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Lee Gentry, (rieht) manager, Sinnissippi 

 Farms, Oregon, III., orders 50 gallons of Blue 

 Seal Fly Spray from Mr. Bickford of De Kalb 

 County Agricultural Association. 



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Sinnissippi laiin-, aiui pi./t ;ai: ; noii, owned by former 

 Governor Frank O. Lowden. and managed by Lee Gentry. 

 Blue Seal Fly Spray is the choice. 



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THESE DAIRYMEN 

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King Eaton, treasurer Sanitary Milk Producers says, "Blue Seal 

 helps me meet health ordinance requirements, makes money 

 for me by helping build up milk production during hot weather 

 and fly time." 



OnnerH of <'liuiii|iionship money making herds are 

 taking no rliuTieeiii at fly lime. The!«e out^itancling; 

 dairy-men U!>e Blue Seal Fly Spray to Itanii^h flieit. 

 ^'itliitul exception, these user;* and thousands more 

 like them agree that. "Blue Seal is hest. It doesn't 

 Idister the ^kin. <lis«rolor or gum up the hair. Blue 

 Seal doesn't taint milk. It has a riean. pleasant odor. 

 It is the most eronomiral to use.*' 



The popularity of Blue Seal Fly Spray has increased 

 with each year heeause thousands of Illinois Dairy- 

 men have learne<l that Blue Seal helps them to meet 

 the Board of Health requirements in controlling flies. 

 Blue Seal makes money heeause it helps hold up 

 milk production during hot \teather and fly time. 

 Blue Seal aids in making the joh of milking more 

 pleasant. Blue Seal controls "grubs". This is im- 

 portant to pure-ltred cattle breeders. Blue seal aidt 

 in keeping down cimtamination and maintaining a 

 loK bacteria count. Blue Seal is economical because it 

 only costs a penny a day to keep a cow safe from flies. 



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