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THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



What is >i fair rental jor a given 

 .'A sk the Readers? Service 



145 



Baby Chicks of Quality 



Shipped direct to you by express 



From the finest exhibition or utility matings of 



Fishcl Strain White Plymouth Rocks 



Single Comb White Leghorns, Barred Plymouth 

 Rocks, Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. 

 Each breed the product of a specialty breeder 



I absolutely guarantee the chicks to reach you in 

 good condition. You take no chances. Prices 

 moderate. 



Send six cents in stamps far my chick 

 catalogue — the finest ever issued. 



R. C. Caldwell, Box 1025, Lyndon, Ross Co., O. 



istPrz. Pullet winner of sweep- 

 stakes Champ, and Color Spec- 

 ial Przs. at Madison Sq. Garden 

 Show Dec, 1910. Bred, raised J$ ox (J 

 and exhibited by C.H. Latham. 



LATHAM'S ?ly r mo e Eth 



ROCKS 



THE MOST RELIABLE STRAIN 

 as PRODUCERS of Fine Birds. 

 The best layers — fine table qual- 

 ities — leaders in the show room. 

 STOCK and EGGS for sale. 

 Spring Circular mailed on application 



C. H. LATHAM 



Lancaster, Mass. 





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WANTED: 



5000 Squabs Daily 



by only one New York commission firm. See 

 what they say in National Squab Magazine 

 (monthly), specimen copy from us Ten Cents. 

 Squab breeders as far west as Missouri are 

 shipping steadily to eastern markets. See 

 great demand for squabs by dealers in Chi- 

 cago, the South, St. Louis, Denver, Califor- 

 nia, Seattle and the Northwest. Read also 

 in our big 191 1 FREE BOOK how to make 

 money breeding squabs, how to get six dol= 

 lars a dozen, how to start small and grow 

 big. Demand for squabs this winter greater 

 than supply. Write at once to 





PLYMOUTH ROCK SQUAB CO, 



151 Howard St., Melrose, Massachusetts. 



"Wigwarm" Specialties 



Fop Poultpymcn 



"Wigwarm" Setting and Brood Coop 



For a hen 

 ting. Gives 



$300 



knocked down. 



and her chicks and while she is sit- 



protection from rats, skunks, hawks, 



and other enemies. 



Insures larger 



hatches — fewer 



broken eggs. The 



runway is 20 x 24 



inches. This coop 



is just the thing 



for colony raising 



and has proved 



its success for 



22 years. Shipped 



Size, 2x4 ft., 2ft. high. 



No. Colony Laying Bonse 



Fitted complete with nests, fountain and feed 



trough. Sanitary 

 aired. One man 

 can easily raise 

 several hundred 

 birds. Nicely 

 painted. Can be 

 put together in 

 fifteen minutes. 

 Winteror summer 

 the stock is always 



Easily cleaned and 



$2022 



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" Wigwarm" Brooder 



Uses the least oil of any brooder made. Storm 

 proof. Hot water and hot air heating com- 

 bined gives perfect 

 healthful ventila- 

 tion. No danger of 

 over-heating and 

 an even tempera- 

 ture is maintained 

 in the brooder re- 

 gardless of the out- 

 side cold. Used 

 and endorsed by 

 poultry experts 

 Size, 3 x 5 ft. 



Comfortable. In stormy weather the run may 

 be covered at top and sides, giving protection 

 and scratch room. Size, 10 x 4 ft. , 5 ft. high. 



5 Section Poultry Bouse 



$1500 



and by experiment stations. 



These are houses that will grow with your 

 business. You can add additional sections at 

 any time. A more sanitary or comfortable house 

 could not be built. Made in 10 x 10 ft. sections, 

 each fit- 

 ted with 

 roosts, 

 nests, 

 fountain 

 and com- 

 plete in every detail. Open 

 fronts with canvas covered frames — far better than 

 glass windows. Easily erected. One 10 ft. section 

 $75. Additional sections $60 each. 



Write to-day lor 

 Poultry Catalogue 



E. F. HODGSON CO., 120 Washington St., Boston, Mass. 



NEW BREEDS of GREAT MERIT 



Sicily Buttercups 



Write for Circular, Picture, Information. 



Imported Island Sicily, bring comfort and 

 success. 

 ^ilir**!* RroaL-alc Imported Belgium; enormous layers; for genera- 

 u IlVci DlacKclS tiors supply England with her favorite 



White R. I. RedS-as the^rishmfrL'ays. 



BiffFffffR I Reck Lar *-' cst e ^ s p™ du «d. 



Dig egg iv. i. iveas Little Buttercup Farm DeJhanii M „, 



There's M 



oney in 



Poultry 



Our Home Study Course in Practical Poultry 

 Culture under Prof. Chas. K. Graham, late of the 

 Connecticut Agricultural College, teaches how to 

 make poultry pay. 



Personal instruction. Expert Advice. 

 250 Page Catalogue free. Write to-day. 



THE HOME CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 

 Wept. 6. P. Springfield, Mass. 



Prof. Graham 



THE HALL 1911 CATALOGUE 



IS READY NOW! 



Describes and illustrates 

 the Hall Mammoth In- 

 cubator and Hall Brooder 

 Systems, and shows some 

 of the farms on which 

 the Hall Equipments 

 are proving satisfactory 

 beyond competitive com- 

 parison. 



Also, a new Edition of the "RESULTS" Booklet is from 

 the press. It contains 31 letters on satisfactory service. 



THE HALL MAMMOTH INCUBATOR CO., Utica, New York 



Two Hall Brooder Systems and interior of the Brooder 

 House at Kenotin Farm. Washington Mills, N. Y. 



