c ea.; Spir-
as, 3, $1.; Cushion Mums, 4,
3 Lemon Lilies 50c doz. Del.





orders less $1. Mrs. Adel
Wiliams, Elijay, Rt. 2.
18 ft. Boxwood; cuttings, 6c



Ib.;'4 mi. W. Franklin on Hwy.
100. Mrs. G. -E. Daniel, Frank-
ADR. 3,

; Sotinrel Tail Ferns,
White Daisies, 60c doz.; Rose
olor Roses, 3. $1.: Blackberry,
Orange Day Lilies, Mums,
(all colors), 60c doz.: Grape
mo a 10c ea. Add postage.
essie. Vick, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Old Fashion Red and Pink
oa 1 doz. roted plants,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. W. -E.
Harper, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

Dogwod, Japonicas, $1. ea.;
Hedge Bushes, Azaleas, Crab-
-@ppies, $1. doz. 7 Sister Roses,
ees doz.; White, Lilies 75
; Glad Bulbs, 30e doz.;. Haw-
ay Scene Bushes, 55c ea.; China-
berry Trees, $1. ea. Add post
age. Mrs. Ernest Cochran,
Flowery Branch, Rt.- 2

Large Type Chrysanthemums,
yellow, white, pink spoon, pink
daisy, red Azaleamums, 65c
doz.; Artemisia, 2 kinds Blue
Per. Daisies, 60c .doz.; Heme-
rocalis Lilies, 75c.. doz.) Mrs,
Mary Lilupo, Forest Park. At-
Penta. Phone Ca. 6198,



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LYS;
Lizzie A. Mills, Folkston, Ht.
2 Boma

Miller, Franklin.

White Chrysanthemums, 50c
doz.; Trumpet Vines, Ivy, 25c
ea.; Privit Hedge, any size 15-
30c ea.; Also Kudzu, 1 and 2
$2. C. Sold only in Ga.

Trailing Vinca, Crimson Ver-
bena, small plants, Ligustrum,
all 10c ea; Named varieties
Mums, 75 doz.; Sweet William,
Plants, and Mrs. nro Hub-
bard, Fortson,

Transplaned Boxwood,
tivated. plants, $3: doz.:
Verbena, ~ scarlet red, deep
pink, 2 re: $1.; Nandinas,
transplanted, $1. All rooted.
Add postage. ue orders less
$1. in Ga. Mrs. Walter Miller,
Franklin,

cul-
Per.

Lavender Mums, 20c doz.;
Salmon, Purple, Pink Sulanas
cuttings, Rice and Peanut Cac-
ti, Coleus cuttings all colors,
Geranium, 10c_ea.; White Sul-
tanas, Xmas Cacti, 20c cut-
ting. Add postage. Annie Tea-
pee Lawrenceville, Rt. 1, Box
127,

Glads, pink, peach, Mums,
cluster, -white, large bronze,
daisy type, pink, cream col,
star, Shasta daisies, 50c doz.;
Dahlias, large white, pink, yel-
low, red, 5, $1.5 Trailing Vinca,
$1; 25 C. "Plus postage, No chks,
i Annie Pattillo, gene

4,

Sunset Pink Anata Bulbs,
6, $1. Add 10c postage. Mrs. ie
rey Hay, Leary.

-

Chrysanthemums, Large in-
curved silver sheen, Mrs, Kid-
der, Marie DePetris, Silver
Wedding. Edwin Siedwetz, 75c
doz.; White and Pink Doty
Pompoms, 50c doz.; Small type

Bronze and White, 25c doz.
Mrs. .C, -L. Estes, Lincolnton,
RFD 3. 5

Saucer Size Exhibition mums
of Turners Pink, White, and
Hugh Balls of Yellow, Snow
White, Allegro Shrimp Pink,
or Wine Shag, 20c ea.; :2) 35c;
Purple Monarch, the ;rare 8
in. white ball surrounded flat
purple petals, 35c ea,; 2, 60c.
Damp packed, Mrs. R, J. Flem-
ing, LMcolnton. ~- o

Few Xmas Honeysuckles,
rooted, .50c.. ea.; Cuttings, 6,
50c. Easy to root. Mrs. H, M.

Christie, Lithonia; Rt. 3.

Ageratum~ Plants, 30c 'doz.;
Seed: Old Fashion Red, White
Bachelor Button, Glitter Mari-
gold, Baby Zinnias, 20c large

match box. Feverfew, 10c tsp.,}-

and stamped envelope; Hen
and Biddie Cacti,.25c ea.; No
checks. 50c orders PP in Ga.
Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Lithonia,
Rt. 3.

Silver King or Ghost Plant,
10, $1. PP. Mrs.- W. H. Me-



Williams, Lithonia, Rt. 3



thonia, Rt. 3, Tel. 2208.

postage. Mrs,



Sweet Williams, blue. pink,

purple Verbena, 35c doz.; 4
col. Cannas, 50 doz.; Buia COL
Mums, 40c doz; W. Cherry,

Dogwood, Mimosa, 8, $1.; Gar-
oe 50c ea,; 10 pot plants,

; Nandinas, 3, $1. Add post-
oe Mrs. Os H. Lawson, Li-
thonia:, Rind; Box: 21625205

Mimosa, Dogwood
Holly, Swestshent,
Cedar, Paw - Paw, Catalpa,
Cherry Laurel, Weeping Wil-
low, Tulip Poplar, Jan. Jas-
mine, Greybeard, Golden Bells,
Mixed Roses, Pink -Running
Roses, 6, $1.; Mixed Violets,
Pink Thrift, 25e doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. D. C. Ledbetter, Li-

Maples,
Chinaberry,.

Dahlia Tubers, Royal Pen-.
mant, Josephine, Bashful Giant;
Commodore, -Kilgores King,
Melody Yellow, 5, $1. Plus post-
age. Mrs. Mary eee ae
ansville.

Red, White Dogwood. White
Pine, Azaleas, Spruce, Laurel,
25c. ea.; Altheas, Japonicas,
Arborvitae, Bridalwreath,
Easter Bushs, 20c ea.; Golden-
glow, Snow on the Mountain,
Tansy, Houseleak, Peppermint,
Snowdrops, Iris, Blue Flag, 50c
ea. All rooted. Damp packed.
Add postage.
Wright, Loving...

_ Grass Pinks, large bunch, 25c
Cannas, 25c -C; Large Yellow
Fall Pinks, $1. C; Pink, Blue
Hydrangeas, 30c ea.; Lilacs,
purple, white, 25 ea.; Swiss
Broom, 2.50 ea.; Larkspur seed,
4 o'clock, aif. colors, 10e pkg.
Docia Harris, Lula, ;

Red and Pink Running teak,
rooted nice size, 20c ea.; Glad:
Bulbs, blooming size, all cols.
mixed, 5, 15c. FOB, M..F.
Jones, Metter, Rt. 1.

Pfitzer Junipers, 4 layer, 12
in., $1, ea.; Iris, Junipers, 3-12
in. spread, $1. ea.; Scotch
Broom, 3; 50c; Pink Thrift; 40c
| C. Not del. No checks or COD.
Mrs. Lona Tallent, Lula.

Pink Thrift, 50 -C; -$3.-M5
Extra large Dbl. White ee
gy Mum Plants, 50c doz.. Add
W. N. Barrett,
Lula, Rt. 2.

White and Yellow Chrysan-
themums, 3 doz., 50c. Plus 20c
postage. Sweet William Seed,
15c tsp. and stamped. envelope.
Minnie Saine, Murrayville.

Small type Mums, 50c a
clump. Plus postage. Mrs.
Berry Dowdy, Lumber City,
Rte2; :

Mint, Physostegia, 6, 35c;
Scented Running Honeysuckle,
Red D. Perkins Rose, 2, 50e:
Lavender Daisy Mums, Py E2563
Orange Day. Lilies, 50c doz.
Exch. for Dbl. Tube Rose, Hy-
drangeas, Gardenia, Peonies,
Pink Cannas. Add postage. Mrs.
Mary E, Hudson, Macon, Rt.
2: j

ag

Glad Bulbs, blooming size,
mixed colors, purple, white,
pink, red, yellow, 65c doz.; $4.
C; PP to 2nd. zone. Exch. for
print. sacks, 3.or 4 alike, or
for. white sacks. No checks. or
COD. Mirs.E: Ta; ee: Me-
Donough, Rt. 3. ~ >

Gerbera Daisies, $3. doz.;
Dianthus, Sweet Williams, Dbl.
White Feverfew, Goldenglow,
50 * -doz.; Chrysanthemums,
white, lavender button, black
hawk, yellow Doty, white, yel-
low, bronze Anemones, others,
15 plants, $1.25; Tetra Snap-
dragon, 75c doz. Mrs. J. W.
Jones, Madison.

Purple Lilacs, Golden Bells,
Butterfly Bush,. Purple Wist-
eria; Baby Spirea, Bridal-
wreath, Flowering Quince,
Flowering Peach, Jan. Jasmine,
B0C.< easy 32s O8C a Mises: pe
Wilson, Martin. x

-Old.Fashion Bachelor But-
ton seed, 15c Thbl.;\ Also- Yard
Long Beans, 10c Tb]. Mrs. A.
O. Causy;- Meigs, Rt. 2.
Chrysanthemums, ~.. White
Turner, Early* Shaggy Orchid,
Golden Wedding, Chapman Yel-
low, Judas Lavender,. Hunts
White, $2. doz.; Glad Bulbs,
(peach -color), 25 No. 1, $1.50:
75 No. 2, $3.75; 100 No. 3, $4.;
Dahlia Bulbs, Jersey Beauty,
$1.75, PP. G. M. Moseley, Men-

| Holly, Pussywillow, 2-3 ats $22

Laura _Mae}

eas, $1.50 doz.; Day Lilies, Blue

Ate



es

Blue puts Tris.
Peonies, white, pink,

$1.; Moun.
tain Mist, $1; Dbl.

Dahlias,

$1.50 start qe





red,, white spotted, 50c. Add |: A

postage (7c on the first Ib.).

Mrs. aC. WF ricks, ,
Rock, Rt. 1, Box 5;
Lavender, Yellow -Mums,

White Daisy Type, 4 doz.,.
Add 25 postage. Mrs. tie
Smith, Lumber City, Rt. 2.

Vinca Plants, both: large: and]

small, any quantity. Mrs. Kate
Thurman, Monticello. :

Mtn. Laurel, Rhododendrons|
Crabapple, White Dogwood,
Red Bud, White Pine, Tulip
Poplar, Silver Maple, Hemlock,

75 doz. Shasta Daisies; *Vio-
lets, Blue Jris, Pink Phlox,

Tolling pee












weet
a ie





et 1rachycorpus | _ Tritom
cus, Begonias, Bos













aeons ae a
Cannas, =30






Snowdrops, $2.50 C. PP. Bon-| 7,

nie Ope ae / Mineral
Blots KE ae

wood, Red. Maple, - Azaleas,
Mtn. Pine, Crabapple, $1.50
doz.; Sweetshrubs, Easter Bells,
Rose Bushes, Rhododendrons,

40c ea.; Day. Lilies, Blue Iris| q

Lilies, Arbutus,
Ferns, 35e doz.
Exch. for sacks. Mrs. EAE
Barnes, Mineral Bluff. ee

White Dogwood, Rea Manic
Mtn. Laurels, Crabapples, Azal-

Galax, Mtn.

Iris, Arbutus, Galax, Mtn. ferns,
Rose Bushes, : Sweetshrubs,
Rhododendrons, Easter Belles,
40c ea. Add postage. Exch. for
sacks. Mrs. A. M. Roper, Mins
eral Bluff. ee ee
~Rhododendrons, :
rels, -Azaleas,

Mtn. - Lau)
Cream, White

Dogwood, Red Bud, Tulip Pop-|

lar, Creek Hemlock, Cherokee
Rose, Maple, Holly, Straw-
berry Bush, 2-3 ft. . doz.;
White Pine, 12-15 in, $1.50.;
Shasta Daisies, Phlox, $2. c
Rooted: Postpaid. Mrs.
Wilson, Mineral Bluff. =

Min. Laurels, Azaleas, 3 cal
Dogwood, (Cream, White);
Cherokee Rose, Creek Hemlock,

Add. postage. Z

Boon}






Min. Laurels, White Dog. | y
h


















= _ Large. Dahiias, Ide
Pride of Californi
Jersey Beaut hep! r
Kerr, White Cacti, -
Red Chief, Fashio1
Red, Variegated, airy.
6 or more postpaid. M
vella Owen, St ck

Mixed Ye
Iris; 30c. do:


























Ferns, Strip.
Oxalis Bulbs, p
25e. Add a

Williams, wanee,

















Poplar, Red Maple, Red Buds, pe

Holly Bush, 21/3 to 3 Et root-

ed, moss packed, $2. doz. PR.
Roy H. Wilson, Mineral Bluff,

Box 173, Hes
3 col. Azaleas, Red. Bud,
Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels,

White, Cream Dogwood, Red |

Maple, Cherokee Rose, Creek]
Hemlock, Strawberry Bush,
Holly Bush, 2-3 ft., $2. doz.:
Per. Phlox, Shasta Daisies, $2.

C. Rooted. Moss~ packed. Edna fe

Rukat,. Mineral. Bluff.

Pink White Rhododesdrans N
Laurels, Pink Cherokee | |
Roses, Azaleas, Red Buds, Pink
Crabapple, Cream White Dog-| 9

Mtn:

wood, Maples, Creek Hemlocks,
Black, White Pines, Holly, Tu-
lip Poplars, Yellow Easter Bel-
les, $2.75 doz.; Orange Day}
Lilies, Sweet, Williams, $2.50.

C. Mrs. Glady Robinson, mean

eral Bluff. Ens

3 colors Cee Min. Lau-
rels, Cherokee Rose Dogwood,
(cream, white), Creek Hemlock,

Tulip Poplars, Red Maple, Red|

Buds, Holly Bush, 2 1/2 to 3
rooted, moss packed, ~$2.
doz. prepaid. Virginia Black,
Mineral Bluff.

Mtn, Laurels, _ Azaleas,
wood, Tulip Poplar, Azaleas,
Maple, Crabapple, Holly, Pine,
Strawberry Bush, Hemlock, 2-
3 ft., rotted, $1. 50 doz.; Sweet-
shrubs. Rhododendrons, Chero-
kee Roses, Pussy illow, 25c ea.;
Snowdrops, Shasta _
Blue. Violets, 40c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. ee Davis,
Mineral Bluff.

White Dogwood, Mtn. Lau:
rels, Red Maple, Tulip Pop-.
lars, 3 col. Azaleas, Crabapple,
Holly, Pine, Hemlock, 2
ft., rooted, $1.50 doz.; Chero-|
kee ~Ros S, Rhododendrons,
Sweetshrubs
ea.; ancworope ,Day = Lilies,
Blue Violets, 40c doz!
postage. Mrs. Ruthford- OS:
Mineral ,Bluff. am

Red . Maple, Mtn. Gaaeee
Azaleas, White Dogwood, Tu-}.
lip? Poplar, Strawberry Bush,-
Crabapple, Pine, \ Holly, Hem-
lock, 2-3 ft.,
Rhododendrons, Sweetshrubs,
Cherokee Roses, - Pussy willows
25c..ea.; Shasta - Daisies, D:

A i









-Pussywillow,: 25ce} :

Add |

rooted, $1.50 doz.; op







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a s






Purple Lil
Forsythia, Holly
Sweetshrub Sy











Tail, Star Fis
Elephant - i
















31 Ft.









Silver Leaf "Maple Ww.
White Crape Myrtle ee





Daisies. | 01







aa
Crape Myrtle, Catawba, Ca
canthus, Sweet Scenite
olives, Wey - nts, root
wrapped, ain ea.

age. _No ae hee



















Magnolia, : es
Holly; Leng and. Short ee
Pines, Purple iWs'
an nat Doe Re







Lilies, "Blue Violets, 40e- do
d poe W, :



























| Blue Datura, and Roselle Seed,

-| son, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

| gold border spring plant, 1 doz.
eile raots, $1.
. Valdosta, 1610 Marion St.

+ doz. Exch.
-| white,

not labeled. Mrs: 7 Roy Dotson,

| 50c doz.; Rooted Lavender Cus-
.| Daisies, 40c doz. Add postage.

a Horace Suttles, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

ef Waters,
i 50c ea.; 3, $1.; Tiger Lily Bulbs,
t Plants,

_| Hiawassee.

_| all colors, for sale. Write for

;| T. Patrick, Jackson,

*| mums, white, red, yellow, rose,
: 50 ustrong plants, : co As les ed Be ve
Jasper, Rt. 1.

-| aniums,
4 Begonias,

| 3, $1. plus postage. Low grow-
| ing Perennials,
rom (both blue), other

,| Daniels, Jesup, Rural Rt. 1.

| Fashion Bachelor Button, mix-
-}ed white, red, and pink, 20

*| that measured 6 1/4 in.,
pet. tested, Prince Albert To-

Jand,

-| Mums,

75. All moss wrapped. PP. Mrs.

ty, 1 doz. difcolors, $1.;

_| leaf, pink blossom, dark pur-

)| Clower,

Gardenia, -
| Babys Breath, Golden Bell,
yd.| Grapes, Thornless Rose Multi-

Periwinkle,
-|-Orders $5
/Geia, Lawrenceville. ~





= Mums, med. size, mixed -cols.|
adn Azaleamums, 35 3, doz:;

10 _pkg. and stamped envelope.
Also Mixed Gourd Seed, 25c
large package. Mrs. Fred Atkin-

Alteranthera, brilliant ad.

Mrs. Rosa G. Poole,

Large Red Dahlia Tuber, 50c
for Peonies, pink,
Rooted Yellow Thorn-
less Rose, Phlox, Weigelas,
(pink and white). Mrs. L. R.+
Gillis, Vidalia, 401 First St.

9.dif. col. Dahlia Bulbs, med.
and ball type, 10; $1.; Giant
Ogden: Reid, rose, gold, 20c ea.

Young Harris, Rt. 1.
Rooted Dbl. White Feverfew,

hion Mums, Old, Fashion Shasta

Mrs. R. T. Skelton, Hartwell;
Rt. 3.

White and Yellow Jonquils,
$1.50 C; Sweet Pea Seed; mix-
hed col., 10c table spoonful;
Hollyhock, Mullien, 50 doz.;
Exch. for print sacks. Mrs.

Purple|
50c ea.; Pride of Hous-
ton, Indian Maid (both red),

Hybrid: Day Lilies,

25 doz.: + $1. 50 C; Scotch Broom
10c ea. Add postage.
Under $1. Mrs. Hattie Bunsey.

150 varieties~ Bearded Iris,

names, colors, prices. Mrs. T.

Large Hardy Chrysanthe-

orchid, bronze, mixed colors,

Ga. Mrs. Mamie BE. Padgett,

Rooted Dbl. Red, Pink Ger-
and Dbl. Red, Pink
20c_ ea.; Sultanas,
Angelwing cuttings, | 15c .ea.;
Rooted Lavender Hydrangeas,
40c ea.; 7 col: rooted Verbena,
30c _ doz. * Damp_ packed. PP,
Re 2. J. M., Black Jefferson;
t f Riss

: Crape - Myrtle,
Lilac Color,

Watermelon,
2, $1. postpaid;

Veronica, and

| names unknown put colors are
yellow: (tall), and white (low),
damp packed, 25, $1. Plus post-
| Re Mrs. _ Inez Beaver, Jesup,

Yellow and Orange Caass,
15e. doz.; Morning Glory Seed,
red, blue, 20c for 60. John

Mixed Giant Zinnia. seed, old

cup. Plus postage. Mrs. A. G.
Wood, Jonesboro, Riek:

Giant Zinnia Seed, all colors;
ay ea from. the Dahlia kind,
89,

bacco Can full, $1.; Half full,
50e:-L. -G. Westbrook, Kings-
Large Ball Shaped, and Pink

$1. doz.; Mixed Small
and Daisy Type Mums, $1. per

D: M. Stahle, Ocilla.

Sweet Violets, 60 plants, $1.
Chrysanthemums, small varie-
Sul-
tanas, red, variegated white
ple, 5 rooted, $1.; Mixed cols.
10 cuttings, $1. Mrs. H. B.
Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.

-Lombardy Poplar, Pussy wil-
low, Wisteria, Christmas
Honeysuckle, Winter Jasmine,
Enonymus Vegetus,

flora, Korean Boxwood, large
plants, 50c ea.; Small and large
Pink Phritt, 256
2. sent prepaid. Josan









20 mixed Iris, $1.; Dark and
ght Blue Siberian Tris, 50
Small Yellow Mums, with
petals, orange ce 3 doz.
-m an Wine Li is, 26



| variegated Violets, 3 doz.,

{nan,: Rt... 3:

.| Plus postage. :

FLOWERS AND ea
FOR SALE

10: Ibs. Nandina Berries, 60c Ke

Ib. Not less than. 5 Ib. mailed,
Mary Jolly, Kingston.

Laurels, Rhododendrons, Na-+
tive Azealas, White Pines, Paul
Neyron, Marechalneil, Rugosa,
and Blue Rambler Roses
Bushes, rooted, 6, 75c; Dbl.
Day Lilies;. Goldenglow, Iris,
65 doz.; Purple, Lavender, and
65c.
Add postage. Mrs. Florence
Heaton, Mineral Bluff,

Red Bud; Cream, White,
Dogwood, Cherokee Rose,
Rhedodendrons, Mtn: Laurels,
Red Maples, Strawberry Bush,
3 col. Azaleas, Tulip Poplar,
Holly Bush, 2-3 ft., $2. doz.;
Phlox, Shasta Daisies, $2.: C.
Rooted. Moss packed PP. Mrs.
E. J. Millhollon, Mineral Bluff.

5 dif. White Sultanas, rooted,
$2. 8 dif. Coleus, $1.;. Dbl. Red.
Begonias, 30c ea.; 12 dif. House
Plant cuttings (not rooted) $3
English Daisy Plants, $2.
35c doz. Mrs. T. Teese

7. Sister Pink _Roses, cut-
tings, of Ferns, Red Verbenas,
Hydrangeas, for sale or exch,
for large Dahlias, large White
Fall Chrysanthemums, or for
ee Each pay postage. Mrs.

-W. Wingo, Newnan, Rt.
4, fn

Bulbs: Giant Hybrid Amary-
llis, 4, $1.; Lilium Formosanum,
(Philippine Lily), 6, $1.; Pack-
age of Seed free with each
order. PP. Mrs. J. E. Brinson,
Oglethorpe, Box 214.

Purple Blooming Thrift, with
all good roots, 90c C: Add-post-
age. Miss attie Mae Huff,
Philomath. -

White Lilacs, Snowball, Adl-
theas, 40c ea. del. in Ga.; Hun-
dreds of Bulbs, Yellow Jon-
quils, Hardy White Narcissis,
Day Lilies, Two-cents ea.; Run-
ning Roses, 25 ea. Plus post-
age. Mary Pettit, Pike.

- Young English Boxwoods, |

aoted: $2. doz. Add postage.
M. M. Cochran, Pisgah.

Mixed Dahlia Bulbs, .75c doz.
Add postage. Mary. Ellis, . Pis-
gah. Sri 1

Hedge Plants, rooted, 7, $1,;
Bachelor Buttons, Snapdragons,
Cypress Vine, Aster, seed, 30
pkg.; 2- Reoted. Balm of Gilead
Bushes, $1. ea.; Dahlia Pota-
toes, 3 col., 5, $1.; Seven Star
Rose. Bush, 50 ea, Add post-

age. Also 6 boxwoods, R, ,
Stover, Pisgah, sew

: Dahlia Tubers, Royal Pen-
nant, Mrs. Geo. Boutillier,
Josephine, Bashful Giant,
Commodore, Kilgores King,
Melody Yellow, 5 2S he Plas

postage. Mrs, J. Xs "Lowey. Por-
terdale.

Dahlias, large dbl. type, 5
dif. colors, $2.; Medium mixed,
$1,255: Glad Bulbs, 85 doz. Mrs.
sor: Rogers, Presley,

Large Yellow
large Clusters,
White Asters; White Daisy
Mums, Digitalis, 50c doz.;
Superlative Mum, large white.
Peace Asters, Lavender, Red
Salvia, 75c doz. Each or mix-
ed. PP, Mrs. W. J. Folsom,
Quitman, Rt. 3. eps

Chrysanthemums, mixed. col-
ors and sizes, $1.25 C; Larger
Pink, White, Yellow, Lavender,
65c doz.; Daisy Type Lavender
and White with yellow centers,
Rd and Bronze Cushion, 50c
doz.; Blue Hydrangeas, 25c and
50 eg Free plants if sufficient
postage sent. Mrs. Dan Terry,
Quitman.

Perennials:
Daisies, small,

Rose Thrift,: $1... C; Pink
Phlox, 35 doz.; Nandinas, 14-
16 in., 40c ea.; Dbl. Red Ever-
blooming Begonias, Dbl. Sal-
mon Geranium cuttings, 15c ea.
Boston and Fluffy. Ferms,..25
a.; Pink Mums, 35c doz.; Rain
Lilies, 50c doz. Mrs. Lee Crom-
er, Royston, Rt. 1.

Large florist type, mixed
colors Gladiolus, Red and Yel-
ow Cannas, 50c doz.; Daffodil
Bulbs, 25c doz: Del..Mary Ruth
Phillips, Royston, Rigg.

Azaleas cuttings, plants grow
4 ft, large flowers, (2 in.,
across, '. purple-red, , 50e doz.

Ss. R. Smith,




Royston. -

plants,

Humbert, $1.25 doz.;

Pink Thrift,



FLOWERS AND SEED |
FOR SALE

Pink Thrift, Yellow Jonquil
Bulbs, $1. Cc; White Iris, Or-

-| ange Day Lilies, 40c doz.; Varie-

gated Pompom Dahlias, $1, doz.
| Del, Mrs. Leilar Phillips, Roys-
bos Rt. 1

Rose Thrift, $1..C; Nandinas,
Lantana, Rose Cannas Tiger
Lilies, 35 ea,; Iris, 50c doz.;
Pink Oxalis, Cacti, Pink, Red
Verbena, White Brier Rose,
Christmas Cherry, 10c ea.;
White Thrift, 50@ doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Lester Phillips,
Royston, Rt. 1.

Rose and Red Dbl. Gerani-
ums, Rose Everblooming, Dark
Leaf, and Red, Rose, Pink and
Green= Leaf, and Red. Dbl. Be-
gonias and Rose and Salmon
Sultana cuttings, 15c ea.; giose
Dark Leaf Rooted Begonia 25c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. H.
Rice, Royston, Rt. 1.

Amaryllis bulbs, Scotch
Broom, Althea, Rose of Sharon,
Crabapple, Lilac, Crape Myr-
tule, other shrubs, for sale.
Mrs.* Pearl Britt, Tucker, Box

| 66 (Lawrenceville Road).

Chrysanthemum plants, Sil-
ver Sh@en, Harvest Sun, large
pink Daisy type, $1.25 doz. PP,
Frank L, Perkerson, Green-
ville. |

Rooted chrysanthemum
Hastings and Burgess
strain. Mostly ball type, yellow,
white and ~ rose. Mixed 10
plants for-$1. One free bloom-
Har pink begonia while they
last. Mrs. Ziba Stustill, Mari-
etta, 116 Henderson St.

White dogwood, 50 ea.; also
fine Celestial sweet and lemon
Figs, 3-4 ft., $1.50 ea.; 6 in

Jot, $1. @a. Free for churches.

and people not able to pay. B.
O. Fussell, Atlanta, 889 Edge-
wood Ave., N. E.

Deep Rose and Pink Crape
Myrtle, Light Blue Plumbage,
50c ea.; Flowering Almond,
Silver King, Yellow | Jasmine,
10c ea. Add postage. Mrs. R.
H, Jones, Sylvester, Rt. 3.

Boxwood, Red Weigelas,. 50c
ea.; Dbl. Imp.) Larkspur, Dwarf
Variegated Iris, Yellow Cus-
hion Mums, 75e doz.; Day
Lilies, Sweet Williams, 50c doz.
Large Type Pink Mums, 3 doz.
$1.; Red Hot Poker, large type
bulbs, 4, $1.; Add postage. Mrs.
ees McAlpin, Tallapoosa, Rt.

\

Red Mint, Pink Per. Phlox,
Golden Glow, Pink Verhena,
snow white foliage, Daisy
Mums, -yellow, 3 shades pink,
50c doz.; Red, Yellow, Yellow
and Bronze Variegated Can-
nas, 4, 50c; Blue Hardy Per.
Asters, ae 25c, PP. Mrs. J. M.

Newnam, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.
Large Type Dahlia. Slips,
mixed colors, pinks, white,

lavenders, yellow, purple, red,
bi-colors, small red, pink, yel-
low, Cannas: Pink ,- Giant,
President, Apricot Glow, Pink
Gem, Mrs. Connard, King
Red Ver-
bena, 15, $1..PP.-Mrs. Lillian
Owens, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

Star of Bethlehem, 10c doz.;
Blackberry Lilies, -Houseleak,
35 doz.; Fall Daisies, 30c doz.
Purple Violets, 20c doz.; Mums,
mixed sizes and colors, 40c doz.
Mrs. John Weaver, Temple, Rt.
De

50 Liriope ee
des
Bulbs, -$1. doz. Add postage.
Mrs. B. E. Andrws, The Rock.

Orange Cannas, Queen An-
nes. Lace Plants, mixed col.
Iris, Per. Pink Phlox, Daisy
Mums, Balls of Gold Dbl. Day
Lilies, box flower cuttings, $1.
doz. Exch. for large Mums. and
Dahlias, ea. pay postage. Mrs.
Wilsen Starling, Thomaston,
504 Matthews Ave.

Red King Carnations, $1.
doz.; Oak Hydrangeas, Aspara-
gus Fern, 40c ea.; 2, 70c; Jeru-

$iaee 50:

salem Holly, 50c ea. Miss Susie
Andrews, "Thomasville, Box
641, -

Bird of Cea 2c 40.15

ft.), Magnolia; Teaolives, White
and Red Dogwood, Red and
Yellow. Hawthorne, Red and

| Pink Crape Myrtle, Pink Crab-

apple, Umbrella, Holly, Roses,

10 ft. (1-5 ft.). Add postage.
Exch. for sacks. Mrs, - Grady
Teomsboro. i

Brewer;:

3.

Ismene Lily



FLOWERS AND. SEED
FOR SALE
y

Yellow 'Bells,
hock, Black Walnut, Orange
Trumpet Vine, Yellow Jasmine,
White Spirea, 25c ea.;\Pussy- |
willow, Striped Grass, rooted,
15 ea; White and Light Blue-
Easter Lilies, 50c doz. No ord=
ers less $1. Add postage. Mrs
W. H. T., Acree, Toccoa, Rt.

White and Yellow Chrysan-
themum Plants for sale or ex-
change for Glad Bulbs or for ~
other flowers. -T, J. Bryan,
Tucker, Rt, 1. {

Rainbow: Glad. Bulbs, med.,
and large, '30c and 35c doz. .
del. Exch, for White and print
sacks, Mum Plants, Pompom |
Dahlia Bulbs, Pink Cannas, Lit-
tle Red Riding Hood, Zinnias
and. Asters, large type.
Tom Bryan, Turin, Rie Kh

Yellow Iris, Glads (large),
$1. doz.; Purple Verbena, 75
doz.; Yellow Thornless Roses, .
BE $1.3 Mixed colors, $1.50 a
Exch. for. good white or print
sacks. Mrs. Cliff Silvers, Talk-_
ing Rock, Rt. 2.

Yellow thornless roses, 3, ea eo

Yellow- Iris, and August Day
Lilies, $1. doz.; Large. Bulbs
Tiger Lilies, 6, $1. 25; 12 small
$125: Golden Chain, 3; Ses
Hardy Phlox, $1. doz.

for print or white sacks.
postage. Mrs. Jemima Crump,

Talking Rock, Rt. 2. i

- Purple Iris, Orange Day |
Lilies, 3 doz., $1. Exch. 3 doz.
for 3 print sacks alike. Each
pay postage. Mrs.
Talking Rock, Rt 2

White Dogwod, 6 $1.; Azale---

as, $1.25 doz.; Easter Lilies, $1.
doz.; Day Lilies, 75 doz.; But-
terfly, 6, ,$1.; Blooming < Crab-
apple and New Year Vine, 20e _

6, $1.; Pink Runing Roses, ~
ce 20c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Hugh Boling,
ville, Rt. 6.

Rooted Evergreen Privet Hed-
ge Plants, le ea. PP; Paper
White Narcissus Bulbs, 25 *
doz. PP. No checks nor COD.
Mrs. R. H,. Clark; Gainesville,
Rtn, ;

Pink and Blue Thrift, -Per.
Sweet Williams, Phiox, Gold-
englow, Snapdragons, Petunias,
Mums, Zinnias, 60c doz.; Lilies,
White Candy Tuft, Red Thrift,
Grass Pink Verbena, Narcis-
sus Bulbs, 75 doz. Many kinds
pot plants. Miss Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Large Exhibition Type
Mums, Lavender, Sunset Ya
low, and White, 12 plants, $1.
Plus postage. Exch. Dbl. Root-.
ed Red Begonias for Fuchsia
Geraniums,. rooted. Each pay
postage. Mrs. Theo Hughes,
Gainesville, Rt. 5, pipe

Mixed color Snapdragon
Seed, 30c tsp.; 4 spoons, $1.;
Mixed Col. Iris, 1 doz. roots,
$1.25 P in Ga..-Mrs. G.. W.
Laham, Gainesvile, Rt. 2. _

Blooming size Cape Jasmine,
rooted, 3 yrs. old;. white wax
blooms, in pots, $2. ea.; Chry-
santhemums, pink, 6 plants, 50
Moss packed .Add postage. Miss
Bessie Martin, Gaihesvile, Rt.
5.

Purple Butterfly Bushes, Blo-=
oming Crabapple White dog-

wood, 20c ea; 6, $1.; Easter >
Lilies, $1. doz.; Azaleas,. $1.25
New Year Vine, 20c ea.; Biue
Hyacinths, $1.35 doz. Paper
White Narcissus, 75c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Robert H. Nor-

rell, Gainesvile, Rt. 6.

Purple Weeping Mary, For-
sythia, Golden Bells, 60c. ea; ~
2, $1.; Larger, 85c ea.;. Flows
ering Peaches, 25c ea.; All

rooted; Gardenia cuttings, 35a
ea.; Abelia cuttings, 15c ea;
2; 25: 6, 50c. PP. Damp. pack-
ed. Mrs..:. Wallace. Wilson,
Gainesville, Rt. 4.

men spur Plants, pink, blue,
$1.; Hollyhock,, 20c ea.;. Cedar,
Lilies, $1. doz. Add postage.
Holly Bushes, 6; $1.; Easter
Mrs. Nellie Parker, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 6, i

Butterfly Bushes, 6, $1.; Pur-
ple, and White Lilacs, 20c ea.;

6, -$1.;--Blue Hyacinths, $1
doz.; Db!. Day Lilies; $1.

25
doz,

Add postage. Mrs. Mae Turner,
Gainesville; Rt. 6..



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FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

MARK

. 3 LOWERS, AND SEED |
| WANTED

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_ ple blooms,

' postage.
x, Greenville, Rt. 3.

lets, 4 doz.,
eeBhrft,. $1.- doz:;

sins,

- Verbena, $1. doz.;

: postage. Mrs.

Chrysanthemums, red pink,

- white, yellow daisy type, yel-

low spoon, some cushion mums,
dif. colors, few Silver Wedding,
$2. large clump; Smaller clumps
cheaper. Mrs. J. Chance,

-@apeville, 3739 Elm St.

Jap. lLigustrums, a_ broad
leaf evergreen, tall var., 3 yrs.
old, 2-3 ft., 20c ea. Add post-
age. Or come after. Miss Daisy

: Ellis, Greenville.

Genuine Royal Robe Violets,
very hardy, large fragrant, pur-
$1. doz.; $7. c:
$70. M; Giant Royal Purple

= Violets, long stem, sweet scent-

ed, 3 doz. $i;
M; Pink Thrift,
doz.,

$3.50 C; $25:
$1. doz.; 3
$2.25; $6. C; $60. M. Add
Mrs. L. H. Cousins,

-Sweet Scented Purple. Vio-
$1257 S31 C3. $25,
M; Red Verbena, $1. doz.: 3
doz:, $2.25; $6. C; $50. M; Pink
2 doz., $1.75;
Sites | paren; St CS $25.0 Mi:
Add postage. Mrs. J. B. Cou-
Greenville.

2

Azaleas, Flame, Snow, yrs.
old, $4.75 doz.; 15 Cammeliias,
$4.50; Wax Leaf Ligustrum,
$6.50; Snapdragons, ~bushy,

2 hardy mixed, Oriental Pansies,

mixed col. blossoms, $5. C; Box-
wood, Old Eng. Dwarf, $2.75
to $3.50 doz. Maude Hamby,
Greenville.

Chrysanthemum Plants, Sil-
ver Sheen, Harvest Sun, Large

Pink Daisy Type, $1.25 doz. PP.

Ftank L. Perkerson, Green-
ville. |
Scarlet Red, Deep Pink Per.

White Eng-
lish Dogwood, 50c ea.; Bloom-
ing size Gardenias, 75c ea.;
Altheas, lavender, white, pink,}-
$1. ea.; Long Leaf Pine, Red
Cedar, 12-18 in., $30. M. Add
C.-M. Robirfson,
Greenville.

Old Eng. Dwarf Boxwood,

-4-6 in., $10. C; Ligustrum Hap-

onicum, 1-2 ft, $1.50 ee
50 C; Cherry Laurels,

$7.-

6-8 m.,

Pao Cc: Santa Claus Red Azalea

Mums, $1. .doz.;..$7-50'.C; : Pur-
ple Achimines, $5. C; $1. doz.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

Dwarf Boxwood, rooted, $8.-
50 C; Ligustrum (wax leaf),
$7.50 C; Magnolia (Grandi-
flora) $5.25 C. Lois Woodruff,
Greenville,

August Daffodils, blooming

size bulbs, $1. doz.; Dwarf Box-

wood, 1 yr. transplanted, 4-6

* in., $2. doz.; Bed Plants, rooted,

$2. per 2 doz.; got $3. doz.;

Abeilias, 1-2 it., C; 30c doz.
cuttings. Mrs. se : Robinson,
Greenville. |

Rooted Dwarf.Boxwood, 4-6
in., $6. C; Heavier, 4-6 in., $8.
C; Heavy, $15. C;. Rooted Gar-
denias, 4-8 in., $2. doz.; 10-15
in., $3. doz.; 12-18 in., rooted
Abelia Bushes, $8. doz.; Rooted
Candy Tuft, $1. doz. Mrs. R.

-F. Terrell, Greenville.

Chrysanthemums, Sterling}
Tashima, Sheen, Ross, Heding-
er, Yorick, Dusty Pink, Aster,
Purple, Bessie Clark, Inglis,
Korean, Early Wine, Pearson,
Copeland, . Bergen, Goldilock,
Autum Light, Harvest Sun,
Spoon, Apricot Queen, Golden-
glow, Poms, $1.25. PP. Mrs.
H. V. Whitworth, Greenville,
Box 271.

Pink Oxalis, 2
Blue Violets, $2.
Verbena, 75c doz.;
hion Mums,, $1. doz.;
tion Type Mums, $2.-doz.; Red,
White Thrift, $1. doz.; Pres-
Red Cannas, $8. doz.; $10. C.
Mrs. Janie Ellis, Grantville.

Incurved Chrysanthemums,
White, Golden Wedding, Nivia,
Mefo, Nix, Pearson, Sutters,
English: Type large Polly Rose,
Black Hawk, others, $2. doz.;
Pompoms, Daisies, $1.50 doz.
Add postage. No orders less
$2. out of State orders. Mrs. W:
T. Caldwell, Griffin, 725 East
Chappell St.

Rose Morn
50c doz.; Coletis or
rooted, 15c ea.; Hardy,
Carnation Plants, 50c doz.;
Begonias, 3 dif. $1.; House
Plants, 8 dif. $1. Add 25c for

clumps, $1.;
C; Rose Red
$5. C; Cus-
Exhibi-

Petunia Plants,
Sultanas,
DbL

postage. No orders for under}
Mrs. A. P. Sheppard, Gat

fin, Rt, C.~

v Ae eo kaa

| Butter and Egg Bulbs,



Pink Thrift, 50c C; $3. M.
Add postage. Mrs. J. M. Adam-
son, Lula, Rt. 2.

Sweet Bay, Yellow Jasmine,
White and Yellow Woods Vine,
Wild Elm, Bridalwreath,' 1-4
ft., 10c ft.; Yellow Chrysanthe-
mums, White Queen Anns
Lace, Yellow Jonquils, Red
Verbenas, 30c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. David Colson, Hazlehurst,
Rt. 1, Box 256. -

Indian Grass with blue flow-
ers, 12-18 in., Covered in blue
blooms all summer; 25c nice
clump. Add postage. Mrs, H.
G. Smith, Hahira, P. O. Box
Zia:

Fine Jonquil, and Yellow
Deep Cup Daffodil, Variegated.
$10. M;
2000, $18. Mrs. J. M. Bobo,

Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Blue Single Hyacinths, $1.50
doz.; Yellow, White Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, Trumpet Daf-
fodils, $2. C; Pink, Blue, White
Thrift, 75c doz.; Bird of Para-
dise, $1.50 ea.; Weeping Wil-

low, $1.25 ea. Exch. for print
sacks. Miss Mattie McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Bird of Paradise, $1.50 ea.;
Blue Single_ Hyacinths, $1.50
doz.; White, ~ Yellow Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, Trumpet Daf-
fodils, $2. C; Short Cup Daf-
fodils, Blue, Pink, White Thrift,
Sweet William, 75c doz. Exch.
for print sacks. Miss Cecil Mc-
Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Yellow and White Jonquil,
Dbl. Butter and Egg, Yellow,
Long Trumpet Daffodil, $1.70
C; Sweet William Plants, 50c
doz.; Single Blue MHyacinths,
$1.50 doz. Exch. for print gacks.
Miss Nora McCurley, ssc acre
Rt. 2:

Large Dahlias,. Mrs. Werner,
Sagamore, White Wonder,
Shepherd others, all good varit-
ties, also Ball and Miniature
Types, 3454 Harding Ave. Tel.
CA 9812.

Rose Acacia, Ferns, Weeping
Willows, Red MHoneysuckles,
Red Maples, Mtn. Laurels,
Silver Lace, Yellow Jasmine,
Rhododendrons, Calycanthus,
Forsythia, Holly, ee!
Bear Grass, Water Oaks, 2, $1.;
Privet Hedge, ees _ Finest
Iris, 5, $1: Add postage. Mrs.
John Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

King Alfred Daffodil, and
Butter and Egg Bulbs, $1. C.
Add postage. Mrs. Sibley Rich-
ardson, Hartwell, Rt. 3.



FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED



Vinca Minor. (Peri-
Mrs. Fred M. Taylor,
Atlanta, 75 Beverly Rd., N.
Phone EL 3311, Ext. 5207.

Want 1 or 2 hardy seedlings
up to 3 in. trunk, 15 ft. high,
fast growing willow oak, sweet
gum, eastern redbud, slow
growing live oak, southern
magnolia, camphor tree, A-
mevican holly, common crape
myrtle, few , early. blooming
perennials. Bill -Poole, Atlanta,
260 Peachtree-Seventh Bldg.

Want to buy Yellow Lary
Banksia Rose. Miss Ethel Cono-
ley, Bruswick, 915 Union St.

Want Leopard Begonia, Old
Fashion House Plant, very rare,
thick, glossy, green circular
leaves with creamy white spots.
State price. Mrs. H. B. Lunce-
ford, Crawfordville, Rt. 2

Want Flowering Rd Quince,
cuttings, 8-14 in. long. Troy
McDonald, Dixie.

Want to exch. Red and Pink
Mixed Peanuts, (2-3 in hull),
good for planting or eating,
for rooted pot plants or cut-
tings. State what you have.
Mrs. Riley Lon, Fairmount, Rt.
2.

Want
winkle).

Want to exch. Dried Apples,
free of peel, for Butterfly Bush,
Azaleas, Red Sage, Camellias,
Peonies, Forsythia; Weigelas,
Dwarf Cannas, all rooted
plants. Mrs. W. T. Cook, Felton,
Rt. 2. j

Want Red and Pink Verbena

Plants, Mrs. R. -A. McFadden, |

Macon, 3159 Georgia Place. ,






Want some nice Single White
and Single Pink MHyacinth
Bulbs. State price by doz. and
lots of 50. Mrs. William H.,
Maxwell Sr., Lexington.

Want mixed colors Wistevia,
and large flowering Clematis;
Seed. Write first. Mrs. Harold
Ohst, Ringgold, Rt. 2.

Want variegated House Leak,
var. Ground Ivy, (has fragrant

leaves), Scotch Broom Seed,
(deep yellow | blooms), Pure
White Narcissi (bloom Feb.,

Mar.), and Yellow with white
Cluster Narcissi. Miss F. B.!
Moore, Suwanee.

Want 1000 Hydrangea Plants.
Quote best price. W. L. Cou-
sins, Tucker, Rt. 2. ee

Want large Incurved Yeilow
and White Mums: State price.
Mrs. V. Carter, Whitesburg.

Want Giant Size Sunflower
Seed, State what you have and|
price. Mrs. R. M. Lawrence,
Wrightsville, Rt. 2.



PLANTS FOR SALE



- Gov.
$4.50 M; Marglobe and Rutger
tomato, '50c C; $1.75 M. Ready.
Prepaid, No checks, Paul Light-
sey, Screven.

Early W. and sas round |
Dutch cabbage plants, 35c C;
200, 60c; 500, $1.25; $2. M; 5
M., $6. 50. Mrs. Mattie Harper,
Baxley, Ree. /

E. J., and Chas. W. frost-
proof cabbage and Bermuda
onion 500, $1.25; $2. M; Del.
Sat. guar. Otis. Conner, Pitts.

Chas. W., E. J.,. Wakefield
and Golden Acre frost- proof
and white Bermuda onion

plants, $3350 Mf. 50c- C.- All
postage paid. RR. Chanclor,|
Pitts.

Bunch P. R., potato Sar
April, May, June del. 500,
$7. M. parcel post prepaid a
Ga. Damp- moss packed. State
inspected . and terated. J.
Sims, Mystic, Box 55.

White Bermuda onion plants,
$2. M; 500. $1.25; Exch.'500 for)
4 print sacks or 8 white sacks.
Mrs. W. R. Clark, , beens
Rt. 2. Box 103.

Rutger and Red Top tomato
plants, $4. M. C. W. Cabbage,
$2. M. Now ready. California
wonder pepper, ready April 10,
$4. per M. Mossed and crated.
FOB. No order for less than
1000 plants. H. L. Williams,
Baxley.

Coastal Bermuda stolons, by
truckload. at my farm, 75c M;
100,000 or more 65c M. By ex. |
press, not prepaid, $1.50 M.

E.| D. J. Harrison, Blackshear. Tel.

3713.

Rooted sage and catnip plant
2, for *25, 5. tor, B0c, SL. doz,
Shade dried catnip leaves, $1.-
25 lb. Virgil Keith, Alvaton.

Booking orders for large
white heading collard plants,
ready April 10, or earlier; 50c
C or $250 M. Mrs. J. L. Hall,

Americus, Rt. 2.

Cert. bunch P. R. Potato
plants, 500, $3.75; $7. M; 5 M
$36. Running red skin, P. R.
var. $3.50 M. $15. for 5000. May,

April, through June del. E. H.
Hall, Arabi, Rt. 1.
Govt. Inspected P. R. red

and copper skin potato plants,
$20. for. 5000 PP, or $4.50, M
FOB. No COD. Ready April.
D. M. Cason, Bristol. sy

Garlic plants, ~30c doz. or
exchange for white 100 Ib.. feed
sacks, free of holes or letters,
1 doz. plants for 1 sack; not
less than 3 doz. exchanged. Ea.
pay postage. Mattie Little, Ball
Ground; Rt. 1.

Marglobe and Rutger tomato
plants, field grown, ready, 200,
75c; $2. M. Long, hot cayenne
pepper plants, slim pods and
sweet C. W. 200 for $1.; $4.)5
per M. Full count, moss pack-
ed, promt shipment. J. M. Mul-
lis, Broxton, Rt. 2.

Hastings Imp. Rutger tomato |

plants, $4. M. Ready first of]:

April. Can fill lange orders T.



insp. red skin Bo

E.| shipment. Now ready.

| strawberry plants, $1. C; tame





Copenhagen, L. I. Wakefield
cabbage and white and yellow
Bermuda onion plants; $1.25
for 500, $2..M. Dei. sts - Kent, | $2
Dawson.

~Govt. inspected P. R. potato
plants, $5. M; 500 or more, $4.
M. Full count. April and May
del. Jennings Williamson,
Bristol.

Red and copperskin P. RL
govt. insp. potato plants, 5
M. $20.; $4.75 M. FOB. ne
COD. Ready April and May. J
C. Tyre, Bristol. - ah

Rutger and Marglobe tomato|
plants, now ready, $i. for 200;
500, $2.; $3.50 M;- Wrapped in
moss and water-proof paper. C.
W. and Copenhagen Market
cabbage, and Bermuda onion |
plants, 300; $1.; $2. M. PP. Mix-
ed if desired, J. D. Crenshaw, |
Pitts, P. O. Box 8, Phone 2150. |

Early Jersey and Chas. W.
cabbage and collard plants, $2.|
M. Cert. wilt-resistant Rutger
tomato plants, $4.-M. del. Add
25c for. small bunch of pepper.
B. F. Malard, Savannah, Rt.
5, Box 528, Phone 45079.

Broccoli, brussels sprouts,
beet, lettuce, kale, carrot plants,
35c, 2 doz: Cauliflower, Pan
American tomato,. eggplant,
pepper, artichoke plants, 25c
doz. in $1. lots or more. Add |
postage. Mrs. H. V; Franklin,
Register. :

. Govt: insp. copperskin P. R. |
potato plants, $4.50 M. 3000 or
more $4.50 M. FOBNo COD.
G. L. Brannen, Patterson. |

Marglobe and Ruiger toma-
to plants, $3.50 M. del. Ready.

hot pepper plants, ready April |
10th, $4.25 M., -50c C. Miss

Marglobe and Rutger tomato
plants, ready now, good plants, |
moss packed, prompt shipment, |
Pee Cer $8 Me Buncum ee
sey, Surrency, Rt.2. -

Marglobe and Rutger ite

good plants, full count, prompt
Hiram
Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

doz. Large Blakemore black-|
berry and raspberry, 6, for ee
Kudzu and catnip plants, 10c
ea. Garlic bulbs, 6 for . 50c;
Tender striped half-runner bean

Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Cooperskin potato plants, $4.
.M. FOB. Copperskin bunch
| potato plants, $6.-M. FOB. ..
B. OBerry, Surrency, Rt.

Marglobe and New Stone
tomato, $2. M; 2M and up, $1.-|
75 M. Good, strong plants, moss |
packed, prompt shipment. No
checks Ready. Can fill large
| ondezs. W. R. Lightsey, Screven.

Rutger tomato plants, 50c C;
$1. MPP, Mrs. J. R: Brannen, |
Statesboro, Rt. 1. 4

Klondike and i Seacncuont
blackberry and black , j
plants, four for $1.00; |

blue plums, 40c ea.; citron seed, |

mer garden bean seed, 50c cup.
Add postage. Mrs. Samuel
Caine, Cumming. .

90c C; $7.50 M. Good var. Cat-
nip, 6, 75c; $1.35 doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Claude Blackwell,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 49 A.

Booking orders for sweet
potato plants for April 10, govt.
insp, pink and copperskin, $5.
M: Sweet pepper plants, 75c)
C. $5. M. Del. Promptly ship-
ped. Frank Merritt, Sereven,
Ren do. 7 :

Big Red. Jumbo Strawberry
plants, $1. C. Add postage. 500)
or more PP. No checks or
COD. E: &. \Clark, Gainesville,
Rt. 8, Box 14.

Good var. edauee plants,
90c -C.; $750 M.; Catnip, 6,'
ogy $1.35 doz. Evergreen vine, |

, $1.75; $3. C. Add postage.
a Pearson, Pe et Rt. |
1, Box 43.

jearly brown bunch be

HT , e |.
- ee Oo Quinn, SuURTENcy, Rt ] i,
| No. less 100 Ibs. orders.

plants, $3..M. del. Moss packed, |}

Mtn. huckleberry plants, 50c! \

seed, 50c cup. Plus _ postage. | ;

$1. pt. White and col. half-run-| 60

Mastodon aes plants, |

| runner bean

ger tomato plants,
-M.. Open "eld gre

: Sie: Fitzgerald.

Cert. select grade
tomato. plants, $3.74
about middle April.
Johnson, Cordele, Rt.

ZED AND GRA
FOR SALE.

10 or 12 thousand sta
hioned red sugarea

-4 ft. three cents

Thompson, Vienna, Rt.
7 Ibs. Sims eae

$2..b. (COD: We

son, . Granville oie ;

Tender _ white _ half-

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eee cine)
speckled crowder peas,
tcup; 4 une Orders
promptly. Mire a G:
field, Jasper, Rt.

400 bu. ~ full ae
joats,, $1.25 bu. Als
wheat straw in com)
bales, approx. 50 Ibs..
jbale; $20. ton. ue
Thomaston, Nehi

35. dibs. Black
watermelon seed;
jsaved. Never p
jother melons, $1. Add
|W. F. Walden, Thom:
1 Box 142. .~

9000 Ibs.







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-recleaned_

Copperskin potato, pimento and |PC





Morris, Newborn. a






run. Price at barn,
|Sacks extra if



























pet. pure, 40c- Ib. C.
Marietts Rt. a Bo:














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Rt. 3.

About 400 ie
pedeza seed, cleaned an
ed for _germination. 30.
Dukes, Douglasville,














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75e
Mrs. J.
Rt 4, Box 101.

"Ol 74, time tender
small, weevil> fr
Also few pink
seed, 45c cup. PP.
|promptly. Miss _

|derson, Ellijay, Box










seed,

runners, 45c_large |

$1.25, plus. fom
Pa

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Rutger ditt plants, $1.75
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a a Sees NO.3 NO.4 Farmers Bisse ck Sylvania $19.75 $19.00 $17.90 $00.00
sat pd cies ide 81485 since scone oe : Bertin
3 Ret Blackshear $20.65. $20.45 . $19.71 $00.00 Coffee Co. Livestock Company, Douglas $20.60 $20.10 $19.25 iho
Market. Metter $21.00 $20.15 $19.00 $00.00 | Millen Le Market, Millen $20.10 $19.00 $18.50 $16.50
: - Thane. : $21.30 $19.10 $18.90. $00.00 ; Mitchell Co. Livestock Co. Camilla $20.25 $20.10 $19.40 <_ Fe
ard, panes $20.35 $20.00 $18.90 $17.30 | Producer Cooperative eee seni tos ae pane
Pisa Ske aie 00.00 $00.09 | Tf0up Livestock Assoc. LaGrange $20.15 $17.50 $16.40 $15.60
; Appling Co. Livestock & Market Service, : Tae
a { Inc., Baxley $20.66 $19.76 $18.64 $00.00
Co. oa Seach hen Ge Lee Co. Livestock Market, Inc., Leesburg $20.52 $19.80 $18.55 $00.00
: : _| MARCH 25
wa aes Seis sag athis Se aT a . Moultrie Livestock Co., Moultrie $20.61 $20.57. $00.00 $00.00
: a ages Mekat. eS ose ee : Union Stockyard, Albany $20.31 $19.95 $19.40 $17.60
Donalsonville $20.65 $20.45 $19.55 $00.00 Seaboard Stockyard, Colquitt $20.35 $20.00 $19.00 $00.00
Products Sales Corp.. : me : Coosa Valley Commission Co., Rome $21.80 $19.90 $17.40 * $16.90
oon FAO ee END, PIG 202 yidatte Steck gard. Vidalia ~~ $20.25 $19.70 $18.50 $00.00
er er Sg ishurn: Livest ME. Wesldhurst $2050 $1085 Sind SORdG
erect Sees F040 FIGS) 19.00 90000 | Saal Livestock Co. Glenavile $20.10 $19.60 $18.90 $00.00
vestock Corrales $21.50 $20.50 $00.00 $00.00 | Turner Co. Stockyard. Ashburn $20.41 $20.24 $19.25 $00.00
- Heavies .... $20.00 - MARCH 26 x j
Stockyard, Swainsboro $20.56 $19.84 $18.97 $00.00 | Dublin Livestock Commo. Co., Dublin $20.72 $19.70 $18.60 $00.00
rd, Jesup $20.60 $19.85 $18.70 $00.00 | Wilkes Stockyard, Washington $20.70 $20.10 $19.50 $00.00
ckyard, Columbus / $20.50 $00.00 $16.90 $00.00 BacudileLony Comm. Co., Quitman $20.59 $20.16 $19.10 $00.00
ockyard, Eastman ~ $20.60 $20.10 $18.45 $00.00 | Farmers Livestock Co., Inc., Douglas $20.50 $19.37 $18.90 $17.17 _
Craig Comm. Co., Dublin $20.70 $20.00 $19.10 $00.00 | Valdosta Livestock Co., Valdosta $20.36 $20.00 $18.81 $00.00
ae ae Wayne Co. Livestock Market, Jesup $20.65 $19.85 $18.60 $00.00
suhoff Comm. Co., Macon $20.00 $19.55 $18.50 $00.00 Effingham Co. Stockyard, Springfield $20.00 $19.20 $18.02 $00.00
rd, Augusta . $20.10 $19.75 $18.50 $00.00 Bainbridge Stockyards, Inc. Bainbridge $20.30 $19.60 $18.65 $00.00
vestock Ca., Dawson $20.25 $19.75 $19.00 $00.00 uamter Livestock Assoc., Inc. Americus $20.60 $20.24 $19.23 $16.50
s ock Market, McRae $20.51 $19.84 $19.25 $0000 | 5 loch Stockyard, Statesboro $20.08 $19.71 $18.76 $00.00
00 perative Livestock Assoc. \ F itrgerald Livestock Auction Co., Ocilla $20.49 $19.95 $19.27 $00.00
7 Roperfon, 820-25 919.25: $18.56 $16.60 | Gi son Stockyards, Claxton $20.20 $19.60 $00.00 $00.00
"Stockyards, Swainsboro $20.10 $19.60 $18.75 $00.00 | Peoples Livestock Market, Inc., Cuthbert $19.94 $19.45 $18.20 $16.17
tock Market, Metter ~ $20.25 $19.44 $18.81 $00.09 | Toombs Co. Stockyards, Lyons | $20.25 $19.40 $18.60



d speckled crowder
jlackeyed peas, 35c
$1. Add









20 Ib. Sa
- Bonner, Gab-
Tel, 6504 La-





No.,1 Kobe Lespe-
also. 600 Ibs. No 2
a, all 1952 crop.
ie Gray.

spedeza seed, re-.
ified, 1952 crop,
- Ibs. FOB. Satis.
F. -C. Garrett, Ft.

ine Carnonball
d_ watermelon
mestested ~90c .. pct.
$ lb. Original
eart melon
neth | W. Birdsong,
ermelons seed, 1952
ved from _per-
sted. melons; govt.
ict. germ. $2. Ib.
Bloodworth, Gordon,

watermelon
from
tested 90 pct.
Tb; 10 Ibs. and

amond

Sh,

- Bale emer:
12. Send_M. O.
John Dyer,

seed, |

jage. L.
15

SEED AND GRAIN
~ . FOR SALE

Colard seed, 60c
tested 90 pct. Not
50 Ibs.
Kingston.

For immediate sale, No.

shipped. Neel

lb. Germ.
less than
Jolly,

grade Ky. 31 Fescue seed, re-

cleaned; grown

from

cert.

seed; 22 in 100 lb. bags. FOB.
oH Moore, Milner, Rt. 1.

Watermelon seed,
of the strawberry

1952, crop,
and New

Hampshire Midget Icebox var.
$5. lb. Prepaid PP. E. Mitchell,
Thomasville 202 Grady St.

4 pts.
1952 crop. 50c pt.

okra seed for

sale,
PP. Mrs.

Walter Wallace - verona.

Martin, Dipper,

Dishrag

gourds, $3. doz.; Extra large,

$5. doz;
$1.50 doz.;
3 pkts., 40c:
seed, 25c pkt.
melon, 15c_ pkt.,

small

mixed
Also gourd

sizes,
seed,

Rutgers Tomato
Garrison Wwater-
$1.50 lb. PP.

Earl Suckey, Blackshear.

Citron melon - seed, $1.

Ib.

ACh Thompson, Cadwell.

Yellow meat,
melon seed,

best
1952 crop,

water-
hand

sel: shade dried, 1/2 Ib. $1.25;
DT be$2, del. Mrs. J. E. Sikes,

Cochran

101 variety Bi-color Lespe-

deza $1.
Ibs. or

lb.
more.

Will

_|Commerce, Rt. 1.

Little Rice
cup; sage and satnip
>|doz. Okra, 60c pt.

pea seed,
plants, $1..

deliver 5

O. W. Jones,

35c
Matodon

ever-bearing strawberry plants

$1. C. Gourd seed,

40c cup:

Long wide-leaved tobacco seed,

75c Tbhlsp. No. COD.
J. Elis,






Striped half-runner
1s white
45c large cup, 3 cups,
Is postage. Mrs. B.

; few cups
ners,

Add post-

Cumming, Rt.

bean
half-



Fiowery Branch, . Re

oh

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

BEANS:

Want \some white bunch also
running var. butterbeans. Mrs.
B. H. Purvis, Helena, Rt. 1.

Want 1 bu. Velvet beans,
bunch or running. W. E. Hol-
combe, Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.
CORN (SEED): .

Want some old fashioned var.
Hickory King white corn;
white small cob with wide
grain, 8 rows to the ear. Write:
Joe. B. Watkins, Blue Ridge,
Rt. 1, Box 175 A.

EGGS:

Want some Quail eggs. Ad-
vise at once. Mrs. Ed Green,
Powersville.

Want good Lespedeza_ hay,
free of weeds and straw and
not rained on. Contact. Howard
L. Dalton, c/o Dairy Dep't.
University of Ga., Athens. Tel.
225-J, or 4600, Ext. 361.

OATS:

Want 5 bu. Feed oats, -for
farm animals. Geo. W. Howard,
Cedartown, Rt. 2.

PEPPER:

Want Squash pepper; re-
sembles scalloped or Patty Pan
squash and is of hot variety.
Quote prices on sed or plants.
H: M. Moorman, Lovett.

SEED:

Want Jumbo watermelon
seed. State price on_ one-half
or 1 lb. prepaid. J. J. Johnson,
Buford, Rt. ..2.

_ Want Velvet bean seed. Ad-
vise. L. N. Hayes, West Green.

Want some seed Rice pop-
corn, also improved Spanish
peanuts, both for planting.
Pierce Power, Jackson.

TREES AND SEED:

Want about 3 Sugar sum-
mer Pear 2-3 ft. sprouts, and
few hills each, old. fashioned
large ribbed muskmelon and
long green Citron seed. Write.

Postage returned. EDs Thomp-



POULTRY FOR SALE

BERRIGOLDS:

50: Berrigold Laying Pullets,
Young: Hens, $3. ea. No culls.
Bring Coops. Cannot ship.
Farm on Crabapple Rd. near
Birmingham, Ga. RFD 3, Al-
pharetta, E. A. Pierce, Cham-
blee, P. O. Box 3.

BANTAMS:

15 mixed Bantams, 1 Rooster,
$12. Mrs. J. M, Walker, Atlanta,
1312 Childress Dr., S. W. Phone
Ra. 1855 (Only Sat. & Sun.).

25 Siebs Strain Ancona Hens,
1 yr. old, laying, $1.25 ea. at my
home; $1.50 ea. shipped. W. D.
Creech, Twin City, Rt. 1, Box
62.

Few pairs pure Dark Cornish
and Buff Cochin Bantams, a-
bout 5 mos. old, $5. pr.; Dark
Cornish, and Buff Cochin Ban-
tam Hatchings Eggs, all prize
winners SE Fair last Fall, $2:50
setting 18. Parcel Post. C. H.
Overby, Columbus, 3609 14th.
Ave. :

Bantam Roosters, 65 ea. J. i.
Carson, Griffin, Rt. es

3 prs. Ja. Silkies, $5. pr.; Also
7 Large Fat Hens, some laying,
$2. ea.: 1 Black Minorca Rooster,
10 mos, old, $2. No. COD. Mrs.
F. Lamkin, Atlanta, 966 Crew
et.; SOM:

White Leghorn Bantams,
show stock, 13 hens, cock, $25:;
3 trios White Crested Bantams,
$7.50 trio; Pair Lady Amhurst

Pheasants, $17.50 pr.; 1 Pr. Gold-
hurst Pheasants, $17.50. R. H.
Frye, Atlanta, 1115 Woodland
Ave. S. E. Tel. Wa. 2526, or
Di. 5182.

B. B. Red Old English Game
Bantam Rooster, from prize
winning stock, $1.25 ea. Will not



Tel. 47-2617

ship. .C.uS8. Wako: ewe



| $3. ea.;





POULTRY FOR SALE

R. I. Red Bantam Cockerels,
$1.50 ea. FOB. Joe J. Wilson,
Decatur, 828 3rd, Ave De. 0354.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

6 nice Game, Stags, Grays
and Blues, Red and Spangle,
$2.50 ea. in lot; $3. single.
In light crate. J. F. Wellborn,
Rock Springs.

6 Dark Cornish Cockerels, 10
mos.- old, long yellow legged
type, $2.50 ea.; 2, $4.; FOB.
Mrs. J. E. Stone, Adairsville,
Rte<2.

Red Claret and Cuban Blue
Rooster, cross game, 4 1/2. lbs.,
12 mos: old, $2. MO..S. O. Huff,
Monticello, Rt. 3.

' Games: 35 or 40 Game Hens
and Pullets, 15 White Leghorn
Pullets,, laying, March and
April hatch, 6 roosters,
proved from the Negro and:
Allen Roundhead, known as
Buch Cheeves strain. See at
my place. T. J. Woth, Dora-

ville, Rt. 1, Box 265.
Dark Cornish, . rose comb
cockerels, $3. ea.; 2, $5.; hens,

8 hens, $23. Hens lay-
ing. FOB. Shipped in
erates. No checks. Mrs.
McCrary, Pinehurst.

2 trios White Lace Red Cor-
nish Hens, laying, $7.50 trio.
Mrs. J. C. Herron, Martin, Rt,
af

J. E

4 fine Shuffler Stags, one
Roundhead, $3.50. Cheaper if
lot taken. Bring sack. Bud
Holland, Dalton, Rt. 2 i

Old English Black Breasted
Reds, 1 stag, 2 hens (Pit
Games), $10. C. H. Baldwin,
Atlanta, Rt. 5, Box 589,

3 purebred heavy type Dark
Cornish October 52 hatch Pul-
lets, 1 Cockerel, lot $6.25 if
taken at once; Eggs, $1.75 per
15. Cartons to be returned at
once, MO only. Miss Cora B,



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PAGE EIGHT | is - MARKET BULL us

\ : * a Be PRPS reed 5 ef ts,
POULTRY FOR- SALE POULTRY FOR : SALE eee FOR SALE 2 FARM HE
_ or 6 Game. Hens, laying,|. 8 Ringneck Pheasants, 5 hens, TURKEYS, _ GUINEAS. 1 DUCKS,| Want . ERS:
Rooster, good stock, $1.10|3 cocks, $24. for lot, Selected GEESE: : | couple to live as take

x here O. A. Stone, Dallas, Rt.| birds. Will ship. J. H. Geiger, i ee ; help with light farm ee

Ducks,

. Purebred White Cornish
Roosters, April hatch, few pul-

~~. lets, $2.50 ea. Mrs. R. K. Pruitt,

_ Lavonia, Rt. 2.
2 Allen Roundhead Game
_ Hens, almost 2 yrs. old, $5.

pr. plus exp.; Trade for 1 trio
Dark Cornish Bantams. Each
pay express. Jessee Hudson,
Carrollton, Rt. 3.

Pit Games: 10 Stags, Claret

. and Shayl Cross, crowing, now

ready to Walk, $20. for lot. Will

not sell separately. Paul B.
Adams, Macon, Rt. 1.

Several Game Roosters, some

4 way crossed, White Hackle,

Clarion Red, Brown Red, and
- Buff; 2 Way Cross, Brown Red
- and Buff. $3. ea... Walter M.
Mitchell, Austell, Rt. 1. Tel.

5107. :

Roundhead Brown Red, and
Sid Taylor Game Hens and
Cocks, for sale or trade for
Fantail Modena and Tumbler
Pigeons, and Bantams. H. M.
Adams, a rears

LEGHORNS:

75 large English White Leg-
horn, Booth O A stock, laying
75 pet., 9 mos. old, $1. 75 and
- $2. ea. Mrs. Jos. Mikle, Li-
ae Rt. 2. Phone Stone Mtn.
2701

350 Keystone White Leghorn
Hens, April 1952 hatch, laying
70 pet., $1.50 ea. for lot. C. J.
Hendrix Jr., Alpharetta, A 3.

About 40 White Leghorn
Hens, 15 RI Hens, laying, $1:
50 ea.; 10 Pullets, last April
hatch, 15 Fryers or Pullets, 3
mos. old, $1.75 ea. Bring own
containers. 6 mi. So. Hapeville.
Sacrifice price. Mrs. Mary E.
Walters, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

-MINORCAS, MISCELLANE-
ONS, ORPINGTONS:

. White Minorca Pullets, Roos-
ters, 4 mos. old, AAAA strain,
for sale; Also White Giants, 6
hens, 2 yrs. old, $2.50. L. E.
Tabor, Sasser, Ga.

12 Buff Orpington Hens, .1
Rooster, $1.50 ea.; $20. for lot,
at yard. Ronie Johnson, Shell-
man, Rt. 1, Box 55.

5 young Yellow Buff Orpike:
ton Roosters, $2. ea. Will ship.
Mrs. B. H. Holland, Dalton,
22

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS.

5 Ringneck Pheasant Cocks,
$4.50 ea.; $20. for lot at my place
1/2 mi, Gainesville city limits;
Also want 2 Black Jap. Bantam

Hens. W. C. Tate, Gainesville,
Rte:
Pheasants, 2 pr. Silver, 1

Ringneck Cock, 3 hens, 1 Gold-
en Cock, 1 Reeves Cock, all $25.
W. H. Dorough, Fairburn, Rt.
2. Phone. 5334.

Blue Peafowls, May 1952
hatch, $25. pr at my home 8 mi.
W. Royston. Mrs, Lee Downs,
Royston, Rt. 1.

Blue Indian Pesto:
and old, for sale.
Red Oak.

Ringneck Pheasant Hens, $3.-
_ 50; Cocks. $4.50. Doyle &
Knight, Dublin, 501 North Dr.

young
Z. Je Lee,

Fine breeding Bob~ White
Quail, $5. pr; Booking orders
for eggs, $30. C. C. E. McKin-

ney, Atlanta, 3304 Clairmont
Rd., N. E. Rt, 13. Ex. 6069.

Ringneck Pheasants,
4 hens,
Roberts,

1 cock,
all extra large. W. C.
Toccoa, Rt. 4.

20 prs. 1 yr, old Golden
Tfieagsants, $10. pr.; Also 20
White Leghorn Pullets, Triple A
grade, all laying, $2.25 ea, O.
A. Bridges, Sharpsburg,

1 trio Ringneck Pheasants,
$7. 50-W;D: Bennett; Molena.

Solid White Racing: Homer
Pigeons, seamless, banled, late
1952 hatch. youngsters, $200. ea.
iG: Watkins, Louisville, 309
Bar thest:

Pheasants: Trio 51 hat. fi Jap,
Versicolor, .$25,; One 52 hatch
Gold $7, 50; Pr. 52 hatch Ring-
necks, $5. J. F, Ginn, Atlanta,
451 Metropolitan Pl. S. E. AL
0617.



Loganville, Rt. 1.

-500 early 1952 hatch Tome,
Pen Raised, Full . Plumage/|E
Chinese and Monolian Ringneck
Pheasants $9. pr.;
ing, 1 cock, $14, trio; eggs of
same, 30c ea.; Mrs. Helen Street
Atlanta, Rt. 2

Paig young Fan Tail Pigeons,
about 2-1/2 - 3 mos .old, $5, -pr.
Call. 3.0101, or write: G. W.
Williams, Columbus, Rt. 1, Box
808, Williams Dairy.

7 prs. large White Kings, 5
prs.. Auto Sex Kings, mated,
banded, all producing large
squabs, $2.50 pr.; $25. for the
12 prs. F. M. Ogletree, Barnes-
ville. e

id prs. Giant Homes Pigeons
$4. pr. Mated, banded, working,
asst. colors, IEG Sihearouse,
Adel. -

Purebred Racing Homer Pige-
ons, seamless banded, mated
prt, @8.; Mate banded also.
Grover C. Piper, Barnesville,
21 Railroad St. Phone 488 R.

1952 hatch Bob White Quail,
$5. pr.; few 1952 hatch phea-
sants. FOB. Herbert Creamer,
Perry, Rt. 2.

Bob White Quail, $5:) pr, Hi:
Hill, Chamblee, 356. Bragg St.
Phone 47- 2004.

Northern Bob White Quail,
from unrelated breeders, $5.
pr.; Chuka Patridge, $10. pr.
No less Jian 2 pairs shipped.
J. E: Akins, Atlanta, 1531 ae
hens Ave., Ss. Wag

Taking orders for Northern
Bob White Quail for breeders,
and large Ga. Quail Eggs avai-
lable, May. and June. J. L, Sims;
West Point, Rt. 5.

REDS: NH, RI, PARMENTERS:

50 NH Red Laying Hens, $2.-
25 ea. our farm, R. M. Van
Leer, Gainesville, Rt. 4. reas
734 J.

2 well bred NH Red, Mareh
1952. Roosters, $1.50 ea. Plus
shipping chrgs. Hubert Moore,
Lawrenceville, 310 Jackson St.

12 NH Red Hens, $2. ea. Mrs.
Luther McAlvin, Donalsonville,
Rid;

24 NH Red Apr. 52 Pullets 1
rooster.- ROP, 85 pct. laying, 4
A grade. $48. Ship exp. collect;
21 NH Red Hens, laying 1 Roos-
ter, 4 A grade, 52 hatch, $30.
MO. J. N, Crosby, Pitts.

50-4 A Grade NH Mar. hatch
hens laying 85 pct. average wt.
6 lbs., $2. ea, at farm; $2.25 ea.
shipped, Plus. shipping chrgs.
Letters ans. Hunter Lanier,
Rocky Face.

20 NH Red Hens, 1 yr. old,
laying, $2.-ea. Send crates and
money for shipping. J. B. Mc
Leod, Valdosta, 522 S. Patter-
son St.

ROCKS: BARRED, WHITE &'
OTHERS:

Pure young White Rock Ro-
osters, extra large, $2. ea. Ship
Carl Sorrels, Royston, Rt. 1,

10 White Rock, 10 NH Hens,

laying, Feb. 1, 1952 hatdh, $2. 50|

ea. Mrs. J. R. Gardner,
Grove.

40 B. R, 1952 Spring hatch,

Locust

laying,-3 A grade, $1.40 ea.; 40
NH Red Pullets, laying, 4H
pride winning, 3 A grade, all
at my place only. Mrs. H. W.

Smith, Dalton, Rt. 1,

WYANDOTTES:

Purebred RCSL Wyandols
Chickens, 1952 hatch, $2.50 ea.
Mrs. Docia Harris, Lula.

6 Feb. Mar. 1952 hatch, pure
Tarbox strain Silver Lace Wy-
andotte Hens, laying, $9. for lot.
Not prepaid. MO. Miss Lydia
Gibbs, Uvalda.

3-9 mos, old Partridge Wyan-
dotte Cockerls for sale 6 mi.
Marietta, 1/2 mile off Dallas
Hwy. Clay Cook, Marietta, Rt.
4, :

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE:

10 Gineas, 8 -hens, roosters,
$1.25 ea. FOB. ie: Fred House,

Madison,





2. hens, lay-|:

| about 33 Ibs., $10.; 1 hen, 15 lbs...

.off Floyd Rd. on Hurt Rd. Near

gobbler, 2 hens, $25. trio. Will
not

/or work good 1 H. crop. Good+

Parrott: i. s

5 tuinelteas White -
males, 3 females, laying, $6. 50
or fe 40 ea.; Will not ship, Mrs.

. Wilson, Newport. nd

from a pure strain Greenheads:.
day old to 1 week, 75c ea.; 4-6
wks. $2. ea.; 6-8 wks., $3. ea.:
Eggs, 20c ear Discount on large
lots. Fred Permit No. 34929. C.
D. Ward, Marietta, Rt. 3, Paper-
mill Rd, Phone home 9-6986;
Of. 8600, Ext. :761.

3 Toulouse eo 1152 hatch,
b gander, 2. hens, * laying good
size, $10. FOB MO. Silas Snipes,
Commerce, Rt: 2. %

x

. 10 purebred BB Bronze Tur- :

|key Toms and Hens (laying),
for breeding, 50c lb, Ship in
light crate. Mrs, William Grif
fin, Maysville, Ant, ahve I

White African Guinea Roo
ers, $2.50 ea, Mrs. A. W. Arnold,
Newnan, REPS.

M. B. Turkey Tom, 2 yrs. old, |

starting to lay, $7. Will not ship.
Mrs. M.. Ritz, Fairburn, Camp-
bellton Rd.

Toulouse and Embden Geese,
cross breed, $5. ea. ship any-
where; Large, Pekin Drake, $3.;
3 Indian Runner Ducks, $2. ea.
Mrs. M. F. Gaddis, Quitman,
Box 427. r

Toulouse. Geese, trio $20.
Exh. for seed velvet beans or
pigs. A. L: Thompson, Cadwell.

50 head Geese for sale, N. B.
Spearman, Social Circle, Box
33. :

One purebred B. B. Bronze
Turkey Gobbler, about 35 lbs.,
$10. at my home; $12. shipped.
Mrs, Jesse Johnson, Cordele, Rt.
ae

Bar Blue Toulouse Geese,
$4. or trade for 2 hens (chick.),
soon to lay. Come after, 1/2 mi.

.| Cobb Air Port. Mrs. H. R, Rich,
Austell, Rielae

2 pr. Woulbuse Geese, 1 yr. old
hens beginning to lay, $20.; 2
Muscovy Drakes for $4,; 2 ducks
1 domesticated Mallard, $2.50;
Pekin, $2. M. Van Sutton, Lith-
onia, Pleasant Hill Rd. Phone
6293 on Sat. or Sun,

1 pair Geese, laying, $6. also
2\Black Bantam Roosters, 1 yr.

Domesticated Wild: weve? ,

z. O. Box 187.

*J. Hendrix, Rutledge.

S. L,- Evans, Kennesaw, Rt. 2.

p basis agreed upon. ;
_ 3500 Macon | j

2) chickens, etc. Home furnished.|
- C. Ward, Stone Mountain,
t.
between Pine ae and St.
Mtn.).

Want col. famine to do. oft

me











1, (Off Rockbridge Road 8

jobs on farm for weekly | -pay,| rai

and regular work for man and
1 or 2 grown boys on farm.
R. house,
land, Reynolds, Rt.

ns

Want 1-H. farmer for saad

ing rent basis, for farm 6 mi.
West Fayetteville, R. C., Loyd
Estate. Good 5 R. house. Mrs.
Ardath Loyd Bradshaw, Ma-
con, 618 Arlington Place.

i

50

50. basis, Nice, smooth,
us plenty. wood and

Donough Rt: as
Want able podied, Sone man

tes run corn and wheat mill on |

Oconee River, near Athens. 50-

50 basis. Rooms for living- in|

mill, O, W. Haygood, Athens.

Want family, white- or col. ;

with mules to work farm on)
shares, or by day. Mail and

Want 1 or 2-H. share cropper,





























Elec; L. e _ Strick- ee

Woman, 2 chi
place on small
chickens, milk

} field work if

fertile land, bale of cotton per}.

acre. Mail and school bus Rt.
4 R. ho
water, near churches at Mc-| vill
Donough. Dr. -W.. Sz ere is ies

school bus Rt. by house. Good| A

mules and. land, lights and|

water. W. Vs Sapp, Danville.

Want exp, tractor driver to| |
start work on farm immediate-|

ly, _ Cecil Rirkley, Chauncey,



Want woman to do light. dae)
work on farm. $10. week and
board with man and wife.

Want white man. to plow
with mules and walking eulti-
vator. Must be. reliable, ie
and able to work. $25. mo.
board, washing and treat right.

Want reliable, exp. - white
family to help with farm and
nursery. Satisfactory working |
Owen D.
Edge, Columbus,
Road. Toe ae a

- Want. christian. woman to!






























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life exp, on farm, v

J.| farm on 50-

live in home and do light farm]. |

chores on farm, 7 mi. No. of
Perry; for room, board,

salary. 1 child accepted. Ad-

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dress:

con, 537 byanitee, _Cirele. - as









Mrs. J. S. Turner, Ma-'





old, $1. ea. Raleigh Pruitt, Lav-
onia, RFD 2.

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ship. W. EE, Washburn,
Douglasville, Rt. 4, Box 55.



FARM HELP WANTED

Georgia ere ee ie spring
Southeastern Fair Grounds, Atlanta, Thursday.
Show, 10 A.M.; SALE, 1.M. 5 bulls- and 4
fered. W. ao Bennett, Savann he







Want family to work 2 H.
crop on Halves or 50-50 basis,

land. Have tractor. Prefer good
workers and good, reliable peo-
ple. G. Summerville, Bane
nan, Rt. 1.

Have immediate opening for
reliable exp. dairyman and
farm manager. Attractive sal-
ary Apply in person. Richard
Carpenter, Elberton, RFD

SPECIAL LIVESTOCK DAY

Special Livestock Day at Fitton, Monday, pril
10 until 11 A.M. Pasture and Livestock per a
question and answer period at Coastal P
Station. 1 P.M. at Stockyards, auction of Reg.
and Polled Herefords, bulls, cows with calf
bred heifers and cows. W. E. sees on











3. c/o Hillcrest Dairy Farm.

Want nice, white woman, in:
to live in home with me and
help with light farm chores,
small garden, chickens, flow-
ers, part time -job. $20. mo.
room and board. Letters ans.
Mrs. Eva M, Rogers, Claxton,
Rbk fe

Want man with wife, who
doesnt mind work, to operate
Ford tractor on 50-50 basis or
wages to farm, be able repair
fences. Land made bale cotton
to, acre last year. On school
bus and mail and REA line.
If quality, come at once. 9
mi, Sparta on Linton Rd. Mrs,
E. A. Nicholls, Sparta, RFD
Ts

Want reliable first class col.
woman: for -light farm chores
on farm. $40, mo. house to live
in. W. L. Smith, Savannah, Rt.
4, Box 366.

Want man with family to
work on farm. J. HH. Leverette,





1 P.M. EST at Kensington. 45
and 20 bred heifers offered.

REGISTERED HEREFORDS SA
Production sale of Reg. Herefords oft. Monday,
Clubs of Walker Co. with proceeds - of lun

Rock Eagle 4-H Club foundation. Visitors
Contact, Jim or Bob a: Kensington.







heifers and 5 bul
Lunch served by,

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The Ga. Shorthorn Hecsaere

horn Breeders: Assn, oe








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