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of the same trouble.

Robt. Miller urges every one to get fuel
early.

Fair Hill is bothered with picnic parties
picnicing (sic) on their lawn. We admire
their taste in selecting an attractive spot
for such pleasures, but the Horticultural
noted it would be best to post the place.

The Caldwell, The Rockaway & The Philadelphia
Lawn mowers were recommended,
as good mowers _ their prices ranging
from 8 to 30 dollars. Elizabeth Iddings
had The Clipper, but it is not considered
practical.

In using pyrax for grape vines, use
2 oz. to a gallon of water; the same
spray is just right for rose bushes.

Fred Stabler has saved his own seed for
peas for several years _ pull up vines &
let them dry, then pick them off. Peas
have been kept in an air-tight bottle
with success.

Some have had trouble with Gradis late
pea blighting.

It is not too late to plant broom-corn
seed.

Frances Stabler & Kate Janney were