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Evening Star, Issue 22919, 29 March 1938, Page 7

A PENNY RICH, fresh eggs, warm from the nest, that’s what you want in wintertime. And it’s easy to get them, and cheaply too, a» this man’s letter convincingly proves. Try as he might, his dozen hens could manage at best but 8 eggs a day. Then for the fractional cost of three farthings per day he increased the yield to 60 eggs a week. Think of it—lo EXTRA EGGS FOR EVERY PENNYWORTH OF KARSWOOD HE USED! & & Isn’t it worth your while to give Karswood a trial? Buy a 1/- packet from your grocer to-day. “Two months ago I commenced keeping poultry with a dozen BJ.R’s. Try at I might, I could not get more than S to S eggt a day. Then I decided to give Kars~ wood a trial. And I am thankful I did, because thanks to it, in the present cold weather I now get 9 to 10 eggs a day.” —TT.R, (Original Letter on File eob Inspection.)i) Karswood Poultry Spice la obtainable from all wholesalers and stores at the following standard 'retail prices:—i-lb. packet, price 1/-; 1-lb. packet, 2/-; 7-lb. tin, price 12/6. KARSWOOD ■ POULTRY SPICE ■ Increases reproduction without forcing, because ilj conteina ground insects, but no ce/cnne pepper, eteuj * *7VY J COUGHS COLDS& INFLUENZA ALWAYS take f EURE IT NEVER FAILS! i* RADIO RECEIVING LICENSES Radio Listeners whose Licenses are due for renewal on the 31st March will greatly assist the Post Office by renewing them aa early as possible. ‘ LICENSES MAY BE OBTAINED AT ANY MONEY-ORDER OFFICE. Licensees are requested to kindly present the existing license when arranging a renewal. RENEW YOUR RADIO LICENSE EARLY