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lie Era On Holiday plants in good supply Anyone longing itii fash- is of forego the ll coking all of the plains ami ml flowers ho now Associate lliii lmis season Tlie A ale icii Kal Now I wonder i hole I made in the fence farm on Mount Albert Sideroad Farmers and t tax rebate Agricultural Representative for York hare more details now on the tax rebate that wit apply to farms this year It will be per cent of the total tax bill and cheques be mailed out this month The rebate will be automatic for anyone with more than eleven acres assessed as farm land If the property is less than eleven acres but has a farm assess ment on it the owner will be sent an application form to apply for the rebate Gross farm income is to be reported on this ap plication form and it has to be over to make he farm eligible for rebate If the use of the land changes before 1930 and the assessment changes from farm to some other use the rebate will have to be paid back It is to be paid back by the person who received it in the first place Interest on it is to be paid as well at per cent from the time the rebate is received until it is repaid Repayment will not be required In the situation where a farmer retires and continues to occupy his property even though it may no longer be assessed as a farm The money for the rebates comes from the On tario Department of Agriculture and Food with the Farm Report By Wall- being done by the Department of Municipal Af fairs working closely with county and township officials Their purpose is to try to correct the situation where farms have to pay too high a proportion of the costs of running a municiDality The way it has been a farmer pays on his house the same as any resident and he pays on his farm buildings the same as any business indus try But then his land is added too and it is often as much or mere than the house and buildings combined This added item land puts the assessment a way up and farmers into a different bracket than other The rebates are only a temporary measure to help with the immediate problem Changes that are much Peppers are la good supply this year ami the quality is excellent Hundreds of of care for periods of up to 12 months have been given the plants The length of time theyll stay in bloom and in good shape in your home will upon the care theyre given start with the realization that the growing conditions in the home or apartment are vastly inferior to those found in the greenhouses of t h commercial grower There nothing is spared to provide ideal soil temper ature moisture and humi dity conditions My first choice for a Chrisjnas plant would be the Its one the few plants that thrives in the subtropical heat of todays centrally heated houses and apartments Keep this in mind when you take a home from the florist make sure your car is well heat ed in advance This plant will seldom recover from a severe chilling on the way home or if located in line Die color Is bright red aid the plants are much mori compact than the ear lier kinds This most for its long period of bloom and Ive seen numerous plants which were In good shape llirec months later 1 the florist shops right now youll he able to buy a pink sport of Paul and Nik kei white a delightful creamy while in color changed color The dual blooms grow insignificantly in the centre of his group of colored leaves we call bracts In he days be fore the ban on the of forcing stock from Belgium Azaleas were the plant Its taken time to de- room where you can lower placing them In a cool hall the to basement helps to vm al night or long the flowering season in Ontario and in the Uni ted States This year there are some good quality aza leas available at fairly high for a blast and slated for York and Peel long going on for the whole should and daylight as possible- Water is also important in their care Yellowing or loss of the lower leaves can be caused by either too much watering or under- watering At this time of the year when are short and often cloudy overwatering is usually a problem In most homes and apartments a good soaking every day with water at room tempera ture is the best plan Set ting the plant on some which contains an inch or so of water will add a great deal of moisture to the air immediately sur rounding the Its worth point ing out to the children that the socalled red te or pink flowers are merely leaves which have The key to main taining an azalea in bloom for as long as a month is to never let the soil dry out and to keep the humidity the plant as high as possible Another important factor is to keep It as cool as household conditions per mit Its almost impossible to provide the daytime degree temperatures they require Moving them to a WED To SAT fl9ni- I John Wayne SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Were losing on onions Two weeks ago this innocent bystander mentioned the fact that Quebec was outselling On tario with to the Whether we like it or not these are the facts Up to the week ending Nov 30 Quebec has sold nearly twice as many carrots to he US as Ontario has The figures in pounds are as follows through Nov 30 Que bec sold million Ontario 14 million through Nov 30 Quebec bad sold 18 million Ontario million Nearly million pounds more carrots were sold out of Quebec as com pared to last year whereas Ontario is behind in sales to the tune of seven million pounds Of course the rea son is quite simple First of all it is the law of supply and demand which sets the market price we all agree pulled out of the ground In Quebec growers usually figure on losing a percent age of their crop when they are caught by the weather No so this year therefore he supply is large and many growers VALK mm 1 ON 1 VEGETABLES Mtthw are offering carrots to the packershipper or direct t the market There are a lot of small pack setups in Quebec The demand ha been slow due to mild weather adequate supplier in the US etc So the price be is low However the Que- am even though prices paid to him have reached rockbot- The going 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