.-. IMPROVED .-. POULTRY .-. SUPPLIES 



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POULIRT J UFFLIE5. 



HAMMONTON INCU15AT0R. 



HAMMONTON 

 IPJCU BATOR. 



These simple ma- 

 chines are gaining in 

 popularity every day. 

 We do not claica that 

 they will " hatch 

 every egg," nor 

 "every fertile egg," 

 nor that " any child 

 can run them." We 

 do not make any of 

 the ridiculous state- 

 ments about them 



that we see published by many manufacturers. We will, 

 however, warrant them to do as good work, side by side, as 

 any other incubator, without regard to price, and do it with as 

 little care and attention. 



PRICES. 



No. 1. Capacity, 150 eggs, with cover, $17 00 



No. 2. " 300 " " " 28 00 



PREPARED MEAT 

 FOR POULTRY. 



This is prepared with 

 great care, and is shipped by 

 us to all parts of the United 

 States, principally to parties 

 who are engaged in raising 

 poultry and eggs for market. 

 Itisthe finest thing weknow 

 of to cause hens to lay dur- 

 ing the winter. High prices 

 always prevail at this season 

 of the year, which makes it 

 extremely profitable to feed. 

 50 lbs., ?1.50; lOO lbs., $2.75. 



THE PRESSY 

 BROODER. 



The cheapest and 

 best brooder on the 

 market. A perfect 

 mother for 100 chickens. 

 Fitted with our patent 

 stove, which burns a 

 week without retilling. 

 Price, with patent stove, 

 $8.00. 



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50 lbs. 



^PREPARED MEAT 



FOR 



POULTRY. 



FROM 



Johnson & Stokes, 



SEEDSMEN, 



FMladelphia, Fa. 



DESSICATED FISH FOR POULTRY. 



Made from fresh codfish after the fish-oil has been ex- 

 tracted. After cooking and pressing, the fish is dried, then 

 mixed ^th other ingredients rich in egg-producing qualities, 

 ground and bagged, and when so prepared it will keep sweet 

 and in good condition for feeding as long as it is kept dry. 

 It is not so fattening as meat scraps, but it is claimed it is 

 better for egg products. In 50 lb. bags @ $1.50 per bag. 



CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS. 



This is a most important article for the poultry j'ard 

 through the winter, and should be liberally supplied to the 

 fowls. In summer, when left to run at large, they can find 

 their own shell-making material, but when everything is 

 frozen or covered with snow, they must be helped out if 

 eggs are wanted. 5 lbs., 15c.; 2.5 lb. bag, 40c.; 100 lbs., $1.25; 

 200 lbs. $2.00 ; 350 lb. barrels, $3.25; ton, $14.00. 



GRANULATED BONE 



Is about the size of wheat and can be fed like any other food 

 in grain, about one handful for every five fowls daily, or 

 every other day. In either manner it furnishes a valuable 

 food for poultry at all seasons of the year. 5 lbs., 25c.; 100 

 lbs., $2.50 ; 200 lb. bags, $4.75. 



POULTRY MARKER. 



This little instrument is for marking young and old 

 chickens and all kinds of fowl. It is invaluable to breeders 

 and farmers, as the markings will enable them 

 to recognize their own fowl at a glance. 



These fifteen figures can be made into 225 dif- 

 ferent ways of marking. This can be increased 

 by marking the skin of the wing. It is a great 

 advantage for young chicks. The eggs are 

 marked from the different breeds, and as soon as 

 the chicks are hatched they are marked. By so 

 doing you can tell tlieir age and every detail in 

 regard to them. This punch is worth its price 

 several times over in detecting the chicken thief. 

 The cut shows lull size. They are made in tis'o | 

 sizes, for small and large chicks, nickel-plated, 

 have steel cutter and spring, and made Fmall 

 and neat to c.nrry in the vest pocket. Price, 

 25c. ; by mail, 30c. markee. 



POTILTEY 



THE PBKSSY BROODER. 



CLIMAX- 

 CONDITION 



- POULTRY CHOLER/I. 



Is a positive preventive and cure for 

 gapes and poultry cholera, and a most 

 excellent medicine for young turkeys 

 that have been exposed to weather; 

 also a most excellent medicine for 

 horses, cattle, sheep and hogs. It is 

 not a food, but an honest medicine at 

 an honest price. Price, per package, by 

 mail, 40e.; per dozen, by express, $2.50. 



MAKES HENS I.AY 



WHEN EGGS AHE 



HIGH PRICED. 



A scientific combination of sub- 

 stances, which when assimilated by 

 fowls, produce eggs, plumage, growth 

 and development, exactly as certain 

 foods produce milk in cows, or fertilizers 

 increase crops. 



It contains, in addition, valuable 

 tonics and remedial agents which insure 

 perfect assimilation and rol>ust health, without which the 

 best results cannot be obtained. It makes hens lay in 

 summer and winter. Price, Ib.-pkt., 2oc.; by mail, 40c.; 

 2J^-lb. box, 50c.; by mail, 90c.; 10-lb. box, $1.50; 25-lb. keg, 

 13.25. 



NEST EGGS. 



Medicated, each, 5c.; doz., 40c. Porcelain, each, 5c.r 

 doz., 35c. 



POULTRY DRINKING FOUNTAINS, 



Keep the water cool and fresh, and the poultry cannot 

 upset them. Price, 2-qt., 25c. each; $2.50 per doz.; 4-qt.,40o. 

 each ; $4.00 per doz. 



