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•Iht RURAL NEW-YORKER 
TjjBSEHl TdtKTON CHICKS^ 
Long Island Hatcheries 
Baby Chicks 
HAftHERY 
LeFevre’s Leghorns 
Barron Stock Imported Direct 
White eggs only, hatched andsold. 
AT CORNELL 
1st In total weight of eggs. 
2nd In color of shell and number laid. 
AT STORRS 
Greatest number of white eggs. 
Nov. 1,1916—Nov. 1.1921 (Five years). 
AT MY CUSTOMERS 
Flock records up to 236 eggs per hen a 
year. 
Hatching eggs, 814.00 per 100 
Breeding males, $5.OOto 810.00 
J. 0. LeFevre, Wild Rose Farm. New Pallz, N.Y. 
chirp stud shake their heads as if some¬ 
thing irritated their throats. Later their 
eyes were watery and some of them 
seemed to gasp for breath, while others 
rattled in their throats. They did not 
eat and T lost several. I greased tlipir 
heads and throats with lard and kerosene 
and put permanganate of potash about 
the size of a small pea to four quarts of 
warm drinking water. The veterinarian 
said it was canker. Looking in • their 
throats we found several with the en¬ 
trance to the windpipe stopped up with a 
cheesy matter. We squeezed this out 
and swnbhed their throat with a solution 
of silver nitrate. Others are not filled up. 
but. mouth seems slimy and breath very 
olTeusive. We have gone over the flock 
every few nights and treated all those 
that sepmed to need it, 
Michigan. * MRS. c. K. 
You seem to he doing about all that, one 
could in rhe way of treatment of these 
pullets, and I assume that you are taking 
good care of the flock in a sanitary way; 
keeping tin- building well ventilated and 
dry and the utensils clean. As to using 
the eggs from it for hatching, much de¬ 
pends upon the condition of the flock in 
the Spring. If the birds appear to have 
recovered their full vigor, there is prob¬ 
ably no very serious objection to breeding 
from them. This is a matter of constitu¬ 
tional vigor, however, not of transmission 
of disease directly. Birds that are de¬ 
pleted in physical vigor in any way do 
not. of course, make good breeders,' for 
their progeny cannot be expected to be 
as strong and capable of resisting dis¬ 
ease as they otherwise would he T T nder 
the circumstances, your flock of pullets 
cannot he said to be promising as a breed¬ 
ing pen. Bullets are inferior to older - 
hens, in any event, and pallets that have 
but recently recovered from disease are 
considerably inferior to those that have 
always been healthy. On the whole. I 
think that only necessity would induce 
me to hatch eggs from this flock. 
M. B. D. 
0 Good Mash 
is in the MEAT SCRAP 
MM Hy-Est is The Secret of The Best! 
NOT HOW CHEAP BUT HOW GOOD. A POSTAL 
WILL BRING A LARGE SAMPLE AND THE REAL 
OLD FASHIONED FARMER'S ALMANAC FREE 
ECONOMY POULTRY SUPPLY CO 
MARTIN R. MAURER, President 
Box R HARRISON, N. J. 
8*Weeks-01d S. C. W. Leghorn Pullets 
February 5th hatch, from fine strain of trim-nested 
breeders. Will make big money for you in summer, 
and serve as excellent breeders next Spring, SI.25 
per bird. Special price in large quantities. Most 
dispose of 25U pullets Good layi-rs. Excel lent stock. 
At sacrillce to quick buyer. MULLER * MULLER, Vineland. R. J. 
S.C. WHITE 
LEGHORN 
171-th quality stock of the best laying: strains at reduced 
prices. Hood service. Price. *15 per 100; #140 peri,Out). 
Parcels post paid. Safe arrival guaranteed. Order now. 
Write for circular. 
HARRY F, PALMER - Midclleport, N. Y. 
George Phillips’ White Leghorn Chicks 
S22 per It 10 postpaid, March 22-29. April 5-12; 
lower prices later, it ordered now; safe delivery 
guaranteed; from stock produced in tuy pedigree 
matings from a few best individuals with best 
pedigrees. Last year my pen won 2d in New 
York State contest; previous year, 2d through 
six coldest months in both Storrs. Conn., and 
Vineland. X. J., contests. Most my chicks last 
two years have gone to old customers. Send S2. 
balance C. O. D. 
GEORGE PHILLIPS, R 25, North Haven, Conn. 
WOf 13,000 chicks every Tues- 
y day and each one the flesh- 
f and-blood of Officially Certified ' 
and Registered S. C. White Leg¬ 
horns. That means that you can 
bank on the chicks you buy from 
this Institution being strong and 
virile, bubbling with vitality— 
consistent heavy layers 
thoughout the year. 
\ ITD CC Write for descrip- \ 
Wk * l \ rr, live literature. 
Please mention 
vOv when and how many I . 
chicks you want, in \ 
2S red Uplod Standard 
Jfot VownToJl Price 
Purebred S. C. W. Leghorns. B. Minorca*, B. Rock*. R. I. 
Reds. Lynn A. Munger, Wolcott, Wayne Co., N.Y. 
EGGS-S. C. W. Leghom-CHICKS 
from heavy-laying, vigorous strain from Cornell cert hied 
stock. Minimum weight of breeders, l lbs. Reared on 
free i aage. $t!5 per 100. less '.’04 nfter May 30th. Kggs. $10 
pol* 100. GEO, CADI, Orchard Brook Poultry Farm, Liverpool, N.T Cir. 
CA BREEDING INSTITUTION 
rj/ot a Mere Hatchery 
FAIRPORT, N.Y 
Duality Baby Chicks and flalching Eggs 
Reasonable Price. Circular Free. ROYAl FARMS, flergey. p». 
“College Queen’s” Record 
nt Storrs 7tti Laying Contest 
My White Wyandotte Records. nntde at Storrs. 5th 
COUtest, first of all breeds, record, 2205. 7th con¬ 
test, 2nd of all breeds, record, 2179. 10:b contest, 
1st of all breeds, record. 2234. Start right Oh x 
and Eggs for sale. Guarantee Taper cent of eggs 
fertile. Also a few R. I. Reds. 
O. G. KNIGHT - Bridgeton, It. I. 
Big Fully Illustrated 
Catalog of Baby Chicks 
WINNERS-S. G. W. Leghorn Chicks 
They are winning for me, why not you’ Yonngs- 
Ferris strain. Farmers’ prices. Circular free. 
OAK HILL POULTRY FARM Reute 2-A Bath, N. Y. 
$2.50 Each “MRCAB White Wyandotte Pullets 
Early hatched. Also hens and cockerels. F.-nm raised, 
Fine bred stock. MUSK00AY P0UITRT FARM, north cijmer, N. » 
Drawer 4 
Rosemont, N. J. 
D ADDER DOPlfO Led all Rocks at 
DAnntU ItUulVO Storrs Contest 
last year. Cornell Certified Breeding Cockerels. 
Hatching eggs. Baby chicks. Circular. 
KENT POULTRY FARM CazeNOvia, N. Y. 
Jersey Black Giants 
America’s heaviest weight <-hickf*n«. Mature early. Lay 
extremely large egg?. Splendid winter Lavers; make 
tlie finest market fowl when dressed. 
Light Brahmas 
■ erv large, splendid!, nusxkrd, wonderful yellow «iin. 
Make bne roasting chickens, jbig jnon. v maker*. 
For sturdiest day-old chicks, both breeds 
?5 chicks $15 50 chic ks $27 100 chicks $50 
Goodflox Cliix are all tree runted on our firms. Our 
breeding slock is all liiLv matured before-«cstart usine 
rp; for hatching. TVc-erll both hat chine an3 
chicks but hr buying chicks yon are sure of 100VJ, 
cine kens. Deliveries begin February 14th. and con- 
1 ,nue as long as supply holds out. Send for boo idee or, 
to avoid -'-lav. order from ad. Goodfiox Pnultrv 
r arms, 3* Water Street, New Brunswick. N /. 
Eaacof foefl and galvaniied iron. 
B triple walls, nursery, JC-- i 
copper tanks ia incubator and Eg 
brooder 30 day.’ trial—money Id — 
back if not O. k. FREE Catalog. W yA -, 2 
260 EGG INCUBATOR AND BROODER $28.7! 
Ironclad Incubator Co. Box 81 . Racine.Wis, 
S. C. RED HATCHING EGGS 
iOwen Farm .Strain.) Only matured stock, selected for 
utility’ mid btviuty. used ;t- breeder-, I.ggs carefully 
packed Fertility gu iriiuUu d. Prices It.3S per setting; 
*'4 per hundred. It. B. Crunk lilte. Fort Plain, N.Y. 
Come from healthy, carefully- 
culled, free range stock. 
Sturdy, hearty youngsters 
\ ^ that will grow. All leading 
breeds. 25,000hutched.weekly. 
Low prices. Thousands of 
satisfied customers. Catalog 
and price list free. Write today. 
STOCKTON HATCHERY 
EUMERT It. WII.SON, Pr-.p 
Box L Stockton. New Jersey 
S. C. Black Minorca Baby Chicks 
Papo and Northrup strain. Bred tor heavy egg pro¬ 
duction from strong, healthy, vigorous hens on free 
range. Nothing but Minorca*. Noiv booking or¬ 
ders for delivery any time after April 1st. Also 
hatching eggs Price* right and satisfaction guar¬ 
anteed. LAKE SIDE MINORCA FARM, 
R. L. SHOEMAKER, Bind Point, Yales County. New York 
WANTED—5,000 Day-Old Light Brahma Chicks 
in two shipments. Communicate nr once 
BROOKCREST FARM - Cranhury, N. J. 
GIANT BRONZE TURKEYS 
Rocks. Red*. Leghorns, Minorca*. I.ieht Brahmas, White 
Pekin Ducklings. 
We specialize in Marcy strain 
Jersey Black Giants 
Shipment hy Parcel Post pr.-j.jiid. ho percent Safe Arrival 
Guaranteed. Send tor Catalog and Prices. 
LONG ISLAND HATCHERIES, Inc. 
Rockville Center, L. 1. 
We offer 25 head of fine young breeding toms at S20 
to S25 per head. BIRD BROS., Meyersdale. Pa. 
©. Motlled Ancomo. Baby chicks, $17—100; $s.jo 
• —50. GEO. K. BOWDISH, ERPEKANCK. Nkw Yoak 
For Sale—Bourbon Red Turkeys ^ ar ' 
Hens, 58. Toms, 510. FREO SHEPPARD, Lyons Falls! NY 
o*c Comb Black Minorca Cockerel*. $8 each 
I Eggs. $3 per 15. R. E. NOI'RSE. PraXkujt, N. H. 
From vigorous, be/ivv-layiac strain*. For 
more than .,il rear*. Pine Free liatehen — 
The Oldest llHtchery in thel nited State.” 
—lia* been shipping chick* that were bred fo lay and 
pay. Setlhfyiuc thoii-ands ol customers him made our 
long and steady growth possible. Before buying 
onickstnf* epnng. get our literature. A, 
Fully dearrihea oor six hreeiU arid 
quotes unuauallv low prices for high 
quality Stuck. Write today 
PINE TREE HATCHERY 4QL_JgL 
JOS. D, WILSON. Prop. 
Box M Stockton, New Jersey 
QUALITY IS*OV1CI 
ANCOX vs. Breeding Stock and Eggs. WRITE 
4. GAGE A SON - SitVKE Chejk, Xe\t Yoke 
chinesI Goose Eggs 
from choice stock. 
M.B. MOORE. Wilcrvliete, XT. l.F.D. 
WANTED White Pekin DUCK EGGS 
for Hatching Suite price and when delivery can he 
made FREDERICKfEITUSCM,SPKrNi.KiEMJG.iRnJcir», I„ 1„ N.Y. 
A. C. JONES’BARRED ROCKS 
300-EGG STRAIN—OFFICIAL 
tiff Orpington lie 
1 OD1THIA FARM 
n* u.-id Pullet-, $15 and St. 
- Stanley, Nru> York 
Well-Bred from Record Layers 
Ka*.-h chick with Its s»crlins, robust rrt#«ity is a tilringr illus- 
ti jrion of our qu*iscy iaJcr. Wbstsver you prefer, you 
wre c* - rt*iiito £^tchirks bt*t -'xvin^ £arc:ui^;e Yrhea 
you order HUXPOT QUALITY CAlfttK^* 
Baby chicks from flock; sisters to winning r 
loth N. \. Competition. Moderate prices fnr c 
irom America’s heaviest Barred Rock layers. 
OFFICIAL RECORD 313 
A. C. JONES 
ticht Rrnlimua. Cockerels, $5 each. Flatching Eggs, 
I ANNA B. CORWIN, 15. No. 3, NEwnt uou, N. Y. 
GEORGETOWN, DELAWARE ' 
Sent parcel post prepaid. Sole arrival of 
full count guaranteed anywltere within 1200 
miles. Catalog and Ptfcc List Free. 
F" Hill POT box i 
* • rilLLr U 1 FRENCHTOWN. N, J 
Barred BOCKS Kr.fJJ* 1 - 
Farm Raised. Free Range. Cockerels. S5 50-S7 50 
Hatching Eggs. $12-100. J. A. CRAIG, Freehold! N. J.' 
For Sale-Exhibition English and Abyssinian 
A YT'Tp'C S7.50 per pair while they last. ■ 
KjXX V w o ACKERMAN Neshanic, N. J. 
Tile Delaware Valley RABBITRIES 
Now Zealands and Rufus Reds nowready forSpring 
_breeding- Choice bred Does a specialty. 
THKO. S. MOORE - Stockton, N J. 
C G. ANCON AS of Ultra quality, owuland Farm’s 
^ ’ egg bred w inners. Folder. 
E»RIE S. WILSON, Bn 497. Htim-ond. N. y. lee’j N T. Saran* Clut 
S peckled Sussex HATCHING EGGS Circular- 
FIOXKKK PO PITHY 11,1 1 »T. Sun N.IItbSl^ Patsrron, 
Baby Chicks 121c Each leghorns 
Safe arrival guaranteed. 15 years shipper of day- 
old chicks. Circular free. 
BABY CHICK FARM • Stastsburg-On-Hudsm, N. Y. 
One and Two Dollars Each2L R n l ^ H H “ R n N | 
ISLAND PULLET* AN0 HENS. Must dispose of them 
n £i i f c . rlfi, ’ e trt room. A few cockerels for sale 
HATCHING EGGS IN SEASON. Correspondence solicited' 
CONNISCIIFFE POULTRY FARM • Tensfly N j! 
