. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . er a loss of $16,000. .\company in New York State lost a largesum, and gave up only last fall. Not farfrom Niagara Falls a man started in thepoultrv business by buying twenty-five acresof laud and putting thousands of dollarswortli of buildings on the place. A yearago this place was offered at 10 per cent, of 14 Please Mention The Suburbanite in addressing Advertisers. €l)c =§» lib urban itc what the buildings cost. Within sight oithis place two brothers started five or sixyears ago
. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . er a loss of $16,000. .\company in New York State lost a largesum, and gave up only last fall. Not farfrom Niagara Falls a man started in thepoultrv business by buying twenty-five acresof laud and putting thousands of dollarswortli of buildings on the place. A yearago this place was offered at 10 per cent, of 14 Please Mention The Suburbanite in addressing Advertisers. €l)c =§» lib urban itc what the buildings cost. Within sight oithis place two brothers started five or sixyears ago by borrowing S500, and have builtup a business that yields several thousanddollars in profits in a year. All over thecountry, especially in the East, are the ruinsof poultry plants that have failed. In almost every case the big poultry farmthat is succeeding is the one that began ina small way as a side line and has beenbuilt up gradually and slowly. Much de-pends on the man. The poultryman nuistbe capable of taking care of small man who can do this will succeed, ifhe sticks tn the husiiKs^. (Continue)) from page 2) half grown and so would not be ready totransform until the following July at the base of the trunks exposed nolonger than necessary at this period, andin drawing up the soil against the trunkmound slightly to serve as winter protec-tion and to bring the clean soil into directcontact with the cut or wounded will be gained by making any ap-plications of any kind to the trunk at thisperiod. Between the end of May and the middleof June the process above described shouldbe repeated. By that time the borers thatwintered in the second or third stage willhave reached the fourth stage at least, andwill show signs of their presence even ifpretty well down. Their feeding will nothave been sufficient tc:> have caused seriousharm and careful work at this time shoiddresult in the elimination of at least g^ percent, of all the borer
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