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Concrete  for  Walls 
Concrete  walls  and  foundations  are  strong,  durable  and 
economical.  They  never  rot  nor  disintegrate  —  no  repairs. 
Rats  can’t  gnaw  through.  Fire  can’t  ignite.  They  are 
permanent. 
Barn  Approach  with  Side  Walls 
for  instance  is  easy  to  build  with  and  there  are  no  after  costs, 
concrete  side  walls  (as  illustrated).  When  entrance  is  on  ground 
Requires  only  regular  farm  level,  the  whole  approach  can  be 
tools  and  some  r-inch  boards  built  of  concrete  and  also  used  as 
for  forms.  .The  first  cost  is  low  a  feeding  floor. 
Let  Us  Help  You  Build 
Ask  airy  Atlas  dealer  for  Atlas  Farm  Book  which  tells  what  you  can 
build  in  concrete  and  how  to  mix,  pour  and  finish  concrete.  Or  use 
coupon  below.  When  you  buy  cement,  ask  your  dealer  for  Atlas. 
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Name  and  Address  ■ 
Single  Comb 
White  Leghorns 
EXCLUSIVELY 
YOUNG  AND  BARRON  STRAINS 
H. 1)00  breeders  on  free  farm  range  Special  bred  for 
Winter  eggs  Milk  fed.  inoculated  and  tree  from 
line.  Eggs  hatching  duo.  Rut  Order*  filled  on  a 
da\  A  notice  fa  *;,  par  100.  W*  fertility  guaranteed. 
Am  handling  the  strongest,  most  vigorous  chicks  I 
«' or  hatched,  the  kinu  that.  live  if  given  halt  a 
chance  Baby  chicks  every  Tuesday  in  dune  fa  $8 
p«v  100.  safe  arrival  guaranteed.  No  order  too  large, 
rapacity,  10.000  a  week.  Order  direct  from  this  ad  v. 
and  Kjne  time  My  Book,  “  Profits  in  Poultry  Keepinu 
Solved.”  free  with  all  $10  orders.  Circular  Free. 
Biigur  Ifriggs,  Hox  75,  Pleasant  Valley,  N.Y. 
Baby 
Chicks 
HAMPTON’S  BLACK  LEGHORN  CHICKS 
For  July  delivery.  4,000  chicks  every  week  In  July  at 
$70.00  per  1  .OOO,  $7.50  per  lOO.  $4.00  per  SO 
A\-  1 1.1.  make  jteccmlicr  layers,  quality  not  excelled 
"  at  any  price,  we  ore  breeders,  you  pret  aom.-thltig 
different  from  the  ordinary  barnyard  hatchery 
stock.  Order  from  this  Ad  with  cash  or  &>£  deposit: 
satisfaction,  square  dealing,  and  safe  delivery 
guaranteed.  Booklet 
A.  E.  HAMPTON  Box  Y  Pllt-town.  N.  .1. 
S.  C.  IV.  Leghorns 
R.  A  S.  C.  R.  f.  Redsi 
B.  Rocks  j 
pCRJBBED.  / 
*  Strong,  Livable.  / 
From  heavy  -  laying. 
healthy,  free  range  Bt 
stock,  Safe  arrival 
guaranteed,  iLjfc, 
Barron  Pullets 
2iS  to  SSI  egg  strain  of  S.O.  V  Leghorns,  10-weeks-qld 
pul  lets  and  4-weeksold  chick*.  Staling  list. 
E.  CLAUDE  JONES  -  Hillsdale,  N.  Y. 
Tom  Barron’s  White  Leghorns 
Special— All  my  pens  are  headed  by  Cockerels  from  Lady 
Barron,  308  eggs  Pullet  yea ft  289  eggs  second  year.  Mul¬ 
ed  to  bent  trapuested  hens,  Eggi  S  1.00  ptr  15.  J5.00  per  100 
Satisfaction  puaranU-ed 
P.  P.  RAFFERTY  -  -  -  -  MARLBORO,  MASS. 
S.  C.  WHITE  LEGHORNS 
250  egg  strain.  Long  Deep  Bodies,  yel low  legs  mid 
beaks  and  large  red  combs  iliat  lop  to  one  side. 
Hatching  Kggs.  Day-old  chicks  and  pullets  all  ages. 
A.  R.  GRAVES  -  R.  D.  2,  Rexville.  N.  Y. 
Wesley  Grinnell  £ , 
Sod  us,  N.  y. 
b-B-7  lb.  bens.  7  nnrl  S  lb.  cocks.  Kertilo 
tfjmrnnU'i'fl  Ttupii«*i'U*d  and  led- 
’WILLIAM  B.  WHITNEY 
1  Importer  am)  Breeder  Marlborough,  H.  Y. 
ALL  EGGS  GNE-HALF  PRICE,  BALANCE  of  SEASON 
LINCOLN’S  LEGHORNS 
WINNERS  1913-1914  at  STORRS 
Lcadimr  American  Ufghom  pen  this  your’*  contest. 
Chicks  at  retlacHiI  prices  o.n<1  breodliur  pen*  reduced  for 
immediate-  hhIc  to  imiko  room  lor  young  stock, 
FRAM  IS  F.  I.INOOLN,  Mount  Cnrmel,  Conn. 
Barron  Leghorn  Cockerels  3  q  white  Leghorn  Baby  Chicks 
Mareli  batcli;  range  grown;  sturdy  stock,  1'. very  1  0 
Mareli  batch;  range  grown;  sturdy  stock,  Every 
birdon  approval:  affidavit  furnished,  .limapviees: 
single  cockerel,  7.V. ;  five,  for  $11;  in  lots  of  10  or 
jnore,  Stic,  each.  Ransom  Farm,  Chaotin  falls,  Ohio 
L.  E.  Ingoldsby,  Pullet  Specialist 
‘.’..OflO  March  and  April  hatched  S.  <MV.  Leghorn  pal- 
loti  for  September  delivery.  I'm  no  dealer;  every  pul¬ 
let  1  sell  I  mar  and  have  personal  charge  of.  I  make 
this  my  business.  Circular  and  pricelist  on  request 
E.  E.  INGOLDSRY,  Hartwick  Seminary*  N.Y. 
This  month  at  greatly-  reduced  prices.  Wvckoff 
strain.  $8  per  100.  Barrens,  .$18  per  101).  No  Bettor 
iSS'  ly^aT^iylMllATfA^TiillrA: 
WHITE  LEGHORN  CHICKS 
VV  I  11  i  1— J  J_/LjVJ»  Vi  N  V^I  ^ 
Healthy,  business  kind:  great  Winter  I  aye  rat.  trap- 
iiCNstert. in rinding  Barron  strain;  6-week  rmlJets.  Rooking 
orders;  circular  free.  Hamilton*  Farm,  J'  untujgton,  >.  Y 
QUALITY  S.  C.  W.  LEGHORN  CHICKS  .fUT.,1"":.' 
Rocks  $1°.  R  <’  Rod  $13.  Not  butchery  stock. 
Bred  by  ns  E  R  HUMMER  8  CO  ,  R.  0.  A.  frenclitowa,  N.  J. 
1 1 1  If  tk— 7  and  8c.  Leghorns.  Muncy  r«- 
I!  HI  I.  IIS  funded  for  dead  chicks.  Circular 
VniVIlV  free.  W  A.LAUVER,  M  cAlis  lerville ,  Pa. 
S'  II  IT  V  C  BROWN  AND  WHITE  LEGHORNS  ROCKS, 
I  H  ILK  N  R  I  REDS  PARTRIDGE  COCHINS,  WHITE 
v'“*  OimNGTONS.  Catalogue  free. 
W.  F.  HI  1,1. POT,  Box  I,  Frenchtown,  N.  J. 
Carneau  Pigeons 
Best  .Squab  Producers.  Breeding  Stock  for  Sale. 
AI.U1DA  FARM,  -  Niantic,  Coun. 
PARKS’  BARRED  PLYMOUTH  ROCKS 
Out-layed  all  the  Rocks  in  last  North  American 
Lay.  Cont.  They  outlayed  all  other  breeds  in 
last  Missouri  Lay.  Cont*  The  (anions  English 
Strains  included.  A  customer  led  the  entire 
Storrs  Contest  all  winter. When  Laying  Counts. 
Day-Old  Chicks  $12—100  up.  Circular  free. 
40  page  catalog  a  dime 
J.  W.  PARKS  Box.  3  Altoona.  Pa. 
Tim  thirty-first  week  shows  a  gain  of 
213  eggs  as  compared  with  (lie  previous 
week,  and  a  gain  of  451  eggs  as  compared 
with  the  same  week  a  year  ago.  In  the 
grand  total,  the  thirty-first  week  this  year 
is  0.3B3  eggs  ahead  of  the  corresponding 
week  last  year. 
Notwithstanding  the  doleful  predictions 
of  the  fanciers  during  all  the  early  eon- 
tests  it  does  certainly  look  as  though  ac¬ 
tual  progress  in  increasing  the  average 
production  of  eggs  was  being  made.  The 
other  contests  show  the  same  results; 
better  egg  production  than  in  previous 
years. 
The  “Oregons”  take  first  place  this 
week  with  the  highest  score  yet  made  this 
year  at  this  Contest,  viz..  62.  This  is  al¬ 
most  DO  per  cent.  This  breed  (if  it  can 
be  called  a  breed)  is  the  result  of  crossing 
Barred  Bocks  and  White  Leghorns  with 
White  Leghorns  used  again  on  the  pro¬ 
geny;  at  the  Oregon  Agricultural  College 
they  have  a  record  of  producing  300  eggs 
in  a  year.  The  Leghorns  are  getting  into 
their  stride-  Two  other  pens  laid  61  each, 
I’.  <4.  Platt’s  Leghorns  front  Pennsylvania 
and  W.  E.  Atkinson’s  pen  of  same  breed, 
from  Connecticut.  Harry  Williams’  Leg¬ 
horns — also  from  Connecticut — laid  50, 
as  did  the  English  Wyanddtt.es  from 
Marsdeii  Cross  Poult  /y  Barm,  Francis  F. 
Lincoln’s  White  Leghorns  laid  57.  Obed 
G.  Knight’s  Wyandotte  machines  laid 
their  usual  54.  as  a  matter  of  course. 
Their  total,  1.404,  is  now  20  eggs  ahead 
of  the  nearest  competitor.  Tom  Barron, 
whose  Wy an dottes  have  laid  1,375. 
In  the  Newark.  Del.,  contest  Tom  Bar¬ 
ron’s  Wvandottes  laid  in  the  month  of 
May  147  eggs,  the  highest  monthly  record 
yet  made.  This  is  only  eight  eggs  less 
than  a  perfect  score.  A  White  Plymouth 
Rock  pen  from  Massachusetts  made  a 
perfect  score.  35  eggs  from  five  birds,  dur¬ 
ing  the  week.  This  is  the  third  perfect 
score  made  at  this  contest  this  year. :  The 
week’s  record  follows: 
How  do  the  big  poultrymen 
make  money? 
They  get  after  every  individual  chick. 
They  look  for  the  feed  that  will  make  the 
chicks  strong — healthy — good  producers. 
Suppose  you  have  only  a  few  chicks.  Well, 
isn’t  it  worth  while  to  keep  them  alive  ? 
We  have  proof  that  H-O  Steam -Cooked  Chick 
Feed  makes  chicks  live  because  it  prevents 
digestive  troubles.  Don’t  “  take  a  chance  ’  on  or¬ 
dinary  uncooked  feed  that  is  hard  to  digest.  Don’t 
work  in  the  dark.  Write  us  today  for  our  facts  on 
H-0  Steam-Cooked 
Chick  Feed 
Sample  and  descriptive  folder  on  request. 
The  H-0  Company  John  J.  Campbell 
Mills  /  General  Sales  Agent 
BUFFALO,  N.  Y.  HARTFORD,  CONN 
Improved  Parcel 
Post  Egg  Boxes 
^  New  Flats  and  Fillers 
New  Kgg  Cases 
Champion  Oats  Sprouter 
Catalog  Fre&  on  Request 
H.  K.  BRUNNER.  45  Harrison  Street.  New  York 
Barred  Bocks.  Week 
A.  B.  Hall.  Connecticut  .  50 
Mrs.  Audreys  Brooks.  New  York .  43 
Frank  L.  Tuttle,  Massachusetts .  41 
Jules  F.  Franeais,  Lone  Island .  HO 
Hampton  Tnstitnte,  Virginia  .  40 
Fairflelfls  Farms,  New  Hampshire. . .  38 
O.  A.  Foster.  California  . 30 
Oregon  Apr.  College,  Oregon .  50 
Unfit  Bose  Farm.  New  York .  45 
Mendelay  Poultry  Yards,  Ohio  .  52 
White  Bocks. 
Branford  Farm.  Connecticut  .  40 
Branford  Farm,  Connecticut  .  52 
Albert  T.  Frozen,  Massachusetts .  50 
Keweenah  Farm,  Massachusetts .  38 
Holliston  Hill  Farm.  Massachusetts..  41 
Buff  Bocks. 
A.  A.  Hall.  Connecticut  .  43 
Columbian  Bocks. 
Mrs.  fieorge  It.  Wilcox,  Connecticut. 
White  Wyandottes. 
Lime  BtiTpe  Farm.  New  York . 
National  White  Wvan.  Flub.  Bn . 
Obed  O.  Knight.  Rhode  Island . 
P.  W.  Backus,  Ontario  . 
Beulah  Farm,  Ontario  . . 
Vino  Hill  Farm.  Massachusetts . 
Mrs.  R.  W.  Stevens,  New  York . 
Kvereft  F„  Wheeler,  Massachusetts.. 
j.  e.  Watson.  Connecticut . 
Tom  Barron,  England  . 
Marsden  Cross  F.  Farm,  England - 
Neale  Bros..  Rhode  Island  . . . 
Merrythought  Farm.  Connecticut . 
Silver  Wyandottes, 
Mrs.  Lena  C.  Bray,  Missouri . 
Columbian  Wyandottes. 
Merrythought  Fa  rni,  Connect  lent. . . . 
Buff  Wyandottes. 
Br.  N.  W.  Sanborn,  Massachusetts... 
G.  Arthur  Cook,  Massachusetts . 
Rhode  Island  Beds. 
Colonial  Farm,  New  Hampshire . 
A.  B.  rtrumftige,  Comieetlent . 
Hill  view  Poultry  Farm.  Vermont  .... 
Homer  1*.  Dcming,  Connecticut . 
Charles  O.  Polhcmus,  New  York . 
S.  <4.  McLean.  Connecticut  . 
Springdale  Poultry  Farm,  Conn . 
Laurel  Hill  Farm.  Rhode  Island . 
TI.  W.  Sanborn,  Massachusetts . 
Harry  R.  Cook.  Connecticut  . 
A.  W.  Rmaery.  New  Hampshire . 
F.  T).  Clark.  Connecticut.  . 
Allan's  llardtoticaf  Reds.  It  I . 
Charles  Becker,  Connecticut  . 
Fatherland  Farm,  Massachusetts  .... 
Jacob  K.  Jansen,  Connecticut . . 
II.  W,  Calling  wood.  New  Jersey . 
W.  11.  Binnstctitl.  Connecticut  . 
l’tnccrest  Orchards,  Massachusetts... 
Hampton  Institute,  Virginia  . 
Jos,  Brandenburg.  Michigan  . 
Km£S  TOM  BARRON’S 
"i1"1;'  “  WINNERS 
.foif  HIGHEST  BREEDERS  IN  AMERICA 
pcriet  I  CONTEST  WYANDOTTES-283,  282,  274,  268 
l!'.  :  1  he  WORLD  RECORD  BIRD  a  Leghorn  —  288 
BUFF  ROCKS— ZBO,  272.  265.  263 
S.  C.  REDS  243.  Catalog 
eek  Total  SPECIAL  STOCK  SALE 
50  not  400  Hiifb  Pediirrte!  Leuhnru  Breeder*  1  anil  2  year 
At  <toa  old  and  100  High  Pedigree  Wyandotte  Breeders  1 
and  2  year.  All  reared  from  Dam*  laying  200  to  284 
-It  hi-  egg*,  carrying  the  hlood  of  my  Barron  Contest  Fen. 
40  U  MORRIS  FARM,  R.  4,Bridgeport.  Conn. 
38  1  024  All  broedors  tested  ;  freo  of  whlto  diarrhea 
30  701 - - - 
50  1,080  - - - 
52  1  it!  Chicks  that  Live-$12  per  100 
Tiffanv's  Superior  Silver  Laced  amt  Snow  White 
Wyandottes.  Pekin,  Rouen  and  Runner  Ducklings, 
4f-  745  2l)e.  each.  $18  per  100. 
52  1.007  Alclhnni  Poultry  Farm, R  34,  Fhoentxville,  Pa. 
5(1  l|0R5  — - 
Ti  l  ose.  BARRON'S  White  Wyandottes 
Import"'!  direct.  Cockerels  from  liens  with  255-egg 
„„  record  and  hotter.  Ecgs  and  chicks  A  few  year- 
43  i82  linghens.  E.  K,  LEWIS,  Apalarliin,  New  York 
37  775  BabyChix-HafchingEgg3-Breeders^,“wRya'j; 
Reds.  Barred  Rocks,  Lioh!  and  Dark  Brahmas,  S.  C  W.  and  B. 
o,.-.  lenliorns.  Utility  and  show  quality,  t'atalogue  free. 
43  84t,  itiVERDALE  POULTRY  FARM,  Rivordnlo.  N.  J. 
41  >  800 
54  1,404  - - - - - 
31  1.181  Wh;t  m  j  it  -liREDTO  L.\Y»REGAi,S." 
50,  073  II  n  I  IB  it  ju  HU  01  loo  Remainder  of  season,  chicks  12c. 
48  801  each.  Muunt8in  View  Poultry  farm,  Hopewell  Jet..  N.  Y. 
30  1.077  - - - 
!  oo8  OAKLAND  FARMS 
no  Lino  S.  C.  Rhode  Island  Reds 
49  Cul 
1  U94  Day 'tflil  ohicks  tl.T  pel'  hundred.  Hatching  eggs  $1.25  per 
ox  4,v-t  setting  of  IS.  $7,00  per  hundred,  nil  from  Ifruvy  iveicht, 
Vigorous,  Heavy  winter  I  Jiving  .stock,  raised  on  Free 
no  oi  a  Clover  IP, mm,  carefully  selected  for  color,  anil  kept  in 
<5S  .110  Open  Front  Hom  es  under  most  Sanitary  Conditions.  Safe 
arrival  el  Chicks,  Fertility  of  eggs  80"y  and  "Absolute 
SntUl.w  lion  (Junrnntct'd.”  No  more  lii'ccdiuK  Stock  for 
29  050  sale  unlit  fuiUu-r  notice  OAKLAND  FARMS  Oakland.  N.  J 
38  915 
39  941 
42  788 
White  Plymouth  Rocks 
Settings.  $1.50  and  $2.50  per  15.  Mating  list  freo. 
TiiEO.  L.  POOLE,  Dept.  K,  DeWitt,  N.  Y, 
Barred  Rack  Baby  Chicks 
Miss  Josephiue  Cirrpeut  er,  Gouverneur,  N.Y, 
White  Leghorns. 
A.  B.  Hall.  Connecticut  . 
Braeside  Poultry  Farm.  Pa . 
Jay  H.  Ernisse.  Now  York . . 
Broad  Brook  Farm,  New  York . 
•Tames  H  Lord,  Massachusetts . 
Mrs.  Itolltu  S.  Woodruff.  Connecticut. 
AVimjSwcrq,  Farm.  Connecticut . 
(•'rancts  F.  Lluculu.  Comiectieut . 
p,  0.  I’laft,  Petiuaylvanin  . 
Dictograph  Poultry  Farm,  N.  Y...... 
F.  M.  IVukley,  Connecticut . 
t’ims.  flclgl,  Ohio  .  . 
Tom  Barron,  Ktrgland  . 
Will  Barron,  Kile  la  nd  . 
J.  Colli UBOli,  England  . 
Mnrstlcti  Cross  F.  Farm,  Englnnd.... 
Btiahkill  Poultry  Farm.  Pn . 
A.  P.  Robinson,  New  York . 
River  Ledge  Farm,  Connecticut . 
Frank  I!  Hancock,  Vermont  . 
Mark  arete  P.  Farm,  Ohio  . . . 
Branford  Farm,  Connecticut  . 
Branford  Farm,  Connecticut  . 
W.  K.  Atkinson,  Connecticut  . . 
Ellis  W  Bentley,  Now  York . 
N.  W.  Hendryx,  Connecticut . 
Bonntc  Brook  Poultry  Farm,  N.  Y... 
George  Phillips,  Connecticut  . . . 
Hampton  Institute,  Yhgitrta  . 
Toth  Bros.,  Connecticut  . 
White  Leghorn  Club.  Illinois . 
Harry  Williams,  Connecticut  . 
Oakerest  Fawn.  New  York . 
Jan.  F.  Harrington,  Now  Jersey . 
Bummer  Grove  Farm,  Ohio  . . 
COLONIAL  REDS 
Bargains  in  yearling  hens,  used  ill  breeding  pens 
this  season.  Also  coekorids  and  cock  birds,  proven 
sires,  sons  of  pedigreed  liens.  Prices  reasonable. 
Kggx  for  hatching  still  for  sale;  half  prices  now.  No 
more  chicles  to  soil.  Order  now  and  save  money, 
ilmiornble  Treatment  guaranteed. 
COLONIAL.  rAKM.Tent  pie.  New  Hampshire 
Pinecrest  S.  C.  Reds  Mrt't'soc  month! 
of  Storrs  Laying  Contest.  Second  consecutive  year. 
Three  blond  lines  in  pen  Tested  males,  brothers 
of  these  birds,  for  sale.  Hatching  eggs  reduced. 
PIN  EC  REST  ORCHARDS,  Groton,  Mass. 
Hiview  Poultry  Farm  R.C.  Reds 
1st  pen  in  value  of  eggs  (all  breeds)  last  Storrs  Con¬ 
test.  Eggs,  chicks,  breeding  stock  at  attractive 
pricog  this  mouth.  ST.  AI.ItANS,  VERMONT 
Austin’s  200-Egg  Strain  S.  G.  R.  I.  Reds 
Standard  Bred,  high  record  stock,  rod  to  the  skin. 
Old  anti  young  stock.  Summer  prices  Booklet. 
AUSTIN  POULTRY  FARM,  Bux  17.  CENTRE  HARBOR.  N.  H. 
MAHOGANY  STRAIN  REDS^'^^^.e?."1' 
e*1  Fall  an»l  Km*ly  Winter  layer*  for  E>r*r",  il.’iS-15; 
In.uG-r.O;  $6— lOU.  Bdx  iyo.  |J.  ArKKMU'SlI,  Darien,  Conn 
Giant  BronzeT  urkey  Eggs 
$+  per  10.  R.  C.  Red  Eggs,  $1  per  15.  Shropshire 
Sheep.  H.  J.  VAN  DYKE,  Gettysburg  Peima 
8renzoTarte;Eep?.rji;',a;^.'^aLyS!L 
Mammoth  Emden  Geese  '™(*  r'Y 
K«d.  Pampines,  Minorcas.  fai'ghorns,  Wyandottes. 
Maple  Cove  Poult  ry  Yards,  R.  2,  Athens,  Pa. 
MOTTLED  ANCON  AS-  Choice  eggs  for  hatch¬ 
ing.  85c.  15;  $4.50,  lot).  Geo.  K  Buwdislt.  Esperance,  N.Y. 
60  BEST  BREEDS 
rhi rkiMiH,c1  nek*,  kr«c^<;,turko>  B,^iilru,‘4tb,d«»^a  Anil  baies.  Stock  and 
Nuw  ill.  CttUlou  Free.  EDWIN  A.  S0UPER,  Box  R,  Tcllord,  Pa- 
3  Mo.  Pullets  to  Sell  wYC«rF*&TKA  in 
On  free  range.  Will  make  eurly  layera,  75c.  each 
O,  S.  MILLER  «  li  rid  go  water,  Va 
tahe  R  U  R  A 
June  17 
