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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 140, 16 June 1939, Page 13

OV ER3OO A DAY DUIMN6 WINTER Veteran,. Poultry farmer tells flow to ensure a peak winter c<jg yield. Cold weather continues to play havoc with egg results, and poultryowners forUx-ate enough to get regular supplies mr." and during the coming weeks will be on a remarkably good wicket. To keep hens at the egg-laying business in earnest/despite low temperatures and rainy conditions, you can't do better than feed a dash of KARSWOOD in their mash regularly. This veteran user places his faith in Karswood and is rewarded handsomely to the tune of 300 winter eggs daily from a" flock of 550 hens:— "USED BT FOR 20 YEARS" "I have always found Karsu'ood Spice very satisfactory. I have used it for 20 years — at fijst for 30 hens for about 15 years and for 5 years on my poultryfarm of about 550 hens. At present 1 am receiving over 300 winter eggs a day and as usual put it down to the excellent quality of your Spice." T.W. (Original letter oh file for inspection.) Karswood is obtainable—}-Ib. packet, price 1/-; 1-lb. packet, 2/-; 7-lb. tin, price 12/6. Increases egg-production without forcing, because it contains ground insects, but no cayenne pepper, eta.

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