PROFITABLE BREEDS OF POULTRY, by Arthur 



S. Wheeler. Mr. Wheeler discusses from personal experience 

 the best-known general purpose breeds. Advice is given from the 

 standpoint of the man who desires results in eggs and stock rather 

 than in specimens for exhibition. In addition to a careful analysis 

 of stock good and bad and some conclusions regarding housing 

 and management, the author writes in detail regarding Plymouth 

 Rocks, Wyandottes, Orpingtons, Rhode Island Reds, Mediterraneans 

 and the Cornish. 



"This is an invaluable book for those who would make 

 a success in the poultry business." Grand l^apids, 

 (Mich.) Herald. 



RIFLES AND RIFLE SHOOTING, by Charles 



Askins. A practical manual describing various makes and mechan- 

 isms, in addition to discussing in detail the range and limitations in 

 the use of the rifle. Among other things, the chapters deal with 

 The Development of the American Breech-Loading Rifle Single 

 Shot Rifle Lever-Action Repeater Pump-Action Repeater and 



Military Bolt-Action Double Rifle Rifle and Shotgun Self-Loading 

 Rifle Rifle Cartridges, Miniature and Gallery Small Game 

 Match-Rifle Cartridges and Their Manipulation High Power, 

 Small Bore Hunting Cartridges Big Bore, High Power Cartridges 

 Trajectory, Accuracy, and Power of Hunting Cartridges Weight 

 of Rifle and Recoil Stocks and Triggers Rifle Sights Positions 

 for Rifle Shooting Outdoor Target Shooting, Quick Firing and 

 Running Shots Fancy Snap and Wingshooting Two-Hundred Yard 

 Sharpshooting. 



SCOTTISH AND IRISH TERRIERS, by Williams 



Haynes. This is a companion book to "The Airedale", and deals 

 with the history and development of both breeds. For the owner 

 of the dog, valuable information is given as to the use of the 

 terriers, their treatment in health, their treatment when sick, the 

 principles of dog breeding, and dog shows and rules. 



"The happy owner of a terrier for the first time could 

 not go 'wrong if he follows Mr. Haynes* advice."- 

 'Brooklyn Standard Union. 



