. 1 456,26 $ VEND DANS HUIT MOIS N° 203966 étudiants-Mme. J. F. Dunkin, Missouri, &gt ;^^ns les rubans bleus et fait plus de son à la volaille que son mari ne provenant de son exploitation. "Le premier janvier J'ai eu trois cents poules. J'ai mis 1 000 œufs et poussins éclos sur 700 J'ai vendu un tu- cent neuf- ty-huit dollars et six- ty-quatre cents (1 198,64 $) d'une valeur d'œufs à partir de Jan- uary 1er au 30 septembre. 1920. J'ai vendu deux cent cinquante-sept dollars (257,62 euros) de poulets du 1er janvier au 1er sep- tembre. J'ai encore 100 poulets à vendre encore. Être- côtés ce J'ai gagné quatre

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. SELLS $1, 456.26 IN EIGHT MONTHS Student No. 203966—Mrs. J. F. Dunkin, Missouri, >^^ns blue ribbons and makes more from her poultry than her husband does from his farm. "The first of January I had three hundred hens. I set 1, 000 eggs and hatched about 700 chicks I sold one thou- sand one hundred nine- ty-eight dollars and six- ty-four cents ($1, 198.64) worth of eggs from Jan- uary 1st to September 30th. 1920. I have sold two hundred and fifty- seven dollars ($257.62) worth of chickens from January 1st to Septem- ber 1st. I still have 100 chickens to sell yet. Be- sides this I won four blue ribbons at one of our leading shows. Mr. Dunkin says I now make more from poultry than he makes from the farm. Thfinks to your course." —Mrs. J. F. Dunkin, Missouri. FOR WOMEN The Poultry Business has solved the bread winning problem for hun- dreds of women. There is no hard or laborious work in connection with a poultry plant that a woman cannot perform with a little extra help occasion- ally. Women are naturally fit.ed for poultry raising and bring to their work an interest that men often lack. Their maternal instinct and na ural ability is a big help in raising little chicks. We have many women students and many very successful poultry plants are owned and operated by women. Backed by the knowledge gained from our course of lessons, a woman can take up poultry husbandry with every chance of success. No woman with a good poultry plant need ever fear the future, for she is amply provided for. MADE OVER $1, 000 ON 200 HENS B t I Ai' { "I do enjoy your les- sons so much and better still do I enjoy seeing better stock raised each year, that being the re- sults of the lessons I have taken. I want to tell you what I did with 200 hens and pullets this year by following your instructions on feeding and housing, as well as mating. All together from the sale of eggs, baby chicks, broilers, cockerels and pullets I sold exactly $1, 324 62 from the first of Janu- ary til

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