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41 old haphazard: ‘methods will be. Zz fr {| abandoned: and: Up-to- date meth: ods employed.”

iP OULTRY €b° The: result of all’ this i is” that: = n ehbred ‘White “on | a

|p E PAR T M E N T {I ‘the eggs will bring more in the |: ington. Coekerels; also eggs “ ‘

~~ es esr ~4 open. market. This:may'seem to | athe Lee Goel la naan garden i in:town or city. “ {— acts aetna ‘Tt yields an abanidant crop,

be a pretty strong statement, but: erels, eggs $2.00-per 15.3),

do you: know that eggs of one | on which. ean be used:fo color. and. size will bring a better’ Braun Kit _ kal mm BeC 7 amenths continuously. price.at the dealers’ than‘a mixed. R. ann as sum : an os | <The ground doe need ‘desp plowing; if’ the “Soil! is ° fairly

lot?.. Now’ and: then study the: _ a 5 quotations on eggs and you will’ a ~ mellow. a. small hand: wheel ‘plow | note such a price for: ‘whites, and... . | will put the ground in- “good « con- such a price for browns, and. a- W. R LOVE dition. “A’ good time’ for: sow- still lower price-for- mixed...With J- P.O. Box a7 hed Aven ‘ing is about. the first: of: ‘April. some. one: breed, the farmer will |” a on: RUPERT © * I Sow. rape: seed’ and clover. seed get eggs nearly, of a. color. and Power and Telephone Equipment... together ; pif y ou are Tikely” to the market price will be advanced. Bete Lights Supplied ond - Installed: have rain soon after. sowing, :no

ELECTRICI AN harrowing. or raking need. 'be.

on. his Boods. because of this.”

| Thirteenth and - | Pugsley Street

Be ds are “Sean and ;

The ‘fartier of t to-day is. ‘no * somfortable- 7.

‘longer: the ‘man to: whom to sell the: ‘gold brick. Hei is awake to everything. that.is going on. ‘The Telephone, ‘rural’ mail ° ‘delivery, and..the. automobile have ‘placed: him in a. position to keep posted about everything.” - He‘has come to: the conclusion that it. pays to

_ keep’ the ‘beat’ of “everything: Thoroughbred cattle find a. place ~. onalmost every “farm. ‘The same

st Sra ees

Patina’ one word” of. ‘eaution ; should be. Biven, and: that is: not to sow. ‘Tape inan orchard, or in a garden ‘ ‘where: there: are- ‘small fruit trees, ‘as ‘such. ‘trees seem ‘to

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bred birds, . pays,. and he will tell you that it pays better, in proportion, to keep "well: ‘birds than to Kéep well-bred cattle or: other stock... “The-mon-

cause, hey are valuable. houses'will be provided; and. reg- ular meals will be’ given,

may.be. ‘said of sheep and swine, -. Poultry was late in being accord-

ed such a place on the farm. -but it has come at last. Go where

“Ask ‘the farmet if. it

grel flock of the past: received

but - very. “little attention ‘from. the farmer himself, ‘bat the fine- ly bred. birds. of: to- -day demand

his attention as well as the sheep and: cattle... ‘He knows: that they are paying: him’ a good profit, and |.

‘hene cé he-is giving his best atten- tion “to: ‘them: that. they: may. con- tinue to do’ this. oy

‘The “farmer ‘who has’ not ‘yet

come’ to ‘his-own will do well to

investigate this matter and place

himself-in a ‘position to get larg-

er. ‘profits: by keeping: well-bred ‘poultry: _ alittle more, but after this. the cost from, year to. Year’ is “no. ~ greater,

“The: initial cost, will. be

A well-bred bird will eat ‘no ‘more than a. mongrel. -The

: keeper. will givea little. more: care

and-a ention: to the: former be- ‘Better

‘The

The same thing” holds’ true ‘of.

the: dressed poultry. A: market-

man likes to get hold of a ship-.

ment of well dressed: ‘birds. all of -| the. same size. ‘and. ‘color of skin. He is: willing. to give, tore for

‘them, ..If you make one consign- ment, you will find. that you ‘have

an open: market for your goods:

townspeople a: lot. of: eggs. during the hatching s season ata good. ad- vance from regular prices, If you doubt this, Mr. Farmer, try to buy some hatching eggs. from

some. neighbor. who as. wel] bred stock; ‘and see: ‘what. he- expects. ito get for them. vince you that there i is. ‘money to ‘be -made ‘from. ‘well-bred: birds,

This: will : ‘con-

The profits. will. ‘more -than: offset any. extra. e0st: in securing them

or in. ‘caring: for. them.: If you |~ will: get them and ‘have, them on

the place once, “you will: ‘ever be contented’ to. go back’ -to the old

mongrel flock again. The: writer

has. ‘never. yet. heard ofa “farmer

-who- let: his. mongrels go and

bought: pure-breds,- that was will- ing'to take them: ‘back in a few years,

‘Bakery nd Gate.

“FRESH ‘BREAD ‘EVERY. DAY.

"PANG PASTERIES, cai, Be: MEALS AT. ALL: ‘HOURS

Then ‘there are the hatching |. eggs in the. spring. Any farmer ..:.. who. has: thoroughbred’ poultry — can ‘sell. to’ his. neighbors : ‘and.

“Try. thie out, Mr, Parm- 7 *

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er, and see if: you cannot make mote money from pure-bred’ birds

than. You, now, do, from your mon-

arel stock.”

bs Rage for’ Green Pid.

The “alae. of. ‘rape 23 ‘a green. food £ for: poultry. is but little. known, ‘and it is hardly ever. raised "except. in. large. fields. in

the country. But. there are a few

facts - about: it that: ought to be

better: known, . .

In the. first place it is- good for fowls: of call- ages, and: they are very fond of. it.. poe

tt can. be ‘used from the first of

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; Hazelton - "Always a8 Close: .

and attentl lon: given ‘to all.

New” els. _ Hazelton Da eects with.

: Oftee aa barns ‘on neh dive near ely

; for germination.

‘very thick, and when it is six in- ches high, ‘it: should be thinned,./ and. a3-much: -better results: can’ thus | dition, the ‘trouble. to look, carefully, after the feed- itig, .endeavoring | to. make. it-as light as. possible. fora time.“ Tf: a: balanced. ration: is. used;, much of such’ trouble ‘will. be averted.

‘of: ‘two. feet; grown; a. limited” ‘number.’ of

roosting’ timé, . the edges ea “the: eaves,” ‘but ‘do ::

_ “Coops. at least..twice. during the. season]: ‘without: interfering *: ‘at all with

season, a new: section of, ‘ground | ,; : being. “used ® ‘for

seed. into-the ground sufficiently

It is well: to. sow: in. sections, leaving « open spaces a foot-or ‘two | wide, so that the-chicks: will not; get lost under the. ‘foliage: and Jose’ their. bearings. ° pointer

The rape is. likely . to come 2up |

1 obtained. It- grows to a height “but when hall.

young fowls ean. be. turned into the...inclosure“'an “hour” before | They. will piek

a top. ‘leaves. eo be picked and fed to ‘the’ laying: hens'i in: ‘the These leaves can. ‘be: ‘cut;

what is left. will. furnish f

foraging: tuntil: winter. The. clover’ sown with’ the ‘rape

will yield a good . crop’ the next

| lave | never’ Praised: a crop. ‘of rape; “a. small” scale “this ||

gestion. Tt is: posaible: that: ‘they’ ‘do* ‘not. _|suffer as we- do from: it; but: the ‘effects are, very. “pronounced. a Loss. of, _appetite,. ‘sluggishness,

‘offapri jgeed. When » the -festinles hy

: ‘| male. to offset mee marked ie he 5 the e young, shiek oil develop i in-

be ‘injured by: close ‘eonitact: with: done; asthe 1 rain will settle: ‘the a a

erop of | Tape. —

“Indigesiton Among Fows

Chiekens® are ‘subject : to. indi. ‘evel as ‘human: ‘beings. -.

1d : generally: ‘debilitated: con-- 1, give. undisputed. proof of. The: thitig todo’ is

in: his ane will, find that the

ng’ will. be * exceptionally.

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* ‘large. or small, and in cat lots:

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