Children 
50 £®y» 
cm 
THE HENYARD 
'they’re 
f so alert 
and beauti¬ 
ful. And when 
the kiddies hunt 
r for eggs they're sel- 
dotn disappointed — 
f SHKFPARD’S FA- 
r M ( >LS ANCON’AS lay so 
faithfully winter and 
Jersey Black Giants 
America’s beavie-t weight chickens. Mature early. Lay 
extremely large eggs. Splendid winter layers; make 
the finest market fowl when dresaed. 
Light Brahmas 
Very large,splendidly marked, Wonderful yellow skin* 
Make fine xoa^tiug chic kens, big money makers. 
For sturdiest day-old chirks, both breeds 
25 clucks $15 50 chicks $27 lOf? chicks $50 
Gooiiflo* Chi* ire d I free rang' d ou our farms. Our 
breeding slock is aiiful lv matured before we start using 
ergs tor batching. We sell both hatching eggs and 
chicks hut by buving chirks you uro rtircrof 100 c : 
chickenfl. Deli varied begin February Llth, and con¬ 
tinue as long as supply bolds out. Send for booklet, or, 
to avoid -'-lay. order from ad. Gooddox Poultry 
Fare-:', 22 utcr Street, New Brunswick, N. J. 
Roup 
I have about 125 Tl. I. "Rads in house 
20x24 ft.; feed about ‘5 qts. scratch feed 
in morning and 9 qts. in evening; 
sprouted oats at noon, a tray 10x22 in., 
about 1 in. deep, and a dry mash of equal 
i arts bran, shorts, gluten, crmncal, and 
50 lbs. meat scraps. I give separator 
milk and cloan waicr to drink, use 
at 5 a. m. and 7 p. m.; clean house once 
a week, and use hydrated linio ou floor: 
dean straw on floor about twice a week. 
I have before them charcoal, ^grit, and 
oyster shells. Birds are loose iu bowels, 
and several have swollen heads and eyes, 
some so bad that matter runs out of their 
eyes, and they cannot see. _ Some act 
stupid, but seem to eat all right. What 
can I do to stop this? T. O. S. 
Fnrinersvillc, N. T. 
These sick fowls may have roup. At 
any rate, they should be removed from 
the flock and kept by themselves until 
they have fully recovered or shown by 
the progress of the disease that they are 
incurable. The utensils of the flock should 
he cleaned with scolding water (boiling) 
and strict cleanliness observed. If you 
wish to treat the individual birds, they 
may have their nostrils and eyes cleaned 
several times daily with some mild disin¬ 
fectant solution, like baric acid iu water, 
15 grains to the ounce, and a drop or two 
of kerosene placed iu each nostril. True 
roup, however, is a very unsatisfactory 
disease to treat, requiring more individual 
attention to the ailing birds than most 
owners are willing to give, and likely to 
be carried over in uncured fowls to con¬ 
tinue the disease in the flock from year 
to year. Fowls showing its symptoms 
should he promptly removed from the 
flock and kept out while any evidences 
• ■f it remain. It. is a highly contagions 
disease, and disastrous tn the flock in 
which it maintains a foothold. M> B. D. 
s -_ummer. 
35 / Held world S rt ronl? lor flock 
HL and “ingle bird az production. 
iW”iWe 'Von nine first; from possible 12 at 
Madison Square Garden 
this pear. It pays to raise . 
TMjv ANCONA8 and I have a book y {Tab ‘wi 
JsBSE that interestingly pictures vA. 
r the facts. Write for free ^gjjaa 
copy. 
H. CECIL SHEPPARD. Box 314, BEREA. OHIO ; 
President. International Ancona. Club ^’ =i/ 
MAHOGANY 
Au established STRAIN of Dark Rhode Island Reds; 
breeders selected many venra for persistent Fall and 
Win ter-laying. Foundation Stock of numerous 
l-Hcord laying Flocks. EGGS, S3 for 15 SIB for 100. 
Breeding and exhibition stock. NO BABY CHICKS. 
Circular. It. Qnackenbash* Darien, Conn. Box 800 
ANCON AS-Rose and Single Comb Hatching Eggs 
$1.50 for 15. Ancona Baby Clnci.s. Thorolned 
stock. Harrison Hall Farm, Kingsville, Ohio 
^\\BigWueBaby Chicks 
Eleven popular, money-making breeds. 
Easy to buy—priced low. Easy to raise 
—husky, healthy, vigorous. And %uar~ 
anterd! Write today for FREE catalog 
showing many breeds in full colors. 
OHLS POULTRY YARDS and HATCHERY 
Box 31, Marion, Ohio 
CHOICE STOCK AND EGGS 
( orI;911 Certified Whits Plymouth Rocks—Cocker¬ 
els, SI 0 tq $20 each. White Plymouth Ruck Eggs,Cor¬ 
nell Certified, S30 per hundred, S. C. White Leghorn 
Eggs, Cornell Certified. S25 per hundred. White 
Pekin Duck Eggs. S2 jv-r <h zen. Turkey Eggs. 
Bronze Hens. crossed with Wi d Tom 75 cts each. 
TOROHILL FAXM Blooming Grove, N. Y. 
Parks’ Strain Barred Rocks 
Egps and chicks from three trap-nested pens. 
Price* based on egg records and “ iStandlird ” re- 
anirements. Detailed circular free, 
PIONEER ORCHARDS, Hancock, Maryland 
GUARANTEED 
BY CHICKS 
l. Yni) tuu e nn nakin tmafa. "r.-a._ ■-> > - . 
A GOOD PLACE to get 
GOOD CHIX and EGGS 
White Plymouth Rocks tsSZFgi 
From struck officially trap-nested * )ver 2<>0 e^its per 
bird at Storrs, Conij., ami Vineland, X, ,1. For 
Mating List and prir.es address S. ISRADFOKI) 
ALLYN, 113 Leonard St*. Belmont, Mn^g. 
* ou take no nakin bayfog "Continental' »cbii 
iiuArantoed tri quality. brcnJ.aafe deliver- c\ 
JSHfV "'1ft huaky. chick** that grow- fxater 
»»nf Orr. All breed*. -JoO t©800 rmr strain*. Shii 
Continental Kafchcrle*. Box 122 f prinrfUl 
Eckhart’s Barred Rocks Br'.te wL 
Eges for Hatching and Eight-Weeks-Old Pullets. 
Mating aud Price lust Free. 
C. W. & H. J. ECKHART - Shohoia. Penn. 
at very reasonable Prices. Live delivery guar¬ 
antee*! Barred Roeke.R.I.Iteds. White,Bi-fnvn 
Leghorn*, Jtinorcas. Write for pamphlet— 
Free. VALLEY VIEW POULTRY FARM 
J. U. SAXKKT, Prop. MeAll.trr«lIle, Pa. 
Baby Chicks 
[ -f^rtu/AkU! Our chicks are bred-to-lay 
j fr:>m breeders chosen for 
All| f! color, laving qualities, size 
; Mr FaRMS/V 1 and thrift. The quality of 
igv- jkv our S. C. vV. Leghorns, B. P. 
Rocks. S. C. R. I. Reds, 
and \V. Wyandottes will 
please you. Send for circular and prices, 
WOODWARD FARMS. Box 184. Lambertsvil|e, N. J. 
FRANCA1S BARRED ROCKS 
Hold all docks records at Storrs, Also high aver¬ 
age over all breeds past 4 years, over 21)11 eggs pci 
bird. Splendid pedigreed t-oi-keiels. puilets. Breed¬ 
ers and hatching eggs. Nine years' trapuesting. No 
chicks. J. F'. f’fljt A'C'd/A. Wes/hortipton Reach, iV, I'. 
□ AD V f* U | 'y Quantities of Quality chicks 
DHO ■ for delivery each ueek after 
March 1st. Leading varieties at reasonable prices. 
98 per cent, live delivery guaranteed. Write for price 
list. THE SPENCER HATCHERY, Spencer, Ohio. 
Bred-fO' 
Turkeys. Geese, Ducks.Guineas. Bantams, 
Hares, l'lifci.ns. Dogs, Batiy Chicks, Stock. 
Catalog. Pioneer Farms, Telford, Pa. 
Improving Poultry Ration 
Would you give me a feeding formula 
for my flock of White Leghorns? I am 
feeding them buckwheat in the morning, 
noun a wet mash of equal parts of gluten, 
bran. Alfalfa meal, beef scrap, cornmeal. 
and cottonseed meal. My hens are doing 
fairly well, but do you think it necessary 
to feed as much beef scrap when feeding 
Alfalfa meal as when omitting the meal? 
Does the Alfalfa meal take the place of 
green stuft? I feed the corn on the cob 
at night. Are early chicks as apt to be 
troubled with diarrhoea as those hatched 
in May ? The late ones were affected. 
New York. p. w. 
Alfalfa meal is an expensive food, and 
cottonseed meal not well liked by poultry- 
men. A better formnla fur your hens 
would bo the Cornell one, viz., equal parts 
bv weight of cornmeal. wheat bran, mid¬ 
dlings’. ground oats, and beef scrap. If 
this is kept before them dry all the time, 
and the whole grains fed night and morn¬ 
ing, it is not necessary to feed a wet mash 
at noon—quite a saving of labor. Alfalfa 
meal dues uot take the place of green stuff 
or succulent, vegetable foods. Neither does 
it replace beef scrap, as the latter is an 
animal food, ami protein of animal origin, 
beef scrap or skim-milk, is needed in n i¬ 
di non to that derived from vegetable 
sources. Early hatched i-bicks are less 
liable to suffer from diarrlural troubles 
than those hatched late in Hie season: 
they seem to possess more vigor, and es¬ 
cape some of the deleterious effects upon 
baby chicks of extreme warm weather. 
M. b. p. 
Barred Rock COCKERELS 
55 each. Large, even barred, bred from prize 
■winners for fifteen years. Guaranteed to please or 
return at our expense and youv money refunded. 
Also a few Blanc Mmorra Cockerels. 
ELITK STOCK FARM Alunnsville, N.Y. 
We ere now I looking-orders for future deliv¬ 
ery. Nine leading varieties. Satisl'acti*'□ 
anil safe arrival guaranteed. Circular free 
R0SELAWH P0UURT FIRM S HATCHERY, Oliivlllc. Pa 
QUALITY 
CHICKS 
PARKS' Pedigreed BARRED ROCK. EGGS 
82.50 pur 15. Satlsfaetorv Tfaieh Guaranteed, Book < i - 
dor* Now. HAROLD SL I TLE. Schentvus, New York 
W, ROCK COCKERELS 
$5 earli. Hatching Eggs, f£.50 per 15. W. and B. 
Rock. R. (’. Reds, W. Wyandotte*. THE SQUARE DEAL, 
Route 13, N. Tonawanda, Hew York. A. D WALTZ Prop. 
GEORGE T. LURK 
Breeders andHalthingEggs gjSfH :SmSlH 
Good White Leghorn hons.S125 per 100. Satis- 
faetion ar.d safe arrival guaranteed. Catalog Free. 
II. A. SOLDER . Sellersville, Fa. 
RED COMB POULTRY FARM 
Breeder of English Leghorns. Hatching Eggs. 
Prims on Application. No. 53. R. F.0.1, Lakewood, N. J. 
S Ci»rIc«”Irap-JY«»ie(1 Harr,,I Roeli»,F.gg lirvd.range-raised. 
Now shipping eggs, chinks, stock. SatUInelinu guar¬ 
anteed- Catalog frees. ARTHUR L. J£ARILS. Boa N, M.ltord, h M 
LAND AND WATER FOWL 
CHICKENS. DUCKS. GEESE. TURKEYS, GUINEAS. BANTAMS. 
PIGEONS, HARES. CAVIES and DOGS. Stock 51.25 and up. 
Write for my Illus. and liese. Catalog—it's free. 
EDWIN SOUDER - SELLERSVILLE. PA. 
RAPQFD PDTUF. Ba,,v Chirks and Hatching 
DrinfiLl/ fU/L/i J Kggs. 300-'ggsrr*hi. Cocker¬ 
els for Hide. MARVEL HOMESTEAD FARM, lOurgcCaan, llctaanre 
Rarrorl RnoL* 11,4 s "") |e Comb Wln<* l-egliorn K«by ClilcL, 
UdllCUniM Sr**tn IvapTieared el"Ck. CUftnril hatch- 
tng.Sc |>er egg. HICRSVILLE HATCHERY, Hickinillc, N>» 1 U Co., h.t 
BIG, STURDY OECICKS 
We are sure of our chicks because v-e know all about our 
Hi ceiling Stock. Ringlet Rocks, JAart'Q's Wvaiciet tes. 
Quality S. C. Reds. Eglantine I_*-gh-icns. Ifcej B-liverr. 
Catalogue E'*-ec. junht jioe poultit farm. r«pp«r Hiu, s.’i. 
Champion Heavyweight Dark Cornish 
tlie greatest of meat breeds. Consistent winners at 
the largest exliibitions. Also womtei ful for cross¬ 
ing, for roasters and broilers. Unusually tine cocks 
and cockerels, 6*0-18 lbs.. 5610; lu-11 ] 'ns,, 815 ; few 
81>s.. 85. Hens and pullets, 85 each. 6 for 835. 
.Approval shipments (satisfaction or refund.) 
MAPLE DRIVE FARM Dansville, N. Y. 
BUCK’S Barred Rocks 
have made remarkablere"'.rds at Vineland Interna¬ 
tional Laying and Breeding contest. Hatching 
eggs, from selected old hens, S4 per 15; S20 per luO. 
From fnlly matured pullets, $3 per 15; SI5per ion. 
Safe arrival of eggK gnaraiilced. Nothing sold but 
what we produce from our own strain. No baby 
Ohieks this season. GARRET W. BUCK. Colls Nech. N. J. 
DUCKS. GEESE. GUINEAS 
r TURKEYS HARESSDOES 
N. H. FREED, TeHord, Pa. 
Reduced Prices on Chickens 
Hutching eggs. Catalog fire. 
HUSKY CHICKS of Superior Quality 
Harron and Wyckoff stra.us S C. White le ghorns, 
Anierica'a heaviest rtm-k ave nge layer*. lui)% sale 
delivery guaranteed. Prices reduced, Ci'culo- 
free. TTM. D. S>EI L>KL, Box R. Strawberry Ridge.Pa. 
O. ANCON AS. Breeding Spick »ud Eggs. WRITE 
M. X. GAGE A SON - Stt.vEB Ckv , k . New Yohk 
TIFFANY’S SUPERIOR 
/If • 1 WYAND0TTF..S. REDS. TV 11* 
Chicks rjS£and Han Ducklings 
ALDHAM POULTRY FARM R Ho. 34 Phocnisvlllo, Pa 
20,000 CHICKS READY 
Vibvrt 231 to 289 egg strain. Cockerels, E5.( 
Hutching egga. TUi.UO |er 1UU; Biibv chicks, SI 
ANNA M. JONES. - Craryvi 
March nth. s»mt number M irch aid: and 2Sth. White 
Ttocks. T\ hit-- Wyandotte*, lied-. Ruck*. Minuri-as. Anc"- 
nas. Leghorns and lln-ih-n-. I ,oir p-tces. Prepaid P. P. 
1(10411111' delivery gunrnnteed lli nllLO RttiHT hr ex¬ 
perts with 13 veers experiviu * ia one of the largest and 
bestteriuipped hntcherlca in the State Catalogue free 
Ucon rctpiert. i'rwd wh it onrold nKoratrs fny shout 
t-ur chicks. T\ rite today. 
THE KEYSTONE HNTCHF.RY, Richfield, Pa. 
AROEE'S 
EREECI 
EK1N 
Eggsitntl lirrtkt'i 
Fun k List Frke. 
PARCEE'J PEKINS.Iilip.H Y. 
S. C. White Leghorn Hatching Eggs and Chicks 
Two hundred sixty-three to three hued: ed and four egg- 
Males heading - nr pen-. ITrCcoianeoiiable. 
F. W.G&ORGE & 0'O.V5 Route 2 V'mcCanil, TV. J, 
Fancy Mammoth Pekin Ducks S!;!.’RufhS?® 
tiers. Stock for Mile. R* II. AMlKKSO.\. ^oureirlllei, Indiana 
Barred Rock and p 1 
VVKite Wyandotte L0CK6relS 
from heavy-laving tenp-n. st hen3. Fine size, type and 
color, g&oach. A. L. VUEELANI*. N utlcy, X. J. 
C U I p 1/ C S. C. W L . 13c; B RUCKS. I5e; 
n I IV O s C REDS, 16c: MIXED, Tic. 
^-ww-ial Brices OO lnrcp lots. Order Tom this ndv. 
S .re delivcrr gu.nv. FRANK NACE, McAlisterville. Pa R. 2 
Feeding Buttermilk and Cottage Cheese 
Wlwt would you consider the best 
method of footling cottage cheese anrl hnt- 
(■•nnilk to White Leghorns? I keep 750 
layers, and can procure cottage cheese 
at 50c per 100 lbs., anil buttermilk at 
25c per -10-qt. eau, in almost unlimited 
quantities. Am at present feeding dry 
mash of Cornell formula, without any 
beef scraps, and mixed grain (heavy of 
cracked coral, in accordance with the 
Cornell method. TTave been using light, 
and have had very satisfactory egg pro¬ 
duction all Winter, but have been troubled 
with quite a few cases of bowel trouble 
with deaths. I keep a mixture of the 
cheese and buttermilk before the birds at 
all times. SO they help themselves. T>o 
yon think they consume too much salt? 
T put the usual amount in the mash, and 
there must be stilt in the cheese, which 
has been prepared for tlic table, u, c. F. 
Fayetteville. N. Y. 
I know of no better method of feeding 
buttermilk than to keep it before the 
fowls as you arc tloing. and you seem to 
he very fortunate iu being able to get 
(hat mul cottage cheese at such prices. 
It would seem to me well to omit the salt 
from the tnash where cottage cheese with 
salt is fed. as fowls need very little salt, 
and it is. of course, hard to tell how much 
they get in the cottage chouso. With th“ 
coming of warm weather you will find it 
necessary to exercise a little more* care, 
probably, to see that these products are 
in wholesome condition when thev reach 
you, M. B. D. 
Thorobred Bronze Turkeys 
S6 to S25, 
Mrs, CUDDEBACK Benson Si,. Sknncnieles. N. Y. 
1 } • T» V rillYS-f- W. L., Barr Rnoks, Reds, 
ITrilj * K... XX A is. MInorons, s. i\ II. L., Brolt- 
fSiii'i-ial piYri-s on largo lots Safe riWIverv eunrnn- 
tged. Wr-te for prices. J. S. Nui-v.Mi-Ali,Ii-r\ Ille, l’ii. 
HITE ORPINGTON 
JL L. Taylor 
HATCHING EGGS. 
Factor wills. Pa, 
Sired by 1st prizo MmUmiii Sqom'o 
»lit. Miss EUZABEIH TRIE, Drxuer, Viigimi 
Bird Wolf 22-30 llis 
Otnli-o. IK-tts all 
Special Sale Regal-Dorcas White Wyandottes 
Mated iH-nt of fmir g.-od pull-ts and Luck or Cockerel, 
8-' i. ' beice CockvreU. $i. F gs, «to i„-r too. 
H. NV. BUNK - Germantown, New York 
?S A t. Suit Pulieuand 10 Hon-tit ri eai-h. C-ickri- 
els, Dr. . | from * Bflsfon, Bait 
Bi tf'lo winnent. BREEWFDStJ P0ULTRT f 4RDS, Silver CreeK. I.T. 
for sale Mammoth Bronze Turkeys 
from prize-winning sBx'k *' Guldb^iik *' Strain, l i gi 
frame and bone. M!« ILIA ( 111 MII 1.1.1. Hr*|,rr, TlrtluU 
T’nre bred, firm range-, selected lav- 
85 “i t Pg-t- Si ~i per l.>. Chicks, 22c 
liltOVEU 11 mini, Conjttniiiiri, Pn. H. S 
O. BulTLeghorn Hatching Ege*. fi.50 pot 1S;I1J 
■ per 100. B. B. Cl SLICK. N Kwitrt.n, Nktv Vors 
Horning’s 140-Egg Bourbon Red Turkeys 
Hatching iii t*ca*on. M.OH4 HOUMMJ, 21. I, 
Single Comb WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS 
Orders new '• ken r-r S|,rtng de'lverv. Utilitv stork, 
SHUHOLa KKLTT-l*Ori.TIt¥ MUM, ShohoU, r». 
ForSale-The Thompson Ringlets 
Barred Rock Cockerels 
I have been buying oggsaml stork of Mr. Thomp- 
s*ia for 8 or 9 ye.,rs and have nice cockerels for 
broetliug. Si each. Adaress 
CLINTON R. HOCSEL Ringoes. N. J. 
old UucL Glnnt llrniirr Turkey. Bi» « fl* j r.' fr» ml, 
i lb. stock. THOMAS REILT, Chtltouvill*. Plymoutii, Mass 
Light Brahma and Jersey Black 6iant Cockerels 
r” p | Sid eip-Vi, Satisf r'tion •Suaranteed. 
ror oale ,j a. lanu, Meivtiie, l i,, n. y. 
America's Premier heavy-weiuht Fowl. Fast grow¬ 
er*'. Heavy layers; Yellow skin Free doserfptlve 
Catalog lend Price T'irt. C. M PACE t SONS, Bbi I9U kclmir, H. J. 
COCKERELS Light and Dark BRAHMAS 
Parks’ Strain Barred Rocks 
Ulitching Egg.-, fill per WO. J TK0PEIN0, Spxrrowlnuli. VV. 
Black Jersey Giant Cockerels, S4 lo $10 
LESLIE HtSO.N. Q.nua, H. Y. 
DROWN and WHITE I.i'ghorns, R. !. K«ls, both combs. White 
Wyantlott' s. u :m s right. lUu-tnktcd Catalog rr--e. 
RIVER0AU POULTRY TERM Boi I8S Riwrd.lt, H J. 
Mamiuolb Broii/i' Toma, 
stronge Y r° and setter S.C. Ai\CO\AS-CHICKS 
•end ug yourorder for April or lat«r delivery. Shop- 
p»’’d Strain. S25 pvr hundred, delivered. 
SHADY LANK FARM Kushville. N.Y, 
TRAPNESTED JS». O- H. I. HEDS 
Vibcrt'B 331 to 289 i-gg >’ min. Hatoblng i'gg«. IHI per 
100. f3.Auper Hotting. Baby chick-. WA per ioo. 
SXJNNY'BROOK FARM - EluLAVlUe. N. Y. 
•‘AMERICAN Dominiques^ 
pur»K^6 w fowl. Single biuLs, Sis 5—#l!S.50s — 
f’iO, SilUdflUltivll (evd. W. H. AUKJNS, StMoopc, Viiqinia 
s^le Large White African Guineas 
"The hind that *0 ive the hawks n*nv," $'2.50 eari 
ERANK ROSECRCiUGH. "The Locusts” Brockoort. New Yatk 
r AB Y CHICKS-S. C. WHtTE LEGHORNS 
T’-om Cornell Certified St<»ck. S30 per Ifio. Seleeteil 
hops, mated with certified ..-i-cnereis. S20 jiev 100. 
Price redn-ed on late onion. Snow Plumage 
Poultry Farm, LESLIE MOORE, Ellenville. New Yorh 
r n rnc tiatiy t'hii'ks. 20cnndtii>. 
■ II: tolling Eggs. 8c mid m■. 
WERNER BROS., NO. Marion. N. 1 
E 3 GrGrS From S. C. R. I. Reds 
C hicks anp hatchino sggs. single Ct>mi> K-.-ds. 
Ancona,' tntr and Brown U ghorns. rvotO pure-bred, 
free intiL-i* br*'ittl«-i «, that an- hri-d for sixe. vigor, and 
high production. I'u cular. APlUtN l»e NfcKV, Seilaa, N.Y. 
Prize wititiora at Cornwall Poultry show at New 
burgh. Great layers. Fine typo. 
ARTHUR B. OSTKOM Rhine bee*, N. Y 
Idyldell Farm Standard Quality Chicks 
WOLCOTT. NEW YORK 
From bred to-lay at-ielc. Barron Wlilia Leghorns. 
Brown Leghorns, Ancon is, tarred Rocks, R. I, 
Reds. DIO p. e. Ove delivery guiirauteoii. They aro 
bred, hutched And shipped right Prices reasonable. 
WhittWriwUna* Deiral-noruKiifrain. F,->vc •Ckoi'elsyet.BS. 
Kgg-. #t.*j—15; itw. Orderaow. r iiaL.s.necaFiiii.N.i 
nuK'hiug eggs, per 100, Baby clucks. $!fA per loo. 
fiuaaybrook Farm - KHxavllte, New Y ork 
Chicks and LV-s. Martin-Por- 
5 VV yandottes , »» strain. White mid Barred 
ETieett Kigbt. AHtlREW B. CARO. R. 0. t. Bauntoa. H. J. 
Rodn, 
S. C. RED HATCHING EGGS 
(Owen Form Strain.) Only matured stock, selected for 
Utility and beauty, used as breeders, l.ggs earefully 
packed Fertility guaranteed Prices- $1.15 ner setting; 
ifH per hundre<l. II. B. Oroukhlte. Fert 1‘luln, N.Y'. 
Hnby Chiclet, 1 tie and up. 
Hatching Ggg*. tie and up. 
, Sit. Slurlou. New York 
S. C. W. Leghorns 
Circular tree. Warner linn,. 
iVvundntte*—S. 0. Aneonas. 20th year. Cl tv a 
o\VM,A\U FARM BOXL97 ihRMOSP, N. Y', 
Following a recent earthquake in a 
rejrinn that shall be nameless, five-year- 
old Jimmy was sent by his foud parents 
to a distant uncle’s home. Three days 
later they received this wire: “Am re¬ 
turning your boy. Send me the earth¬ 
quake.”—Literary Digest. 
BARRON'S WHITE WYANDOTTES 
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds 
ftig-b neit, dark reds. March hatched oookorcls, *5— t? 
each. Hatching egg* from 2-S-vr. breeders, 3 for $6. 
ALEXANDER M. KAHN Arnold Aw:.. Uabylon. N. Y 
ONLY. 1 have b»*en an inpoifttr *dnee 191*2 of tho highest 
recoi*d stock obtainasHI^ My fxvwl are range bred, and as 
producers arc unexcelled. 1 have cocks, cockerels, 
hens, pullets. Eggs fm* hatching. Prices reasonable. 
e. few ii niSx ip.iixciis« r x. r. 
For Sale-Exhibition English and Abyssinian 
A \7'TI?C 8J7.50 per pair while they last. 
V ltuo W . 0. ACKERMAN Neshfoic. N. J. 
