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The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
February 4. 1022 
Catalog 
Guaranteed BABY CHICKS 
Big, strong, lively chicks, properly hatched nml 
shipped to reach you ready to start growing into 
profitable egg producers. We hatch eggs from culled 
Hocks i ept on free range. Catalog fr,-t> WAYNE 
POULTRY FARMS, W. J BUSS. Prop , 8o» 107. Wooster. Ohio 
Lively Chicks That Thrive 
The patent birds have the run of big 
farms. Every bird in these Bocks 
is a vigorous, well-bred producer, 
and their offspring will uphold the 
family reputation. 
Whatever your favorite breed may 
be, we can supply you with sturdy, 
carefully selected, well-bred chicks 
at surprisingly low prices. 
%Ve guarantee that every chick will 
reach you alive and healthy, or be 
replaced by us or your money re¬ 
funded. 
OUR NEW CATALOG is a splendid 
reference book ; well illustrated and 
filled with good information. Your 
copy is ready; write tor it. 
THE KERR CHICKERIES, Inc. 
Box O, Frenchtown, N. J. 
Box O, Springfield, Mass. 
Cocks nml cockerel* (Barron strain) result, of 8 
years trapnost ing From dams with records 18(1-200, 
$4; 200 24n, $0; 240-281. *8. Dams sires pedigree, 
271, 282, 284. All large, husky birds and satisfaction 
guaranteed. II. C. Hligli, AA'est AA'ilUngtoit,CI-. 
Y01 WILL IMPROVE (lie Egg Production 
ol Your S. C. White Leghorns 
by tningcoekerols f rovnour r rap-ue*ied hens. I*riees 
and records ns follows : 180-200 eggs, $>4 ; 200 210, 
$5; 210-220. (SO; 220-244, $7; sired by males whose 
dams record* were not less than 250. Satisfaction 
guaranteed. Valley Fgg Farm, little Valley. N Y. 
S. C. White Leghorns 
(let your BABY CHICKS nnd HATCHING EGGS froth the 
flock that produced my pens which finished next to 
the top in the Vinoinnd and Bergen County t on- 
tests. Also a low choice cockerels lor sale 
J. W. Bottcher - Mt. Holly, N. J. 
ELitfFORD FARM 
Quality Products 
FAIRPORT, NEW YORK 
Now honking orders for registered chicks and 
hatching eggs. Discount for advance orders lor 
March nnd April delivery. 
E. J. WADE, Office, f S66 Lake Si.. Dtp!. 2, Elmira, N.Y. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
“ Cornell Certified ” 
Good Chicks 
When do you want them ? 
Better write, right away ! 
CLARABEN COURT FARM 
Importers and Breeders 
TOM BARRON S. C. W. LEGHORNS AND 
TOLMAN’S STRAIN WHITE ROCKS 
HATCHING EGGS, BABY CHICKS AN0 STOCK FOR SALE 
II. IIOI.II, Supt. Koaly n, I,. i„ X. T. lal,—Ruilyn 88 R 
From selected breeders now ready. A few cocker¬ 
els from better than 200-egg dams, $4 and $5 each. 
Satisfaction or money back. 
FIVE POINT POULTRY FARM Mt, Ephraim, N- J, 
Get my free cl real dr before you order chicks. Tells why 
tin-BLACK llBHORk ia the gri-ateKt layer end most profit¬ 
able breed on earth. Write today. 
A. E. HAMPTON Box R PITTSTOWN. N. J. 
L. wnite Leghorns 
All our baoy chick# are hatched from eggs 
of our own best selected prize-winning and 
carefully raised stock. Our prices are higher 
than batcherie* selling chicks from eggs 
gathered from random flockl, but the differ¬ 
ence is made up many times over iu the 
atnmint of eggs produced. 
Our March-April pullets averaged 65fclayiug 
during the month# of November-Decetnber, 
From our former customer#, w# have booked 
a large number of repent coder# If you want 
duality, write us. If you want price, don’t. 
BIRCH HILL FARM. Katonah. N.Y. 
S.C.W. Leghorn CHICKS/,’?,? 
tied 2-1 -yr.-old lions, milted to form'll pedigreed cocker¬ 
els. Ought to make good layers. W e have a limited Quan¬ 
tity at reasonable prices, william jauda, Hnntingion, L. I, r.t. 
S. V. White 
I< o e h o r u 
Bred-to-liiy 
E. HITCH, Prop., 
Laurel, Delaware 
strain. Send for price list. 
Boxwood Poultry Farm, 
EVERLAY LEGHORNS 
The beautiful bunlnei* hen I WoadfKful winter Iat- 
it«. Bln white fffRs. World Record la)raw Amarl- 
can Rtfg Cbntwt: C#raat«4t wlnnont N*w York- 
ChtcafI". Hanly, viRorutiN rnonpy nmkpra, Stock 
Single Comb White Leghorns Exclusively 
BARRON STRAIN OUT OF IMPORTED 81*08 
30011 breeders od free farm range, buttermilk fed. 
All mated to cocks and cockerels out of Imported 
birds The fiuest lot of breeders l ever owned. 
Now hooking orders tor baby chicks, Feb.. March, 
April May delivery. 10 to 73.911(1 weekly. The kind 
that live if given half a chance. Egg# for hatch¬ 
ing- now ready in any <iu«nti| \. My book, ‘ Fronts in 
Poultry Keeping Solved.'' SI or free with all *10 orders. 
Circulars Free. FlIGAIt ItltlGGS, Box 7c, JMea*- 
We hBvn a limited number of 8. C. W. L. chicks for 
sale from our heavy-laying, vigorous stock. Book 
your orders no*. MAURICE SRU#IR, I. f. 0 I. PltlnfUld, H. i 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS 1 Floolc 
built dll <'ormdl certified stock. Free lange. 500 acres. 
Hardy. Splendid lay pis. Strong ehiekB ! Hatching IVgs. 
Custom Hatching. Jllr,hi\o,,<I Farina Company, t’en- 
I rut V Hinge, Conn. Teh and Tel. and Kx. connections. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
t Pena of 2 and 3 vw-opl non-setling and Isrge- 
produeing HENS. Mated to Cork, - el ,,f high quality 
and Vigor— all HOGAN Tested. Carefully selected 
EGi.s for HATCHING. 
ISEOGS S3 00 26 CHICKS S7 60 
30 '* 5.SO SO " .... 13.50 
50 M .... 8.60 100 ** .... 28.00 
100 *' ,6.00 
Flock Mating*—S , 2 per 1 00 EGGS 
J. II. WILSON - Methuen, Yfuss. 
IMPORTED BARRON LEGHORNS 
Cocker, In I win imported pen. I •nil,*,, sis,era laid VS eggs 
In Her, inner. Fedigrcee SfiO, 278, 2SR Chicks—Egg- 
THE LAUBY FARMS - Green town, Ohio 
W hite Queen Poultry Farm jk»,,ehi T n K u *!£“ 
From two nnd ,hree-y ear-old breeders. No lights 
used. Winners in Vineland and Woodbury utility 
shows. February, S10 per 100; March, $9; April, 58 
W. J. COCKING Lincoln Avr. Vineland. N. i. 
BABY O II I C I£ S 
S. 0. White Deghorus from heavy laying strain 
Booking oiders for spring delivery 815 per hun¬ 
dred. Write for particular*, CALVIN L, SHIRES Prep 
.Mitlvaln Poultry Fitrui Strawberry Ridge, Pa 
c2 White Leghorn Chick: 
Barron and Eglantine strains. 5.000 quality chick# 
weekly from healthy, vigorous, free range breeders. 
No lights or forcing methods used, clocks ready 
for shipment February 21 and every Tuesday; §18 
per 100, $83 per 500, $170 per J000. I guarantee safe 
delivery and prepay pnrer-l post charges. Order 
direct from this ail ur send for circular. 
BROOK SIDE POULTRY FARM 
E. C. Rbows Rwrirenntavllle, N, <J 
Single Comb White Leghorn Hatching F.ggs 
Two hundred smy-threc to three hundred nnd ,mu'egg 
Males hearting our pens. 1'riees reasonable. 
F. IV.GEORGE tt SONS Jloxite 2 1'inelttrul, /V. .1. 
S. C. W. Leghorns 
cr Ts'orre '’kick# from Barron strum 
J4 Leghorn*. Trnp-itosteastock, 
jeeggs. W, g. ATklRHON, W xllinrford, Cent,. 
We have over 300 certified leghorns, mined to certified 
male* from which Me offer <Vga at 13 00 per -Cl mg 
(15«ggs). $8.00 per fifty; 9,5.00 per hundred. Also 
a pen Of yearlings, milled to ecu died males at 92.00 
per selling; 97 OO per hundred; live handled or more 
in one shipment lit 96 OO per hundred. 
RE MEM BE It *e have been breeding our strains for 
over 2o years and that- we breed from only l/ite moulting 
hens. No baby chieks, pullets In season. No elreulai s. 
V CORNERS POULTRY FARM 
L. .1. IV r kd A Sox, Proprietors Dull*,on Spu. N. V. 
Trapnested S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
Cockerels $8 nnd $3 each. Barron at rain,. Cert tiled cock¬ 
erels. head these, pens. Hatching epg- sill per 100. 
**iiiinybrook F’lirm - Ellaavlllc, .New York 
s, e tv. I.EtillOUSS and M UD i mvlmuiiti s Hi $9.5Vnud 
$2 7.7. Place your order for Baby Chick# now. Leading 
varieties. Circular tree. 1C. J. Thiel, Miller*, N. V. 
BABY CHICKS—Stone’s S. C. White Leghorns—HATCHING EGGS 
Cornell Certified for tlie past 3 years. .Many of these high-line hens, 4 years of age 
were certified this past, fall for the 3rd consecutive year. 
Cornell Advanced Registry Records for past 2 years. 'Phis is the class of stock 
that will b<* Pedigree Bred this year to our large, deep-bodied, Prepotent Males, which 
jcnon our stock at the height of excellency in size, vigor n, id egg production. And thal 
will put your flock on a profit basis. Send for circular. E. R. STONE, Clyde, N. Y. 
EGG-LAYING CONTEST 
Bergen County, N. J.. Egg Contest 
This contest is hpld at Emerson, N. J.. under 
control of New Jersey State Experiment Sliilhm. 
There are 100 [teas, each with 12 birds. This 
is the second (yearling) year of this contest. 
Following is the record of week ending January 
1(‘, (eleventh week): 
U. P. BOCKS 
Week Tula! 
C. W. Brown. N. J..,,,. a 91 
J. A. Craig, N. J.. 3 71 
Kljon Poultry Farm. N. J. Id 88 
Harry H Otter, N. J.. . 18 137 
Pleasant. View Farm. It. 1. 28 292 
Boselawn Farm N.l. 9 101 
W- P. BOCKS 
S. Bradford Ally 11. Mass .. 13 148 
Kov M, Lynch. N. J . .. 17 50 
.lames F. MacDonald. Muss. 4 31 
WHITE WVANDOTTES 
Barr's Knobby Slone, Pa . Ill 35 
Central Poultry Kami. N. J. 19 229 
hi. C. Condlet & Son. N. ,1. II 124 
August Weiss, N. J. II llil 
H. C. B. I. BEDS 
Tbe Boola Farm. N. J. 30 329 
S. C It. I. BEDS 
If. W, Colling wood. N. ,1. 18 157 
Henry P. Walker, Mass . 13 287 
('. Heed Ferguson. N. J . 0 78 
Fred C. Nixon. N. .1. 24 137 
Howard U. Tavlor. N. J. 27 1811 
B. W. Tracy. N. .1. 18 121 
Underhill Brothers, N. J . 17 132 
CAM PINES 
Mrs. B. W. Brninard. N. Y . 0 34 
ANCONAS 
Just-A-Mere Poultry Farm, N J. 6 133 
10. Diltmar, N. J . 17 hi 
Solomon Blchman, N. J. hi lul 
LEGHORNS 
Tangle wold Farm. N. X.... . 19 *8 
Beck Egg Farm. N, J. 3J 1MI 
J. W, Boucher, N. J. 32 191 
Broad Acres Farm. Go,m... 13 71 
Broad View Farm, N. J. II 79 
A, L. L'aussP. Jr.. N. J. 23 81 
Cranberry Brook Farm, N. J... 11 80 
J. S. Crtiv A Sou, N.J . 24 187 
Harold W. Davis. N. J. 8 157 
Alex Elehenhaum. N .l... 10 43 
Eigenrauoh A Do Winters. N. J . 14 72 
rinnhurst Poultry Farm, N. J. 13 122 
Mattie U. Epjiele. N-J .. 29 75 
Geo II. Ferris. Mich. 23 203 
Klchnrd Franko. N. J... 39 98 
Oreeudale Fitrui. N, T . 20 205 
Cbas E. 14rove, Del. 21 110 
l.oo A. Grmiten. Conn. 22 87 
llenry E Heine. N J.. 6 93 
John J He,nit.. N. .1. 20 50 
Tbe lloehn Farm, N. Y. 21 119 
A. R. HuII.Conn. 27 105 
Hollywood Farm. Wash. 20 115 
Frank L. lingua.N J... . II 34 
Sami. Johnston. N J. 15 70 
George C. Johnson. N. J. 12 89 
The Ohio Poultry Farm, Ohio. 2', 42 
KoboitO, Knapp, N. X . . 18 23 
Jay D. Luster. N. Y. 19 04 
Francis K Lincoln, Conn . . 13 45 
1 Jon Head Poultry Farm. N. J. 29 225 
Harold W. Lyle, N J. 27 152 
Marquis A Wagner. N. Y . 28 113 
Herbert O. Maxbnm. II l . 14 22 
M'-adowedge Farm N. Y. .. 9 80 
Mercer Poultry Farm. N. J. 5 41 
Fred.1. Mathews, N J . 89 169 
Oakdale Poultry Farm. N. J . 24 123 
Samuel Niece * Son. N J... 29 55 
N. Olsen. N..1 Ill 53 
Piuewood Poultry Farm. N. J.. 20 110 
Manning Potts. N. J... 18 75 
Queetisbury Farm. N. .T..... 13 48 
Kapp’s Leghorn Farm. N j . 19 43 
Columbian Poultry Farm. N. J . 28 89 
John li. Itoessner. N. J..,. 29 70 
KoschIU Farm. N .1. 21 77 
Uosewood Leghorns. N. J. 21 88 
J. W. Sehreib. N Y. 22 87 
Hbadowbrook Farm. Conn. 25 6,4 
A' K. Spear. N. J. 43 130 
Spring Lake Farm, N J .. 23 95 
John G. Simmonds. N. J . 21 87 
Matthew Stotharl. Jr .N. J . 19 86 
Willis E Stryker. N. J. 23 59 
Sun View Farm. N. J . 20 119 
Wallaee M. Sitydum. N. .1. 23 82 
Tom's Poultry 1' iiitu, N.J. 21 138 
J. it. Van Houten. N. J. 18 45 
Gustav Walters, N J .. 16 65 
John F, Wehrell, N .1 18 125 
Westwood Poultry Farm N.J. 16 69 
James Whetsel, N. .! . 6 77 
Whita Cloud Farms. N.Y . Ii 28 
Wilburtha Poultry Farm, N. J _ 8 39 
8. C.W. LKUUOKN N. J. ASSN. 
Atlantic Co. M. P. A. 12 56 
8CW LEGHORN KNTB1KS 
Bergen Co. Poultry Assn.,. 21 96 
U 1. BEDS 
Bergen Co, Poultry Assn. 24 148 
8 0 W 1.ICGHOBN 
Burlington Co. Poultry Assu. 12 88 
B. 1. BEDS 
Burlington Co. Poultry Assn...... 12 108 
S. C. W. LKGUOBN 
Ilammonton Poultry Baisers' Assn. . 8 75 
Hunterdon Co. Poultry Assn. 12 126 
Middlesex Co. Poultry Assn. 22 70 
Ocean Co, Poultry Assn. 26 93 
Vineland Poultry Assn . 13 47 
Total .. 1840 10212 
Protrusion of Oviduct 
I have 110 White Leghorns, which have 
laid 2,200 eggs in two months. I feed 
about eight quarts of scratch feed b> I he 
hundred, with sprouted oats at noon, and 
egg mash in hoppers at. all time*. I have 
quite a number of liens that have pro¬ 
trusion of the oviduct. I grease them 
with cold cream, and do the best I know 
how. but some die. Wkal can I do, or 
what feed is lacking? It. P. 
This protrusion of the oviduct is not 
uncommon in heavy-laying fowls, and in¬ 
dicates some weakness of the organs that 
is hardly curable. The protruding mass 
may he cleaned with warm water and 
gently returned, when possible. The fowl 
should then be placed by herself and 
lightly fed until she recovers tone of the 
egg-producing organs, or it becomes evi¬ 
dent that she will not recover. If left in 
the flock, other fowls are apt to peck at 
fhe red, protruding mass and kill the ail¬ 
ing bird, ami possibly at the same tinie 
acquire a cannibalistic, appetite that will 
be hard to control. M, B. l>. 
I Sin K le Comb WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS 
I Oirteis m,v take 11 l'„r Spring deliver). I'tlllty stuck, 
20c each. SIIOIIOI.V Utm-Wt'l.l ItY FARM, Shnl.nl,,. !•». 
FOR SHE HatohLing EGG 
from one. two nml Uiree ,vnu-old single f'ninh While 
Leghorn Ileus. Blue Rdihon ,< inner- in two contests. 
Write lor price*. We guarantee ns,intact ion. 
Locust Grove Poultry Farm, Morlehc*. I,. I , N Y. 
Vancrest Poultry Farm 
Sing n Comb White Leghorn chieks of better qual- 
ity'Ml greatly reitneeil prices. Bunking orders for 
March 201,li mid resl of season Safe uelivery guar¬ 
anteed. Sent {irepairt. Frank Van Wanner. Hyde Park, N.Y. 
BABY R,,l- ron Leghorn* end Wyandoltes, Mottled 
Ancona*, I rom stock of lilgil egg breeding. 
LHILIvo l. B. RANSOM Geneva. Ohio 
White Leghorn Baby Chicks Ww*'" 
proven win tor ogg producers. Our chicks I i \ 0 a nil do 
so at a profit. Yarmonrl Poultry Farm, Vanderlinro, N J. 
HATCHING EGGS BABY CHIX 
Flock IicjhIcc! I»v mall s from certified | tycrs. Am book¬ 
ing 01 dci h. T loir a l.cichorn Farm, ICtc li lo rd, N. Y. 
S. C. Rhode Island Reds 
Trap-nested, Pedigree-bred Cockerels, bred from 
dams with records up to 327 eggs They are the 
original and famous Sand born Stock," unbeata¬ 
ble layers, nnd producers of strong, livable chix 
that never fail to repeat. Now hooking orders for 
Baby c hieks. Catalog «»n request. 
WEST MANSFIELD POULTRY FARM 
Box 30 Attleboro, Moss. 
R. I. RED SUPREMACY 
BEST S. C. RED PEN. Slorr* Contocl 1916.101 8,1020 
BEST INDIVIDUAL RED In Conlnsl 10,6-18-20-2, 
Best individual, host pen, nnd best consecutive 
yearly production records over made by any Inendor 
of R. 1. bedsit, Sto rrs contest* Average tor six con¬ 
secutive years in contest, IK2 eggs per bird All Girds 
bred nml owned by us. Pedigroed roc Levels, eggs, 
chieks. PINECREST ORCHARDS R. D. 2. Groton Mass 
S. C. R. I. REDS 
' ibert 231 to 2*9 egg si rain. Cockerels. 15.00 nml 18.00; 
Hatching egg*. 110.00 per 100; Baby chick*. $2,7.00 per too. 
ANNA M. JONES, - Craryville. N. Y. 
S. C. R. I. RED COCKERELS 
from Iiaav.v-la.viiig200-egg strain ; (rap-nested stock. 
White I liarrlioea lasted, S5 lo $10 micli 
DEER BROOK POULTRY FARM Short Falls, H II 
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds 
March hatched. Average weight, fitj lbs. to 
8 Ihs Average L3ll egg*. Price. 86,5 In 367.50 each. 
ALEXANDER M. KAHN. Woodland Park, Babylon. I I , N Y 
Crescent Strain of Rhode Island Reds 
Breeding, Dark, rich red cockerels and pullet* 
bred from hostselectod layers, $3 lo 910«ncn. A,so 
choice exhibition birds. 0, R. HONE. Chcrr* Valley. N.Y 
Rose Comb R. I. Reds TonT' 1, 
backed, good RED cockerels. Shipped oil approval. 
SS each. CAIALPA POULTRY FARM, R D . Gellysburo Pa. 
5 /-* n I n p irv q Baby CMcIcs, 20c Slid tip. 
• L- 1 - S\m /. IXCtUx .J Knichlng Kegs. 8c and mi 
Circular free. 
'• ALDJ linU'lliug Kggs. Be and up 
1 VERXFR BROS., Mt. Marion. K. 7 
S f' n V fJITfYC Dark, rich, even color cock 
• • OX - A • aV tj SW Cx er«l* from heavy-lay 
lug strain. 86. V. W. SAI't.T, Sl. Alban*. Vermont 
S. C. R. I. RED COCKERELS 
from Harold Tompkins'lies, Block. Hon liatched and 
farm raised from high producing female* Inch red. 
Correct typo. Hatisfiinliou nriuoiiei celnroed $5, #10 e«. 
V. N. CASLEB - Fort Plain. New York 
Eckhart’s Barred Rocks Mto.wk 
Eggs for Hatching and Eight- Weuki-Old Pullet*. 
Mating and Price l ist Free. 
C W 8 H. J. ECKHART - Sholiola, Penn. 
1 IIBERT’S STRAIN RED COCKERELS 
Hose and Single Comb, $5 and 87 each. 
I). EVERETT JONES - Hillsdale, NY. 
Trapnested S. C. R. I. Reds 
Vibert's 231 289-egg strain. Cockerel*.*3 and ft Hatch¬ 
ing egg*, fin pci 1IW. St y.M'UUOOk I kill,, t.lirixlllp. \.Y. 
BARRED ROCK COCKERELS 
I'nrl;'* Hreil-tn-l,av strain. 85 and 87 each 
I). KVKKKTT JUNKS - Hillsdale, N. Y. 
barred Plymouth Rock Cockerils Vnel 0 . Tea'i 
birds; farm raised Only Itbck# ou tlnr farm for thirty 
years. $•» each. M. B. ROWE, FredertoksbnrR, VlrRlnia 
PADDPn DAflfC Baby Chicks and Hatching 
Dri rtrVCLF tU/Ln J Lgg*. 800-egg#,rain. Cocker¬ 
els for sale. MARVEL HOMESTEAD FARM, U*ore»u>»i>, |l*l«n«r» 
White Plymouth Rocks 
From stock officially trap-nested. Over 200 eggs per 
bird at Storrs, Conn., and Vinulniid, N. J. For 
Mating List and prices address S. ItltA l>I'1Mtl> 
ALLYN, l IB Leonard St.. Iteluiuut, illuse. 
Thompson Strain Quality Rocks 
I offer n fnw extra nice eorkerela of good si/e nnd 
vigor, grown on free range Friend tight and satis¬ 
faction assured, I rviug Covert.Ulan Spoy, N.Y. 
Dokko/I Dnolrc Choice breeding hem and 
DdlltU KULHN April liMldied pn I lot* 83 
each Bred for egg production, from Farits' l,,-*i stuck. 
K K. liUKlIOII - Southport, Conn. 
“AMERICAN Doniiniciixoftt’' 
n,-,t all purpose " fowl. Single birds. *3; 5 f IS.SDi to— 
$20. Sali--factton gimriintccd. ,W. M. AUKINt, twsspe. VirRima 
COCKERELS Light and Dark BRAHMAS 
BROWN HIliJ WHITE LogbmTiN, )I. I. liot.li coimI) - White 
Wvimilojten. I’i iitu riKht, IIlUMTi i*t*-d ( utalotf freo. 
RIVER0ALL P0ULIRT TARM 16b iiVflfllllf, N J. 
Light Brahma and Jersey Black Giant Cockerels 
r $10 cadi. Salisf.-iction Gtiaianteeil. 
ror dale j. a, i.ang, Mcivine. i, i. n y 
L I G H T* 1 •xecptloiiullv fine yearling liens 
an A um « e and one Inrge unrelated Booster. $25. 
t> H Ari IV1 AN ii. x. wki-iks ChtiAiimmsi . N. X. 
CEDAinumsr. N. Y. 
iTERSEYiOLACKCSrlANTS 
Ainanen’a Premier heavy welcht Fowl, l ust mow¬ 
ers; Heavy layers: Vellou skin. Fron aoseriptive 
f , atnh» 4 f atnl I'rii’e T.Ut. C M I'ACF & SONS, But 199 Btlmar, N. J. 
I 1^1 1 C* * i The Bu|m‘i*-Iipd— enough 
Jersey Black Giants 
uMpons. Erce elivular 1^. I*. I 1*11 A II* Heliimr, N.J. 
