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“Perhaps you will say" ‘that ‘too
many: ‘people are giving ‘the ‘only
way’ of raising young. chicks,:
says J. S. Roe, . “!Well this:is not.
the: ‘only’ way. Have. found it
the. best: way: ‘for us; during: the
last: five years I have tried many

last, |

Oey y never feed too soon after
hatching. If. they. sturt hatching
in’ ‘the morning, ] never feed: any-
thing until the second morning,
following. Then they aré good
and. hungry and will readily. pick
up the grit T seatter ‘on a “board
for them. They then receive the
first. feed as follows: “00°

* “Tri ‘our ‘kitchen I have a ‘pan
which receives all’ dry bread, the
crusts © and. ‘biscuits’ which are
sweet and ‘wholesome.':.Never, &
bit of sour or mouldy bread.
This i is dried: in the oven ‘during
the winter and then ground fine
with: a hand grinder and stored in
a ‘ary ‘place | until: wanted.-I:
two: ‘handfuls ‘of thisone of ‘oat!

meal. and. ‘one.of egg....I rub. the

eRe. through. the bread. until allis|.. |
mashed “up finely. - Then: I ‘damp- a
en” it with sweet, milk, Do not

get it: foo wet.”
“In about five days: r omit. the

‘good. ‘result
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“HAYNER. BROS.
“FURNITURE

- Funeral Directors . “Timbalmers
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SHIPPING CASES :

cracked. corn and. wheat and one

-|a day a mash feed: of ‘two parts: ||:
‘| bran and one of: corn: ‘meal and 15. 5

lbs meat scraps :to:every hundr

ofthe mixture. :: A might mention:
that the chicks ‘have .fresh :clean*
water before them at all. times.

ent quantities,, it: may. be substi:
tuted ‘for beef scraps, but always,
feed. it, either sweet or sour, 7
Never. feed, sweet milk: ‘one ‘day

and sour the next, unless you are.
preparing” ‘them: for |

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very - necessary article in the
shape of sprouted oats, lettuce,
lawn clippingsete.. Aftera chick
is ten days old: don’ t try to over-
feed him: ‘Feed. all they: awill: eat’
but, don't. leave any around for.
| sparrows. or: to mold and: cause:
trouble. :

“You will: ‘notice. wwe. use a
moist. mash. “Old fashion,’ you

say. Perhaps ; “it “is, ‘ but-results:,

fare what. we. are after. ‘and. have
found’ thé moist mash: better for.
us; nevertheless many use a dry .

mash \ with ‘great’ ‘success, and I
: lieve it srould give. better. sat-

~ Suits: $30.00. up

“chicken:

1€:chicks are raised where”
‘there is:no: green food they: cane ee:
get,,you: will have to furnish this- 903). 0 ns h

tion th wet mash
isfac an # sloppy wet mas The. original. cost, is, very small,

. Iw SEASON a

“Prompt Service _ Quality Goods

for that will surely cause bowel
trouble, and a chick once sick is.
better dead than to live astunted
‘miserable thing-for: every visitor
to remember ever after.
how: visitors: will ‘select one, runt

-out of.a flock of: 500: or: 1000. fine

birds, and make more” remarks: *
‘about that.one than all the: rest,.
nd. remember. it, Jonger, too, aot

‘T have beén: told “that every-—

ree". fora: ebroodér ave. bt

Yen 8 hoping that y you will ‘ elf and

raise ¢ more of ‘the’ “better kind: of

ey Keapinge :
= pliances. for, the. grork the. ‘best es

broody hen. and: a! ‘sitting. of eggs. |

By.all méans get: your: first eges
“from: really: igood. Stock: PAL Thon-

grel is,

Strange. sults

body’ discovers ‘something new. -

every. day.
‘thing: the other day: Ithink pretty.,
‘good,: I was’ watching a brooder

~fnll-of: chicks drinking, -or-: bathe": :

in. one of the common cone shaped *

I discovered some-_

bre
‘birds

fountains, “and TT “tried ‘to ‘think OF Se nrtaet ots Lakes wo Seen tpetn ee — eccesta ae +

““something‘to prevent the getting ™
. wet,

- Pants $8, 00 up. :

-] took. a baking powder tin

= and-removed the lid-and bent the.

edge for about two inches inward —

in: the shape. of a half circle, put

. a hole i in. this. near’ the ‘bottom,

: “lid and javerted ‘it and ‘behold: it:

Tail >emade Sut
p-to-date style,

aber take oP line inde o He
large or small,.and in-car lots,
Prices right." meme right. _
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‘Always’ ‘ollable, ‘Close ;
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> Wasa. perfect fountain. :

LANL ERE RE eel

“No mat-
ter how. many . chicks -seramb

| For Sale -

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freighting. and ‘arming.

‘High class horses for driving, delivery,

“This rian has found these|
j ofitable, ‘as: ech s sold: a!

‘number of § sittin B att id oe an < ee ees
: aia p | first place: fowls: are very ‘destruc:

hatch: females while. others. pol
that.such eggs: jnvariably- hatehy ;
"| males.:..When. it, “is .remembered, :
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tive to insect: life, “and, if.a large
:  -few- ‘of

- among. the. grass. and, dead leaves.
‘will ‘escape.

. By: ‘getting | ‘rid of
these insects ‘the: trees , are ‘made
ch.more: healthy, and the fruit,

perfect,'andthe amount ‘of
fertility, whie may ‘be added : to

“ P.O. Box 967.
PRINCE: RUPERT:

‘You ‘always Took nice when you weir our:
garments,,. We slways- have the newest:

Foodn ‘and latest styles,” Our. clothes

well: and..are made: by-- expert: tailors on’

, : our own premises, 2 7 >

Ty us once, That (all -we ask of ya

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