The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 26, 1920, Page 16

AR R .A & R A A TR N i : > SR ANV rr /Aty B i S ST g pros, Avaion Farms Co. = mmm e | DON'T WANT YOU NOTE—Be sure to give number of hogs you own Bhave______hogs. Shipme immediately enough Avalon Farms HOG-TONE . (State Namber) <1 to treat all my hogs for 60 days. I am to nothing now ‘ results toyouatg:fi of 60cfays labels-to you and you to cancel the '3 “%ead{ - your valuable boo ng Hogs for Pyofit,”’” when you send m' Trial Supply of HOG-TONE, which book I am to keep whether TONE or not. : s ; s _Jlentiun/the Leader When Writing Advertisers except chatfies I agree tore i pa}’ TONE at that time if it has done all that you daim.All‘foit does not, I s 1 1’;@ DE;ys %r:ef ? A. Shipping Point pay for HOG- 0 for will return the all for 60 days or more. the end of 60 days, youarenot = feed.’ Ve economical _perfectly satisfied that HOG- /) produce in pork-gain. And I know how much Send me the coupon below and I will send P27 Te one cent! ‘ This is a liquid medicine for hogs alone. Highly con- youone $1.00bottle of ~ centrated. onderfully successful in freeing hogs from ag vtviorn;s gléait infgjst swx;xlile. e own —eno : effective liquid ingredients that can not be used in an: five hogs you own—en ugh to treat them (;Sa.lts or Stock Foods now on the markeg in slops, drinking water or dampened , because it is given only every third day for six weeks and then only once a week, Over 10,000,000 Hogs Have Brought Bigger Market Prices Because - They Were Given HOG-TONE Because HOG-TONE so splendidly aids digestion and cleans out tremendous appetites, makes them thrive and put on firm, cl ing rate. Guaranteed to make them g oo gozs&we ;‘e u?tnlte?hw’gx‘z Hto g-egloilgg for hogs, sows and yo e C] 'y ?v&?;vesgg ugced.mthy not treys it on your herd? Youcan’t lose?n% take all the risk. Let me emphasize this—send no money I don’t want youto risk a penn: HOG-TONE for each If, at Powders, | 70 S W. 0. Gandy, President, AVALON FARMS CO., 400West Ohio Street, Chicago, Il “Whatif Hogs go to 10c—1 can still mae mighty good Hog profits by using HOG-TONE ¢C¢TIIGHT the other day (Oct.) I got $14 a hundred for a bunch that I'd fed corn and HOG-TONE, with some pasture. Now, that meant that I got a little over $1.80 ted— by selling it “on the hoof.’ I lnow—for I’ve kept. track. And my figures tally with our Experiment Station’s figures on how much a bushel of corn per bushel for the corn I’'d (& each bushel of my corn on my corn if I feed it brings me back in pork- with HOG-TONE (and rofits when I feed it with pasture), where I’ll barely OG-TONE. ) “Why—even though hogs corn alone in a dry lot!”’ plus good pasture will to 10c a pound, my There isa lot for any hog Eo res prove to me that raiser to think about in U'll make $7.29 per bushel these facts. clear 93c a bu. if I feed the Saved Over Half the Corn ““For instance, one of myneighbors fed about 60 bushels of corn to 3 of his hogs without any change in condition and got about 550 1bs. of meat in all. I fed only about 25 bushels to only 2 of my hogs with HOG-TONE, and the butcher who killed these 2 said that he ley, Mt, Vernon, Ill. Figure it out for Easily fed to hogs P.O. rtation HOG- R. R. No. Name and Address PAGE SIXTEEN - would give 275 pounds apiece (550 bs. foy Zhe 2) for them dressed.’’—S.T. Hinck- yourself, friend. 60 bushels of corn fed (without HOG- Send me the coupon (1o money) and { will send you ali the your hogs will need for .6 das—- TONE has given you a fine profit in extra pork, don’t y. ‘That’s my way of doiag business. Over 50,000 farmers throughout the country think it “fine business” and have profited hig by trying }éno’?in?NtEi Furtixearsmtgg. :oualégo}:v an% I kx; 7 coul e in this pape: re ave been for years, unless both my offer and HOG-TONE were on the level. W. 0. Gandy, Pres. Avalon Farms Company 400 W. Ohio St. END A CENT WITH THIS COUPON — — ——— Name of My Druggist Possesses remarkably worms, it gives hogs ean flesh atan astonishe ut on more pork with the same feed. the U. 8, last year—and h pigs (especially runts) that TONE) to 3 hogs helped get 55¢ fbs. And 25 bushels corn fed (with HOG-TONE) mt 2 hogs resulted in 550 1bs. pork. E That is the kind of results that has caused raisers and feeders of over 10,000,000 hogs all over America to use AVALON FARMS HOG-TONE. Results like these are the reasons why big feeders and breeders like G. H. Howdie of Parker, S. Dak., szys: HOG -TONE is unequaled by anything & ever used and Far Cheaper, TO0 ! Now—why not try HOG-TONE? That's all T ask. Don’t send any money. Don’t bind yourself to pay a penny for it. Just try it—at my risk—and just see for yourself what it will do for your hogs. LOOK LIKE PIGS NOW “I had eight pigs last August which ‘I gave HOG-TONE .to. They were not doing well. It seemed that they ate well and were in fair flesh but did not seem to grow. They were like wood- chucks, as broad as they were long, but after giv- ing them AVALON FARMS HOG-TONE for a month” they were dif- ferent looking pigs. They look more like pigs.”’— Jos. H, Thompson, Dick- | ey, N, 3 T 0T 70 BE SEEN “We butche: two |- hogs lately and I examin- ed e in es and stomachs, and not a worm was to be segn, which show that A$A- LON FARMS HOG-TONE does. what you claim.”’— Geo. Gitter, R. 2, Eagle Lake, Minu. TED THEM TQ EATING find AVALON FARMS HOG-TONE will clean the hogs out and start them to eating if they get off their feed.: I sure have some big and good durocs,”—Geo. D. Emyart, Edgeley, N, D. IT CERTAINLY GETS THE WORMS “I _have tried HOG- TONE on our hogs and it certainly gets the worms.” — Karl Iversen, St. Cloud, Minn. raisers and breeders with coupon - ow, that my ads Chicago, Ill. Stater oio S Sl e S S G Méhtion the Leader When Writing Advertisers ‘\". N .