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mind,  vie.:  1.  Vigorous  stock.  2.  Stock  bred-to- 
lay.  3.  Reasonable  price.  4.  Honest  treatment. 
Our  -lock  and  business  methods  fulfill  these  conditions. 
To  illustrate:  our  flock  of  KICK)  pullets— Barron-Young 
strain  were  laying  .100  eggs  per  day  in  Oct.,  when  eggs 
netted  us  65c.  per  doc  wholesale.  By  Feb.  ISlh,  they 
veto  laying  400,  and  even  the  Snow  and  cold  of  February 
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per  100.  Chirks,  *15.00  per  UlU.  White  Plymouth 
Itocks,  Parks  "ltred  to  Lay"  Barred  Rocks  and 
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customers  report :  A  55%  egg  yield  for  Nov.  Laid  one- 
week  before  f.  mo.  old.  At  nine  weeks  dressed  1  ll«.  per 
pair,  etc.  $18  per  TOO,  Also  M.  C.  \V,  USOFIORN  rxilx 
from  •T.av  Bred"  Itens  milled  td  pure  Barron  cockerels 
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-Mated  with  Barron  cockerels  from  best  Imported 
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information  on  request. 
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11116  and  60.000  hatching  eggs.  Now  hooking  orders 
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THE  HENYARD 
- 'i 
What  is  the  Barron  Leghorn 
“  A  Disgrace  to  any  Barn  Yard” 
For  a  great  many  years  the  American 
poultry  breeder  has  worked  hard  trying 
to  perfect  the  White  Leghorn,  which  is 
as  it  stands  today  an  American  breed, 
the  breeders,  through  the  American  Poul¬ 
try  Association,  having  formed  a  breed 
standard ;  a  standard  formed  by  the  most 
noted  breeders  and  judges  of  the  breed. 
Premiums  have  been  offered  and  given 
on  fowls  and  eggs  at.  poultry  shows  and 
fairs  throughout  the  country,  until  the 
American  White  Leghorn  as  it  stands  to¬ 
day  has  about  reached  perfection.  The 
American  breeder  has  bred  for  a  pure 
white  fowl,  bright  yellow  legs,  and  a 
beautiful  reddish  bay  eye,  small  comb  and 
wattle  that  are  hard  to  freeze  in  Win¬ 
ter.  A  beautiful  active  bird  of  curves 
with  betid  erect  and  carrying  a  cow  tail, 
and  a  layer  of  large  pure  white  hard- 
shelled  eggs  that  Stand  shipping  and 
bring  the  highest  price  on  the  New  York 
market.  It  lias  taken  many  years  to 
breed  out  the  large  hanging  wattles.  Tt 
has  taken  years  to  breed  off  the  large 
beefy  unsightly  comb.  It  has  taken  a 
long  time  to  breed  the  beautiful  fowl  that; 
lays  the  large  pure  white  eggs.  And  now 
these  American  breeders  who  have  la¬ 
bored  so  hard  for  so  many  years  face  a 
critical  moment,  ns  a  foreign  breed  has 
arrived  and  is  being  advertised  as-  Leg¬ 
horns.  I  refer  to  the  Barron  fowls  that 
are  being  advertised  and  sold  as  Leg¬ 
horns.  Any  member  of  the  Barron  breed 
would  he  disqualified  in  any  show  room, 
therefore  they  are  not  Leghorns.  Second, 
their  eggs  are  not  as  large  as  the  Ameri¬ 
can  Leghorns.  Third,  their  eggs  are  not 
pure  white,  the  first  of  each  season’s  lay¬ 
ing  being  creamy  and  light  brown.  Tint¬ 
ed  and  creamy  eggs  have  the  appear¬ 
ance  of  stale  eggs,  and  never  command 
llie  top  price  on  the  New  York  market. 
Therefore  the  color  of  the  shell  does  mat¬ 
ter  some,  as  the  price  of  pure  white  eggs 
is  always  at  the  highest  point.  The  Lin¬ 
coln  Leghorns  are  American  bred,  and 
why  breed  mongrel-looking  fowls  when 
utility  and  beauty  can  be  bred  and  com¬ 
bined  in  one  bird?  Years  ago  cattle 
breeders  imagined  that  a  good  cow  had  to 
he  a  homely  brute,  slab-sided  and  sloping 
rump,  but  the  records  of  today  disprove 
their  theory  as  the  greatest  producers 
are  beautiful  cows,  scoring  almost  100 
points  of  the  scale  of  perfection.  The 
same  may  be  said  in  reference  to  race¬ 
horses  and  the  American  White  Leghorn 
will  lay  more  large  pine  white  eggs  than 
any  other  Leghorn  in  existence.  The 
work  of  the  show  room  should  he  encour¬ 
aged  and  upheld,  as  without  it  we  never 
would  have  had  any  Leghorns,  Rocks, 
Wyandottes  or  any  other  breed.  Utility 
alone  will  in  time  ruin  the  whole  poul¬ 
try  industry.  Take  it  any  way  yon 
please,  the  Barron  fowls  are  a  disgrace 
to  any  barnyard.  Their  large  beefy 
lopped  combs,  their  large  hanging  wat¬ 
tles,  their  creamy  color  of  plumage  and 
egg,  with  their  squirrel  tails,  make  them 
out  nothing  but  mongrels.  The  Barron 
fowls  are  not  Leghorns  and  have  no 
right  to  the  name.  j.  c.  MICHAUD. 
New  York. 
A  Leghorn  True  to  Nature 
According  to  this  writer  all  Leghorns 
that  do  not  conform  to  the  present 
“Standard  of  Perfection,”  as  printed  h.v 
the  American  Poultry  Association.  ■  are 
not  Leghorns.  But  the  Standard  lias  been 
changed  a  number  of  times.  Do  Leg¬ 
horns  cease  to  be  Leghorns  when  the 
standard  is  changed?  I  bred  White  Leg¬ 
horns  for  exhibition  50  years  ago,  and 
the  Standard  of  those  days  called  for 
“long  pendulous  wattles,”  which  this 
writer  says  "fanciers  have  been  years  in 
trying  to  breed  off.”  If  tills  statement 
is  true  that  Leghorns  are  not  Leghorns, 
unless  they  conform  to  the  present  Stand¬ 
ard,  then  the  orig:.nal  Leghorns  when 
brought  from  the  port  of  Leghorn  in 
Italy,  were  not  Leghorns  at  all  because 
they  certainly  did  not  conform  to  the 
present  Standard.  Other  mis-statements 
are  that  “any  member  of  the  Barron  breed 
would  he  disqualified  i.n  any  show.”  The 
first  cockerel  Mr.  Barron  sent  me  would 
have  stood  a  good  elmnce  to  win  in  any 
show ;  he  was  perfect  in  form,  fine  in 
comb,  wattles  and  ear  lobes,  only  his 
tail  was  not  quite  so  low  as  the  present 
fashion  in  show  birds. 
He  further  says:  “Their  eggs  are  not 
as  large  as  the  American  Leghorns.” 
Here  ho  is  “way  off'.”  The  extra  large 
size  of  the  eggs  from  ray  Barron  birds 
is  frequently  remark'  d.  I  had  100  Amer¬ 
ican  Leghorns  in  another  house,  and  none 
of  them  laid  as  large  eggs  as  my  Barron 
liens. 
About  color  of  eggs,  inquiry  at  the 
Storrs  contest  brought  word  that  “they 
did  not  see  that  the  Barron  pen  laid  any 
larger  per  cent,  of  colored  eggs  than  the 
American  Leghorns  did.”  In  my  own 
Barron  birds,  two  out  of  12  laid  eggs 
March  18,  1916. 
S.  C.  White  Leghorns 
Wo  have  a  strain  GUARAXTBBtl  TO  1,A\  .  Isn  t 
that  just  what  you've  hetui  looking  for  I  Write  for 
Free  riescrirtiVe  Mating  List. 
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BAD  I  LniLND  WHITE  EKGHORNS 
$11  ver  hundred.  Reduction  on  thousand  order. 
L.  E.  1  NGOLDSIIY,  Hart  wick  Seminary,  N.\r. 
S.  C.  WHITE  LEGHORNS 
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PHILIP  DAWSON,  R.  No.  3,  Alexandria.  Virginia 
BARRON  LEGHORNS 
248-260-2S4-eirg  strain.  Imported  stock.  Baby  clucks 
and  hatching  eggs  from  free-range  stock.  Safe  de. 
livery  and  satisfaction  guaranteed.  Prices  right 
Circular  free.  PATTERSON  POULTRY  FARM.  Clayton,  N  Y-. 
SingleCombWhiteLeghornsOnly 
The  World's  Official  Record-Laying  Strains  of 
America,  England.  Australia  and  New  Zea¬ 
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Report*  and  the  Most  Practical  catalog  written, 
"Utility  Facts,”  Free.  J.  R.  Parks,  Box  Y,  Altoona,  Pa. 
20,000  S.  C.  W.  Leghorn  Chicks 
front  two  and  three-year-old  stock.  Free  range.  Cii- 
cular.  RICH  POULTRY  FARM,  HoiiART,  N .  Y. 
None  BetterS.  C.  White  Leghorns 
Combination  of  the  best  Leghorn  qualities.  Eggs 
and  chicks  in  any  quantities  at  prices  that  are  rea¬ 
sonable.  Oct  our  big  60-page  catalogue. 
SUMMIT  POULTRY  FARM,  Kidgely,  Mcl. 
Hatching  Eggs 
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K.  V,  Watson,  Tint  Magnolias,  Helicon.  N  Y. 
“Wichmoss  Farm  Efficiency  Chicks” 
All  from  good,  vigorous  Kgg  type  Breeders.  S.  C. 
W.  Leghorns,  White  Wyandottes,  IS.  (\  R.  1.  Reds, 
Barred  Rocks.  Sond  for  Booklet,  and  prices. 
WU'HMOSS  FARM,  •  Box  137,  Demurest,  N.  J. 
Eggs  for  Hatching 
strain,  (ironlest  (avers  of  large  white  eggs.  $.i  per 
100.  MODEL  POULTRY  FARM.  Hammatiton. N» J. 
PUIPFC  BROWN  AND  WHITE  LEGHORNS.  ROOKS, 
LH  ILK  U  R  I  RL0S  PARTRIDGE  COCHINS.  WHITE 
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c  white  leghorns 
tggs  tor  Matching  tom  b  a  r  r  o  n  strain 
id  1.1  eggs,  $1.50:  Hundred.  $6. 
A.  W.  SOPER.  115  South  Stoothoff  Ave..  Richmond  Hill.  L.  I. 
S? Usails*}*-  s.  c.  While  Leghorn  Chicks 
$1/  per  loti;  tioi)  per  UTO  Eggs,  *1  per  15;  *rt  per  too.  Cus¬ 
tom  hatching. *  1.60  pcr75 eggs.  J.BujLesher.Norlhumbeilsnil.Pa. 
White  Leghorns  KIS'ffUSi: 
Circular.  AVa*-iiken  Poultry  Farm, Salt  Point.  N.Y. 
WhiteLeghorns  STO"  !"S 
Circular.  FERNWOOD  POULTRY  FARM  Salt  Point.  N.  Y. 
HATCHI  NG  EGGS 
S.  C.  W  LEGHORN  a  1  arge  and  heavy-laying  strain. 
Largo  white  F.gg.i  anil  many  of  them.  $1  per  15; 
$L75por3U|  $5  per  100.  J.  AT.  CASE, Gllboti,  N.Y. 
If  It’s  SingleComb  White  Leghorns 
you  are  going  to  buy,  lictter  read  our  booklet.  Spec 
hi l  price  on  eggs  ami  chick*  if  ordei  s  are  hooked  be¬ 
fore  March.  Bixfi ham  Kqo  Kaum,  North  Binuhant.  Pa. 
All  I  ' 7  and  10c.  Leghorn*.  Money  ro- 
l-H  I  |_|l  V  funded  for  dead  chicks.  Circular 
VIIIVIIV  free.  W  A.  LAUVER.  M cAlis terville .  Pa. 
1">  l  1  *  —  S.  C.  W  Leghorn  Chix, 
LSaby  LnlX  Hatching  Egg-;.  Booklet 
J  .  Huw  to  Grow  Ctiix,  with  $10 
order.  ROKEY  GLEN  POULTRY  FARM,  Poiighkeegsie,  N.  Y. 
8  and  10  S.  Buff  Leghorns, 
n  I  Vy  IV  w  ep>  Money  Duck  for  Dead  ones. 
Jacob  Neimond,  Jiox  3,  JlrAlislerville,  Pa. 
II  All  HON  LEGHORN'S 
HatchingLggS  ,,,  2-U-egg strains  Wyan- 
itottea  from  storrs'  ami  Mls*o"'  I  Contest  pens,  All 
I drd strap  nested.  Leghorn  ami  Wyamiottccockcrcls. 
JAY  H.  EKNISSE,  cor.  Huilxun  anil  Titus  Ave.,lrondei|iioit.N.Y. 
Barron  and  Eglantine  Strain  i1;^  morns 
Baby  Chicks,  $12  por  Immlrnd,  Hatching  Fgg>,  $6 
per  hundred.  Sunrise  Poultry  Farm, H  O.  No.  l.Biistol.Pa. 
BRED  TO  L  AY-S.  C.  White  Leghorns 
Barron  ami  Young  strain.  Baby  chick-.,  $12  per 
100.  Hatching  Eggs,  $5  i.<-r  Viy  $45  pPr  I  .thill,  cir¬ 
cular  line.  PERRY  HR  IGGS,  Pleasant  Vailey,  N.  Y. 
Leghorns-B  A  R  R  0  N  -W  yandottes 
Eggs  from  imported  p»n?.  Records:  265,  265  2(io, 
268,  260,  271,  273, •  283  cockerel- 
THK  BARRON  FARM,  -  Count  llsvi.'h*.  Fa. 
STORRS  Hatching  Eggs 
PEN  Trapnvut  and  Pedigree,!  Stock 
89  32 — 1  5  EnQs;  St  O—IOO 
Circular  F rcc.  No  Substjlulian  Slock  or  oggs 
JAMES  F.  HARRINGTON,  Hsmmonton,  N.  J. 
EGGS  TNG  DAY-OLD  CHICKS 
and  V  hite  Plymouth  Rocks.  We  guar  a  nice  all  eggs 
and  cii ic I  s  aro  from  mil- own  stock.  A RUHOM3 >N 
POULTRY  FARM,  Yorktovvn  Heights,  N.  Y, 
SINGLE  COMB  WHITE  LEGHORNS 
Breeder  and  Importer  of  Tom  Barron's  strain  Ex¬ 
clusively.  A  few  pullets  and  cockerels  for  .‘ale  :it 
reasonable  prices,  considering  quality.  Records 
and  price  list  upon  request  Won  third  prize  ribbon 
for  I  hr,  id  her  and  January  at  Missouri  Iv.g  ( 'mi  test, 
l'.ggs  for  hatching,  m.  j.  QUACKENBUSH,  Nutlcy,  N.  J 
HERE’S  A  NEW  ONE 
Free  Range  S.C.  White  Leghorns 
heavy  weight  ami  bred  for  heavy  laying  A  limited 
supply  of  eggs  for  hatching.  Try  them.  If  yu  are 
satisfied  tell  others:  if  not.  tell  me  $1  for  15  or  $6 
per  UK).  E.  J.  STOUGHTON,  Atwnter,  N.  Y. 
