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Evening Star, Issue 23354, 25 August 1939, Page 3

TjiVERY keeper of poultry •wants W« birds to lay well and look well. They* do BOTH when they get Karswoodi Poultry Spice, as this man's letter 1 proves. And he’s not the only one t»< find out this'fact —literally millions of poultrykeepers during the last quartercentury hare proved eonctufivety that 1 PROFIT and KARSWOOD POULTRY SPICE go hand In hand. ‘ It doesn't matter whether you’re v backyarder or the biggest poultry farmer —Kars wood will definitely produce you eggs and repay its small cost over and over again in extra production;— i 10 EGGS DAILY —l2 HENS ••I have mac* pleasure to highly, yet lastly, praising vonr Karseoood Poultry Spice. It has made mp birds lay with remarks* to activity. I have 12 White Leghorn pallets, and Wort msing poor Spice my eggt par Up amoemtcd to 6, and seme •/ barely third-class. After 3 weeks on Kenwood t «mi receiving an average •/10 eggs a Up—all excellent eggs, astd the /toe* to first ciase trim." J.W.U. (Original letter on file for inspection.) Karswood 1* obtainable—4ob. paefcat, price 1/- ; 1-H>. packet, 2/-; 7-Ih. pries 12/C. KARSWOOD POULTRY SPICE i InemM vithoat ftotoi, towi i»i •ontain* pound irmoto,*ci as aim pappar, a*a.

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