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gardener, as well as the large dealers, 
should investigate the advertising possi- 
bilities of this Shopping News Remind- 
er that goes free to anyone sending a 
3c postage stamp or stamped, _ self- 
addressed envelope. But why waste 36c 
in stamps to get 6 issues (you have to 
mail the stamp too!) when you can get 
the GECSN for a year Plus Both—18c 
in stamps. Or get Both for a year for 
only 50c. E. Johnson, 683 Nevada St., 
Reno, Nev. 

Roses — Best No. 1 Field Grown. 
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red and white Spirea, other shrubs. Also 
Dahlias, 25c and 35c. Perennials, bulbs, 
mums. $3.00 orders prepaid. List. Mrs. 
RR. Gable, Gable’s Nursery, Haralson, 
Ga. 
The Herbalist — Cloth Bound Book, 
400 pages of herb lore, 300 drawings, 
288 colored pictures and descriptions of 
medicinal plants. Tell how to identify, 
gather and gives rare old Indian and 
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Flower Lovers, start a beautiful hobby, 
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YES, IT WILL INTEREST YOU! 
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Flowers—Choice assorted hardy flowers. 
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Rare Flower Seeds. Choice hardy chrys- 
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25c packet. 
packet each of sweet rocket, verbus- 
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Pine Cones, painted, suitable for in- 
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Blue Roman Hyacinths, $1.50 doz. Four 
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