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_Atithe present high prices of
grain, it is better to feed some
wheat than to try, and get along}.
without it, ~ There® is‘ no grain
like wheat for poultry. : Not only
‘do they like it’ better ‘than | any-
thing else, ‘out it contains more
elements of food value than any
one grain. So far as a balanced
ration goes there is no other grain
that comes so near to possessing
all the qualities necessary as does
wheat: Even at $1.75'a sack it
pays to feed it, It may not doto
feed a very large flock exclusive-
ly, on this, but where you have’ a
few birds'and want to keep them
laying and doing well. be. sure. to
feed wheat. i

Kerosene and Crude. Catholic kia

Now: isthe time to: get after].
the: lice “and mites. _ If you, let
them. get.the: ‘upper. hand of ‘you,
it will mean. trouble all, summer
long.” Get a'sprayer and makea
solution of kerosene and erude
carbolic accid with which to fight
them...
as little ‘of the latter as. you wish.

A one. tenth: ‘solution will answer .

very. nicely and will do as. ‘affec-
tive-work_as if more’ were used.
Get, say-a quart of the carbolic
acid and put :it.somewhere from
children and ‘inquisitive persons,
“you. can ‘pour a little of it in your:
sprayer: each time that. you use it}

and then fill the remaining. space|

with kerosene; _ ‘This, ‘when: put
on the walls of, the coop and along

the: roost:i boards and. roost, poles,

will effectually ‘@lean out all lice|
arid mites “Now. and then it may
be ne scary ‘to. dust. each “hen |
with - insect ‘powder | where | the:
lice ha é the start’of - -YOUu,; but i in}
this 1 new v country a Jittle. precau- |

‘}elover hay cut fine and steamed,

“You.can use. as much™or|.

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SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SHIRPING CASES

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Frank A Ellis’

tion as to cleanliness will forever! :

not neglect spraying and cleaning: -
a single week as it is at this.sea-
son that they propogate with a
surprising rapidity... [tis exceed-

ly unpleasant to go into a poultry.
house where the lice abound, and .
where they craw] on you.” There
is no necessity for such a. -condi-:
tion to oxist. - , ,

Desa Balesnan’

Sale, Prince Rupert.

INSURAN we Prince Rupert, B.C.

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~ Grow Your Green Food. | . AN .  s. .

If you keep your:birds confined whe Omineca |
make it a business to grow. green
food for them, .. They’ want’ .var- / Market
of this should be planted, not on-. | ‘Butchers
ly for your own table but also for “and Provision’ Dealers :
for winter use, Cabbage is an.
excellent green ‘food and also

iety. «Lettuce:is good and espec-.
ially adapted for. chicks, -. “Rows |.
the growing chicks. If you have. |.
a garden spot grow some man gles

Fresh Fish
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-- Vegetables —

A number of ve Piss
: and laying Hens for sale

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“Green food for fowli is as essen’
tial as grain. “In fact during the
late winter and early spring when
‘fertile eggs are wanted, it is ab-
solutely essential that the hens
have tegularly a good supply cf
vegetable food. Finely cut clover
or alfalfa make a very good sub- |___

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~ stitute and are much used, but
for -getting well fertilized eggs, |

‘Juicy root of the mangel-wurzels. -
T ‘eonsider them one of the staple
gréen food for winter use, and
the excellence of this vegetable ,
should. be more g
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-Mangel- wurzels are easily kept
“in ny. ay cellar that does hot

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TOWNSITE SALES CONDUCTED .. apart, those pulled out. being fed

~ to: the: hens..

7 growth i ig s increased by.
‘off a’ ‘few: ‘of: the outer Jeaves. ja

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McRae, Br a. It Prine, Rupert:

It is: claimed - by

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For winter.use:we cut the heet
in half-and hang the pieces , on
nails driven i in the side of the. hen
house.» An even better way is ‘to

‘piece of ground ‘and: they: are. an
ideal winter food for poultry. .

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doing this-you will never get'any-
‘where ‘in’ the: ework, ‘There: are |
some. who think’ it-unwi

one; no“ matter. how" thoroughly a
posted i in poultry matters, to.at-

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“Columbia.

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freighting and forming. “The best that, .
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where. you: are... seeing. seye
breeds of. fide ‘before. vs

must, have. clean. eut. “about, th
breed with whieh. he i is. workin,

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your care. ‘Find out why ‘they
do not. do well,, and so chane
conditions: ‘that they will do;b
ter. There is ‘some satisf tic P
Jin working: with poultry. when.
| you ‘know. that they are respon
ing. ‘to:-your. treatment. an
you have become so farniliar with
their. needs: that: you. can: ‘handle
them. without dificult.

Sai dats for Feed

A most acceptable way of ieed-
ing oats is to ‘soak them in. ‘wat
for an hour or s0,. and ‘then, feed

- This-soaking “p
cess softens the outside of the.
oat; and makes the. grain more;
appetizing.” It:is well'to cate
little to the appetites of the: hens
and to give them a variety whe
ever it is possible. - Sir
form can be fed: once or. ‘twice
week, it will help t to give them! 2

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