Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-03-26
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SEEDS And PLANTS.


DUCkWUKThS EARLY Big BOIL COTTON
This cotton was best OF l5O varieties, Off
,ially tested by the late Il. J. Redding, head
Of the Georgia Experiment Station for "a years.
lie case1ulIy bred these seed for years and
found them admirably adapted to boil weeFn
conditions. Since death, his method OF
% eeuing was continued by me. II you are in
teresteu IN these fine seed, send me your orders
or write for full information regarding them.
Sold only in three-bushel sacks, $3.50 per BUSH
el-24 bushels or more, S2.2J per bushel. r. y.
I.uckwUrtn, Union City, ia.
KINGS IMPROVED BIG BOLL-Most bolls
Most lint. Most bales. Most dollars. THIS
cotton beats Mr.. WeeSil. Quickest maturing
cotton in world. Direct from originators. Bred
10 give fruitage instead Of leaves and stalks.
We guarantee TO prove the abOye facts Write
for facIs. Special price on seed for early de-
livery IS per bushei. Nandiver Seed Co., La
yOnla, "a.
FOUR BALES PER ACRE. record of ManIeys
heavy fruiter cotton. Double yield Of other
varieties urOutn anu weevli sections; 10 boils
pound; highest per cent limit. staple lE-
inch. Resists drOuths. winds and disease; have
private gin and euler. No boil weeVtls. Write
for facts and proofs from your own state and
special delivered price on seed. K. 5. Manley,
Gainesville, Ca.
MY CLEVELAND made nearly LOO pounds lint
an acre; my Marlboro corn ranked first, sec
Ond and third three years at Georgia station.
There are plenty cheaper, few as good, none
better than Steinheimer's. Corn, S4.OO Du.,
Sl.UO a PIX. Cotton seed, $3.50 Blu. X. 4.
Steinheimer, Brooks. Ga.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS-Leading varieties.
Short crop. Dasheen- substitute for the Irish
potato. Big yielder. PIX. T5c. Prof waughtel,
Homeland. Ca.
POTATO PLANTs-Nancy Halls aad Porto
Mcos, enc seventy-fye per thousand; five
thousand and ocer one-sixty per thousand. In
speeted for potato weeyil. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Nothing shipped c. o. d. 7. A. Nc
Eaehern, II. Green Springs, Fla.
FOUR bales per acre record of ManIey's heavy
fruiter cotton. Double yield of other yarie
ties in drouth and weevil section; 40 bolls to
pound, highest per cent lint, staple, IL inch.
Resists drouths. winds and disease. Have pri-
vate gin and cutler. No boil weevils. Write
for facts and proofs from your own state and
special delivered price on seed. E. s. Manley.
GAINESVILLE, Ga.
POTATOES, cabbage and tomato plants ready
April LIST. Porto Rico yam, Dolly yam, $3.50
per 1000. Cabbage, S2;0O. Tomatoes. $50:
THANKSGIVING, $1.50: tomato, So: potato,
$3.50 per 1000. Oakdaie Farm. College Park,
Georgia.
CABBAGE plants now ready. All leading va
rieties at 81 per thousand; 5000 more at
SIZE, prepaid by parcel post. Good, strong
stoeky plants, Order now. Wilson Plant Co.,
Rebecca, Ga.
FOR SALE-GoOd whippoorwill peas, So per
bushel I. o. b. Cash with order salts
factory references. Pomona Prod Co., Po-
SWEET potato slips, $I.5O per 1000; 1905 ur
more. $1.4O. Varieties: Nancy Hail. Porto
Rico. yam or bunch yans. Ready to ship March
70. T. s. BrOgdon, Birmingham. Ala, Box 522.
IUAATO, onion, lettuce and beet plants, $50
per 1000. J. w. stat, Waldo, Fla.
TOMATO plants, all leading varieties, Aus
tralian Brown and Bermuda onion plants, 81
per 1000. Pansy plants, 81 per 1000. Princess
Of Wales violet plants, 40 cents per dos. T. K.
Godbey, Waldo, Fla.
kUDzU PI-A.. fS--Best for permanent pastur,
and hay crop. Perennial Iegume, marvellous
grower, making richest, chea pest easiest feed
grown for all stocks. Booklet, price free. Geo.
T. Otani, Semmes Ala