The national standard squab book . gt;-got to work in about three weeks. Thesquabs weigh eight to nine pounds a sell the squabs alive at four weeks old for20 cents each. I have not sold any livebreeders, but I have had chances and re-ferred them to you. I have fed as yourManual says. I have no trouble with lice. I like my birds and think there is moneyin them, but one has to have a large flock todo much. I intend to keep at it and thisspring will build me three more pens, as Inow have three and I want to get 500 pairs,and will send for more later. Your Manualis all right and very plain
The national standard squab book . gt;-got to work in about three weeks. Thesquabs weigh eight to nine pounds a sell the squabs alive at four weeks old for20 cents each. I have not sold any livebreeders, but I have had chances and re-ferred them to you. I have fed as yourManual says. I have no trouble with lice. I like my birds and think there is moneyin them, but one has to have a large flock todo much. I intend to keep at it and thisspring will build me three more pens, as Inow have three and I want to get 500 pairs,and will send for more later. Your Manualis all right and very plain in every way. I useegg boxes for nests, tobacco stems and straw.—B. A. L., Connecticut. YES, WE ARE CONVINCED AND THANK YOU. I bought my first lot c,f birds fmmyou. Since I have bought elsewhere, butI believe you are the most reliable to dealwith and this (jrder will confirm my beliefand convince another, tofp.—F. P. S., Mas-sachusetts. LETTERS FROM CUSTOMERS RECEIVED BY PLYMOUTH ROCK SQUAB COMPANY 2S7 MORE STORIES OF SUCCESS. 4. WOOD SCREWS. 5. KAFFIR CORN. 6. SORGHUM C-\NE SEE 3. In this picture we show in the first group a lot of common wood screws seven-ei^hths of an inch long. (Theseare the screws wliich we furnish with every order for nest bowls, for screwing the bowls to the bottoms of the nestboxes.) Our object in printing the screws is to afford the eye of the reader a measure of comparison with thesedifferent grains. For example, in the above photograph the sample No. 5 is Kaffir corn. By comparing theKaffir corn with the screws, the eye of the observer fnrm-i a corrct estimate of the size of the Kaffir corn and alsothe other grains in the other pictures. These photographs show tle actual sizes of the objects. The grain in No.•6 is sorghum cane seed, full size. \ reduced photograph of a head of sorghum cane is shown on page 2S5. QUICKLY AT WORK IN MONTANA. I think we will send fur Special Offer No. 7 andextra supplies this month. Our birds (100pairs) received M
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