G*<?  RURAL  NF.W-YORKER 
501 
One  Filling 
WINS 
In  Z  Biggest 
HATCHING 
CONTESTS 
Capture  'four 
Egf<$*  Market 
J.  B.  Mormon  writes  in  American 
Poultry  Journal:  “Danish  farm¬ 
ers  became  keenly  alive  to  the  fact  that 
when  fowls  were  intelligently  bred  and 
well  fed  I  hey  laid  larger  eggs,  and  fo  captured 
the  London  egg  trade."  \  ou  can  capture  your 
egg  market  by  feeding  Red  CorribMcut  Mash,  tha 
great  egg  maker  far  chickens,  ducks  or  turkeys. 
It  Costs  ^  -_r  ^ 
You  Less 
to  feed  rted  Comb 
than  to  buy  the  ma-  | 
terials.ind  mix  them  I 
yourself.  Sell  your 
grain. Hin  ltedComb.  ,  - - 
J  en  of  s.  C  White 
l.egltoi'n  pullets  led  B^V-v  I  fh 
on  Red  Comb  aver-  VUAf 
aged  eggs  apiece 
m ;j'i«v  inont  lb  ^  ^ 
Edwards  &  Loomis 
3*f-c:  N.  Elizabeth  St.  IV- 
Chicago,  111.  41^7' 
Wfr«.  of  Faniotis  Lino  of 
Red  Horn  Hairy  Leeds  ACSS 
You  can  count:  your  cluckeus  as 
soon  as  hatched,  There  will  be 
no  loss  from  bowel  or  digestive 
trouble  if  you  feed  them 
anna 
Standard  Since  18S4 
Saves  the  losses  of  baby  Chicks,  Turkeys  and 
Pheasants,  killed  or  stunted  by  common  food 
during  the  first  ten  days.  Chick  Manna 
will  bring  them  through  safely.  Not  A 
an  experiment.  Wonderful  results 
since  1884. 
\  At  your  dealer’s,  or  write  direct  ^^k 
for  offer  of  trial  package  by  ^^k 
o  Parcel  Post,  booklet  oo  ^^k 
\V  prevention  of  poultry 
j \j  losses  sent  FR  F  li.  jmM 
ai .  ni'Tsey 
F.  P.  Cassel  &  Son  ■■  B  | 
kansdalc.  Pa. 
Strong. binding  gnaran 
tv.  Hacked  by  k'J  years  of 
pucccrs.  California  red¬ 
wood.  Triple  walls,  nsbeatoa  lined. 
Pure  copper  tank.  Automatic  regu¬ 
lator.  Safety  lamp.  Everything  you 
need,  Tktmaanda  in  vjb. 
Write  for  book.  Send  name  today 
for  groat  free  book.  Don't  delay. 
Mankato  Incubator  Co.,  Box  79c 
START  CHICKS 
Off  Right 
Blue  Ribbon  Chick  Feed 
WilS  Do  It 
Oar  Bonk  "  IVht/t  To  Do  Knch 
Month  In  The  /’trultry  V«n/" 
U?IJh  about  sturtinic  smil  ruistnir 
chicks,  Free  to  roultrj/  Kuvpois 
East  uf  BuuwK*. 
GLOBE  ELEVATOR  CO., 
23  Seneca  St.,  Buflalo,  N.  Y. 
end  get  onr  1916  Incubator 
Book  FREE  and  postpaid. 
Shows  why  Prairie  State  In¬ 
cubator*  “hatch  most 
chick*  th*t  liv*."  Contains 
eh»t)tcr  on  Poultry  Dl.oneea,  alio 
one  on  httchlna  nod  rowing. 
PRAIRIE  STATE  INCUBATOR  CO. 
White  &  Rice  Strain  S.  C.  White  Leghorns 
Made  in  America.  I ’.red  for  over  80  yearn  forvigoi 
mid  inoiluclion.  Write  for  prices.  KLOVII  O 
TV  II  1TK,  successor  to  While  &  Rice  Yorktorvn,  N.V 
Hormir  Clty.Pa, 
Barron  Strain  S.  C.W.  Leghorns  gfiK 
and  farm  bred  fowls.  Spruce  Grave  Farm,  Jefferson,  N-Y- 
'*  I  never  hiul  a  fillet*  lot  of  chickn 
than  I  have  this*  year” 
write*  !M  r»$  A  nice  1 1  Milford,  N.J. 
.1  tine  24,  111  15. 
xtt\t\t>  'Good  Hroodinir  find  E 
N  Tlr  K  Feeding arc  the  Main  I 
>■1  ^  j'oints  in  Raising  I 
n.  Cn,  r.«-v  Chicken  k  1  —  1 
heartily  rre 
the  Candeu 
Brooder. ' ' 
WHITE  LEGHORN  CHICKS 
Healthy,  business  kind;  great  Winter  l-iycs.  trap 
nested,  including  Barron  strain  .  it-ueck  pullets  Buck  mi 
orders;  e  t  re  it  In  r  free.  ii.iMU.ros  1'aiim.  i 'mitingtuti,  N.Y 
.  1  t*an 
lummend 
-  j  Colony 
Coai  UiiMHj.sii  3».u  Ki  uui-A  i  i.ho  Brooder. 
You  Will  Grow  Bigrer,  Healtliirr  Chicks  the  Candee  Way 
Write  for  hiir  illnal rated  cft'-utoK  eivv.H  the  experience  of 
Can  doe  "perot'>rn  Inst  yenr  spit  pictures  or  their  poultry  plants. 
*1  »’!lvi  niioiit  I  no  foal-burnimc  .  ,  . 
In  ■'•‘•lei  »:i»  Hutoiii.il ically  I  1 
rivulr, toil,  will,  lar«or  IJFinHi  J 
Iftulv.  w.-  tit  a  pn.  pared  fo  liip  V,»<.  /T  Y 
your  Brooder  « hr;  ••fine*  «Uy  r***  "■*  ■» 
your  order  its  received.  «§?•:'  f  I  -T-C  .J-Jxt 
Candee  Incultator  &  Brooder  Co. 
Dcpl.R,  Easlwood.  N.Y.  J.irmjttif  Hlj  III  MvHK' 
till  K\  A.  Sc-Meit.  Mfg.Cu.  Iw.  .  Jw/  j  t  J  I  ) 
fi.)  1=7  .  -7k 
S.C.  White  Leghorn  Hatching  Eggs  ft^VrlS 
Nested  liens  liiHtad-  to  Itieii  pedigreed  cockerels. 
Wvttt  for  (’Rtalocue, 
MILIBROUK  FARM,  M.  L.  Palmer,  Prop..  Alfred  Station,  N.Y. 
Stores  Building,  New  York 
,:n<r— S  C.  W.  Lpgltni  i'..  Wycoff 
,,us  strain.  Ilrurl  to  lay. 
Futility  guaranteed.  Frico  $a 
M  I  l.I.EK,  Kridgewater,  Vn. 
Biggest  Hatches 
X  -Ray  An  to  mat  ic 
a*’  Trip  regni.ttes  the 
ubator  exactly. 
.t!  Srtvl  for  free  X-Ray 
book  No. 32  •  X-Ray 
Ilpculi9?r>rp  and  t^rooders 
•  :>-.j  'I  shipped  to  pmclioHIjf  All 
— j^apoimscip/tS6  prepaid. 
The  X-Ray 
5~[  1  Incubator  Co. 
— Cb"'  Dept.  32 
Des  Moines,  Iowa 
Heat  Underneath  ^ 
Duplex  Central  ^ 
Healing  Plant 
squat ety  unJr.ruenih  I. 
—  heal asc«rii*Ls— takes  W 
lip  proftcr  fttUOUTit  ol 
moisture  from  X*Ray 
(lenCrator,  is  c,  -n,  ,  i  to 
all  parts  t*l  hatching 
chamber  uniformly.  No 
colt!  sides  orcorners. 
Put  a  gallon  oi oil  in 
X-Ray  tank,  li^ht 
latnp.indf'irgft. Only  ^ 
1  filling  ul  i  utlc  re¬ 
quired  forentirehaiclj 
Tom  Barron  Wyandottes  and  Leghorns 
Hatcliiug  eggs  from  brneiics  witli  Trapncst  rec¬ 
ords.  Write  for  prices.  C.W.TURNFR.WestHartfoid.Conn. 
EFFICIENCY  CHICKS 
WANTED 
Rl’fls,  Ib'Hcs,  Wv iiinlot|iikf  l.tfcUariiH,  Mlmut  itK,  Aitiymns  ofhi.eh- 
ifI  «jiinlMk‘«  nml  n,  v-l-  iroiluflbm  nl  mmem  u.  nrfioa.  Si*iu| 
’<  i mi ulok'iie.  i?i.vi»k  Chick  Hatchkuv,  Pnx  21  K,  Civile,  Ohio. 
ITALJl  V  To  Show  Poultrymen  How  to 
Save  Money  and  Increase 
Their  Profits  by 
^‘‘Hammocked”  Eggs 
|  COMETH  IN O  new 
POULTRYMEN,  iTTEHTIOII;^“BR„,,L.£tlf£ 
sab  i  aril  word;  i-oinineiieing  1.  Price,  fid  for 
11)0.  Write  for  circular.  1  lie  Elmore  Farm  Briilneport.  Conn. 
and  w,  have  an  attractive  prop- 
>-•  nsliiim  bir resident  tufents  Of  tu;rtrultiii'aj  devices. 
1  lug  talking  point.  I.  With  Hammock  Carriers 
poultry  inrii  can  seal  their  pack  am  -  ami  still  send 
them  at  unreel  post  rates,  g.  '  I  tn  mmooked’’  eggs 
keep  ft  i-Hli  many  w  eeks  lenigev.  3.  They  won't  break 
—they  have  a  second  "shell.'’  I.  It  an  aceid'-nt  does 
ocelli  and  an  egg  is  broken,  if,  not  I. ,st  and  it  can't 
-meal'  the  other  eggs.  ,5.  The  “unHlfty-atipi-ftrance” 
Wilis  ildV  I  Iislimin.rs—  Kiel  |i  lie  Ids  the  uhl  V.  I'muliyiiien 
xliti'Cliu  liulrhiapa  are  jiil.il, mt  ,.,,:rlle.  Ilanunm  k  s.isieiu, 
i.  tl'imiimrk  r ml  mm  nu.l  reels  »«  nUmnnl.lc  "knm-keii 
duwn'  mill  make  the  tiiiet  ruii,. ■  mind  uf  all  ox;  parka^es. 
1*  rife  for  free  book  and  «w  aoenry  proposition 
HAMMOCK  CARRIER  CORP. 
550  S.  Clinton  St-,  Syracuse,  N-  Y. 
Barron  Leghorn  Eggs  -l 
T.  T.  HI1IBFN,  -  Jfci 
Improving  a  Poultry  Ration 
Wlnit  tin  you  think  of  the  following 
systoni  for  fot'tlitig  A\’ 1 1 i ti*  Leghorns?  In 
inni’ning  l  food  ;ibout  ono  <iutirt  of  outs 
to  on  oh  25  bit'tls;  fet'd  in  about  a  four- 
inch  litter.  At  night,  all  the  cracked 
corn  they  "ill  dean  up,  feed  enough  so 
some  is  left  in  pans.  Keep  the  follow¬ 
ing  dry  nuish  before  them  at  all  times:  20 
pounds  bran,  10  pounds  middlings  (red 
dog  (lour),  10  pounds  gluten  and  10 
pounds  meat  scrap,  charcoal  and  salt  as 
required.  TUijs  is  fed  in  open  hoppers 
or  boxes  with  a  frame  made  to  slip  in¬ 
side  covered  with  2-in.  mesh  chicken 
wire.  For  green  food  steamed  Alfalfa 
and  stock  beets  on  alternate  days.  Wheat 
is  high  and  very  hard  to  get.  I  omit 
corn  meal  from  mash  on  account  of  heavy 
feeding  of  corn  at  night.  IIow  near 
right  am  IV  1  am  getting  from  M3  to  10 
per  cent,  egg  yield  at  present  from  a 
pen  of  75  birds.  ii.  f.  n. 
Fassett,  Pa. 
I  would  prefer  to  mix  the  morning 
grni.ii  ration  of  oats  with  equal  parts  of 
wheat,  or  barley,  as  oats  alone  are  not 
very  palatable  to  fowls,  and  arc  very 
high  in  fibre,  and  the  fowls  also  need  the 
wheat.  I  would  suggest  that  in  the 
evening  a  grain  ration  of  two  parts  of 
cracked  corn,  one  each  of  wheat  and 
oats  be  fed,  l  would  add  the  10  pounds 
of  ground  corn  to  the  dry  inasli,  (bits 
making  it  up  about  as  follows:  Two 
parts  each  of  wheal  bran,  meat  scraps, 
one  part  each  of  middlings,  ground  corn, 
ground  oats,  gluten  feed,  and  Alfalfa 
meal.  Supplement  this  with  shell,  grit 
and  green  food,  sis  you  have  been  doing. 
Your  percentage  is  very  good  for  this 
time  of  the  year,  better  than  in  many 
- 1  ).mv ••  * m  Cliic’lcs  anil  Kgg*. 
HAMPTON  S.  PITTSTOWN,  N.  J. 
Black  Leghorn 
?C— I  rem  vigofons.ruivf  rod  steak.  W.WY 
***  AN  DO  TT  E.  BUFF  AND  BAR  ROCKS.  $J  tier  15, 
’if  Rock  cue  i;  ere  Is.  D).  S  C  MOYER,  tans  dale.  Pa. 
EIGHT  ill! A] J Al  \ S  i:\CU  SIVELV 
Fourteenth  year.  I  tardy  thoroilshbred  Block. Cocker- 
<  Is.  $2..i0  each  Selected  t'U'xw,  l.'l-'f  1  .L'.'i.  filY-i'.'l  aO,  llllF#li, 
Haystack  [Mountain  Farm,  Norfolk,  Conn, 
Livable  Chicks  $1 5  per  1 0O 
Silver  White  innl  Purtrid.ee  W'  uinlotles. 
White  l.ogboru  CltieUs,  $1"  pel-  lOO 
I’fklii  and  liiiuen  (Dueklinirs  g.je.  each) 
OLDHAM  POUI.TRY  FARM,  -  R  34,  PliDeilixville.  Pa. 
fNew  Flats  and  Fillers 
New  Egg  Cases 
ChampionOats  Sprouter 
Catalog  Free  art  Reef  nest 
H.  K.  BRUNNER,  45  Harrison  Sheet  New  York 
Mammoth  Emden  Geese  iK?  u  lYl 
K  cm  I ,  <  ;nn  Minnvcfls,  I^Mi»hi»riis»,*\Y  vumiot*  *  s, 
Maple  Cove  Poultry  Yards,  li.  TJ.  Athens,  Pa, 
So  BEFORE  YOU  PAY 
This  l36*Eg|?  Incubator  and  Hroo<lor 
1  shipped  anywhere  on  HO  dayn*  trial. 
No  rnortoy  down  —  no  deposit. 
Pay*  for  DOTH  If  Sat¬ 
isfactory  Whan  Tested 
No  ulb'tr  aucH  opro  liberal  oiTur 
oatiibt,  bocutivh'  no  othnr  oatl!fi 
(•quaU  the JUNITO.  Itscuiiiktor 
not  ’R'  »V-,F.BrotM4«df  hotair.  Both 
Katvanixed  tnjD.  Saiittfaction 
I  Kuuruu  toed .  W  « take  aI I  the  rl»L 
ICaah  price  both  only  $9.45, 
THOROUGH 
BRED 
Mrs.ROBERTDAVIS 
Ctimberlnntl,  Virginia 
|  CAT  ALOIS 
bring«  II  J  { 
THE  UNITED  FACTO 
Giant  BronzeT  urkey  Eggs 
•ft  per  10-  K.  <  .  ,ei)  jSjojs.  SI  per  hi  Shrepsliii, 
Sheep.  H,  J-  \  AN  I»\‘KK,  Getty  shit  rg,  Putina. 
CO.  M8il31  Cleveland,  O 
incubator 
THERMOMETERS 
- 1 'e. re Ic  eii  Wrohze  Turkey  Eggs,$.i 
per  tler.eti.  t'rthiinhlaii  Plymouth 
linzcii  for  fa.  W.  L.  Gay,  Lime  Rock,  Cl. 
Eggs  for  Sale 
It  Ordered  Together.  Freight  paid 
■’I  Machine*  (I  t  1)  castot  Rockier..  Hot  wa-  F  ' 
J  Made  of  fl  ter  cup(x-r  tanks.  a»ublu  walls,  /?-_  jr 
B  Calltornl*  l|  dead  air  tspace,  double  gluat  "XT  -  -  . 
Redwood  a  boora.  all  act  up  complete,  or  /  -- 
180  Kgg  I  ni-iibator  and  Brooder  912.00.  pifTi  ."l . 
FREE  (Tata li iu Oe  dercribing  them,  tk’nd fen*’~'qr;*TnnB 
for  it  TOI1AY  or  order  direct.  y  1  "*  '" 
-Wisconsin  Incubator  Co.,  Box  ss  Racine,  Wis.' 
::  very  large  fine  onus.  April  Hut"h,  I to^t  Bronze 
St,i  aiu,  and  I  cross,  wild.  Price.  SIS  i  nch. 
Lucia.  Tucker,  101  Ranch  Farm  Norwalk,  t  oiin. 
TOMS  AND  HENS  F.ggs  in  seusnn.  Fine,  beautiful 
liiriis.  Hard  lest  ami  host  strain  known. 
ALLIK  HOE.MICS,  West  W  in  I  ieltl,  Ne  w  York 
Hill  Colony  Brooder,  $30.  Magic  Colony  Brooder,  $15 
I  tot  It  fitted  with  top  and  bottom  draft 
Htiilt  of  heavy  cast  iron,  fitted  with  magazine,  never  leak  gas,  fire  never 
fyes-^.  C*»os  out,  maintain  an  even  tent  pot  atpru. 
Satisfaction  guaranteed.  We  will  refund  the  money  after  30  davs’ 
p^kyjgjSgtr  .tl  if  Prootlersdo  not  do  all  we  claim.  If  you  wish’ to  succeed  you 
■  it  mat  Jiavo  reliable  brooders.  Otherwise  success  is  impossible. 
AFX^Ht-pW.V1.'’  »°'k*y  {"«•  ‘l^c.rjntivo  circular  and  brooder  booklet  with 
Wild  Mallard  nuel/o  COLORED  MUSCOVYS  and  WHITE  WY 
/vna  maiiara  uucks  andditfs.  K-eui strain  Aiifm 
i jingo,  healthy  stock.  Mrs,  F-  HARPFR.  MiUbrooh.  N-Y 
Gaxwio  HiLrxKX^v 
,**"iwi,  *  J.  \  ' 
v  s  A. 
UNITED  BROODER  COMPANY, 
32  Bellevue  Ave.,  Trenton,  N,  J 
