845 
Scrum  and  virus,  the  State  defraying  all 
other  expenses.  This  immunization  work 
is  carried  out  only  at  the  request,  of  the 
owner,  and  cannot  be  given  to  animals 
after  they  become  infected.  Infected  an¬ 
imals  roast  receive  the  “serum  only” 
treatment,  and  it  must  be  remembered 
that  the  money  entailed  in  the  loss  of 
one  or  two  brood  sows  would  more  than 
pay  for  all  the  serum  and  virus  which 
would  be  required  on  a  large  number  of 
animals.  Where  the  serum  is  used,  how¬ 
ever,  on  sick  animals,  the  results  must 
necessarily  bo  different.  Although  no 
person  claims  a  great  curative  value  for 
serum,  we  know  that  it  has  some  cura¬ 
tive  value.  The  degree  of  this,  how¬ 
ever,  is  always  more  or  less  of  an  uncer¬ 
tainty,  and  depends  largely  upon  the 
stage  of  the  disease  at  the  time  of  treat¬ 
ment.  Einv.  A.  t’Amr.L, 
Director  Mass.  Hog  Cholera  Division. 
Dr.  Hess  Dip 
and  Disinfectant 
i  our  highly  bred  cows  are 
sensitive  animals,  easily  and 
surely  affected  hy  the  conditions 
with  which  you  surround  them. 
And  one  of  the  chief  menaces 
to  their  health  and  productive¬ 
ness  is  the  nature  of  the  floor 
upon  which  they  stand. 
1  BpHESS  dip 
disinfectant 
_ _ -  sMftmttum)  ^ 
i  k r,or"»  c* 
l  f  \  'Y'-a.v  a 
1  fa*"'** pMl  4 
Armstrong  Cork  Brick  floors  in  the  dairy 
barn  of  R.  H.  Martin,  Bristol,  Tcnn. 
Armstrong  ®  Cork  Brick 
This  “good  friend  of  the  cows’’  elimi-  combined  under  pressure  info  brick  form 
nates  those  conditions  which  heretofore  9x4x2  inches.  They  are  non-porous 
have  brought  rheumatism,  bunchy  joints,  non-absorbent,  non -slippery,  and  verj 
and  garget  upon  your  herds.  durable.  They  are  warm,  dry  and  re 
Armstrong  Cork  Brick  are  composed  silient;  easily  kept  clean  and  are  remark 
of  granulated  cork  and  relined  asphalt,  ably  sanitary  and  will  wear  indefinitely 
A  32-page  book  and  a  sample  of  Armstrong  Cork 
Brick  will  be  sent,  free  of  charge,  on  request. 
Kills  Disease  Germs 
Destroys  Foul  Odors 
Sale  of  Herefords 
The  first  annuel  sale  of  registered  Here¬ 
fords  ever  held  under  the  auspices  of  the 
New  England  Hereford  Breeders*  Asso¬ 
ciation  was  a  grand  success  at  St.  Jobos- 
lmry,  Vt.,  May  11.  Col.  Fred  Rrppert  of 
Decatur  Ind..  did  the  selling.  The  top  of 
the  sale  was  made  by  Beau  Blanchard 
”rd.  the  great  young  sire,  consigned  by 
II.  E.  Morrison  &  Son,  Oxford.  N.  H.. 
while  the  next  highest  animals  were  Isa¬ 
bel  Fairfax  as  show  yearling,  sold  by  D. 
H.  Tinglcy  &  Son.  Rendliekl,  Me.,  for 
$500.  and  Evelyn  Fairfax,  a  young  cow 
bred  to  the  great  Tippecanoe  9th.  also 
reached  the  $500  mark.  No  animal  was 
sold  for  loss  than  $100,  while  one  went  to 
Kentucky,  and  one  to  Virginia.  This 
without  a  doubt  was  the  greatest  success 
the  i  lore  fords  have  ever  had  in  New'  Eng¬ 
land.  and  goes  to  show  pretty  plainly  that 
more  than  one  farmer  is  beginning  to  re¬ 
alize  that  beef  is  more  profitable  than  milk. 
Six  bulls  consigned  to  the  sale  by  Har¬ 
vey  D.  Eaton  of  Waterville,  Me.,  were 
withdrawn  about  30  minutes  previous  to 
the  sale,  due  to  a  telegram  received  from 
a  South  American  buyer  closing  out  the 
entire  lot.  at  prices  quoted  to  him  pre¬ 
vious  to  their  shipment  to  St.  Johnslwiry. 
The  Argentine  has  come  to  New  England 
after  Hereford  bulls,  and  we  have  mil¬ 
lions  to  furnish  that  country  just  as  fast 
as  we  ran  raise  them  if  we  will  only  go 
after  the  market.  In  all  30  animals  aver¬ 
aged  $215.50  each. 
Nothing  better  for  disinfecting  stables,  barns, 
sink-,  troughs,  garbage  cans,  outhouses,  etc. 
Good  alike  for  home  and  stable. 
For  scab,  mange,  hog  lice,  ticks  on  sheep,  fleas 
on  dogs,  and  all  parasitic  skin  diseases  of  horses, 
cattle,  sheep,  dogs,  hogs  and  poultry. 
1  Gallon  can,  $1.00  (except  in  Canada  and  the  fa<- 
Wextl.  Smaller  packages  as  low  as  26c.  In  pim 
bottles,  quart,  half -gallon,  gallon  cans  and  bar¬ 
rels.  The  household  size  has  a  handy  take-off- 
and-put-on  stopper. 
Dr.  Hess  Fly  Cbaser 
Doesn’t  gum,  color  or  blister.  Makes  slock 
comfortable.  At  your  local  dealer’s. 
DR.  HESS  &  CLARK,  Ashland,  Ohio 
Armstrong  Cork  &  Insulation  Company,  146-24th  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa 
Most,  alert,  bravest  watch  dog  ever  bred.  Used  by  A  Hie*  tiybt  now  in  tranches 
for  nurht  **»ntincl  One  Airedale  brteli  onee  saved  us  $500  in  .1  night  ami  since 
earned  $400  in  numorn.  We  offer  thoroughbred,  pedigreed.  regi  ftered,  champion - 
bred.  farm*  rat  9+d,  bitn  ’hy  sh  <  k  that  will  <bi  Lhe  qineTur  you.  Ideal  (Jqv  f->r  FOUL- 
Tin  M 1CN .  OKUIIMUIISTS,  STOCK  RAISERS.  HUNTERS.  Highly  profitable,  pop¬ 
pies  mico  ttiraeflvg*.  sell  readily  for  inch  prices.  Puppies,  grown  dogs,  brood 
bitches  tor  sale.  AT  STITR,  Havelock  Goldsmith,  roicrtiiflrorii,  imported  »nn  uf 
th“  inf<yn.*il»o«ally  famous  CJuunpimi,  Crompton  Oorr.ic  A  getter  of  l «*tge  biters  •  f 
splendid  i>  1  poppicu  Foe  $15.  bftene?  to  w*  «t  .rr.  N.  .  Safe  delivery, 
square  dealing.  WF3  HAVE  NEVER  FAILED  TO  SATISFY  A  SJKC2U&  CUSlllMfcfta 
Box  la,  WESTON.  N.  J 
SWINE 
Two  Litters  of  AIREDALE  PUPS 
pedigree  stock:  not  akin.  Price,  15  and  20  dollars. 
Farm  stock.  FRANK.  MFA1),  Aintmia,  S'.  Y. 
Purebred  Berkshires  ?: 
Feeders  cheaper.  C10VER0ALE  FARM.  Charlotte.  N  Y 
in  Bennett  Quality-Shingles 
—Dogs  and  puns  for  sale 
HUGH  HODMAN.  linwnoii,  N.  J 
It’s  the  one  sure  way  of  getting  your  dollars’  worth 
—  of  saving  money— preventing  cosftly  repairs 
PEDIGREED  COLLIES  >'?»£ 
$10  and  $7.  Mina  Kdgorty,  Route  4.  Pitlslielo.  N  H 
sale"- Beautiful  White  Collie  Puppies 
'/..  Ingersoll 
Stratford.  Coon. 
Gilts  to  Farrow  in  August^  ?yZ7- 
ling  boars,  ami  March  and  April  pigs  ready  to  wean. 
J.  E.  WATSON  -  Marbleriale,  Conn. 
100%  Clear -95%  Guaranteed  Vertical  Grain 
None  but  old  growth  Washington  Red  Cedar 
trees  used — no  saplings  only  finest,  biggest 
old  trees  grown  On  earth.  Not  a  single  wedge 
sh..pe  shingle.  Strictest  grading  rriles  Stricter 
than  any  others,  anywhere  *j)  Result:  Our 
shingles  are  the  best  and  mofl  economical 
shingles  you  can  buy  no  question  about  it. 
Make  us  prove  it — give  us  a  trial  on  yout  next  job. 
Write  today  for  our  Big,  Complete 
CCU  I  IF  P|/P<! — Thu  intelligent  kind.  Write 
l.l.1  L.  rurj  Nelson  Bros.,  Grove  City.  Pa. 
May  15.  This  is  it  dairy  country;  the 
Bordens  have  a  eondensery  and  them  is 
a  Levy  shipping  station  here.  Bordens 
are  paying  $1.20  per  hundred  this  month 
for  milk.  There  is  only  enough  pork  aud 
lmttor  made  here  to  supply  the  home 
trade;  they  are  paying  $15  for  beef.  $11 
for  pork  and  the  highest  New  York 
creamery  quotations  for  bttUer.  j. 
New  Berlin,  N.  Y 
Dealers  arc  paying  21e  for  eggs  and 
8%c  for  fat  calves.  Some  potatoes  are 
shipped  from  here  normal  years,  hut  last 
year  there  were  not  enough  raised  for 
home  consumption ;  they  have  sold  for 
$1.5(1  per  bu.  There  is  some  hay  shipped 
from  here;  the  best,  hay  is  selling  now  for 
$20  per  ton.  Dairy  cows  sold  here  at 
auction  recently  as  high  its  $N5  apiece. 
New  Berlin.  N.  Y.  o,  t),  t. 
Waldorf  Berkshires 
Of  April.  1915.  farrow.  Spring  pigs  ready  for  ship 
meat, ail  pure  bred.  WALDORF  FARM. North  Chat liain . N  Y 
PEOIGRFFfl  c-  WHITE  flN0  0  1  c  SWINE.  Brood  SOWS 
,.2..!!  .  service  boars  ami  pigs.  Reg.  Free 
ENTERPRISE  DAIRY  FARM.  John  l.  fan  Horn,  Prop.,  Troy,  Pa 
LARGE  BERKSHIRES  AT  HIGHW00D 
Seventy  selected  fall  boars,  neighing  in  growing 
rig,  not  fat,  225  to  320  pounds  at  six  and  seven 
months.  Sired  hy  thousand  pound  boats.  Von 
cannot  Inry  bigger  or  better  ones  Semi  for  list. 
H.C.&  II.  It.  1  larpe ruling, Box  15.  Dundee,  N.Y. 
Kinderhook  Duroc-Jersey  Swine  Asso.7^®^ 
in  the  Fast  for  registered  stoclc  of  all  ages.  Bes 
of  breeding-  Free  from  disease. 
G.  M,  I’ALMEK,  Sec’y.Treas.,  fxlaiie,  N.  Y 
Ray  H.  Bennett  Lumber  Co.,  Inc. 
Price  Itnuulatura  or  UuiliiinK  M.tcrhils 
2  Thompson  Street  N.  Tonavranda  N.Y. 
Berkshire  and  O.  f .  C.  Swine 
Wo  offer  for  sale  onu  Berkshire  boar,  old  enough  for 
service.  Berkshire  gilts,  tired  and  open,  and  pigs 
of  iaith  brads.  (rood  individuals;  excellent  breed¬ 
ing.  satisfiwtiori  gnurant'vil.  Pricus  reasonable 
TARBHLL  FAKJIS,  Smithville  Flats,  N.Y. 
RIDCELT  MANOR  FARM  P  U. 
REGISTERED 
to  son  of"  Wildwood  I'i  iuye 
Service  boars 
and  gilts  bred 
STONE  RIDGE.  N.Y 
95  on 
Upward  TRIAL 
LEE  PREMIER’S  RIVAL 
Fall  open  g. Its.  Spring  pigs.  So ro  money .  '  Buy 
weanlings.  WAV  SI  DE  l-'A  T5.AI ,  (  liar  ham,  N..J. 
Address  A.  L.  PAGE.  (Hw«er).  G2  Cnritandt  SI..  N.  Y.  City 
FULLY 
GUARANTEED 
CREAM 
SEPARATOR 
TE7"f\TI7  55  choice  .Mur-h  and 
FT  II  Y  L  April  pig®.,  pairs  and 
trios  no  a  k  i  n.  at 
Clover  leaf  Stock  Far«.  Monroe.  Mich 
Coming  Live  Stock  Sales 
Shorthorns.  IUt  rrison  County  Short¬ 
horn  Breeders’  Association,  Cadiz,  Ohio. 
June  10. 
Shorthorns.  S.  S.  Spangler.  Milan. 
Mo.,  June  15-16. 
Shorthorns,  Illinois  Shorthorn  Breed¬ 
ers’  Association,  Galesburg,  Ill.,  June  29. 
Shorthorns,  Sauk  County  Shorthorn 
Breeders’  Association,  Bara  boo,  Wis., 
Nov.  5. 
Invincible  Rival’s  Last  and  Invincible 
Rival’s  Successor  head  our  herd  of 
supremely  bred,  superior  Berkshires. 
We  can  supply  anything  in  the  Berkshire  line: 
Fall  Pigs  Boars  ar*cl  Sows 
Bred  Gilts  Open  Gilts 
Bred  Sows  Open  Sows 
Service  Boars,  Trios,  not  related,  and 
Foundation  Herds 
Satisfaction  Guaranteed.  Visitors  Welcome. 
Correspondence  Solicited. 
Address,  BRANFORD  FARMS,  Croton,  Conn. 
Farmers'  prices, 
A  SOLID  PROPOSITION  to  vn.d 
new,  wotl  ramie,  easy  runuinr,  prvfert 
fkimmtnar  ^-|>»i-utor  for  *  1  . &."< .  MlIiih 
warm  or  cold  mill;;  mniklng  heavy  or 
liyht  e renin.  Howl  is  a  sanitary  mar¬ 
vel!  easily  vh'aaod. 
ABSOLUTELY  ON  APPROVAL 
I'dTt  rent  from  J»ii*twv\  which  illtisr rates 
f  Ljtre  ra.|»»c>ty  mork»*v*n  Western 
orders  filled  from  western  points. 
W  hr  titer  dairy  ts  targto  or  small  write  for 
ifiT  catalog.  Address;  : 
AMERICAN  SEPARATOR  CO.  ; 
Box  4075  Bainbridgc,  N,  Y* 
►  TT  7*5*— Boa  m  gilts  jugs  and 
■  -^7  tnood  sr.e  -  K-gi-t! iitimi 
J.  I>. Nlielniitline  &  Sou*.  Lorraine,  N.  Y. 
Coming  Farmers’  Meetings 
Maine  State  Exposition.  Portland.  .Tuik 
The  get  of  ‘  Colonel  Lee” 
a  champion  boar.  Can  de¬ 
liver  eight  weeks  old. 
Both  sexes. 
Greenbraes  Farm 
Monroe  New  York 
Registered  Durcc  Jersey  Pigs 
rowed,  Pairs  and  trios,  $lh  I'lteh.  A  Iso  Iron, i  sows. 
Sept,  furrowed,  H5.  J  G.  SCHILLING,  Stockbriiloe,  Mass. 
ShetlandPonie  “K 
herd  in  hi-jsest  ShiUhiml  r»o(t»rfi»S  Comity  In  U.  S.  V'O  to  Win. 
New  Jersey  State  Horticultural  So¬ 
ciety.  Summer  field  meeting.  Acqttaeka- 
nouk  Grange  Hull,  between  Montclair  and 
Paterson,  June  0. 
IhilsteinT’nesia n  Association  of  Amer¬ 
ica.  Detroit,  Mich.,  June  7. 
American  Forestry  Association.  Rend¬ 
ing.  I’a.,  June  2ti-27. 
American  Association  of  Nurserymen, 
Milwaukee,  Wis.,  June  2s 
University  of  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor, 
Summer  session,  classes  in  botany  and 
landscape  design.  June  30-Augiist  25. 
International  Apple  Shippers’  Associa¬ 
tion.  New  York,  Aug.  2. 
New  England  Fair,  Worcester,  Mass., 
Sept.  -1-7. 
Sixty-seventh  Michigan  State  Fair, 
Detroit,  Kept.  4-13. 
Farmers’  Mutual  Protective  Associa¬ 
tion.  Indian  Fields.  N.  V..  Sept.  5. 
Solcbury  Farmers’  Exhibit.  Deer  Park, 
Solebury,  Pji..  Sept.  S-9. 
Northern  Nut  Growers’  Association, 
seventh  annual  convention.  National 
Museum,  Washington.  D.  Sept.  S-P. 
New  York  State  Fair,  Syracuse,  N.  Y., 
Sept.  11-1G. 
National  Dairy  Show.  Springfield, 
Muss..  Oct.  12-21. 
Maine  State  Poultry  Show,  Portland, 
Dec.  12-15. 
SI  IK  LIMIN'  FARM  KTX.ISTKKKU  DliROCS 
Pitfis  of  i mill  sex.  Bnnl  opas.  Service  Lours. 
Host  ol!  breeding-  C. K.  IL\HNKiS,()i ford,  N.Y. 
Highland  View  Stock  Farm 
Our  earns  are  filled  wlr.h  ihe  best  Pereheron  and 
Uelgiiins  at  Mie  lowest  rirlees. 
0.  N.  WILSON,  Prop.,  -  Kittanning.  Pa. 
/H 1  1  *  — Thn  Xcw  York  Farmers’ 
I  .  h  C  I'I  1  T" ^  Img  \Va  have  soino  very 
VJUGOU  1 1  ,, j,.„  yIMIIlg  gilts  i »nul ;  to 
breed  and  rve  are  now  bookimi  orders  lor  tests  for 
sprins  delivriy.  For  partivnhirs  addtess  Tile  Depart¬ 
ment  of  Animal  Husbandry.  Cornell  University.  Ithaca.  N.  Y. 
REGISTERED-LARGE 
Yorkshire  Boars  and  Bred  Gilts 
Pays  The 
uirepn  Freight  & 
1  Buyer,  fare 
otlors  more  Suillions  of  scrvlce- 
atoeage  riy  the  3Iu.ll0UGIiatiipion 
(  Alt NOT  (dflOfiti)  than  does  any 
oilier  breeder  In  Atnerb-a  For 
l’errlierons.  Belgians,  Uo! slain 
I'nltlu  or  Sheila  ml  Ponies,  write 
lorcat  Prl  cfl*  rip  lit.  Terms  la  sul  t. 
A.  W.  GREEN, 
MltUUflleld,  Ohio  It.  It.  Htntieil, 
East  Orwell,  O.  un  I’oiiiia.  R.  11. 
Immune  to  cholera,  f25  each.  H  week  ji 
H.  AI.  THOMSON  -  Amherst 
“Pig  dollars  are  big  dollars” 
ft's.  cw»  co  turn  che«j>c*i  feed  to 
flitfBl  p.*rk  rb\  ,l»r*..y  Rets.  My 
new  |*i ;  In  elk  telM  how  in  do  H. 
♦HI  liej^sL  1 
FOR  PURE  BRED  TAMWORTH  SWINE 
wrril«  or  visit  WKSTVIKW  STOCK  I'ARDI.  It. 
li'  I).  JTo  1,  Winstnii-Saltm.  North  Cnrntina 
saitk  Fifteen  High  Grade  Guernsey  Cows 
a"e  two  to  seven,  all  tnilkiui*.  One  jiure  bred  jrear- 
I. ug  bull  All  la  fire  -iie  and  nievly  marked.  Sold 
subject  to  tuberculin  test  to  meet  requirements  of 
eortitied  dairies.  Fviro,  att<  Active  Address 
II.  L.  TA  V  1,015,  No  lb  Clumkris  St  .  Hewbuigh,  N.  Y. 
Martha  L.  A  c  k  o  r  m  a  u 
Box  204.  Great  Barrinoton,  Mass. 
30  ChesterWhilePigs 
l1 1  M  1 14  ]•;  R  Iiiil  :tls  •  |)(  MU  - 
for  service,  sows 
for  li»>«,fliuy  4  .IrpSEV 
e<»"s,  i*  heifer  ami  1  mi  11 
0.9 1  ves.fi  IUOH- lo  1  vr.Mltl, 
I.inc’Dln  sheep,  vurli’ty 
SWISS  MILCH  GOATS  “ 
Start  a  coat  dairy.  M.  S.  G00DIH6.  Brocknorl.  N.  Y. 
TllUie  H  lim- (.'holob  lot  rettdv  fin- service. 
I  U  IV  lo  NAlvIw  kino  Mule-loot  It  ogh. 
______________  Write  !  or  litorntureiuul  prices 
to  J.  N.  McPIieFson,  Pres.  fl.  T.  S.  B.  Assn.,  Scnllsville,  N.Y. 
of  Poultry.  JKPitIKif 
H’rfle  for  rircutar  unit  price*. 
EDWAR0  WALILR,  Oepl.  H.  Eureka  Slock  farm,  Wtsl  Chester.  Penn. 
Registered  GUERNSEY  BULLS 
