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61V1N6 THSM * TASTtC* MASH I HAS WORKED k WONDERS? tHS DOUItE EGGSW “From my dozen birds,” writes this poultrykeeper, “/ was getting 5 eggs per day. t thought J should be doing better than that so 1 tried Karswood Poultry Spice in their meal and house-scraps mash. From then onwards, they cleared their pans of every atom of food, which they did not always do beforehand. Within three weeks, my egg-production rose to 8 per day, and by regular use of Karswood I now gel 10 eggs per day"—W.Z. Does Not Force Give Kinwood Poultry Spice a tnai on your own birds this winter. Karswood does NOT tree, it CANNOT force because it contains NO foran< ingredients. It relies for in eux-produang properties upon ground insuts and other natural stimulants, which it contains. Cost is small—only a farthing a day for every ten hens—and this is reoaid many times over in ejttra eggs. Use only genuine Karswood Poultry Spice —it’s British and backed by over 50 years’ enthusiastic reception by poultry owners the world over. Karswood is obtainable jib. packet, price l/jj rib. packet, price 2/6; ylb. bag, price xfifKARSWOOD E POULTRY SPICE ■ Increases egg-production without ’orcm?,-because < contains ground insects, out no cayenne pepper etc.