Ward, Lock & Co.'s poultry book : a guide for small or big poultry keepers, beginners and farmers / by Harry Roberts.

  • Harry Roberts
Date:
[1924?]
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Credit: Ward, Lock & Co.'s poultry book : a guide for small or big poultry keepers, beginners and farmers / by Harry Roberts. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Med K53194 (Made in 2 Minutes) Must Make Eggs Yet “ Laymor ” costs only 2d. a day for each 12 hens. Here is the “ Laymor ” mash : “Spratt’s Laymor” 5 parts. Bran or Middlings 5 parts. Add one part of “ Spratt’s Mebo ” if required. Scald, and give to your hens in a crumbly moist state, warm but not hot. This mash, given either morning or evening, will make the birds give their highest egg yield, summer and winter alike. Spratt’s Patent, Limited, 3 Times as Many Eggs Here, at a trifling cost, is a means of getting two or three times as many eggs as you have ever got before, and double the profit into the bargain. I housands of poultry-keepers have discovered that the “ Lay¬ mor” mash makes all the differ¬ ence to the way their birds lay. It ensures a steady egg supply, even through the coldest weather. “Laymor” is proved by analysis to be 99 per cent, digestible. That means that there is no waste matter in “Laymor.” It is, every bit of it, ready to make more eggs for you. SPRATT’S Get a bag of this fine food to-day Your own dealer is selling more and more each week. You bulk it up with an equal weight of middlings, so it works out as low in price as any food you can buy. 24, Fenchurch St., London, E.C.3