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Z5ha  RURAL  NEW-YORKER 
February  2G,  1910, 
Gibson  Poultry  Lays  and  Pays 
White  Leghorns. .R.  1.  Reds.. Barred  Rocks.. White  Wyandottes 
We  are  specialists  in  Utility  Birds.  Ca.efnlly  and  practically  bred,  large  in 
.vi/.o,  tiibson  fowls  excel  In  egg  production  and  as  show  birds 
Baby  Chicks  . .  Eggs  for  Hatching  . .  Breeding  Stock 
Hardy,  ilvablt1,  lwtb.v  chick*  shijjiHHj  in  Kimnc.  wfll  v»  ntihttcd  bnxc<,  safr  delivery  guar¬ 
anteed.  Kkv'h  f*u*  Hatching  jrnantnt«*f‘d  lij^hly  fwiUt*.  II fa  1  thy,  vigonnifr  fa  ced 
iii*r  Bird*  tlinl  wifi  infime  valuable  1»Uhm1  into  yiuv  flocks.  "NY  make  a  spec laity  of 
Ktoukin^  I'n r*m->  .*i nd  ♦•Mtiites  w  itJ*  heavy  iayei>.  Bunk  yi.nir  ordLTb  early,  it  will  enable 
ii'?  I o  give  you  belter  ‘-or vice, 
Qtir  handsomely  illustrated  booklet  is  FREE.  Write  for  it  to-day 
G.  F.  GIBSON,  Galen  Farms,  Drawer  C.  Clyde,  New  York 
HOFF’S  BABY  CHICKS 
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t  For  over  a  quarter  of  a  century 
the  original  "VITALITY” 
h  Day-old  Chicks  of  OlfALITY. 
Others  imitate  my  advertising, 
I  but  for  the  genuine  “VITAL- 
■  ITY "  0  U  A  UTY  Chicks. 
■  order  of  the  originator. 
8.  WHITE  LKGHOKNS 
»>■<]  It  II  ODE  I. 5 1.  A  NO  HKDS. 
Bred  fur  heavy  CCg  production, 
quick  maturing,  strong  stamina  and  vitality.  All 
hatching doneundcr  perfectly  sanitary  conditions, 
modern  inruhator  cellars,  highest  grade  of  incuba¬ 
tors  used.  1  guarantee  to  ship  properly  hatched. 
Heulthv,  Vigorous  lim  old  C'Idr  ks.  Thou*  >  rut*  of  chicks 
hatidilng  weekly,  $16.00  per  100.  pK.OTi  per  MI.  $i.ba  per  85. 
Full  count  amt  eufe  arrival  guaranteed.  Illustrated  book¬ 
let  free.  You  need  it  before  you  btiv  riity-iild  chicks.  It 
tell*  how  1  produce  chick*  f  ree  of  White  f'inrrhoca.  If 
you  arc  Interested  in  brooder*,  ask  me  for  iuforriuuloii. 
D.  C,  R.  HOFF,  Lock  Box  115,  Neshanic  Station,  N.  J. 
rALiRELfoKr 
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j  Place  Your  Order  Now 
I/  f®r  eggs  and  chicks  from  Lanrelton  Layers 
Utility  Leghorns  Exclusively 
Our  Pure  Bred  Trap  Nested  Payers  are 
bred  for  size,  vigor,  quality  and  heavy 
egg  production. 
Secure  Hatching  Eggs  and  Chicks  from 
the  strain  that  has  made  the  world’s 
largesi  poultry  plant  a  success. 
Send  today  for  descriptive  circular  and 
prices.  . 
LAURELTON  FARMS 
Box  H  Lakewood,  N.  J. 
S,  C.  WHITE  LEGHORNS 
DAY-OLD  CHICKS  EGGS  FOR  HATCHING 
fnuii  selected  2-year  aid  hem*  on  fn  egrn**  range  Hinted 
villi  Tom  Barron  male,  from  SIN)  egg  hen*.  Kgg*  ami 
chicks  giiaiii'ilcvd  *arl*rnetoiy  to  you  on  umval,  In¬ 
fertile  egg*  in  i  ..  css  of  111“,.  replaced  five  Cnndee  in¬ 
cubator  opeiatcd  tty  ibe  owner  wliorepcmuial  nttetiti  iii 
is  given  lo  nil  Hldpnieiils.  Me  acres  mid  an  yearn"  vxper- 
i.ni-c  devoted  tc  K.  1  W.  l.cghorn  .  Egg*.  $7  *  I  no. 
Chicks  $14  a  100.  quantity  price*  ami  information  *u  reqiu-sl. 
THE  NlSSEQUOGUE  FARM 
E.  T.  Smith,  Owner  A-  Mgr.  St.  .Iamkx  p.  o.,  T..  1.,  N.  Y. 
Hatcliing  JEl* .«•  s, ,<s 
From  pure  Brirrnn  strain  Leghorns;  also  half  I’.ar- 
rou.  itocord*  of  242  24.'25(>-2li0  iigg.*.  Two  mid  three 
dollars  setting:  T«u  dollars,  one  bund  red. 
\V-  1C.  A  'IK  I X  SOX,  -  Wallingford,  Ct. 
BARRON’S  LEGHORNS 
Imported  direct  248-260-284-egg.  ti  pullets  and  1 
cockerel  for  $15.  Eggs,  $7  tier  180;  $00  per  1  000,  Baby 
clucks  $8  per  50;  #15  per  180. 
E.  CLAUDE  JONES,  -  Hillsdale,  N.  Y. 
SKS?  WHITE  LEGHORNS 
DAY  OUT  CHICKS  —  EGGS  FOR  HATCHING 
AVe  are  speciality  breeder*  <•!  ,S.  ( .  bite  Leghorns 
of  the  Highest,  commercial  standard.  Wo  gnarun- 
tu»  safe  delivery  o(  chick*  and  fertility  of  eggs,  al-io 
tnat  a  customer  must  be  satisfied.  Write  lor  our 
pew  booklet  which  describes  our  methods,  stock 
and  plant,  Book  your  order  now  for  a  positive 
shipping  date. 
SPRING  WATER  POULTRY  FARM,  Stockton,  N.d. 
Single  Comb  White  Leghorns  Exclusively  %Yr" 
3  not)  breeders  on  free  farm  Range,  Milk  Fed.  Spe¬ 
cial  |, red  tor  Winter  eggs.  j:,0,iiOii  Imby  clucks  for 
mill  and  60.0IHI  hatching  egg*.  Row  booking  orders 
lor  baby  cbioks.  March  and  April  delivery.  M  #12  per 
10(1,  No  order  too  large  oi  too  small.  I  be  kuul  that 
live  if  given  half  a  chance.  (Jet  jour  orders  in 
early.  Eggs  for  hatching  now  ready,  <"*  $0  per  100  in 
a  iv  quantity.  My  Book.  "  Profits  »'  Poultry  Keeping 
Stfived.”  free  with  all  $10  orders. 
Edgar  Briggs,  Box  7.1,  Pleasant  Valley,  N.Y. 
WHITE  ORPINGTONS 
S.  C.  White  Leghorns 
High  Grade  Utility  Slock.  Day-old  (J  flicks 
and  Hatching  Egg*. 
PEACEFUL  VALLEY  FARM 
Oxford  Depot,  Orange  County,  New  York 
Tom  Barron  S,  C,  White  Leghorn  Chicks 
hatching  eggs  from  directly  imported  stock,  sired  by 
imported  males  from  200  egg  hen.  Also  American 
I, ,  od  record  lay  irtg  stock.  Breeders  free  rangogrown, 
healthy  and  vigorous,  ('hicks  properly  hatched; 
easy  to  raise,  rapacity  2,500  weekly.  Safe  arrival 
guaranteed  Prices  low  K.  T.  Ewing.  Atlantic,  Pa. 
Jarron  Hatching  Eggs 
•fility  Strain  R  C.W  Leghorns.  Trap-nested  and 
red  to  lay— 2, Olll)  breeders.  Eggs.  $8  tier  hundred. 
’he  Haven  Lake  Egg  Farm,  Milford,  Del. 
Hatching  Eggs 
TOM  BARRON  LEGHORNS 
Fees  from  #12  per  100  to  $1  each,  Price  list  on  request. 
K.  V.  Watson,  The  Mauuulias,  Beacon,  N.  $  . 
AIIIAVIk- 7  and  10c  Leghorns  Money  hack 
_  M  1 1  _  H  ^  for  dead  one-,  uirciiltir  free. 
Vlllvng  w  A.  LAUVER,  -  McAhsterville,  Pa. 
PINE  TREE  HATCHERY 
Over  100,000  Egg  Capacity 
]  i  is  where  the  shipment  of  '*  Day  old  Chicks” 
originated  2i  years  ago  by  me.  Undoubtedly 
moiv  chicks  have  been  shipped  from  my 
Hatchery  than  any  other  in  America.  I  was 
in  the  business  for  years  before  others  know 
or  thought  of  such  a  thing.  Our  Booklet  giving 
description  and  low  prices  of  eight  of  the 
leading  breeds,  and  other  tilings  you  should 
know  is  free. 
JOS,  D  WILSON,  ::  ::  Stockton,  N.  J. 
WeSold  160,000  Chicks  Last  Year 
All  S.C.W.  LEGHORNS 
How  many  other  breeders  this  side  of  the  Missis¬ 
sippi  River  sold  a 8  many  !  We  didn't  do  ibis  busi¬ 
ness  by  yellow  advertising,  or  (u  any  way  misrep¬ 
resenting  our  stock.  We  have  never  yet  claimed 
even  a  2U8  egg  strain,  yet  we  have  birds  that  laid  up 
in  252  eggs  last  y  ear  in  the  hands  of  nor  customers. 
We  Imre  built  up  this  buxine**  steadily  from  giv¬ 
ing  ein-toiners  good  value  every  year.  Wc  aim  to 
retain  the  confidence  of  our  trade  front  year  to  year, 
and  to  do  this  means  furnishing  liighu'lass  stock. 
We  breed  tune  bred  American  Leghorn-;  only;  no 
foreign  blood  in  our  aback,  but,  we  don't  breed  the 
little  sliow  type  American  Leghorns.  Oars  have  got 
size  and  stamina.  W«  shall  again  sell  out  our  en* 
ti  e  capacity  because  our  stock  if  (lie  "look  well,  pay 
well"  ultid,  and  our  old  customers  are  liaci;  nguin 
with  order*  larger  than  ever.  Chicks  from  our 
jiiaut  cost  you  little  i!  any  more  than  fioin  hatcher¬ 
ies  that  pick  up  their  eggs  indiscriminately.  We 
trap  nest  every  pullet  on  our  plant  nud  our  own 
breeding  stock  lias  been  bred  fm  six  years  from 
nothing  bnt  large  white  eggs.  Wo  issue  a  catalog  of 
104  pages;  costs  us  over  14c.  each:  we  will  mail  von 
or.e  for  4c.  In  stamps.  Ttl  E  KY  HR  LAY  FA  KMT, 
(The  lord  Farms' Box  No. 240-1'’,  Methuen.  Mass. 
Mating  tin  pens:  Must  dispose  of  50  hear y  laying 
S.  c.  W  Leghorn  lull-blooded  Tom  Barron  Aprii- 
hatchcd  pullets  From  dams  and  sires  of  records 
from  2.10  to  25$.  Matured  for  breeders  it*  well  as 
layers.  $2  each  for  Quick  sale  HATCHING  CUDS  from 
selected  breeders  from  dams  with  record*  from  231) 
to  240,  mated  to  254-258-200  an<l  285- record  cockerel. 
$7  per  100.  Pew  eggs  from  Breeders  with  individual 
records  from  221  to  250,  mated  lo  a  26a-reci.nl  cock¬ 
erel— $10  per  IO0.  90f>  fertility  guaranteed.  1  have 
nothing  but  purebred  Tom  Barron  Lcgllorns. 
A.  G.  LORD,  Phone  137,  Lakeville,  Conn. 
BARRON  LEGHORNS 
Day-Old  CHIX 
S- C.  White  Leghorns,  $10  per  100;  S.  ('.  Ancona*. 
$12  per  Kill;  S.  ( Rhode  Island  Red*.  $12  per  100. 
HATCHING  EGGS  S.  White  Leghorns.  $5  per  100.  S. 
C.  Aneonas,$G per  100;  8.  U.  R.  Island  Ked*,$0  per  100. 
Pleasant  View  Poultry  Farm,  Otto,  N.Y. 
S.  C.  White  Leghorn  Specialists 
HUDSON  RIVER  FARMS 
Esopus.  N.  Y. 
Will  *e!l  baby  Chicks  March  ftml  April  delivery. 
$1300  per  10.  May  and  Jure  ,  $10  (K)  per  UKI.  Full 
coiml  •ind  safe  arrival,  Hatching  eggs,  35.00  per 
10(1,  or  $45  i M  l  1  '00.  High  fertility  ami  prompt  ship¬ 
ment*.  AM  breeding  stock  raised  on  free  farm  range. 
Selected  for  size,  >  igor  and  egg  production. 
ft 
illiid 
Bred  frinu  Imported  stock,  tree  ra  nge.  healthy  birds, 
yearlings.  $3.00  each.  Egg*.  $1.00 per  la.  $0.00 
per  108.  Chicks,  $1  5.00  per  100.  White  l’lymoutli 
Rocks,  1‘nrks  "llred  to  l.ny"  Marred  ltocks  and 
Rhode  Island  Reds.  Bred  tor  heavy  egg  production. 
‘-Jersey  Red  Pigs"  and  choice  nursery  stock.  Catalan. 
EASTERN  SHORE  NURSERIES,  Denton,  Maryland 
KLirliiip  Day  Old  CliicKs 
s.c.  white  i.EGiionvs  ixi  i  isivi  i.t 
QUALITY- PROMPT  DELIVERY  A  SQUARE  DEAL 
UAlIR  chick*  are  from  selected  slock  of  high  egg  pro  action,  bred  right  on  our  100  acre  farm.  $15.00  per 
V  100,  $12.50  in  lots  of  .500  or  more.  Safe  arrival  and  full  count  of  good,  strong  chicks,  guaranteed.  Prices  of 
pullets  on  application.  T  Send  for  Free  Booxlet.  describing  our  plant  and  Mock.  Order  Now  and  get 
What  you  want.  When  you  want  li. 
KIRKUP  BROTHERS  Dept  R,  Mattituck,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 
THE  HENYARD 
A  Dry-mash  Hopper 
D.  II.,  in  The  R.  X.-Y.  f<>r  Deo.  25, 
asks  about  dry  mash  hoppers.  The  es¬ 
sentials  are,  as  you  say,  construction  pre¬ 
venting  the  hens  from  flirting  the  mash 
out  while  eating,  and  also  to  permit  the 
dry  mash  to  feed  down  without  clogging. 
I  find  that  a  V-shaped  hopper  will  al¬ 
ways  jam  and  clog.  I  submit  the  en¬ 
closed  plan  of  a  hopper  which  has  given 
me  the  best  service  of  many  I  have 
tried.  This  may  lie  built  to  feed  from 
two  sides  as  drawn,  for  use  as  a  parti¬ 
tion  or  outdoor  hopper,  or  to  feed  front 
one  side  and  be  fastened  to  the  wail. 
If  the  mash  is  chaffy  the  vertical  side 
Get  acquainted  with 
H-0  Steam-Cooked 
Chick  Feed 
More  of  your  chicks  will  live  if  you 
feed  them  properly  those  first  few  weeks 
Here’s  a  feed  made  especially  for  them, 
a  feed  that  is  easily  digested  because 
steam-cooked  at  our  Mill,  and  always 
sweet  because  free  from  excess  moisture,, 
Try  H-O  Steam-Cooked  Chick  Feed 
on  your  next  brood — it’s  easy  to  feed 
You’ll  be  paid  by  the  results. 
Write  for  sample,  price*  and 
descriptive  folder. 
The  H-0  Company  John  J.  Campbell 
Mills:  Gcncml  Sales  Agent 
BUFFALO,  N.  Y.  HARTFORD,  CONK. 
Sectional  View  of  Hopper 
apron  need  not  extend  more  titan  one  inch 
below  the  planting  apron,  whereas  if 
the  rn.Tsh  is  not  chaffy  and  feeds  down 
freely  if  may  need  to  extend  as  much  as 
three  inches  below.  I  have  found  it 
advisable  when  used  in  the  houses  to 
raise  the  hopper  too  high  for  litter  to  be 
scratched  in.  and  to  provide  a  perch 
across  the  front.  CHARLES  u.  tiiayer. 
Massachusetts. 
Supplying  Green  Feed 
This  is  m.v  first  year  in  the  poui.try 
business,  and  oiif-  thing  that  prlzzles  me 
is  the  matter  of  green  food.  My  supply 
of  roots,  cabbages,  etc.,  is  now  exhausted, 
and  I  am  depending  on  Alfalfa  meal, 
about  one-twentieth  by  weight  of  the  dry 
mash,  to  furnish  green  food  for  my  flock 
of  500  fowls,  1  am  getting  fair  results 
so  far,  but  fear  they  need  something 
more.  What  would  be  best  to  use  when 
one  has  to  use  purchased  feed  and  where 
it  is  not  possible  to  buy  mangels,  cab¬ 
bage.  elo.7  Would  cut  clover  be  prefer¬ 
able  to  Alfalfa  meal?  J.  R.  A. 
Pennsylvania. 
As  substitutes  for  green  vegetables  in 
the  poultry  ration,  cut  clover  or  Alfalfa 
or  dried  beet  pulp  may  be  used.  While 
any  of  these  may  be  fed  dry,  unless,  pos¬ 
sibly,  the  latter,  they  are  better  relished 
if  steamed  by  placing  the  required  amount 
in  a  bucket,  turning  boiling  water  over 
them  and  covering  with  a  blanket  for 
a  few  hours.  Dried  beet  pulp  is  now 
supplied  in  granulated  form  for  poultry 
feeding  and,  when  steamed,  recovers  much 
of  its  original  succulence.  Hens  will  eat 
a  considerable  quantity  of  clover  or  Al¬ 
falfa  leaves  dry  and  it  is  well  to  give 
them  a  forkful  of  either  of  these  hays 
to  pick  over  each  day,  if  such  hay  is 
available.  M.  R.  i>. 
Litter  in  Henhouse 
It  is  advised  to  have  litter  of  chaff  or 
cut  oat  straw  eight  to  10  inches  deep  for 
hens  to  scratch  in,  but  I  find  the  dust 
after  heus  have  been  scratching  a  few 
minutes,  too  heavy  for  me  to  breathe. 
I  low  can  this  be  healthy  for  fowls? 
What  is  best  for  litter?  c.  v.  L. 
New  York. 
I  presume  that  the  best  that  eon  be 
said  for  the  healthfulnesa  of  dust  filled  air 
in  a  poultry  house  is  that  il  has  not  been 
shown  by  common  experience  to  be  par¬ 
ticularly  uohenlthful ;  thai  is,  provided 
that  the  dust  does  not  arise  from  moldy 
hay  and  straw  containing  those  low  forms 
of  vegetable  life  that  have  the  power  of 
fixing  themselves  upon  the  membranes 
lining  the  respiratory  passages  of  fowls. 
Any  clean,  dry  vegetable  matter  that  will 
ael  ns  nn  absorbent  may  be  used  ns  litter 
in  the  poultry  house,  and  I  think  that  y  ui 
will  never  observe  any  bad  result  front 
using  good  out  straw  and  chaff.  M.  it.  P. 
Su.nfi.owkr  Seep  for  Pori  try. — We 
frequently  hear  much  said  about  the  great 
value  of  sunflowers  as  poultry  feed.  Some¬ 
how  people,  seem  to  think  that  these  seeds 
are  of  great  value  for  chickens.  Prof. 
Lippiueott  of  Kansas  says  that  the  sun¬ 
flower  set'd  is  too  expensive.  It  is  a  good 
feed  for  the  molting  period  and  the  oil 
seems  to  give  a  gloss  to  the  feathers.  It 
is  also  good  to  give  when  the  birds  are 
being  prepared  for  show  purposes,  as  the 
seed  gives  these  birds  a  better  appearance. 
At  ordinary  prices,  however,  it  is  not 
practical  for  the  farmer,  and  oats  are  con¬ 
sidered  a  hotter  feed  at  regular  prices. 
White  Leghorns  RM 
Circular.  TTarnken  Poultry  Farm, Salt  Point,  N.Y 
WHITE  LEGHORN  CHICKS 
Ib'althy,  luisinoss  kitni;  ere  at  Winter  layers,  tra*' 
nesttxl. including  Bnrrrui  strain;  li-wcek  millets  Booking 
orders;  circular  free.  Hamilton  F  Altai,  PunttnKton,  N.Y 
C  Q  While  I  ptrhnrn<t  H-  c .  R.  I.  Reds,  BostEnghtrains 
0.  u.irniTc  LGbnomS  E,,(.j;,luj,  New  Zealand  and 
A  merica  can  Produce.  25,11110  el  ticks  atnlegK*  for  sale 
I 'flees  low.  Write  US.  Twlu  Out,  turm.  Roi  It.  I’almjra.  P» 
Eggs  for  Hatching- V,;  *- 
Vitality  excellent.  Fertility  utinrantoud,  Price,  fa 
a  hundred.  O.  S.  MILI.KK,  Bridgewater,  Va 
WRITE  FOR  OUR  1916  MATING  LIST-,^!;^ 
Contb  I.ecfiortts  pays  $2  oacb  over  ordinary  hong 
Bingham  lCgj?  Farm,  North  Binjjhaiu,  Pa. 
s.  C.  While  Leghorn  Chicks 
•13  per  1 1’0 ;  ?](*)  per  1,000.  V.f-'MK  *1  per  ) j-  >r;  per  100.  Cub- 
tent  Hatching,  11.00  pnr7A0f;g*.  J  .GuyltUier.Ninlhuiulieiland.rs 
Eggs  for  Hatching  A 
Strain,  at  $1.  $2.  til,  M  and  $5  pur  setting  and  at  $5 
per  hundred.  Delivery  on  and  alter  February  15th 
HIGH  LAWN  FAKM,  •  LENOX,  MASS 
A.  B.HALL’S 
S.  C.  W.  LEGHORN  CHICKS  15  CENTS 
Hens  Tested  For  TVhite  Diarrhea  By  Storrs  Station 
Leaders  in  Laying  Contest:  2.000  CHICKS  PER  WEEK. 
Illustrated  circular.  A.  6.  HALL,  Wallinolord.  Connecticut 
S.  C.  WHITE  LEGHORNS 
Tom  Barron  and  Danish  Strains.  Hatching  egg*, 
from  healthy,  vigorous  stock.  Write  for  prices 
PHILIP  1>A\VB()N,  B.  No.  It,  A lexandrin.  Virginia 
S.C. White  Leghorn  Hatching  Eggs  L*omdT™S 
Nested  lien*  mated  to  high  pedigreed  cockerels 
Write  for  Catalogue.  Cockerels  for  sale. 
MILL6R00K  FARM,  M.  L.  Palmer,  Prop,,  Alfred  Station  N.Y. 
BRED  TO  LA  Y-S.  C.  White  Leghorn. 
Barron  and  Young  strain.  Baby  chicks,  *12  per 
UK>.  Hatching  Kgga.  $<i  pet  in(t:  $50  per  1,001).  Cir 
mil  nr  free.  PKKKY  BIJ  KUiS,  Pleasant  Valley,  NY 
None  BetterS.  C.  White  Leghorns 
<  i.tiihiiiation  of  the  best,. Leghorn  finalities.  Kggs 
and  chick*  in  any  quantities  at  prices  that  are  rea 
xonable.  <  lot  our  big  tin  page  catalogue. 
SUMMIT  POULTRY  FAKM,  KUTgely,  McL 
S.  C.  W.  LEGHORN  COCKERELS! 
Wo  have  a  few  choice  bird*  M  4.2  each  If  you  wish  some 
good  cockerel*  thin  Spring,  here  in  yoUr  cnjtnre. 
Address  MEADOWOOO  FARMS,  CAZCNOVIA,  N.  V 
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