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. Eastern fruit . "ONE DOLLAR AND A BOOST Send 118 this amount and the name o( .somo one who is inlerpstrd in the — as grower, booster or lover of home, and we will send you EA^'TEKN FRUIT for the hnlnnre of ihe first three years of its publication—up to and including the Decemher nuinher. 11)14. DON'T FORGET TO BOOST. TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS who have paid their dollar we offer—in the spirit of fair pla>— the same terms. Send in the nanie of a prospeolise subscriber, and we will credit you"" subscription up to and including December, 1914. This Offer is for Two Weeks Only le PAGES OR MORE Alma to be the strongt-nt. most ^ l< iit and most Insistent advocate of !Oast«Ti. Opportunity. Its field Is from Maine i N'ortii Carolina. It favors iiome , for iiome marlcets. Up-to-date metliods of growintf. marltetlnK and duvelopInK x l>e treated monthly liy able writers. It Is now the ONI^Y exclusive mouthpiece for "the home of fruit with a ; It alms to be the best paper in the Kast f>ir Eastern farmers and fruit jfrowers. shipix-rs, marltet men. lovers of Kastern life and those who are interested in malting the 10 i st the best place to live. its motto r "Young Man t;ome ; REGULAR SUBSCRIPTION PRICE THIS YEAR FIFTY CENTS SUBSCRIPTION PRICE NEXT VFAR ONE DOLLAR BALANCE OF THREE YEARS FOR ONE HOLLAR NOW A i;. \U>'lnlan .\ppi'- >l" fruit in this State in a commercial I way" Trees live and boar for l'>(» years or more. The soil and climate of Virginia are peculiarly adapted to fiuit t;rowlni?. Along with thoso nat- ural advantages the State is well sit- uated with respect to the great tniit markets of the East, such as Wash ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. Pitts- burgh, Now York and Boston. Thoro are ample railroad facilities to fur- nish quick transportation to the lead- ing markets. Eight trunk linos do bus- iness In the State and numerous Bmall roads and branch road
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