We try’ tosimpli : fost eke “feeds
and use only the common: foods, whole. ‘grain. fed. in..
and at the. present. time are: using

as whole grains wheat, corn and | p.
buckwheat. These. grains are fed |
in equal parts both. morning. and Bu Bu

evening. ‘The’

fed the” previous” “evening after|*

the hens have gone. to. roost, by |,

sowing it: on the’ litter ‘and: then|

inthes ‘in: height,” “Hittle ‘ehunks

‘|For .young:chicks, . these..shoots

three or four :inches square are
cutout: and: thrown into the pens:

ltry flesh: are of ‘greater’ import-

ance than feathers.and fine form,

every effort should be made’ to

improve the standard of our poul: pot tash manure’ sho ad be. inclu i : af

jed.: When: full dressings ‘of dung’.

try: . The breeders -of. standard-

|The breeding of: ‘pure-bred: fowls |r!
fias its place in the industry:: and|:

turning the litter over. The straw Then. pour: the oats int a heap ean ‘be cut off; and.it is astonish- bred poultry should te lied. f. ho
is now on top and the grain. be-|on the floor where they can be ishing how much green food can|in’. the’ cornmercial “side ‘of the | 2% applied, the need o Be potash «
low, and when the hens get up. Jeft to heat for twelve hours. . As! be obtained from ‘a few. oats. . ; >) business, and: utility’ men should

in the morning. they start to dig | soon As. they. are warm, spread |.
out the grain, and a are. kept busy them out on. ‘the: floor about an| : “There 3 are. very few. who realize

- You won't need te to.
havea moratorium vy
fort to slink behind ©

‘ Are you keeping pace with the demands of modern. oe
progressiveness ‘in its’ application to business. and to:
business principles?: - Are-you: eonducting you busi-

“ness i in conformity. with the dignity that is‘so essen:
‘tial to-success; are: you living’ up. to. the dignity. of

‘your calling? Is your character’ flected in all the. ::
dealing you have with your. customers? If the latter. «
be so, it. ‘would: be next.to impossible for: you t lace’ =.
“the value to-your institution in dollare. and’ ecents.of ©
_ haying these facts ‘known to those. with whom. you.

“have, or. hope to have, business dealings of all kinds

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PRINTING ¢ comes. in

The quality of his printing. piece oof brown wrapping.
fe

readily attests to the:char-_.paper,.and_ breal
acter of the: ‘man, and ‘also -.in .a° tirade of abuse ae

establishes his commercial *-eause ‘the - government.
standing. Your! ‘business ° demanded t that it been-

agacityand the quality of: clos
e goods. you sell—your, .. nd they:
“very right to: appeal for it the

i ublic support—are) reflect- eception you would ‘ge :
ed in your printed matter: were e you to. apply for a.

Ay
Time. was when ‘business “li

os also. endeavor to breed as. .closely,|

to the: standard: as posable. OR

“The poultry industry. of Canada .

Medium dressings of the: ‘differ-’ :
‘ent’ nitrogenous manures for oats . “9

have not been profitable

has been developing rapidly with: : mt ae or !

in the past few years; and -every-.:
thing points to a greater develop- |

ment in the future. Just now

eggs.are higher all over the coun: |

try. than at the | ‘game time. for
many. years. In: the G.S. the
present. price of eggs: was never
known to have-been so: high. The
dressed poultry situation. is. not
the same. All classes of. ‘poultry
are lower. than: usual: and ‘will -be

soon after it is. ‘made | :
has given: considerably better; Te:

sults: than. dung: kept:in-a, heap | |
for some. months, andialso better --§
results. than dung applied i in quite: a
fresh condition from: the: field. ges

for a little while at ‘least; © With |

this in- mind, professor Graham;

of the Ontario Agricultural Col-|-
jlege, at Guelph, has'sounded the|
slugan, ' ‘eat more: ‘chicken,’?. with |.

a view to relieve: ‘the. situation,

and .to. increase the: ‘demand. for} _
this. product, “which will mean -al #*~
@ profitable product, Dressed ; ; see

were adopted i in practice, in much| .

the same sense as | “buy. a bale: of

cotton’’ is intended to ‘relieve ‘the |. |
cotton situation in - the. United, |)...
States, the poultry: industry it

would he’ “greatly. benefitted.

7 ‘Aderies of rotation experiments hes
have been conducted to the fifth |} S¥™
‘course. by, Prof. Gilebrist, of the | @~~

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Armstrong. “College, . Newcastle,: : : ~ - : a é Bea
Eng... The object. is. to, test. the| ———

effect of manuring. The rotation —

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