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Small, thrifty plants of Elephant 
Ear, 10c. 
Stapelia desmeliana African wild- 
ing, not been in civilization long 
enough to have a common name, 
Tender to frost, 20c. 
Chinese Temple (Kalanchoe daig-' 
ermontiane) 10c each, 75c per doz. °* 
A few Hen and Chickens (Semper- 
virums) unlabelled 10c each. 
A tall African Wilding I cannot 
identify. Looks like a Bryophyllum 
_ but propogates like Geranium. 
Should be handled like the latter. 
Good bloomer. Tender to frost, 15c. 
A dwarf African wilding I cannot 
identify. Good bloomer. Tender to 
frost 10c. 
HARDY ROCK GARDEN PLANTS 
HARDY SEDUMS. All Sedums I 
call hardy can survive 15 below 
' zero without protection. Some of 
them are hardy in the sub-artic. 
Most are fine for rock garden plants. 
Most of the dwarf plants listed un- 
der other heads, and many of the 
wildlings, are also good for rock 
gardens. 
. I have wholesale quantities of the 
following Sedums: Sarmentosum, 
hardy to subartic, pendant effect. 
One sent me Glaucum, much like 
album, but different flowers and 
winter coloring; Album white flow- 
ers; evergreen with us. 
Fosteristarman Reflexium, a grey 
green one which I think is altissum, 
good in rock garden, dish garden 
or as a pot plant. 
Have from one to a dozen plants 
of other varieties. Will trade, plant 
for plant, any Sedum listed for 
starts of others I do not have. 
Any Sedum listed, labeled to the 
best of my knowledge, 5c. 
‘Seven well-rooted, small clumps, - 
all different, labeled to the best of 
my knowledge, 25c postpaid. 
If selection is left to me, 50 well- 
Melis Sedlums, 10 varieties labeled) 
If unlabeled, Ic each in lot of 25. 
THE YELLOW SHEETS 
Box 123, Dexter, Iowa. 
* Quilt pieces 500, $1.00. Handicraft 
. essentials, toys, and books, to m2ke 
RATES: | 
Size 100 250: 500 1000 
3x6 -$).20' .:$ 150 $1100 4: $a00 
6x9 .30 75). T50p ss 00 sae 
9x12 30% 1.25" 21605 0 
17 School Avenue. _ Bedford, Mass. 
Three Decatur View Cards 10c — 
postpaid. John Stickles, 2770 Bsa 
Hickory St., Decatur, Illinois. 

10 Choice Succelent Plants Post- __ 
paid $1.00. Mrs. C. H. Garwood, cf 
Enlargements’ and Copies made 
from photographs and_ snapshots. 
Write for price list. Hale Photo ~ 
Service, Hutchinson, Kansas. ~ 
“Crochet Edged Lawn Handkies 
85c. Linens $1.25. Crochet vanity 
cases (New) 75c. Wrist bags for 
the crochet balls, $1. Knitted pin- | 
cushions, (New) 75c. All colo’s. 
Deadline Nov. list for Xmas. In- 
fants Jackets $2.25. Bonnets $1.50. 
a it ee ee 
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Studio, 1037 Elm, Manchester, N. H. 
a. - -. 
Free Catalogue of Unusual Gifts, 
I haan ae ir Nie a 
or purchase. Novelkraft, 3115 N. 
16th St., Philadelphia, 32, Penna. 
WANTED TO BUY 
Common Postage Stamps! 
of stamps and prices paid, 10c. 
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List 
Will Pay Cash for a large number 
of books, especially old health books 
(Trall, Shelton, Carque, Tilden, 
Page, etc.) Send 10 for list of books © 
wanted. ; 
5 Different Hobby Magazines, 25c; 
) different Mail-Order Trade maga- 
zines (spare-time money-making), 
25c. 10 different U. S. Commemor- 
ative stamps and big envelope of — 
interesting mail, 10e. 
New Plant and Flower Food For- 
mula, supply sources, sales plan, ete. 
Copy of ads, letters to use with sam- A 
ples. Get agents to sell for you; sell ‘a 
to stores, 3 page (legal size) folio * 
with all information needed, $1.00. 
R. G. Wilborn, 706-LC, Judson 
Rives Bldg., Los Angeles 13, Calif. 




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