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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
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would use the mottled, ,^d bji^^.pnes tia«,
second season. ..,,,( I
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Will you be kind enough to write an
article in your next issue if possible on WHITE ROCKS
the best breed for capons and caponiK-
"Show Stock" Exclusively.
ing ? I have your system and am get-
ting your book every month. Am a Send for my Show Stock Catalogue
new beginner and therefore would be It contains the United States 1908
gladii * t0 . see an- article on cappns and
: .,..,„„.. t;QTT. WINNERS ^-rrrttr,vi a. .b
CEipomzing. I have read airticles in
White Rock Poultry Ysit^s:'
^'Other books,, but a good deal of your
•j , Findlay, Ohio
~"work 'is .so different that I'm sure I
I
_would appreciate your article.—L. R.
Amhepst, Golden, Silver,;
n-'The' market you '-would have for' the
,';jcapons would have much to do with the and Rin^neck Phesants;.'
^
"best variety to breed for capons. The Young and Full'FIumage Birds.
;Light Brahmas have been considered White Cochin Bantams.^
'best on account of the size and white Mohawk Pheasantry, Box A, Mohawk, N.J
'pin-feathers. . The Wbite Orpingtoiis
POST CARDS ^-^^^Sr^
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2n Beaiitiful Post Carjs priiiteij in colors oti eioelleiit
; of maturing more quickly. They have dtock and illustrated "with any breed of fowls deflired will
white flesh which is objectionable in he sent absolutely free it you send only 25 cents for a
years trial subscription to the Poultry World.
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auccessful poultry keeping and wi]l help you mal^e mon-
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In feeding capons whole oats and dry
wheat bran should be kept in hoppers Special Combination,
, ,or open boxes. A mash consisting of
'equal parts by measure of wheat bran,
f^. Offers.
ground oats and corn meal, moistened .^-|.,.ir?-
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of corn meal, wheat middlings and a
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small quantity of linseed meal should
American Fancier, semi=irionthly,
be added, they should then; have, ».»(
';;^;-^pnc year. The Philo System Book,,,'^'.,
Ijtiaieral feeding .of cracked corn at nigl^
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"^Cofeplete 'directions " for "caponizirig;
All four for $1.50
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