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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2857, 31 January 1916, Page 4

A WISE RESOLUTION FOR THE NEW YEAR. Another year gone—amother milestone on lifo's highway i>assed. Whajb of the future? Is it your intention, to continue in the old groove, or has the time arrived when a change of s een<v and oooupajtion.— a radical ohaugo of the mode of life — is desirable or norhaps imperatiye? A mail worn with tlie cares and anixiatiies of business lai these days of fierce competitioni naturally turns to tho alluring prospect of the carefree, healthful life which the coiifttr-" offers to all in this wohly-^wcd i 3™ qii ? "** n is oft-times enslaved ■ L "ie«u s o of the fear of lack of skill ' and esperionce m agricultural and. other rural! pursuiits; but it is reassuring to lea-rn that some of the mioat successful fruit-grow/exs in the Dominioji are commercial men who boldly "cut the painter." It is a fact wall established that any man of ordinary intelligence who prefers ■ physical work on tho kind to mental work m the city may engage in fruitgrowing; w-ith a- certain prospect of survesd. , Let H he your New Year's resoluuo'n to (1)--write to-day to tho. Tasiiia/n Orchards Co., Pitt aaid Mooro's Buildings, Nelson, for a free booklet, "Apples for Export," 56 pages, copiously illustrated, which gives' valuabl.3 information about the industry ah id its prospects; and (2) to investii- j gate tho proposition on the spot by a. visit to Sunny Nelson, which is one of the mast oharnuimg home-cities fn I tho wide world. ; Feilding STAR Printerv for cood work. " ■ •