Poultry fancier . high ifit be not given the earth salts it fallsand decays. But there is an immensequantity of feed between the oneinch which grows from the originalkernel and the ten or twelve incheswhich one can grow easily in theDouble Quick Grain Sprouter. Per-haps it is not generally known thata field of grain may be planted inpure sand or ground glass and if keptwell watered will make a luxuriantgrowth eight to ten inches high butno mature grain will ever be repro-duced in such a field. LEGHORN BREEDERS ATTENTION. The American Single Comb White MinorcaClub will hold their annual meeting
Poultry fancier . high ifit be not given the earth salts it fallsand decays. But there is an immensequantity of feed between the oneinch which grows from the originalkernel and the ten or twelve incheswhich one can grow easily in theDouble Quick Grain Sprouter. Per-haps it is not generally known thata field of grain may be planted inpure sand or ground glass and if keptwell watered will make a luxuriantgrowth eight to ten inches high butno mature grain will ever be repro-duced in such a field. LEGHORN BREEDERS ATTENTION. The American Single Comb White MinorcaClub will hold their annual meeting at Madi-son Square Garden, Thursday, Jan. 2, 1913,at 2 p. m. A silver cup, cash specials, rib-bons, and many other specials, will be of-fered at this exhibit, which promises to bea large one. S. C. White Minorcas aregaining friends rapidly. Our Club Cataloguewill be sent if you write. New members arecoming in right along. Lovers of this breedare invited to join us. C. Augustus Raschke,Secy-Treas., Kinkston, N. CONSTRUCTION Made of best lumber—doublewalls; insulated with heavydeadening felt—inside lined withgalvanized iron—frame of traysheavy galvanized iron—bottomof tray heavy wire netting—frontof machine glass, which inducesgreen sprouts. Sprouts requirevery small amount of artificialheat which is produced bv IdealSafety Lamp, the fumes ofwhich pass through ventilators. Keep Your HensLaying all Winter —and youll make more money than ever before. Eggs aregoing higher in price every day. the demand is far exceedingthe supply, and it looks like good times and plenty of money forthe man who has an IDEAL Grain Sprouter and is feeding: his hens sprouted grains. TheIdeal*will produce sprouts over 2 inches long in 24 hours—justthe kind of preen food necessary to insure prolific egg production. It sprouts any kind of grain. It produces about three bushels of feedfrom one bushel of grain. It pays for itself in a single month by saving in feed bills, increasingegg yiel
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