Sens de l'entreprise avicole .. . Demander la pratique de l'Feedingis Volaille plus de vous demander pour elle. Si les autres leçons sont aussi bon qu'il est, theCourse vaut vingt-quatre fois theprice demandé.-Chas. E. Oliver,New York. Heureux avec l'école, je ne suis pas désolé que j'ai commencé en yourSchool. Alors que la première leçon a été ofconsiderable valeur pour moi, cette leçon est encore onFeeding beaucoup plus. Je wouldnot prendre le prix de l'ensemble de cette Coursefor une leçon.-P. J. Harkness, Illinois. Reçu UN GRAND AVANTAGE QUE J'ai reçu plus de bénéfices que de fromyour leçon alimentation tous mon vu, lecture

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Dollars and sense in the poultry business .. . CLAIM The Practice of Poultry Feedingis more than you claim for it. If theother lessons are as good as It Is, theCourse is worth twenty-four times theprice asked for it.—Chas. E. Oliver, New York. PLEASED WITH SCHOOL I am not sorry that I started in yourSchool. While the first lesson was ofconsiderable value to me, this lesson onFeeding is even much more. I wouldnot take the price of the entire Coursefor this one lesson.—P. J. Harkness, Illinois. RECEIVED GREAT BENEFIT I have received more benefit fromyour feeding lesson than from all ofmy reading, which has not been lim-ited.—E. J. Jennings, Florida.GETS MORE EGGS Your lesson on feeding is great. ByIts aid we have cleared $2.87 per headand bought all our feed. I get moreeggs than any one in this locality.—l£ R. Moff. Ohio. GODSEND TO INDUSTRY Your twelfth lesson is the greatestGodsend the poultry industry everhad.—H. L. Mason, Oklahoma. Page Flftj/-<me You Had Better Be Sure Than Sorry LESSONS NOS. 14 AND 15The Baby Chick. The baby chick is the foundation of your success or failure. Many poultry-men suffer heavy loss in attempting to raise baby chicks because of impropermethods of brooding:, feeding- and caring- for them. Tou will save the price ofthis Course In one year from what you learn from this lesson alone. Every chick has a right to be well born. Much of the future careerof every chick is determined before the egg from which it is hatched is laid.One of the greatest, if not the greatest, secret of successful poultry-raisinglies in the breeding pen; for this reason it has been thought advisable todevote an entire lesson to the welfare of the baby chick before he is hatched.Every sentence is crowded with information of extreme importance. Lesson15 tells you the first, simplest and best methods of feeding baby chicks;it tells you the best known method of preventing white diarrhea. Your success largely depends upon your ability to hatch and raisechicken