dealers in the country who have good stock for sale. Buy of a
well known breeder or dealer and you will have no trouble. Young
breeders are to be preferred as they have a longer life before them and
are more valuable.

From our own experience with Guinea Pigs we would advise anyone who is
interested in this work to take up the raising of them. Whether you have
only a few for making a little money on the side or a large number as a
real business you will find them very profitable. Certainly a great deal
of pleasure can be gotten out of it and there is a wide sale for all you
raise. If you will follow the instructions laid down in this little book
we do not believe you will have any trouble making a success of the
work.

GUINEA PIGS

For breeding, pet and experimental purposes. Any number, age,
size or sex supplied promptly.

When you have Guinea Pigs for sale, write us, as we are always
in the market. Quote price, giving number, size and sex.

CAVIES DISTRIBUTING CO.
The World's Largest Dealers in Guinea Pigs
712 West 74th Street KANSAS CITY, MO.

BELGIAN HARES RABBITS SQUAB PIGEONS

Write me your wants and I will supply you. My =White Kings= are
the most profitable squab breeders in the world, raising
squabs weighing from a pound to a pound and a half. Mature
quickly and always command top price. I can supply mated
pairs. Write me today for particulars and price on pigeons,
rabbits and Belgian Hares.

EDWARD F. TOBENER
2828A Woodland Ave. KANSAS CITY, MO.

_Redmon Printing Co., Kansas City_

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