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A great many persons are an-
xious to have extra early hatched
chicks. Now this is all right. if}:
you are in‘a position to care for
them: ‘properly. If you are only
home” night and morning, and
have: “no one to whom you can
entrust..the .care of the. chicks,
you. will have trouble, and in the
majority, ‘of. cases will’ ‘loose . the
chicks. During - February and
March you can hatch out a.num-
ber of chicks without sny-serious
trouble but it is another matter
when you come to caring for. them
Even with the modern appliances
‘for brooding one. must- exercise
great watchfulness or the chicks
wiil get chilled. This often oc-|
‘eurs..when heated brooders, are
used; ‘the. chicks getting away
‘from: the. heat or in some: corner,
cand there remain: only to chill: or
“possibly. die. Now and. then. the:
Jamp will go, out for lack ‘of oil,
‘and ‘unless. atterition is given to
the, matter at-once the. éntire. lot

. ichicks: -will be lost. . The. fireless
_ prooder mayb be used during these
“months” with’ ‘gieat, success pro-
‘viding: attention jis paid: to them,
vand: ‘the chicks: are watched from

time. to. tine to see that they are
‘either - vactive- or: are” under, the
quilt i in the, brooder box.’ This i is.

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prepared to give quitea bit of. at:
tention: to the work of caring
these early hatched chicks ‘it is
better to wait until the. weather

is settled for the spring.

April, May and ‘June are the -
natural breeding months, and at’

‘est ‘fertility and the: strongest.”
germs. There will. also be fewer
weaklings and a ‘smaller ‘nuipber |

of inferior specimens. ' There is
something about the spring that -
ptts lifc and: vigor into the. birds
and the offspring at this time is*
teeming with. strength and.acti-—
vity. -The chicks: “when. put “out
in.a coop where the sun shines in
will; seamper. about, picking here: -

found in the coop. The sun, not

as. warm as it-will, be. jater .on_in..

the’ ‘summer, 18 strong enough so.
that when radiated through the.
glass front of the brooder it keeps :
the. chicks... warm .and . happy.

These ‘months: dlso seem : to- be!
more conducive to growth than.
earlier. The chicks will grow by.
}ieaps and by, bounds. — You ean:
hardly keep | pace with them your-.
self. Today they are little downy °
fellows, tomorrow they are get-:

are fully feathered youngsters. .

. Then there is the matter of:
running the incubator during |
these months, and the setting, of:
broody hens. The incubator will:
maintain its heat . with. a. less’
amount of oil and keep the tem- .
perature without’ ‘trouble. The
sudden. changes. of: temperature -
during the winter months play !
| havoc. with the. regulator, unless ;
the machine i is being operated in’

> not that variation of temperature %
: curing: April; May:and June that! 7
you. find-i in the. colder’ months. ‘of: a

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for! and to’ catch: the high prices for and. they. were supplied with some

misgivings,” : for fear- they. would:| mat

. Notisgrow. and: mature ‘under ‘his
“treatment: for ‘winter’: ‘Jaying.:

- They.came off ‘as lively-a-bunch |
of ‘chicks: as you ever ‘wish'to:see | -
~ and were mothered: by a kind’ old

_biddy: “This was-near ‘the first

. of July:and ‘they’.were laying. in,

January. Now: if:-this.. can. be}:
“done. by an ‘inexperienced hand,-
- why cannot it be. done with: even
- greater: success by the. average.
“poultry. keeper.?: If: the chicks.
-are hatched out any~ ‘time: during
: April, May or June, they. should
Umake winter: ‘layers, . ‘provided |s
‘they are given the attention: ‘they

: need during the: growing: period.

- They must be‘kept growing’from
. the very frst day;- and, if there

- is no set-back, - ‘will mature in fine

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_ Fresh Fish

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‘Vegetables

A number of live Pigs
“ond Jaying: ‘Hens for sale :

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shape by early winter. : - These
- birds which. 1 mention are ‘fine,

large birds now-and the cockerels | fellov
were as large. as: some in the]

‘neighborhood which: were. hateh-
ed. much. earlier. The: risks | of
‘early. hatched - chicks: are. many,
and. if. one. would: escape these,
they can try. out. the later months
for hatching with successful re-

"There are: advantages.i in | feed-
ing during April, May’ and. Jane

that make: chicks: hatched: during
these months much’ stronger and
‘more hardy’ ‘than’ ‘those hatched

dunng February and: ‘March: ‘The | nae
er shoots ‘off
clover are ‘cothing up; and ‘these |=
fed:.to. chicks: make ‘them healthy 1:

green ‘grass: and’ te

sand, stimulate. a vigorous: -growth,

‘They can be put out-on the: soil |=
cand. the green’ grass . where they, oy

‘will..work: and: exercise’. to., :the

‘grade.of.beef.scrap.in: the, world.

Now and then.a, bug, comes ‘their |
way, and i is far. more. appetizing '

months i in. questio
to: suffer a se ea than ‘a

account “of: ‘the’

weather. - In facet any: ch

is sick and. dors not do well at ;
the start may- just as well bé ( con:

will’ never doa as ‘well as ‘the others
‘You ‘have: probab y ad: now: and.’
then’ a: chick which . you: “have
doctored and. apparently cured.
You’ watched: ‘him’ ‘and. noted’ that
he: did not, grow: as” ‘rapidly : as his
“of ‘the same hateh,: and

er. ‘hateh ‘in’ “order: tO" ‘Keep: thie .

growing ‘chicks, uniform in each
coop.” “With ‘the :spring: hatehed
chicks there i i hardly any ‘danger
of chilling or ‘overheating. and
they. grow: Jike weeds. and. are. as
near alike in. ‘size ‘as: ‘peas int: va
pod ‘Keep: these: things i in mind

and see if you: donot” have good -
results’ ‘from hatches during. ‘April

‘May ‘and - ‘June: and: even: excel -

the man: who: hatches during : the
cold. winter . months ‘of Januaty

‘Now..and:then: they. get. ai. -
‘worm, which: excels the very: best. Go

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