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vte eM*\ /get ground (LAV |(kae&W>T\ } Insects now °f &gS? W /in Karswood ( ( SP,CE V -AND Winter\: 'Laying is A' AN EGG iN WINTER'S WORTH IWO IN SPRING WHY does the average hen slacken off laying'in Winter ? Simply because the cold weather puts an added strain on her system, already weakened by the moult, and Spring and Summer laying. Isn't it commonsense, therefore, to feed her a tonic to build up resistance to the cold? Yes—provided it is a harmless stimulant such as Karswood Poultry Spice, the one egg product which provides insects a hen's natural Summer tonic and other important ingredients that enrich the blood and ripen the immature yolks in even flow. Why, then, allow your hens to mope away an unproductive Winter ? Do them and yourself a good turn NOW by feeding Karswood Poultry Spice. This man did, and DOUBLED returns inside three weeks: — “I am getting twice as many eggs from my fowls this Winter, with Karswood . They improved inside three weeks of using your Spice, and are now averaging the excellent total of 25 eggs per bird per month" E.L. Karswood is obtainable Jib. packet, price 1/3; ilb. packet, price 3 16; 71b. bag, price 1 6/KARSWOOD ■ POULTRY SPICE ■ Increases egg-production without forcing, because it contains ground insects, but no cayenne pepper etc. AKRAD “FLYER" TRICYCLES. A limited number available at £7 15s with 12 months guarantee from Whittle’s. ' 102