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Opuntia Ramossissima, 
tree like Cactus, hardy to several 
degrees below freezing, 10c each, 
75c per doz. 
Indian Fig (Opuntia Ficus Indi- 
ca). Tender to frost. Fruit edible. 
Will soon have youngsters big 
enough to move of Chinese Temple 
and Frog Leg Cactus: Some botan- 
ists say these are Kalanchoes, others 
that they are Bryophyllums. Either 
name, they are of easy culture and 
good winter bloomers. 10c each. 
Green  Pedilanthus, common 
name Red Bird Cactus. 10c each. 
Variegated Pedilanthus, tender to 
frost. 10c each. } 
Talinum, tender perennial, bloom- 
ing early from seed. Tall, with pink 
flowers much like Baby’s Breath. 
Seeds itself. as far north as Topeka, 
Kansas. 5c each; 30c per doz. 
Unless otherwise stated, all plants 
whose prices are not given, are 5c 
each. Postage paid on orders of 50c 
or more. For less than that amount, 
please add 5c. 
CIRCULAR MAILING 
I have a big mailing list of garden 
lovers and other hobbyists. Only 
clean, decent matter accepted. My 
rates: 
100 250 500 1000 
SF 6s poem. 20 .45 .85 1.50 
2p 4s Mt a a caro 30 .70 1.30 2.50 
22 We Aa ER Ail .50 1.00 1.75 3.00 
Laura D. Cole - - - Grannis, Ark. 
Please do not waste postage by 
sending me pornographic stuff of 
any description. Simply puts me to 
trouble and expense of firing it right 
back. 
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lc per word one insertion. Three in- 
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and initials count as words. 
When answering ads, please mention 
that you saw their ad in THE YELLOW 
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Farming, Gardening, and Rural Life. 
How and where to get 60 FREE 
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INCREASED TOMATO PRODUC- 
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good bearing apple tree is of apples. 
Any healthy tomato plant of the 
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