699 
Every  Chick 
I^Goes  to 
Market 
j  Supplies 
Frank  I?.  Hancock,  Vermont  .  42  754 
Margareta  1*.  Farm,  Ohio  .  43  433 
Hranfuril  Karin,  ruiinecllcnt  .  48  504 
Brs n ford  Kami,  Cmniretient  37  537 
W.  r.  Athinaon.  Connects  cur  . .  48  500 
Kills  W.  Bentley,  New  \T<>rk . 51  071 
X.  W.  Ilnndryx,  Connecticut  .  43  470 
Ronrile  Brook  I'onltry  Farm,  X.  Y.,.  48  030 
Coorxe  Phillips,  Connecticut  .  48  578 
I  lamp  ton  Institute,  Virginia  . 41  594 
Toth  Bros.,  Connecticut  .  37  377 
White  Leghorn  Club,  Illinois .  48  505 
Harry  Williams.  Connecticut  . .  47  597 
(lake rest  Farm.  New  York  .  53  021 
Jus.  F.  Harrington.  New  Jersey .  41  009 
Summer  (trove  Farm,  Ohio  .  44  473 
Butt  Leghorns. 
L  E.  Hcaslcy,  Michigan  . .  40  381 
O.  L.  Magrey,  Connecticut  . .  28  315 
Black  Leghorns. 
J.  Coliioson,  England  .  44  701 
Red  Sussex. 
Dr.  E.  IC.  Conrad.  New  Jersey _ ....  32  337 
Mottled  Anconas, 
Claude  Clinton,  New  Jersey  . .  39  057 
Elmwood  Farm,  New  York  . . .  40  521 
"White  Orpingtons. 
Obed  (!.  Knight,  Rhode  Island .  40  017 
Oregons. 
Oregon  Agr.  College.  Oregon .  44  702 
Imperial  Progressives. 
Wm.  It.  Wells,  Rhode  Island .  38  428 
Black  Rhinelanders. 
A.  Schwarz,  California  .  49  090 
GEO.  A.  COSGROVE. 
A  chick 
well  started 
is  half  sold — 
and  it  all  de¬ 
pends  on  the  first 
ten  days  feeding. 
TRAPNESTED 
Splendid  cherry  to  mahogany  rich  glowing  red.  thru-, 
oughbred,  hen  hatched,  free  range,  open-front  colony 
house,  hardy  slock.  8ci«ntillcally  line  hied  away  from 
brooch  pens  uod  (nr  heavfeat  winter  tuylng.  on  a  strictly 
sanitary  plant.  Heaviest  laving  Krda  in  existence.  laying 
rates  HI  to  267  <gg».  HATCHING  R  Cl  CIS  from  nmgnitl- 
cont.  large,  hardy ,  glowing  red  rose  a-nl  single  cotnU  Jtcna, 
not  pull  t-trr.  mated  U>  splendid,  large,  vigorous,  burning  red 
mall'*,  themselves  out  of  trapncsti-d  lions-  Fertile,  tr.  ng, 
hatchablo.  large,  unblemished  eggs,  gathered  hourly. 
Shipped  daily,  safe  delivery  gswunteert.  White  diarrhoea 
absolutolyunltnown.  FINE  BREKDINCI  COCKERELS, 
early  it  ate.  lied,  largo,  hardy  ,v  igornus-  lir-eedsrv.great  stam¬ 
ina:  long  bucks,  low  mils,  short  lngw  well  spread .  brilliant 
rich  glowing  red  and  out.  of  tmpnested  hen*.  HKEED- 
ING  HENS,  pullets,  mated  trios  arid  In  ri  d  lug  pens. 
Wo  snip  nil  over  l).  S.,  Crmndo,  and  abroad  m  far  ns 
Australia,  mid  sell  eggs  and  stock  lo  State-,  and  the  1".  S. 
Govern  in  out.  Courteous,  straight  l'or  ward  dealings. 
SiUisf  a  cl  (on  (jiUTTtm  I  red, 
FROM  A  NEW  YORK  STATE  CUSTOMER 
Corn  trull.  If.  Y., 
Fell.  C.  1916. 
I  cannot  speak  too  highly  of  your  Vibert  Strain.  THEY 
ARE  THE  FINEST  BIRDS  t  EVER  SAW— both  for  the 
table  and  for  eggs.  I  GET  EGGS  WHILE  MY  NEIGH¬ 
BORS  GET  NONE.  P.  K.  L. 
1916  mating  booklet  on  requeM. 
VIBERT  RED  FARM,  Doxl,  WESTON,  N.  J. 
Chick  Manna 
Standard  since  1884 
A  special,  complete  food,  n 
exactly  suited  to  the  natural 
needs  of  Chicks,  Turkeys  and 
Pheasants  during  the  first  two 
weeks.  Bring  them  through  the 
critical  period  safely,  and  you  cap 
count  on  them  for  market  audprofit. 
Ask  your  dealer  for  F.  P.  C. 
Chick  Manna  or  write  direct  for 
offer  of  trial  package  by  Parcel 
Post.  Booklet  on  prevention 
of  poultry  losses  sent  FRF.E. 
Satisfaction  or  money  back. 
F.  P.  CASSEL  &  SON  r; 
/ "Si1  Lartsdale,  ,P»-  — — 
SsiSvT''  Fs.  If  yon  don't  keep 
them  yon  orttht  to.  Com- 
pleto  banner's  outfit  o£ 
'  trees  ar.d  eqwiprrj--rt  needs  bat  a  small 
'MF  jnveNnu-nt.  For  years  our  celebrated 
line  of  Bee-Kc-eprr's  Supplies  has  maintained  a 
repartition  far  hiayhwt  quality. 
Sold  direct  to  you  at.  our  well  known  money-saving 
prices,  every  item  offers  an  unusual  value.  Don’t 
bny  equipment  for  tills*  year  until  you  learn  how 
much  money  waenn  actually  pave  you. 
Send  today  for  our  farm  Book, 
Hew  York,  Chicago,  Kansas  City,  ft.  Worth,  Portland,  Ore. 
Write  house  most  convenient  to  you 
ars-tas  PARTRIDGES  I  pheasants 
CfiporcallriOfi,  Black  Giune,  Wild  Turkeys,  Qvnrlis, 
Rabbits.  Door,  otc.,  for  stocking  purposes.  Fancy 
FbeittnuLs.  Peafowl.  Cranes,  Stovks,  Beautiful 
Swans,  Ornamental  Geese  and  Dneks,  Foxes, 
Squirrels,  Knmith,  ami  all  kinds  of  birds  and 
animals.  IVM.  j.  .HACKENSEN,  Natural¬ 
ist,  IlopiirtnicHt  lO,  Yardley,  Fa, 
TRAPNESTED 
1  A  strain  of  It.  I.  Recto  that  have  a  | 
|  national  reputation  for  vigor  and  egg  | 
1  production.  Wo  offer  eggs  for  hatch-  | 
1  ing  and  day-old  chix  from  pens  of  ped-  | 
1  igreed  breeders  of  good  coJor,  that  have  § 
1  behind  them  years  of  careful  mating  § 
1  and  an  intimate  knowledge  of  individ-  § 
|  uni  breeders.  Why  not  send  us  your  | 
1  order,  and  get  the  benefit  of  our  blood  § 
1  lines.  Carefpl  buyers  send  here  for  § 
|  eggs  and  stock,  among  them  such  good  § 
1  people  as 
|  Rhode  Island  State  College  f 
f  New  Hampshire  State  College  f 
|  Michigan  Agricultural  College  1 
|  Such  good  people  do  not  order  un-  I 
f  less  they  have  confidence  in  the  breed-  f 
f  er  and  his  stock.  Honorable  treatment  f 
f  and  satisfaction  guaranteed,  and  mat-  \ 
|  ing  list  will  be  scut  on  request,  1 
\  COLONIAL  FARM,  Box  O,  Temple,  N.  H.  | 
Events  of  the  Week 
DOMESTIC. — April  IS  fire  in  a  manu¬ 
facturing  building  at  Prince  street  and 
Broadway,  New  York,  occupied  by  F. 
Sch (nickel  &  Co.,  makers  of  leather  goods, 
caused  a  loss  of  .$150, 000,  and  held  up 
traffic  for  two  hours. 
The  (lilt.  Edge  Express,  a  fast  all  steel 
through  passenger  train  from  Boston  on 
the  New  York,  New  Jlavcn  and  Hartford 
Railroad,  tore  a  shattering  path  through 
the  rear  ears  of  a  local  train,  also  from 
Boston,  that  was  taking  a  siding  at  Brad¬ 
ford,  R.  I.,  April  17,  to  give  the  express 
right  of  way.  A  fog  prevailed  at  the  time. 
In  the  grinding  crash  and  a  fire  that 
quickly  enveloped  the  two  rear  ears  of 
the  local  and  spread  to  the  freight  and 
passenger  stations  near;  five  persons  were 
killed  and  nearly  fifty  injured. 
A  72-mile  gale  visited  New  York  and 
vicinity  April  IS,  swamping  a  tugboat  in 
the  bay,  with  the  loss  of  one  life,  drown¬ 
ing  a  child  at  Passaic,  N.  by  blowing 
her  into  the  river,  and  causing  many  in¬ 
juries  through  broken  windows  and  bill¬ 
ing  signs. 
The  Panama  Canal  was  reopened  to 
traffic  April  15  with  the  passage  of  1G 
ships,  seven  northbound  and  nine  south¬ 
bound,  including  the  transport  Buford. 
The  first  vessel  to  use  the  reopened  water¬ 
way  was  the  British  steamer  St.  Yer- 
on  iea. 
April  IS  the  farmers  of  the  South  San 
Joaquin  district,  California,  held  a  rabbit 
drive  under  the  direction  of  the  county 
farm  bureau  officials.  About  2,000  jack 
rabbits  were  killed. 
MEXICO. — Carranzista  military  au¬ 
thorities  in  southern  Chihuahua  have 
served  warning  on  Brig.-Gen.  Pershing, 
commander  of  the  American  forces  in 
Mexico,  that  any  attempt  on  the  part  of 
the  American  expedition  to  proceed  fur¬ 
ther  south  will  lead  to  serious  trouble. 
Major-Gen.  Funston,  forwarding  the  Per¬ 
shing  report,  is  understood  to  have  de¬ 
scribed  as  threatening  the  attitude  of  the 
<  ‘arranzistas  and  to  have  asked  for  fur¬ 
ther  instructions.  He  is  said  to  have 
added  that  in  view  of  the  information  in 
his  possession  he  has  already  thrown 
2,300  additional  troops  across  the  bonier 
to  guard  the  line,  of  communication.  April 
12  American  troops  were  attacked  at 
Parral  by  the  populace,  one  V.  8.  soldier 
being  killed.  The  troops  had  entered 
Parral  to  secure  food  and  water. 
will  fill  tbe  epg  basket  next  winter, 
horns.  8  C.  Rhode  Island  Reds, 
Hatching  Eggs.  YVy-Mar  Farm, 
S.  0.  W.  Leg- 
8  to  12  cents. 
Denton,  J>L<1. 
Xmv  ia  tiro  time  to  make  your  layers)  produce— -wliiic  the 
pries  of  egg*  is  soaring.  -  — 
HATCHING  EGGS  KtiST'S 
100.  Colonial  Red  Strain  8.  C.  R.  I.  Reds,  $6.  per 
loO.  Sheppard  strain  S.  Anemias,  4$,  per  100 
1‘leasant  View  I’onltry  Farm,  Otto,  N.  Y. 
By  Experts 
Tells 
PEARL  GUINEA  EGGS-Thl 
L.  0.  QUIGLEY,  R.  0  Box  87.  Goshen,  Oranoc  Co,,  New  York 
go  lo  ileal’  f  ttcar  >*»»«  / 
whd  hrtilfllwtf  Uc  l  C  nib.  fT  1 
A*U  fur  lit; if  Cumb  llat 
Mush— the  gruat  eft^-ru ■fleer. 
Edwards  &  Loomis’Co-.  344C  No. Elizabeth  St. .Chicago,  HI. 
Also  Manufachirers  of  the  Famous  Red  Hum  Dairy  Feeds 
s.D.w«ht^«MYWi!%5^S^Pi;ii 
A  menen  aim  Produce.  25,000  chirks  and  eggs  for  sn  le- 
Prices  tow.  Write  u=.  Twill  Oak*  Farm,  Kox  IC,  I'uimyi  H,  Pa. 
Mammoth  pekin  and  fawn  and  white  runner  ducks. 
Prize  winners.  F.ggs,  $1  per  12:  $4  per  50:  $7.50 
per  100.  GEO-  F.  WILLIAMSON.  Box  160.  Flanders.  N  J. 
Indian  Runner  Ducks-Eggs  HATCHING 
from  very  fine  specimens.  Well  mated.  Great 
Winter  layers.  S1.50  per  setting.  Infertile  eggs  mud,) 
good,  LUCIA  TUCKER.  101  Ranch  Farm.  Norwalk,  Conn. 
YOUNG’S 
Portable 
Poultry  Houses 
Indian  Runner  Ducks— Eggs  „aft0chV 
Selected  from  best  Winter  layers  of  snowy  white 
eggs.  $2  per  setting.  90%  fertility . 
II.  IS.  MORGAN  -  Amenta,  N.  Y. 
Day-uld  chicks $15  per  hundred.  Hutching  eggs  $J.2n  per 
setting  of  13.  ST.***)  per  hundred,  all  from  Henry -weight, 
Vigorous,  Heavy  Wilder  Laying  Stock,  raised  on  Free 
Clover  Range,  carefully  selected  fur  color,  and  kept  in 
( ipen  Front  House.--  under  nm-t  Sand-ary  (v.niUtioiWi  Safe 
arrival  of  Chicks.  Kcrtilitv  of  Cirgs  »i%  Bnd  ** Absolute 
Kut  isfnet  Inn  Gnu  run  Iced  ”  No  more  hreedincr  stock  for 
sale  until  further  nolle.-.  OAKLAND  FARMS.  Oakland  N.  J. 
Better  and  cheaper  than  you  can  build.  Write 
for  our  free  booklet  ShowiryrdQ  different  cuts  of 
large  portable  houses,  coops,  ete.  I’rices  $1  and  up. 
E.  C. YOUNG  CO.,  16  Depot  St.,  Randolph.  Mass. 
Mammoth  Emdon  Goose  tS'&S^S:  822?  l'ri 
Red,  Canipines,  Minorcas,  Leghorns,  W.vandtrttes 
Maple  Cove  Poultry  VArds,  JR.  3,  Athens,  Pa, 
J  SALE- ABOUT  TWENTY  (20)  TOULOU  SE 
OKESE.  W.C.  WIUPPUS,  I’r Rcii  aSe.  N.  Y. 
START  CHICKS 
Off  Right 
Blue  Ribbon  Chick  Feed 
— M.  Rirnire,  B.  Reii,  Narragansctt, 
White  Hoi.  $3  35 pot  12,  delivered  hy 
WALTER  BROS.,  Powhatan  Point.  Ohio 
|  n  AAA  PUICIfC  fut"  BHA  from  our  heavy  winter 
IU(UUU  InlbRO  lu\  ing  HI  ruins.  Also  VPlCll  U.-il 
and  PittntU'lil  Barred  H<«-k  strains.  Hftfeliing  eggs  in 
limited  gustiMUi-s  Cliieks  hatched  ioCaodee  Mum, noth, 
carefully  inspeeted  before  shipping  and  vrua  ranie,  d  to 
reach  yon  in  parf cot  condition.  J  im  must  r,e  wntisded  or 
we  cannot  keep  your  money,  tio  pullctj  rnlscat  from  3u0 
chicks  shipped  a  customer  in  Viiginia'last  year  gave  him 
71  ecgs.lan  fltli.  Order  now.  PLEASANT  VALLEY 
POULTRY  FA  IC  .11.  Lunenburg,  Mass. 
Will  Do  It 
Our  Book  "  ttTuit  To  Do  Kooh 
Month  In  Thr  I'oullry  Yard" 
tells  stout  startiTia  i.j ,.  ntisitiK 
chicks.  Free  to  Poultry  Keepers 
Lost,  uf  [iulTaln. 
GLOBE  ELEVATOR  CO., 
23  Seneca  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  V. 
Wild  &  Bronze  Turkey  Eggs  o  fS 
catalog  Sc.  stamp,  showing  poro  wild  got, tiler  from  the 
mountuiu.  VALLLV  VIEW  - -  “ 
1‘Ot  tTKV  KxlUt,  H«i|lovll|c,  Pa 
DURE  BRED  150UKI50N  BED  TURKEY  EGGS 
r  Prize-laying  strain,  $4  per  11./ Fiona  Horning 
Indian R,  Luck  Eggs,  $1.25 per  12.  (Nn.  1,  Genessee,  Pa. 
INC  U  BATOR  - 
THERMOMETERS 
S.  C.  White  Leghorn  S.  C.  R.  /.  Reds 
Eggs  and  Chtx  from  free  range,  tliorobrcil  stock 
HEAVY  LAYING  STRAINS 
Ducklings  and  Guinea  Chix  also  supplied 
Commercial  Hatching  25000  egg  capacity 
I’rit  uA  and  particulars  on  application 
MAPLE  GLEN  FARM  MILLERTON.  N.  Y. 
I  per  10.  It.  C.  Red  Eggs.  31 
Iheep,  H.  J.  VAN  DYKE. 
pr  — "alwai*  toll  the  truth.”  Alwnya  krund  ia 
the  best  incubators.  Insist  Hint  your  new  ma¬ 
chine  he  thus  equipped  ftud  put  7)?at  in  your  old 
ones,  too.  Price  y*c  cadi,  at  your  dralrer.  or  fr-'m 
us,  jaistpaid.  Semi  for  free  beulvlel,  “I  iicrinometer 
Pacts  Worth  Knowing.” 
laylor  Instrument  Companies  rLkc  "ter?Nd 
LIGHT  BRAHMAS  EXCLUSIVELY 
F’nurtp.'iitli  .vear.Haidy  thOTOcgiibted  stoc  It.  Cocker 
els.  $2.5l)  each.  Selected  eggs,  13-$1.25,  ofi-L!  50.  IDO-  $(i 
Haystack  Mountain  Farm,  Norfolk,  Conn 
Starrett’s  S.  C.  Reds^S  VVtTnS 
dark  and  vigorous.  Eggs  foi'  HATCHING,  $7,  $10. $15  per 
100.  A  lew  Mitungs  (if)  *5  por  13  from  onv  BIO  ACRES 
ami  MARVEL  strains  of  exhibition  producing  birds 
SPECIALLY  MA1CD  by  the  originator  of  the  Marvel 
strain.  »J.  II.  ST  A  BRETT,  Cochcsctl,  Muss. 
American  Dominiques— Money  Makers 
HERBERT  D.  ROOKS  .  Mills,  l*a. 
Improved  Parcel 
Post  Egg  Boxes 
fNew  Flats  and  Fillers 
New  Egg  Carnes 
Champion  Oats  Sprouter 
Catalog  Free  on  Request 
H.  K.  BRUNNER,  45  Harrison  Street  New  York 
9 C  VI 0 1 CT| C ^  Flue  Chickens,  Dneks.  Turkeys,  Stock 
■Jd  IRniLllLO  .ui:1  l.ggs.  Low  prices.  Big  new  illus¬ 
trated  circular  fl-tie.  JOHil  K.  lltvlffOtK,  Hnrriiontiorf.Yi. 
Tompkins-Colonial  Strain  R.  I.  Redi 
Hatching  egys  from  ffitarunttod  heavy  Tall  and  win 
ter  layers.  $1.50  per  15:  S4  per  511;  $7.50  per  100 
straight  colonial  strain,  $3  per  15.  Address 
C.  A.  GAKDE,  -  Mar)boroug;li,  N.  Y 
-EGGS  FOR  HATCHING 
Brookside  Poultry  Farm,  Stocktun  N.  J. 
Buttercups 
Coming  Farmers’  Meetings 
American  Jersey  Cattle  Club,  annual 
meeting,  New  York.  May  .'I. 
IIulsteiu-Friesian  Association  of  Amer¬ 
ica,  Detroit,  Midi..  June  (5. 
American  Forestry  Association,  Head¬ 
ing,  Pa.,  June  12H-U7. 
American  Association  of  Nurserymen. 
Milwaukee,  M  is.,  June  2S-M0, 
International  Apple  Shippers’  Associa¬ 
tion,  New  York,  Aug.  2. 
Sixty-seventh  Michigan  State  Fair,  De¬ 
troit,  Sept.  4-1 S. 
Farmers’  Mutual  Protective  Associa¬ 
tion,  Indian  Fields,  N.  Y„  Sept.  5. 
New  York  State  Fair,  Syracuse,  N.  Y\, 
Sept.  11-10. 
National  Dairy  Show,  Springfield. 
Mass.,  Oct.  12-21. 
exclusively.  Eg>rs,  per 
Short  &  Trrfifi.  CorUand,  M.  Y. 
Improved  Silver  Campines 
Austin's  200  S  S.  C.  R.  I.  Reds 
Standard  bred,  high  record  stock,  red  to  the  skin, 
K.ggs,  $1.50  to  $5  per  nulling  (15) ;  utility.  $7  50  per  100, 
Safa  deli  yfiry  and  fertility  guaranteed.  *  h  Icks,  Book¬ 
let.  AUSTIN  POULTRY  TARM.  Bux  17.  Centre  Harbor.  N.  II 
MOTTLED  ANCONAS— Choice  eggs  for  hatch 
ing.  85c„  15;  $4.50,  100.  fieo.  K.  Bowdish,  Esperance.  N.Y 
11  I  "I  Mill  Line  bred  tor  10  years  for 
health,  vigor,  and  heavy 
/'I  IT  Y  t\  XT  fl  layiag.  All  stock  trapnesteci. 
I  LI  II  ||  W  All  males  st  tl  sons  of  21111- 
I  ,  n  I  I  ,  |\  egg  hens.  KeduceU  prices 
VIII  VUU  May  1st.  Catalog  free. 
ORCHARD  VIEW  FARM.  R.  D.  9,  Holliston,  Man. 
Single  Comb  Rhode  Island  Reds.  n,VmPm)M^rb'!rd,s! 
Best  in  Utility  and  Exhibition.  Kggs  and  chlrUv  Staid 
for  free  mating  list.  A.  E,  ADAMS,  Stony  Creek.  N.  Y. 
Heavy-Laying 
Eggs,  $1  and 
Strain  BUFF  ORPINGTONS 
!  per  15-  Odithia  Farm,  R,  Stanley.  N  Y. 
BARRED  ROCKS  Parks  Strain 
Eggs, $1  per  15;  $5  period.  Fred  Goodlelluw  Gilboa.N.Y. 
^ — Trapnest  Roc- 
“  Or d  8 .  15d  to  180 
hundred. 
Cheparhet,  R.  I. 
Trap-Nested  White  Orpington  EGGS  ^ stock 
STEVENS  RELIABLE  YARDS,  Culver  Road.  LYONS,  NEW  YORK 
fifl  Rp«f  RrjiPffQ — G'hielieixs.  dneks,  geese,  turkeys. 
0U  DCSL  OlhtiUS  guin^s.  dogs  and  hares.  Stock  and 
KggsA  akrable  catrUujue  free  H.A.Souiitr.So«M.Sdler«ille,Pa. 
MAHOGANY  STRAIN  REDSr^^^-Xui'.f- 
Kl  Fall  »ml  Karly  Whiter  layer*  fur  braulets.  Egyr,  $1.9.— |r>; 
»3.50-i0:  *6-100.  Box  1911.  B.  (jlU  fclMIl  Ml,  Pcirl.  ii.  Lunii 
Parks'  Bred-to-Lsiy  Strain.  Baby  Chicks  and 
Hatching  Eggs.  $1.5U  per  15;  $5  per  Ml. 
II.EVEKKTT  JONES  -  Hillsdale,  N.  Y. 
fiilrLem?,(l'K&«,£eeso>tat4rpyB,gri1ncaf!,dr)£s  and  hares.  Sto,  t  ind 
Kisk.  lUnstrated  Catalog  tree.  ESWIM  *.  S0UDER.  Box  B.  Telloni,  P» 
Perfection"  BARRED  ROCKS  (Singlets) 
Eggs  from  world's  best  strain.  From  prize- winners, 
$3  per  setting:  4  settings,  $10.  Utility  eggs  from 
sarin:  blood,  $1. 50  tier  setting:  $8  pt*r  1(H).  Cockerels, 
$3.  $4,  $.5.  Or,  11  A  YUAN,  Ooylestown,  l'a. 
April  10.  For  the  psist  six  months  I 
hn vo  received  for  milk.  October.  $1 .70  per 
TOO;  November,  $I.N();  December,  $1,80; 
January,  $1.90;  Ft  bnmry.  $1.80;  March, 
$1.70.  I  bought  two  cows  nnd  paid  $81) 
apiece,  sold  some  obi  mies  at  $35  and  $40. 
Apples  have  been  selling  at  $1  per  bn,  all 
Winter.  Kggs  have  brought,  October, 
30c. ;  November,  52c. ;  December,  l!)e. ; 
January,  34c.;  February,  30c.;  March, 
28c.  M,  J,  K. 
Mohawk,  N.  Y. 
Milch  cows,  common,  about  $50;  better 
gl  ades,  $100.  Fork,  Il^e.  lb. ;  butter, 
wholesale,  32c. ;  private  sales,  40e. ;  eggs, 
wholesale,  dozen,  25c.  at  present ;  private 
sales,  dozen.  30c.  Stock  hay  about  $18; 
best  Timothy.  $25.  Apples,  $2.50  barrel ; 
potatoes.  $1,30  Ini.  E.  it. 
ML.  Lebanon,  N.  Y. 
Fifteen  Most  Popular  Breeds  of  Poultry 
Eggs,  chicks  and  Breeders.  Send  for  catalogue. 
SUSQUEHANNA  POULTRY  FARM,  Box  10.  Hackensack.  N.  J. 
Distinct,  Definite  laying  strains  oi  Barred  Rucks  and 
R.  I.  Reds.  Barred  Rocks  arc  from  the  oldest  and  best 
trapnested  strain  in  America.  Birds  of  the  same  strain 
won  the  Mo,  egg  contest.  We  have  a  handsome  breeding 
flock  uniform  in  size  and  nicely  marked.  R.  I.  Reds  are  a 
200-egg  strain,  large  si/.e,  uniform,  sound,  red  color,  tine, 
layers  of  large  brown  eggs.  Chicks,  $15.00  per  100, 
delivery  guaranteed.  Eggs  $8.00.  Also  eggs  Irom  deep, 
rich,  glowing,  trapnested  Reds  fit  $1000  per  selling. 
Laying  rates  207-265.  Courteous  treatment  guaranteed. 
T.  n.  1-LoDorts  Norway,  Me. 
FANCY  BUFF  ROCKS-Poly  Strain 
Eggs,  $1  per  setting.  Fred  Oebbage,  Medina.  N.  Y. 
-Clioire  egg*  for  -hatching,  $!  per  15, 
Beuas  La.ri.so 1 1  _  Chester,  N.  J, 
Barred  Rock 
Utility  Barred  Rocks 
See  their  record  in  last  year's  contest  at  Storrs.  Free 
range  cockerels. Hatching  eggs.WhiteLegiiorn  cock¬ 
erels  and  eggs.  Merritt  M.  Clark,  Brookfield  Center,  Conn. 
Eggs.  $1  peg  15;  $5  per  100.  J  iay-old  chicks,  $lfl  per 
100.  A.  C.  JONES.  Marvel  Hamestcad.  Geeroetown.  Delaware 
“Wichmoss  Farm  Efficiency  Chicks’1 
All  from  good,  vigorous  Egg  type  Breeders.  S.  0. 
W.  Leghorns,  White  Wyaudottes,  S.  C.  R.  1.  Reds, 
Barred  Rooks.  8eud  for  Booklet  aud  prices. 
WICHMOSS  FARM,  -  Box  137,  Uemarest,  N-  J. 
Wilson’s  Poultry  Farm  White  Rocks 
DADD  A  |k|  LEGHORNS  Sri 
DAl\KvH  WYANDOTTES  V*  J 
Chicks  and  eggs  from  pure  Barron 
strain  bens  nmu-a  to  cockerels  we 
imported  fnim  Torn  Barron's  l.eav- 
iest  layers,  birds  with  records  rung-  11 
ing  from  "372  to  ‘~S3  egujs  in  tmltet  y«nr.  Chicks 
from  $20  to  $40  a  hundred.  Write  tor  mating  list. 
CTZ  PI  I  DAP  13  McDonogh  School  Farm 
■  t"  DU  l\MCrt  McDortoyh,  Md. 
XJRED  15  years  for  high  produclion  of  eggs  and 
meat.  Hatclrine  eggs  thai  arc  showing  S5‘'» 
fertile  SHOO  per  I  (XL  $Xj.OO  per  1000.  llav-oM 
chicks.  81S.00  per  1U0.  S10.0II  per  M.  *5.00  pur  2d. 
S170.U0  per  1000.  JtiHlrntiop  in  prices  oft»r  May  1. 
/r^ewta-  H.  A.  Wilson,  Prop.,  Hollis,  N.  H. 
Bred -to- Lay  S.  C.  White  Leghorns  !|ilnr™" 
Young  strain  Baby  Chicks,  $10  per  100.  Special  prices 
on  Hatching  Eggs,  l’rompt  slripmouts.  Satisfac¬ 
tion  guaranteed.  PERRY  BRIGGS,  Pleasant  Valley,  N.  Y. 
