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low who ever suggested planting anything—be it Vegetable, animal, or mineral.

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The income taxes may be a . source of worry to you.' Forget it. Why worry? If you '*on’t make any money, you’re in the same = place with the fellow who did make some: Uncle Sam got it all.

Someone told me, once upon a time, that it would be impossible to have another civil war for the Sears-Roebuck catalogue would Unite the nation. He could add now that there could be regional conventions for complaining about ~ your income tax—there would be harmony among Uncle Sam’« nieces and nephews then! ..

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My aunt always says that from the beginning of late Fall she is waiting for December 21, for after that date the days begin to get longer. She’s had a full month and four days by now, and I can’t notice much difference. They say February is the shortest month, but there is no agreement in this quarter. It’s one of the longest.

The new calendars show that. Easter comes early this year, end even though you freexe in the new Easter rags, you can pretend that it will soon be Spring.

THE ORCHARDIST

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By John M. A me*

At the 1950 meeting of the Virginia State Horticulture Society, considerable discussion took place regarding the orchardist’s efforts to get a good set of fruit on Red Delicious and Staymen. Red Delicious and Staymen are two of the leading commercial va— rieties of apples being grown in this state. For these varieties to be productive and make a good crop regularly, they should be interplanted with the proper varieties, so that cross pollination can take place. » ~ Many scientists who have studi

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