. American homes and gardens. in-sist upon seeing Berry Brotherslabel upon every can you buy—orthats bought for your use. Dontthink the jobs too small—a poorly-finished floor will spoil the appear-ance of a whole room. RERRY JLrothers VARNISHES We have spent 55 years in perfecting var-nishes for every interior and exterior use. Half a century ago your grand-parents lookedto us as the leading varnish-makers of the day. Today you can look to u* with the same con-fidence, and with all the ripened traditions andexperience of the^e years at your service. Ask your nearest de2ler for advice about you
. American homes and gardens. in-sist upon seeing Berry Brotherslabel upon every can you buy—orthats bought for your use. Dontthink the jobs too small—a poorly-finished floor will spoil the appear-ance of a whole room. RERRY JLrothers VARNISHES We have spent 55 years in perfecting var-nishes for every interior and exterior use. Half a century ago your grand-parents lookedto us as the leading varnish-makers of the day. Today you can look to u* with the same con-fidence, and with all the ripened traditions andexperience of the^e years at your service. Ask your nearest de2ler for advice about yourvarnNh problems—or write us direct, if youprefer Around the World in a Berry Wagon,interestingly illustrated in color by W \\ .Denslow. the famous childrens artist, sent freeod request. BERRY BROTHERS The Worlds Largest Makers of Varnish Established 1H58 Factories: Detroit. Mich., and VValkemlle. Ont. Branches: New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore. Chicago. Cincinnati, br. Lotrifl, San Francisco. London, a series of rules for operating an incubatormakes a mistake. Experts differ widely intheir methods. Some sprinkle the eggs,some lay wet blankets over them; many doneither. Some keep the door religiouslyclosed after the eggs begin to pip; othersstick in a match to permit the entrance ofa very little air. One successful breedertakes out the eggs after they are pippedand wets them, contrary to all writtenrules. The best plan for the amateur is tofollow without deviation the directionswhich come with the machine until he hassufficient experience to warrant experi-menting a little. Popular as the incubator is, broody hensare by no means a back number. One ofthe largest fanciers in the country, breed-ing chickens by the thousands, dependsupon hens almost entirely. The manage-ment of sitting hens is not a difficult mat-ter. If the amateur must be irregular inhis hours or if he is not methodical in hishabits, it may be for his best interest tohatch his chickens wi
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