d“

llivo lls n ‘illodel. The frames. how- "1"‘1‘i llre dililcult to nlake without rived at ‘by botll authors is thlit. _ _ t _ groin lllono is insufficient. for tllc “"111 illl-“lllclllll- lllllll‘ l‘ _ Ullilllllfli from a regular niallufilc- feeding of fowl. 'l‘lic-i- must iiisu i 1_lll‘rl'. tlonib foundation can he m- i iiiii- iiniiiiii] and irdnernl food ill ' “l'l""l '-,"'11'l-l'- 111" 1f- lll ll"! llllVl-l-lblll some form. The nlost valuable ol‘ l” lllll ll llll" 111‘! fflllllbfl b91111‘ 111!‘- tllcs ore green cut bone. beef scrap -l”l'llg~ 11115 “"0111 911111114 b“ 11°11" an-l skim nlilk is the best il-lll n.‘ m ll llllll“ ""7111 1111 111° “"13 1"‘ egg productlvcness. it can be fro‘

- Filfvciai luuchinery and should in.-

"fllll." broken. Broken combs. cup-

1111)‘ lllauufncturtn-s of bee supplies w will convert the wnx into lounua- tloll at a reasonable chm-gm.

. ‘Tully protected fromtbe ravlsllcs .- lll lnicc and wax durlngthe wint

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a

seams seen or THE assr- , 0R VEGETABLES “able asset

(Experimental Farms Note) lllirove the ot.hei- with a

ll order t0 Obtain the beet results the top of the pile. This wl from inn garden, it is a well known vent damaige from mice. To fire

iii-i thiit good seed oi‘ tho best vent moulding and damage from varieties is onc of the important Wax moth the combs should he ii-iiturt-s which wiil insure ceriuln. 111-11911 11.1 11 111'!‘ cold place, expn- giiciwcss. n this regard many or inn sure to a temperature oi’ 11 F. 11. ii-ld standard varieties are still “llll 11911110)’ larvae oftbe wax

g|y|ng satisfactory result, but it in "will.

i, good policy at this season of the‘ ‘_——<.‘>———-

_\‘(‘.£ll' to study the records of past‘ YIELDS 0F BUSH FRUITS

years. to ascertain ll’ tlle crops on-

tailled then. emnpalro favourably At u“,

“iii, iiio requlrments of todny, Procrastination on the part of

those intending to order seed may

niid in dlsapopilltment. because fur,-

fined houses are received late in inns, cultivated raspberries

tlic season. Those orders that duce from 50 to 100 bushels m

crivc many substitutions.

iiy and quality are the cilicf ilc- Ottaiva on the subject. or

Qitilllt,’ factors when lnuking ii Fruits." in this pamphlet lilo cilr- tllOlU‘ of varieties for a gilrilen, litllt, glooscberlgv, raspberry, brick. \\'lil‘.1lll‘l‘ comenlrcinl or for llonlc. l1“fr.\'i dew-berry. lllltl lvi-fi-llhcrry" it is licrc. that discrimination has d-"P treated in ouch ll way its tn

ii, iii. iippii,.d_ bocflmm “w”, “H, niukc cultivation and to under- nialiy novelties bring offered which F1111“! the tllerits of tho diffcrcw

from ii“. i-Qpoi-is of expH-ilncnls f“, ldxporilntentul l-‘urin and thc widely iu-rforlnanco of such sorts. l-‘or in- ll"llllllll1l'll ‘llrllllllll 1111111’! 111111 Fl-l- sllillCO, in tlle (lure of curly f".ll‘l'linlon.fi' Tllls lmbllcllllllll 11'1111‘ll l iiii-ri- is Early Calcoilu and Swci-tllhl” ' 5,|,,_.i“._ bot-i. of which u", mm. U,“ nvilllrrbitl at the Puibiiciltiilns “w, Gamer than our hos, ‘hlrhvtllrilncll of tho Department of An. varil-lyx Dot llof these urn ivllite, llwllllle "l Ollllwll‘ mllldlll“ 111'?“ lliii’ possess such finality‘. eilrliness“ lwlllllsl‘ 0" llle “mlflllllll lll‘“""'l“l“‘ and yielding ability that they call l." bufih fruus and 1m lllslllllll “l be recommended to tho public with "‘_l'l‘lllg lllom “lllll "llllllollll "l l'l"l' L _ ,. I . ,_, -

“inch the“, is n“, Aluorltiv. l h fllllt._plilnt.= is u’ fur dllfcrt-nt pro iicconle quite well known as a v i-ipljllllmla 1'9"‘ lfklllllllg “l"°_ll"' l" ety fcr cilrlillcss, quality‘ itnd yuolii-lsliiudf] . out] gulilnlnlialo,’ “U, ml: in: ability‘. f sucil varieties are :19)!“ 1.1T‘? will." llllll’ l‘, “ilk, ‘l ziddrd to tilt‘ garden tests, 0r otilcr “(p (:1 ‘l (1351 Pfmt wmlll '1“: \'i’il‘lt‘lll‘n' that have bccoinc klloivii 11's“ llu-l“ l“. M“ '51“! u.“ “n” ._ . ‘iuur (llltlft! season illld spnec bi- llicrt- i.- illle doubt. -blll that lilo rel|'|a‘lb(\ “ 0pm,“, ‘Il‘lfll(“‘n U, “N. suits wil lbe very satisfactory. If“! to ggmmlhio hm‘ wni, "mé; ‘llll-l "lll-‘l 50°11 ruud- *‘°“' Plullll‘ ilnd Yflllll plants ‘it L; '\ dliffcrcn" “l ll l” lllsllll“ llllvlllg 1'l“lll--" 0'1 literv “'0 have toevult:l.i‘c\\'vc.\r~h plants. ‘flout which tilt‘. illtlril. vigor» s('ul-|\iiln(hu swan-iii your, bflfO-rft “i: °ll’ Ullll“ "u" l”? solllclell- ' lilll-HV ivhclllcl" or not our trees art- '-——--<a>--_- Holng to bear and ilflcr szl WINTER WORK FOR THE tllelil our time null (“ire in FDl

BEEKEEPER lug. pruning, cultivation. firtillzii tion. etc... we surely hope they will ,i.;‘\,),_,.in“,,n“l li.,l,_ll,_,l_\-olo_i Tllwilftl ils. \\"ltell they dc l'li\\-liil

iviiii. me borer, u" “Hugh. pmkm. us with good Cl‘0ps.ni' fruit, we fcl-l I'll-u)‘ in their winter uunrtcrs ilnil “"‘ll mlllllll 1°l' all "l" lll"'-‘- 11ml‘ requiring no further attention for lll.“ “m1 *’Xll""l""- 11111 1111"? "lll “"‘ pi“. m.“ mu‘. m. “H, mumhs_ u“, go through. to iluvc them fail iis

bcLikoLnpilr can no“. mm h“ anon, absolutely is, suri-ly :l iii-on low]

tion to ilreprlrations fer ncyl scu- "m1 ‘llsllllllllullllllllllll-

Mills activities. As lhc active sea- _..___<...>__._. >0]! is colnparlltivuly short and colnlllcllccs with ll rush. the men FEEDWG 9F FOWL

who would lllukta the iii-sf ‘ t: of rlls tlmc and sticurn a lnnxiluuni

t-roil frolll his ‘net's lliil>f bi- pro- Hellulllemlllll‘ ll llll° lllrds a" 1° 1

pdfpd with m-pi-yijiiiug i“ 1.0mm .=_. lay well and prove profitable llilfilft‘ it is actually llvcileii. Z\l0.: "“'“”

til tilt-so prepuriltiolls can be llludr 'l"ilut hells llllty do ui-l that is cx 111111111; lllr- winter nlonths. ili-cted of thclil and Ilopild for from

l"lll‘ 1‘\'l‘l‘>' 001ml)’ of bot-s n lwc- Lllenl in tlle Wit)‘ of cgi; production

llllilplll‘ has. he slluulii have at lens‘. tiig-y- mug], be tended ilroilt-rly. Ul‘ 1111"" 11111 1100111 0i‘ HiK shallow Sil- prliuc importance in til-ls direction "i1 >‘ll"‘~"“ll llllllllre , , ml" 10" “llrllllls 11°11")? l1“_1‘l111111l1 ls-itlleii‘ feeding. l-Lvllorleuro has illlls. four fifths of wllonl llinc quil- l“l""‘ “11011511 111 11'1"" l1l"'~‘-‘1 shown ibv actual test at the Dumlil-iiificd ill lllltkillt! slmfllil-l l"‘l"-' l" 1-111“ ‘"1" "l "ll 1-11" iun idxpcrilneiltai l-‘nrnls liult for|lons of the chest 111111 l“ llllllllllng lsc he is likely to lnnke dur- SHCPQHSI-ui i-eedmg it is l|glc(hbt_g:lr.\* qwi-iiim ii-iiii iii-cilritcv sntislatrtor)’ to use grains. both whole and in tlle sinncwililt vXl lzround. green food. animal food. .i lniints of the 1114111111; 111M111 "lmllle libernii supply of water. and irril l veterans‘ Bilreilu. This has lessen- and oyster shell. -Cllarcoill. savslcil tlle expenses for lrllvvl 111111 111" the Assistant to the [lonllnioil ini-on\'eiiicnce and lnlzurti to tuber- Pntlltry =llushallillllall. in his lmllic ii-ifiosis veterans in going long ills- tin on "Poultry Feeds and Fei-d- iiinircs to chtzst specialists and has i-iloulii illc uivjei-QQ em-iin m, hm“ 111-8" (11111 111-‘0 111‘- 11-‘11311 Wllil 111lV1l11',incrc than balanced the cost oi‘ the

ills: tlli- suultller, A lack of stip- llllllr’ when bonny is coming in and UlJPL-l are swarming rilcnns iii heavy‘ reduction in tlle amount of- linncy stored. All supplies silould llr- Rout‘ ever cureftllly ilnd pul lu- 10 llluulrr working condition. lf lllly new out-s lire required they

(hlflltlrs “ii” m, mam"!!! o“ can‘. trige. in this bulletin the subjci-l [ifflllf-ik -|-|,,,“-,, suvpii" m" in’, i is dealt with very fully and ll.llil|_\‘_

i-i iiii-gi. h.“ it is moat economic“ same source by ll tliffcrl-nl iluihiir.

to put togniiioi; [g ii iiiiekiispni- |g.l\‘|1lk l'or Egg Production.“ lnay bc ilaillly with inzils and can obtain IZICCCDYEU as u-bout conveying iill Kiiilt] ltlilllltli‘ it. i.» very much clien- liii- information tie-tired by iutcili- l-"'l‘ lo lnuiic the hives. floorboards. gcnt ileeple who would be succcss- clc., at homo. using a standard ful with the breeding zintl rein-in;

“my ‘bllllllll ‘"11"! c0111 1111 1*‘ either sweet or sour. but itlwll-i-l

l1 lute foundation for spring viz-c.

All drawn combs should oe curl--

_.._..__.-.__.>__. backward flocks. but faml flocks

diversified. Another important point for the poultryiinnn to ob-

especially good for winter feeding. Sproutsd grains. particularly oats.

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HORSE A

Ill-MENTS

..._._..-4~o¢_.--. of kl ‘d - qldcklynalllilledlelill has MAY ‘Eilifwll ‘N

nououtl’ , EGYPTIAN LINIMENT

Ir . . "i‘i=i'ili?i"’i'.'fii ° llliilfil- "(In s AND . vii.’ iiv-iii'il."w'l’ill"iil iii‘ iiifil’ iii‘. n» n- lush.

At all Dad!!! lltl minim. m . boatload“: (m.

.\ convenient ixuner sac-k on lilo rtalble when

and other debris.

IO! suntv on TH! rum

(Experimental Farina Note)"

" tanner who had been to the station ‘with tits cream

3a. ~.' ‘ ' 1‘ l

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

0F INTEREST TO FARMERS

s a bcokoeper has. The jest method is to place the combs i n capers and totier the supers one

;excluder beneath and allfllllflllulliiit?

ll pre-

19110111011 his account with tlle Com-

me mouth. lt credit. 2 Mllnds butter lav. nl first grade cream, lllis butter fat at 3T second grade cream. how he came to 1'1! fell-Ill. he suidp ud that his well

POTATO CERTIFICATION STAN. ARDS

l i

_ (Experimental Farms Note.)

lDul-ing the post season field and tuber inspection-of potatoes was 91111111101911 by the Division of lio- mlll‘. Experimental Farms Branch, 111 all 11w provinces of the Domin- ion with the exception ol’ British 5011111111111. his work was conduct- ed along the lines similar to those 111 llracticc in previouii seasons, the only icllunsos lacing that certifica- under what was formerly klwWnJts 2 eriiiie" was discontinued, and niiig order to ‘meet tlle many and vari- ed soil rand s/aasonal ccndiitlons 11111111111118 ovcr such n wide range ll, that fronl tlle Atlantic Ocean to thc Rocky Mountains. it found advisable ill the interests or fairness and uniformity to slight- ly amend the ‘standards for num- ber one certified seed potatoes, The standards set. therefore, for 192i were as follows:

have so much sou lie had no ice ii lvlllor wouldn't keep his cream sweet. especially over Then I asked him wily 1i llut up ice. "Wei 1 to mucll bother 1 glance at lllc figures iii this t wil lsllow that he tit lllonth by not hnv-

l.‘ he said, “it iran

Central Experiillleutul Farm. tlle average yield of Her. bert rils-piberyy for twp i-eqi-g" m, llllllibrvvl‘ lnllwrly ten‘? lcngui was t e ra o o more i lit)’ . bulk of seed orders received by cls per acre, Under flilzlld 111111111211-

ts use in tho dairy, utial ill tlle farm homc for fiurrlniig uie POYfigPfflLnr_ in

illlrlllilable foudi-i can be kept fresh for a number of days.

‘To know how lnucll lci- to put, up the following is u safe rule to fC‘il0l\'Z—-if(‘l1giig€d ill the city milk trade tlle farmer should put up pcr cow, if supply-

, of iiic sent in earl). aro liable to re~ crop poi- flcrgg nccoi-iiim; m U“.

season. Gooseborrie. - rflic requirements, whether gcn- pm- bub-he] ‘viewed 11.39.1121,), P011511: mil cr specific. lls tlle ease only or 909 liustieis to the iici-i». iii-ii ipi, will have some influence on tlle Currants gave 202 bushels to tlle choice lo b1.’ lllllllt‘. llolvever. it is acre in one instilnce and 409 busil- a ivcll known fact, and lllost "pco- cl-s bl another. These figures are pie are we] lugreed upon it. tilat taken from u new bulletin issue-i carlincss. yielding ability, unifol-m- by tlle Exporilnilntall Farms iii,

slllllllllllli. and foru tons for house-

111 llllllillg up ice. one foot below 1114‘- lvfl. one foot along each side and two tort above should bi- ul- lmvml for the scawdusl. wealili-r is cold. it is u good plnn 1Q

(‘ertificil .\'o. l Grade ‘Seed Peta.-

(‘uriy Dwarf and Leaf Rooi liiosiat: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.0 .: o~

cakes. llllls prevents the tlir from lllfliiillt! tlle ice.

lee lnay be stored ill tlle (‘QFIIQI of o \\'0odslled or outbuilding. but l1 1S blll-‘lflr to llllvl- a building os- pccilllil" built for the purpose, hr- i-ausc tlle dllnlpnvss is apt to rot

pro“, Haiismctor’. and "my n“ “YMULV v“rh_,|ie:,_ l, L, wimp‘, m“ Allsscs fxot taken into conslllc

\\']i(_>rg ii iii desired u, m. that tlle currant. gooseberry, and irodnce new early viii-infirm it is unspberry’ igrolv wild illluost if not u good policy i0 refer to dpi-imie iiultc to thc Arctic Circle. Thi- data dealing with this particular “"1111” l5 111° 1'l‘$11l1 01 experi- t|ll"$i_l0ll.i'U1l1 lll this way. find-out 111'~'11l1‘ 1'1111‘l°ll 011 "-11 11w Cv-‘lirlll

prcscnt lllulll‘. _ _ , _ _ _ ,_ 71,1, iiiiciivgi] ll‘ Black-leg and .wllt. are pre-

tBt ll’ Lrafitoll and Mosaic ari- Present ilic-lll- . . . . . . . .- 5% ltllflWtltl ‘if Leaf lftoll ntlii Mosaic are pre-

Jll building, two things are cs- "Illiill. drainugt- and ventilation. is sandy. n. few lllvllvs cl‘ gravel under the ice, wlui a drain to carry off the water ls necessary. By having openings in the gables u draught can be se- cured which will curry :l\v.'i_v tho warm :lir under tilc root] ll"nil.< anti suggestions for furlll icc llOlHL‘ can l-o obtained free frolll till‘ (‘cnlritl

"natcd Builtin No. 94 and is Lnhl“ m“ “an

til) if n percentage of t1) and a percentage of (2) iii-e pi-esenfl gr;

Inspection Gtandar ltuctieriili lloi. or Wilt .. . . . . linto Blight and Dry Rot .

"your nearest Llxerinlonlzll “llerlllll ‘Spulllllg ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' '"

Collllnon Scull, severe .

riiulzict with i‘ood and drink, it is Powdpry Scab . _ ' ' ' . ' ' ' ‘ ‘ I .,..

important to sccurc it as cit-an at‘. it should never bctitkcn from strcaills or pends into willch there is any tlralnage from houses ir burns. ‘ill vase germs lying dor- lcc lllay bccolne vcry li(‘ll\'t' fr ill".\' izct liilo."1""'-“l 1"°‘l-

(loud, trlcar ice, fl-i-l- from snow. llilrvcilteti lit-fore ii 11081115 1U 111911-

Sllver Scurf , , , . ,. -Sllglltiy lllllllagcd

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, _ ,, No l Gflltlf‘ sued ilotatocs shall rot be less than three tlunceii noi-

lcc is frvc for the taking and re-

iiiiii-t». only a littic lilboilr in. hnr- weight. and shall not contain umre

than ii. total of five per- cent of nil diseases ‘with the exception sllgill. ccnllnoil scab 0r rilizocioulil. foi- ‘which an additional t‘l"ll|_ is allowed, zlllil shall not cen- lnln a lllgilv-l- percentage of ilanlng- l-il and forcign tubers than is pro- vidoli for ill till‘ standards .

L'p to date approximately 2.30.- 000 bushels of potatoes have lJPFl: certified to under these standards, and of this amount approximately 1.30.000 ‘bushels have already been sold. The til-bei- inspection work is being continued, illcrc will undoubtedly he found available for snli-v as - tifil-il set-d u filrtller 100,000 hui-"ll- cls of practically disease frl-t‘ pc-

it be uscll on rvery 111F111» 11111111 11- Rives such good returns. 11°! 111117" us rush. ilul in C(ll1‘i'(.'llll3lltt.' to tilt‘

TUBERCULOSIS scnoots FOR o. s. PUBLIC HEALTH sen- VICE PHYSICIANS

nlcdicill ilfficers in soldier .i i, iiiid lkfllllllllllg stations which m.“ iigilblllSllPil some l8 nlontlls I ilv the l7. S. Public iitlltllil Sci- i- and wcro rvvclltl)‘ 1111"" m?" H)‘, U“, ycLpi-iiiis‘ llurcilu have it'll‘

' il SPfYiUL‘ lull-us-

»

We would again draw the atleni tion of fnrlncrgi and potato growers to lll(‘»fllCL that the inspection and ilcl-tlficiition of ilotaloes tluctcll for tlle Tbenorfit of, those who desire to produce high class semi imtiltc-cs, free from tiislluse. Any fill-incrii or potato grilwcrs tn- tercstcd ill this ‘work und wishing to obtain tile henefit of the

siloulil conrlnunicate with the Divi-

Thom‘ School?‘ “are csiahisllctl ill lllilfll! iii, imp“... the Bpringn \~‘]‘L\'.1lll.‘“ll_)' and iilutili-ii i" cttfljlllitdjtltiINN‘ “mug 0i- iiigu ill various parts cram-in: him imdiflt s“p.,,.v,,_ on.“ i with zlnothvr illrbiicution from til-r n; u". yiiimd states. lftlursca of in~ p ini-iii-iiiin were urrimgcd l" llurcilast- tilcnl in tlln flat in 1111-111°ll_' 111° ~“111P*‘rfl11°l1‘1'-'l_ll “l 11"‘ flLudOHlH were ‘chosen from aluoug crates or fii-i-_ ‘riiii niiiiiii-iiii i; FlKDOFlHIDDLII-I station at Lap ilollis" Li“, “Nidimii Qfl‘ -i-, all cut to standard size unil ready Que. on “llccf Scrap versus biiiiii

GEO. PARTRIDGEG. Division of Biltalny.

POULTRY DIVISION

tldxpt-rinlentlll ‘FllFlllS Nolcl poultry _\'(>‘i'il‘ which has just cndrd, some very lritcrcst-

-< ing results hwvr been obta ucd ll! 0r “Humxl 1 the Lennoxyillc ‘i-‘arnl. ’i‘lli- belicl‘ that rigid sclrc- tlo much to raise tilt‘. 3pm“... stilndard cf production has 1W8"

h fit-Iii. li.. two at hlllirdalo Senator- lillll. Wiltlwatosu. “ii-L. uni,- bllciligitn Stilto- lluwi-li. ‘fhc ibroud benefits of the courses having become ll.Pl1111‘°11l-- ll- W115 thou tilougill lllllflllllllill’ l" 59"‘ lilo effors all will ill-i - 3 l ' . .

“‘ and tin.- \\'ll.\' obtained manufilctur- w, “wan m. the Suva", Teas,“ “we! n at Chw"go_ where m", must be given in modehailou anfiti-lct office of the bureau was u-bsoluteiv fresh. Beef scrap unu Mimi’ y-luiir very intensive 111°"! 11119111 11111"? 110911 19111111 l" "-‘“ day courses ivcio couduclcd 1110113. pcr once to the -Iho oqwli of u fresh; cut. bone and lnolit are higher l“ ‘ll topzmphy. inspection, pilipatlon i. ipmteln content. Table scraps will.‘ its iiiiiy are one “the mo“ vuillli. grain are satisfactory ‘for slnall iti-ZQ

isis ill the service of tlle

ilii. rut-lit. District- i-Uyiidiriiw-s; llltl slates

- . . ill-re luorr -ol u-ltry. The one conclusion lr- “ , I p0 l 1\\'t‘|'(' trullleti. scvcll s-utll

in n eolllparison of the past year's -l-esulls with tlle yellr previous. on lllll puiicls kl"ilf_ iii 1919-20.‘ arvernga eggs per- bird for twelve lllfifltllfl was 111i. willie in 1920-151. this nvrlrngc was raised to 1T0 #28155 per bird. ill the ycar l9l9-20 tilere ' birds finished with a rc- _ 200 eggs, willie in 1020-21 some 50 birds have finish-

scilools iulo one school. and to con-

pullct year. the highest. Ne. E. 13.

closely" followed by N0. E. 48 will! :90 i-ggs. l-‘igilrlng the eggs sold at tlle nverae price of .56 cents pol‘ dozen for the your. tlle value of the

The course tint-braved il-l-Slfllcl-lvll

ilcrrussion an auscultation. demo.- iitrutiens of tho

‘most pnlhologl" aluount to $l4.04.

‘£00 eggs laid by E 4S at Qlllllt‘ rntr the return would amount to $13.5 . The iwernga cost of feed pcr b2 foi- tlle year was $2.i'.l . This would leave a. profit over cost of feed pcr bird of $11.53 and $11.02 res- pectively‘ from tilt-so two blros. These profits would be very inle- londing if taken

need something more, the run‘ about. space being larger and moi-v .

octions for individual instructions

. . s sane ts regulaiity in feeding, no under flpeclfllhmh who mum‘, 9mm

lfrlhllclklllfiilvflsllnidllflfflflliffj1iiiiiiiiiiil through tlle stops of din..- mopm-iy curem and M“, tuba” m, nosls. and tuug-‘il-t him t8] VIlIUfI-lils) iroots of Jerusalem artichokes. urc 111° “1111111-1111“ “clllllllll l’ 1°’ ll" physician findings.

.\ rl-vietv with quizzes was then iii." iiin bi-ggdmg stock in 300.1 conducted. the-roughly fixing ouch couditon. l point in the minds of tille member:

. of the class. followed by special lu- slructlon in differential diagnosis and clinics. No melllber

class iviis alioivsd to leave without

he“) 1" u’ 5:121, learning individually to

paring a meal. In which to drop all 1111111 llllimn-lll 11199411 “ollnllfi loll"

98R aimii,’ i-ugembie ii-immin“ ronuctiiely and kind-s of la. es. or

without a mechanical knowledge concerning them.

' A lecture and clinic on the hen-rt. -_ and it short course in Xlray and la-

boratory work were rzlso given. nnil

_ i oinmna diagnostic films were i hiblted.

one d"? m“ summer I me u Tho latest course vms hold at

H, n“ m," i... txileuv during the week of Decem-

and ln this fioc\ lilcrc were enough bring tlle average profit par bird over cost of feed t0 $5.31. To K111 this nverilge profit per bird. over cost of fend. with eggs selling ill .tho average price quilted above for the _\‘t"lll‘. required an average per- cent production per day of slightly uver (6 l-‘J per cent.

Tile real value. however. of ill record liens is "their value as breed crs, to transmit to/tlleir progruy the ability to be good producers. P 12 is a bird of very strong con- stitution. active airs was a bird of exceptionally strong-propitious)’, twenty-skill. d- lltern making an average

mt

Jl

1-2 mildc no very outstanding con-- secutlvo laying records. hei- best iltelng 37 eggs in 37 days, but

V01." steady work, even during 11101111. ~won ‘for lier the place of honor. E 48 is a. hen of smaller tyne than E 12, but is of a. very active nature and is sired by the some male as E 11.2. ‘Her dam D 120 has irpullet yea;- record or 217 eggs. and is also a very strong breeder trivial; 10° nsi- cent fertllr. ty botll in her ‘pallet year and as u yearling. ‘She has eleven daugn. tors in the pens this winter for trap-nesting, and foul- sons are bc-

ing llcld for next year's breeding.

F 48 was used in the breeding pens ns a pullet, and has now three daughters in the pens tor trap- nesting. and ilns two sons wine» are HllDWillg splendid development at present, n-hii-ii are also being kept |lr breeding work ncxt silriilg. Evidently L‘ 1t’ and E 4:4‘