MAY-JUNE, 1947 
Hardy Rock Garden Plants, 20 la- 
belled for $1, postpaid. Ann Teg- 
meier, 4811 Decatur, Omaha, Nebr. 
To Swap—Confederate Violets for 
other hardy perennials. © Write 
Mrs. Helen Leach, The Cabin, Mid- 
dleburg, Va. 
Aeliagnus (Oriental Cranberry) ; 
Quince; Bearing size; 50c each. 
Or exchange for Thornless Sweet 
Locust, and White and Weeping 
Mulberry trees; or white Blackber- 
ries; Hazel Nuts, Persimmon or 
Pomgranett trees; Delta Fig trees. 
Or Ozark Huckleberry in spring. Or 
Bantam eggs or chicks. Write Julius 
Nee R. 5, Hendersonville, 
Wanted—Small, used kerosene In- 
cubator, also small electric Incu- 
_ bator suitable for Bantam eggs. 
FOR SALE—tTree ripe, juicy and 
sweet, no coloring added, direct 
from our small grove, Oranges: Tan- 
gerines, Grapefruit, any kind or any 
mixture, f.o.b. $3.50 bushel basket. 
Will barter for Incubator or fancy 
Bantam. Ed Illsche, P. O. Box 727, 
Sanford, Fla. 
Gladiolus—Will exchange or buy 
surplus bulbs and bulblets. Prefer 
labelled varieties. Also will sell rea- 
sonably. Paul Fuller, 12 Holcomb 
St., West Haven 16, Conn. 
Seed for Sale—TIwenty packets 
choice fresh flower seed 25c. My 
bargain seed catalog free. Joe Smith, 
3241 28th Avenue West, Seattle, 
Wash. 
Kwanso Day Lily; Lemon Lily; Lily 
of the Valley; Chrysanthemums; 
Iris; Feverfew; 40c doz. Blue Si- 
berian Iris; Blue Plantain Lily; white 
Easter Rose, 15c each. $1.50 orders 
postpaid. Mrs. G. Y. Wei Belmont, 
N. Car. 
Raise Bulbs for profit. Tremendous 
demand now. Complete cultural 
and marketing services. Write Mis- 
sion Hill Gardens, Box 224, Ashta- 
bula, Ohio. 
Send Your Name and Address to E. 
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B. Ryder, Galax, Va., for sample 
copy of The Skyline Swapper. 
$1.00 Perennial Specials—12_ asst. 
Hardy Phlox; 20 asst. Violets; 20 
Phlox Divaricata; 20 Bright Pink 
Phlox Subulata; 12 different Peren- 
nials; 5 different Hemerocalis; 12 
different early Chrysanthemums. $1 
each or entire collection $6.50 post- 
paid. L. Frendenberg, Battle Creek, 
Neb. 
Wanted—Old material, lace, any 
kind, for doll clothes. Must be in 
good condition. Will pay cash on 
approval or dress a doll for you. 
These dolls are in ‘“‘period’’ costume, 
so, please give approximate date. 
Want old white cotton petticoats, 
too. Will buy old China dolls, doll 
heads or complete dolls, or. any 
really old doll. Fisher, 112 Middle- 
field, Middletown, Conn. 
Own a Profitable Home Business. 
Preserve LIVE FLOWERS to last 
FOREVER. Simple process. Enor- 
mous demand! Huge profits! Light 
fascinating work. Send $2.98 for 
complete working equipment, in- 
structions and list of VALUABLE 
SELLING PLANS. F. D. Smith, Box 
426, N.W. Sta., Detroit 4, Mich. 
America, both North and South, 
lest one of the most valuable citi- | 
zens this hemisphere has ever pro- 
duced when Henry Ford was pro- 
moted to wider service elsewhere. 
It is foolish to say that he is dead. 
The Lord has too much common 
sense to waste valuable material. 
Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone 
and Henry Ford are surely at work 
elsewhere in the Universe helping 
forward some other civilization. 
What doth the Lord require of 
thee, but to do justly, and to love 
mercy, and to walk humbly with thy 
God?>—NMicah 6:8. 
All through both the Old and 
New Testatments we find the idea 
of impartial justice emphasized. as 
an indispensable condition for fa- 
