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TWO 8x10 ENLARGEMENTS from 
your Snapshots or Photos sent Post- 
paid for $1.00. Bosworth Photo Serv- 
ice, 1146 North Blvd., Baton Rouge, 
Lia: 
TO SWAP—Hardy white, fall bloom- 
ing Crocus,/or other hardy plants and 
bulbs, especially Tulips and Scillas. 
Mrs. J. D. Cook, Whip-O-Will Hill, 
Rt. 1, Box 490, Texarkana, Ark. 
AIR PLANTS (Bromeliads) make ex- 
cellent house plants. Write for price 
list. Mulford B. Foster, 718 Mag- 
nolia Ave., Orlando, Florida. 
“COLDPROOF” or New Delta Fig, 
bears first year planted, large figs, fin- 
est quality. Other fruit and nut trees. 
Also Mexico-Texas gifts, curios, chil- 
dren’s toys. New Delta Nursery, R. 
4, Jackson, Mississippi. 
12 MIXED IRIS, $1.00. Mrs. Walter 
Krienke, R. 4, Sleepy Eye, Minn. 
MAGAZINES FOR GARDENERS 
AND FARMERS—Flower Grower, 
$2.50; Home Garden, $3.00; Your 
Farm, $3.00; House and Garden, 
$4.00; Gardener's Chronicle, $2.50; 
Garden Gossip, $1.00; Better Homes 
and Gardens (3 years), $3.00; 
Farm Journal (5 years), $1.00. You 
can subscribe to ALL magazines 
through Charles Eckhardt, 4643 Oak- 
land, Philadelphia 24, Pa. 
GET YOUR Best and Most Interesting 
Mail Now. It’s for the whole family, 
and it’s free for your name and ad- 
dress. Fred Brunk, 707 21st St., Den- 
ver 5, Colo. 
HILLSVUE GARDENS AND STU- 
DIO—Will trade for Seeds, Plants 
and Handwork. Music by mail, 25c. 
per lesson. 
Colo. Seeds, Dormants, Berries and 
Shrubs will be delivered in September; 
Iris, etc., July to October. Arizona Cac- 
tus, Polnis, Orange and Citrus Trees, 
and Tropical Plants and Seeds. Cash 
Only. Will take orders for a nursery. 
Free Lists. 
Have Pot-Holders, Hot-Pads, Small 
Porch Rugs to trade. Mrs. B. A. As- 
mus, Ft. Lupton, Colo., c/o J. W. 
Weber. 
I AM A CRIPPLED SHUT-IN. I col- 
lect stamps as a hobby. Please send 
me some of your duplicates. | Thank 
You! Charles Wolfram, 11514 South 
Broadway, Los Angeles 3, Calif. 
SPECIAL. Fifteen varieties of year- 
old perennial plants for one dollar. 
Less than seven cents apiece. All varie- 
ties good. Orders filled from May until 
November. A. W. Freeland, Rt. 1, 
Box 92A, Guilford, Conn. 
BUTTON MUMS, 4 coiors; Shrimp 
Plume; Elephant Ear; pink vine; 4 
kinds of Water Pool plants; 6 kinds of 
Vine Seeds; any of above 5c each. 
10 Kinds of Vines; 4 kinds of Can- 
nas; Gold Band Snake Plant; mixed 
Glads; 4 colors perennial Verbenas; 
10c each, large. 
Iris 5c; others 10c. Coleus; 25 kinds 
wild fancy Fern 5c and 2 for 5c, extra 
large | 5c. 
Please send postage. No orders for 
less than $2. 
Cuttings of all kinds 2 for 5c. Rain- 
bow Moss, Midget Jew, border varie- 
gated Turena, all 5c each. Mrs. J. P. 
Lynch, Box 96, San Antonio, Fla. 
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