This plan was pretty generally discussed and finally adopted, and
this season the Association has stored a great number of eggs for its
members that would have gone on the market for other commission
houses to store and bring out against them during the winter months.
Feed. — ^The Association puts out a dry mash that sells under the
name of Co-operative dry mash> that cannot be beat. They buy grain



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when the capital is on hand to buy in quantity, otherwise there is
nothing to be gained for either party.
Baby Chick Business. — ^This has been one of the Association special-
ties. The baby chicks come from the members of the Association
who are able to give good strong chicks, and there has been an almost
unlimited number sold. They guarantee a full count of live chicks
delivered at the express office of the purchaser. That is going a little
farther than most shippers will do, so they have worked up a big
trade.
New Place of Business. — In order to get more room for expansion,
the Association closed a five-year lease on a large three-story building
and basement at 324-330 Los Angeles Street. The building has a
frontage of fifty feet on Los Angeles Street and one hundred and
twenty feet on Boyd Street, with a 220 feet good cement alley in the
rear with good sun exposure and room for advertising.
