THE TRUTH ABOUT BABY CHICKS HOW >I\\Y TIMES C\N YOl AFFORD IO BEY \ BAH Bl'NCH OE BABY CHI( KS OK THE WHOM. BREED? A bad lot of chirks or Ihc wrong breed of chicks ha* put .t lot of folks out of the chicken business on their (irst trv “1 ini disgusted, a failure I do not know whether to blame the bahv chicks I bought or myself. I paid no attention to where baby thicks came from, because all baby t Ireks look alike. How t auld 1 know that breed and health make the difference between success and failure." All failures talk the same. W hy gamble? All baby t hicks when first hatched do look alike but in a few da vs the difference in ehicks b'-gins to show up. lake, for instance. TRAIL’S END NEW SI PER NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, that great new healthy breed of Ne\t Hampshire Keds that grows fastei. leather quickly arc heavy meated. fine flavored and arc the best laying breed chickens that we have ever seen Now if you really want to make quick money in the poultry business, or in other words, high profits, yre advise you to buy our Trail's End large type, world record laying While Leghorns, the largest and greatest laving White Leghorn of all time, heavy weight carrying long living layers of large white eggs. In just a or t> months when they get started laying good, that is when you start to make that extra large profit that only Trail's I.iift :;iu> egg breeding can give you. Please be careful to start right with Trail’s End chirks; then you can't fail Some customers who have been buy ing from Trail’s End for ?8 years or more have become famous and wealthy. TRAIL'S END ( AN ALSO El KNIKH YOl KEGI - LAR BROILER NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, BARKED ROCKS AND RHODE ISLAND 111 Its. Ml chicks from pullorum tested breeders. Our low profit sharing prices will please you. Please yvrite or stop by to see us for free literature and low prices. LOCATED ON IlOl T E la, a MILES NORTH Ol GORDONSYII.EE. Trail's End Poultry Farm GORDONSVIl.LE, VIRGINIA
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