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D. view: of the ‘fact ‘that many
oe ‘people want to hatch early in the
8 season, it. would “be well to make

or: ‘few suggestions with regard to
oe he. brooding © of. these. early
-““hatehed chicks. The conditions

“'duting: the datter part of Febru-
* wary. and during "March’ are “not at
all ideal. for the best; results with

‘chicks. =. The cold winter winds
sare strong and when the chicks

2 are. exposed. to ‘them, they:are

ure “to. suffer. The conditions

or|-these | early fellows must be

ade as. near: summerlike as pos-
ible. 7 as
After they : are ‘atalied : ‘and
wel} dried off, it is well to. take
: “them. to some warm room where
: venient to have them for
is time, ‘The: housewife may not
; feel like turning her house’ into
a ‘poultry. house, ‘but for a- few
7 “days, or even a “week | or more, it
7 ewill not seriously. inconvenience

a nyone . interested in’ “chickens.
dn: fact. it is rather agreeable to

hear‘ the “‘peep, peep’ ” when. the

wind | ‘is:. blowing. a gale out of

«doors: If» ‘you, have a fireless

_brooder this: ‘may be placed ona
“table and a small. runway:made
: from, this. leading. across. the ta-
“Oble. This may be made from the

foot: ‘wide’ wire netting. If you

_ Cari ‘make, a hox witha: tight bot-.

“tom and: sides about. four inches

- ‘high, ‘with ne top and: one-end

open, to fit -against the brooder,
will have’: a. good » ‘ypunway,

ay

lL ave an’ "outfit: ‘good | 4

‘tbox for warmth.::

day, when it

| enough ‘arid w: warm nowgh to ‘take:

care of the chicks" ‘the first’
week or ten days. Ey
“Jn'this place: you , will. be. able

: to.” **hover’ break”? the chicks.”

By. this.i is meant.to teach them'to
go in and out ‘of . the- brooder
If-you can ar-
range it,- have: the .brooder, box |
nearest: to the: stove-so .that the’

_|heat will be. ‘greater there than

anywhere . else. . / They ‘wiil soon:
learn to go’.in “and ‘out without
trouble. The first day or two it:
would be-well-to place a. division:
in. the. runway so. that they, will
not get very far. ‘away from the
opening. into. the.. brooder . ‘box.
Make it like’a V with Just enough.
room:at ‘the’ point 80° that. they,
can-get into the box.” “Then. when
they don’t want to go in, ‘all: you
will. have to do is to shove them .
along’a little, and the only place}
for them to* go is in’ the box. .
They’ ‘will. simply: have: ‘to go in.
there as the corners: are’ cut off,
The ‘food. may . be: ‘mixed with.

tthe litter of the runway with the.

exception of. the food - for the . a
A newspaper ‘covered: with ‘the’ milk, neither - to.

first day or two..
put in‘the:bottom, of the runway ;
will make a-{ ( [place ‘on ‘which -
to’ scatter: the food. As it be- |
comes dirty, take « one of the lay-
ers off and there will be'a ‘elean

one beneath. A ‘newspaper ‘séev-
eral sheets thiek will serve for a have: ‘made'every, preparation for
‘ean’ be: ‘renewed. ‘them. The brooder coop: should’
You will find.this a convenient be clean’ and dry. There should
method of. caring ‘for the chicks: be litter in. the bottom of. the

ter. fount’ may’ be made from a.

saucer ‘and ajelly tumbler, - Take-”
the tumber and set iti in! the Sau- |
cer’ and then. fill, ‘the: remaining,

‘around ‘the ‘saucer’ with.
” This. smay. have to. be:

space”
water...

cleaned. and. refilled several times”
‘a day,’ but it makes an: easy way

of disposing” of the’ water ques-
tion: Milk: may. ‘be. fed.to them:
in, ae haar ie ‘They- cannot

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others: about them.

After’ the. chicks are a week - .

‘old;. and’ brooder-wise, it is* ‘time’:
“for '.them to go out of doors,
‘Take them * out. only after: you.

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The coop. should be: tightly par-|)

-titioned ‘in’ thes centre and: the

: wees they can’ be Tet. out. into

a. dirt, side, anid. they will be
ce t ba

eves a brooder: te the

get the box in the ‘broader’ coop.
Leave. them i in the. brooder. fora

time until. the - interior... of: the).
-brooder * ‘coop .is warmed.;°T
“you; can let them out and their:

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comfortable.
Kept by the oldest time

shut them’ up in. the ‘brooder box
without.a: place. for, aire
‘You will soon: learn: the art of

bodily heat, with the heat of. the fat oe iss a

‘sun, - “will give: them. “sufficient
warmth:: Wateh them, during the
day ‘and see that they go’ ‘into: the
‘brooder. box’ for warmth;. Tf you
find that one- or: two don’t. seem

artificial « heat.*: » Give: ‘them the
best of: food. ‘and. care and. they
will, do well: and surprise you: by

to want to go in, you, will have. to whi i

put; them. in. for the” first. few.
‘When: you: “go. cby® ‘the|

times, .
coop take a look in: through | the

glass... windows “and Bee ‘that, ;
=: | everything i is right...

At night: it’ may: be necessary for ea pee at we fia

have more. coveri

brooder: than:when. you‘had then and
If: ‘yo will: wateh a

in’ the. ‘house.
during the fore: part « of: the even:
dng -youcan tell whether t
warm enough © or. not,
huddle’ ‘they “are: ct
more, ‘protection

-méans that you
another quilt” ove

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they? will lean it all up at

they‘are well spread“ out’ yon can x aie Rita ad
for: the first few: days... The wa-, board. floor Side: a and ary and | on ‘make up your mind that they are} 1ne.4

‘comfortable’: Tf ‘thes ‘seerh een :

a ase me ‘more “of. aa: opening

at the door’: of: the brooder: box. |"

A good: door ‘is’ cone: ‘mad

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