468 
Single Comb White Leghorns Exclusively 
BARRON STRAIN OUT OF IMPORTED BIRDS 
JllllMI breeders on Iret* firm range, but.termnk fed. 
All united to cocks iuif1 cockerels out ot imported 
birds The finest lot ol breeders 1 ever owned. 
Now booking orders for bn by chicks. Veto, March, 
April May delivery. Hi to X2.0DU weekly. The kind 
that lire if given half a e lift nee. Lags for hatch¬ 
ing now ready in any quantity. My book. *’ Profits in 
I’cull try Keeping Solved.” $1. or free with all $10 orders, 
t'iienlars Free. KIMIAII lUtlOGS, lJox To, I’lens- 
nnt Valley, N. V. 
DARBY’S 
LEGHORN CHICKS TtVWl 
Winning Pen in last Vineland Laying Contest 
Close to the top in this year’s V melaud Laying contest 
C. T. DARBY - North Branch. N. J. 
^ While Leghorn Chicks 
Barron and Eglantine strains. 5,000 quality chicks P 
weekly from healthy, vigorous, free range breeders. 
No lights or forcing methods used \ll chicks 
hutched in improved fresh ah' incubators, designed 
and built under my personal supervision, a-'III in-il 
li\ fifteen years' experience hatching and breeding 
la-gb-ms. It will pay you to get my reduced prices 
and tree circular. 
KKOOKSIDE POULTRY I ARM 
|[ C- BHO'VN PergeII lit« vl IIC. V. J. 
SS78S WHITE LEGHORNS 
tVe have over ;ioo certified leghorn*. mated to certified 
males from which we offer eggs at S3 00 per setting 
|.i egg-S8.00 per fiftyi SIS.00 per hundred. Also 
n pen of yearlings, mined to rerltned m.iles at $2 00 
per selling S7.00 per hundred, lire hundred or more 
in nne siniiixji'ut hi $6 00 par hundred. 
REMEMBER we have been breeding Ob 1 - strains for 
over 20 years iiinl that w e breed from only late moulting 
hens, No baby chicks, pullets in season. No circulars 
V CORNERS POULTRY FARM 
J. J. Weep & Sun, Proprietors It ■■ list on Bpn. S. V. 
BUYING X^ITH ASSURANCE 
Ten years S. 0. W. Leghorn Breeder Free farm 
range. Three consecutive years Cornell Certifica¬ 
tion. Our pen finished second in N Y. State Lay¬ 
ing Context for first year. Five of pen Have official 
records of 202-214 221-223-230 eggs. Baby Chicks. 
Hatching Eggs < 'iroutar on request. Hill VIEW FARM 
H F, HENDRICKSON. Bridpehampton. Long Island, New York 
S. C. White Leghorns 
Hot yom BABY CHICKS and HATCHING EGGS f rom the 
flock that, produced my pens which finished next, to 
tiie top in the Vine'and and Bergen County Conti M -. 
Write for prices, stating quantity and date desired. 
J W. BOTTCHBH - Mt. Holly. N. J. 
scwhite n/inv PUIPI/O 
LEGHORN DADT UmOlVO 
High quality stock of the best laying strains lit reduced 
prices, flood service. Price, $15 pel-100; $1 Ml per l.OrO. 
Parcels post paid. Safe arrival guaranteed. Order now. 
Write for circular. 
HARRY F. PALMER - Middleport, V Y. 
Mayroyd Poultry Farm 
S. C. W. LEGHORN AND BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK 
BABY CHICKS and HATCHING EGGS 
NEW DORP HEIGHTS Box B Staten Island. N.Y. 
S. C. White Leghorn Hatching Eggs 
flout direct descendants Torn Barron's strain of 
England, ®!i setting of 15; SIO setting ot 100. 
Booking orders now. 
ADAMS BROS. FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM Hector. N. Y. 
CERTIFIED SINGLE COMB 
WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS 
Barron strain. Hie. husky chicks proparly hatched. 
Cornell Certified breeders, two to four years old 
muted with Certified cockerels. $20 per 100 and up 
Extra quality utility stock with Cortitiod cockerels 
$15. Hatching Eggs, $S. Circular free. 
RIVERDALE POULTRY FARM Cortland, New York 
Th« beautiful bualnaaa ban! Wonderful winter lay¬ 
er*. whit* «Kiri. World Record layer* Ameri¬ 
can Ec« Cont«ltl Greeted! winners New York* 
Chicago. Hardy, rfgoroua money makers. Stock 
Karev, Chick*, • nipped safaly. Catalog free. 
EVERLAY FARM Box 2 * Portland. Ind. , 
S. C. White Leghorn Egg$ ioo SO Theif'd 
C. H. PARISH. Oneonti, N. Y. 
I breed for my own use. 
Mattituck While Leghorn Farm 
Circular. 
BABY CHICKS! $22 per 100 
BARRON Strain 1 $100 per 500 
Mattitvck. L. I.. N. Y. 
Eggs-Chicks-Pullets. p c? d w. 
Leghorn*. Eggs that hatch; Clfick* that grow; PuUets that 
lay. Pullete after June lit. Booking oulrrf now. Cir¬ 
cular. Tioga l.cglisrn Farm, Rlchfurd, 5. \ . 
IT*1 While Leghorn Baby Chicks 
egg producing, free range st->ck. Our twenty years’expe- 
nepo 0 backs every sale; NI0W* TIULTIIT fARM, EllsauU*. R.T. 
S. C. Brown LEGHORNS 
Kulp strain. Bred t« lay. Ohiekaaud Hatch'"* *'ggs for 
sale. Cir. free. HUSH E. rATflRJSH. I. f. 0. N*. 1. ClifUn, R.T. 
FOR SALE ITa-tcliiliS EGGB 
from one. two and three yenr-old Single Comb White 
Leghorn Hens. Jllua Rib!ion winners in two contests. 
Write lor prices. We guarantee satiefai'Tiou. 
Locust Grove I’uullry Kurin, M orlehcn, L. 1, N.V. 
Selected S. C. White Leghorns 
Baby chicks, $20 per 100. Hutching eggs, $8 per 100. 
Or. free. Mountain View PoultryFarm, Hopewell Jet., H.Y. 
HATCHING EJCGS 1 ™ 
nested S. C. White Leghorns, Barron Bock. Range 
utised. $8 per 100. SUNNYBR00K FARM. Eliiaville. N. V. 
BELGRADE. Me.. Jan. 4. 1922- 
“Your strain are wonderful layers; 67 
pullets laid 1041 eggs in December, 
averaging 45 a day now, though it has 
been very cold here.” C. H. MILLS. 
Lord Farms 
Leghorns 
Hatching now four days each week. No 
increased charges for early chicks. Same 
Lord quality—Same Lord prices. 
80-pag'e catalog. 
LORD FARMS 
67 Forest Ave., Methuen, Mass. 
BABY CHICKS 
1100% Live Delivery Guaranteed 
, 34 YEARS HATCHING EXPERIENCE. As 
| a result we hatch chicks the stamina of 
which is excelled by none. Convinced of this 
fact, after recently traveling some 10,000 miles 
| on a tour of investigation. 
Now selling from $.14 up 
8 Varieties 
Write for catalogue, then judge for yourself 
where ttie real place is to buy them. 
I Orders from 25 to 25,000 filled in one shipment. 
MANSFIELD HATCHERY, Mansfield, Mass. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN 
CHICKS 
Straight American Stock 
QUALITY RELIABILITY 
Bred for vigor, size and large white market 
eggs. 15,000 already sold to old customers. Let 
us refer you to them Sate delivery ami full 
count of strong, healthy chicks guaranteed. 
Price list ou request. 
K1RKUP BROS. 
Chestnut Poultry Farm, Mattituck, L. I., N, Y. 
Lone Elm Leghorn Farm 
Hreeder of Strictly American S. C. \V 
Leghorns for the past 15 years. Made a 
greater win on farm flocks at the great 
New York State Fair, than any other ex¬ 
hibitor of S 0. W. Leghorns. They were 
judged by Prolossor Kruni of the Cornell 
University. Day old chicks a specialty. 
Am booking orders every day. It does not 
take much of a deposit to assure you of 
your chicks when you want them. Prices 
reasonable. Send for circular. 
ROY S. RIDER, BalUton Spa, N. Y. 
White Leghorn Baby Chicks 
A practical farm for better chicks, 
Where breeders are trapped, 
And the best are Certified. 
Proven by tlielr Contest records 
At Farmingdute and Cornell, 
Where bluffs are called, 
Anil fourtlusbers barred. 
Moderate prices and a square deal. 
If you mean business, send for free circular. 
And usk about our Certified Chicks, They puy. 
SCHLEIN’S BLUE BIBBON POULTRY FARM 
Centre Moriches, N. Y. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
J Pena of 2 and 8-year-old non-setting and large- 
producing HENS. Mated to cockerel of high quality 
and vigor—nil HOGAN Tested. Carefully selected 
EGGS Tor H ATCHING. 
IS teas S3.OO 2S CHICKS.... S7.S0 
SO •• ... 5.60 50 •' .... 1360 
50 *' 8.60 100 “ .... 25 00 
100 " 16.00 
Flock Moling* —S12 por 100 CUSS 
J. H. WILSON - .Methuen. Bin. 
4. B. Hall *s Chicks Stand 
for Quality 
Our 2000 S. C. Whit* L«jrhoman«i Ithorl# Inland Red breeder* 
are selected (or vigor, alto and type, and in tha raault of 1(J 
vc*r»' t.Ttrrfo! selection. Oor p^n of White Leghorn* In the 
N. Y. State Uylnir Content, hold* 4th pmue for the lat year. 
Certified 
S. C. White Leghorns 
Raby chicks and hatching eggr. from fowls regis¬ 
tered mid sealed banded by n State Kxpert. The 
selection was Imstd oil exceptional production, 
size, vigor uud beauty of type. 
Write for booklet mid prices. 
WHITE SPRINGS FARM. Geneva, N. Y. 
BABY CHICKS—Slone’s S. C. White Leghorns—HATCHING EGGS 
Cornell Certified. Now booking orders lor April Eggs and May and June 
Chicks, at greatly reduced prices. E. R. STONE. Clyde, N. Y. 
a vvvr /^iTWWr^Vrf* All our baby chicks «re hat,rliml from eggs of our 
A 1/ V I Hlf If W own best selected prize-winning and careful! 1 
IJ /-\ |J I B,| II l,l\ 1 1 raised stock. Our prices are higher than hatcher- 
*■ ies selling chicks fromegyspat he-red from random 
S p AA/HITF T FrHORNS flocks, but the difference is made up many times 
• L-A-A-aiover in the amount of eggs produced. 
Our March-April pullets averaged 65% layingduring themonthsof November-Deeember. 
From our former customers, we have hooked a large ninru nil i rinu V V 
nu m her of repeat orders. Ifyoa want quality, write na. DlnLn BILL rHIVlTl, fiaionan, W. I. 
A White Leghorn Actor 
Oue of our readers, Mr. C. .T. Shay of 
New Jersey, has a new use for White 
Leghorns, The bird shown is an actor, 
and Mr. Slnty says of him: 
I enclose a picture of my head book¬ 
keeper. If you want to publish it you 
can say he is only in the cockerel class 
S.C.White Leghorn 
Chicks 
Cornell Certified 
How Many? 
WHEN? 
13,000 every 
k Tuesday V. 
The White Leghorn Tones 
and has not been brought out yet. but I 
aiu going to put him in vaudeville next 
season. I am now training him for an 
act called “Charlie Diamond’s Rival.” 
The White Leghorns are good actors 
at the nest—why should they not show 
lip well on the screen? Many of us have 
noticed poultry and farm animals that 
give remarkable exhibitions iu moving 
pictures. They are trained for their parts 
even more carefully than the humans 
who act with them. No doubt some of 
our people will have a chance to see 
“Charlie Diamond’s Rival” in the future. 
The rival may be a Rock or a Jersey 
Giant for all we know'. 
Poor Laying Ration 
I have 20 White Leghorn pullets, 18 
Rhode Island Red hens, two years old. 
o5 Barred Rocks, which I am feeding 
scratch feed in morning iu litter. At 
noon they get chopped potatoes and 
ground Alfalfa. At night whole corn. 
They have free range in rotation. The 
Rhode Island Reds are laying 10-12 eggs 
a day. I cannot see why the rest don’t 
start. Can you give me some good advice? 
Long Branch. IN’. J. j. w. B, 
If you arc feeding nothing but the ra¬ 
tion that you describe, I can’t see why 
any of your fowls are laying. Scratch 
food is all right for the morning meal, 
but hens that are to lay in the Winter 
need something besides chopped potatoes 
and ground Alfalfa at noon. Whole eoru 
is also good for the last, meal at night, 
hut you should give at nooti, or keep be¬ 
fore the fowls during the day a “mash" 
of ground grains containing meat scrap. 
A good mixture is that known a.s the 
Cornell mush, or equal parts of corn meal, 
wheat bran, middlings, ground oats and 
beef scrap. If plenty of milk in some 
form can be given, the proportion of meat 
scrap can be cut down. This mush, mois¬ 
tened with skim-milk or water, may be 
fed the fowls at noon, or, as most poul¬ 
try men prefer, the mash may be kept dry 
in hoppers before the fowls at all times, 
and the whole grains may be fed morning 
and night. Chopped potatoes in moder¬ 
ate quantity may also be given as succu¬ 
lent vegetable food, but they should not 
be made to replace grain and mash. 
U, B. D. 
Disinfectant for Poultry House 
What is a suitable disinfectant to use 
iu my poultry houses? I have, about 100 
laying hens in two houses. When a warm 
spell conies the houses, although quite 
w’ell ventilated, t It row off a very strong 
odor. I clean them out weekly. I was 
advised that lime was good. I used it 
for several weeks, finding that it appar¬ 
ently put a half dozen of my layers on the 
sick list. R. W. H. 
Chelsea, Mass. 
Lime would not make hens sielc, hut it 
would diminish the value of poultry ma¬ 
nure with which it is mixed. Ground 
limestone would be better, and land pla¬ 
ter better yet. both being absorbents with¬ 
out the active power to release the am¬ 
monia of the chicken manure that burnt 
liruo possesses. A still better and cheap¬ 
er absorbent is dry loam or road dust. If 
these had to be purchased in bags, they 
would be better appreciated and more 
used. Sifted coal ashes are also excel¬ 
lent for the purpose, but wood ashes 
should not be used if the manure is to be 
kept for fertilizer. With weekly cleaning 
and the use of some one of the absorbents 
mentioned, a poultry house should not 
need more active disinfection than can be 
obtained by a semi-yearly coat of white¬ 
wash, unless some communicable disease 
like roup is present in the flock. Your 
use of lime, probably burnt lime, released 
flic ammonia in the poultry manure iti 
part and so intensified the odor ordinar¬ 
ily present; dry loam would have dimin¬ 
ished it. M. B. D. 
Insurance Agent; “But you surely 
agree to taking out an insurance policy to 
cover your burial expenses?” Wily Scot: 
“Na. na. mon; I mieht be lost at sea!”— 
De Laval Monthly. 
ELMFORD FARM 
C« BtttEDING INSTITUTION 
te* M rre hatch try 
FAIRPORT, N.Y 
“GREEN and WHITE” STRAIN 
Single Comb White Leghorns 
BABY CHICKS 
HATCHING EGGS 
MARVIN T. FORSTER, HALL, N. Y. 
CIRCULAR 
"A White Deal Stay* Green in Your Memory” 
CLARABEN COURT FARM 
Importers anti Breeders 
TOM BARRON S. C. W. LEGHORNS AND 
TOLMAN’S STRAIN WHITE ROCKS 
HATCHING EGGS, BABY CHICKS AND STOCK FOR SALE 
It. (101,11. Nn|it. JCusl) n, I.. I., Y. Y. l»l. — *o»!fn 98 R 
Tom Barron’s Best Stock 
S.C.White plus five generations of Trap- 
. ^ ^ ^ nesting. Vigorous Farm-raised 
LEGHORN Breeders. 
C H I X 8V? per lOO 
Harry B. Cook, Orange, Conn. 
EGGS S.C.W.Leghorn CHICKS 
fri’iu heavy-Iiiying. rigorous strain from Cornell certified 
stOL-k Minimum weight of breeders. 4 lbs. it eared on 
frio i Huge. $-•> per 100. less vO’o after May '.tilth. Uggs, $10 
per t*!0. CfO. CA01, Orchard Broth Paultrf Farm, Uvarpoal, N.V. Cir. 
S. C. W. LEGHORN EGGS 
My birds are direct \ oting strain and were 1st prize 
winners at Trenton Fair last fall. Legs. S2.50 and 
S5 PHI' 15 ; $12 |i«r hundred. 
IIA K H Y Is. CONNER . Stock ton, N. J. 
WHITE X^EGHORN OHICKS 
Large. Hfat.thy, Barron*Wtckoff Stock. 
E, It. Griffiths R, j Addison. N. Y. 
HAMPTON'S Black LEGHORN CHICKS 
Q*t niy fret’ circular before you order chicks Tell« why 
iltt* BLACK LF.CH0RH i8 til*'sfi raTest layer aud most profit¬ 
able breed on rorth. Write today. 
A. E. HAMPTON Boa R PITTSTOWN, N. J. 
English 246-278 Strain Black Leghorns 
Imported direct. Circular, tt, s. ci li.fn, f.u»Uw t 
8-Weeks-0ld S. C. W. Leghorn Pullets 
February 5th hutch, from fins strain of trap-nested 
brooders. Will make big money for yon in eunimer. 
and *nrve ns excellent breeders next Spring, $1.25 
imr Idrd. Special price in large quantities. Must 
dispose of ‘25(1 pullets. Good layers. Kxi-ellent stock. 
At sacrifice to quick buyer. MULLES • MULLER. Vinaland, N. J. 
CHICKS 
AND HATCHING EGGS 
S. C. White Leghorns 
From Cornell Certified Breeding Stock, 
SHANNON FARMS, Easlporl, L. I„ N. Y. 
Vancrest Poultry Farm 
Single Comb White Leghorn ducks hatched from 
eggs produced on our own plant by buttnrmllk-fed 
hens on free range. Some rertifled. Circular. 
nt lNK VAN WAGNKK Hyile Park, N.Y. 
For Sail HATCHING EGGS 'S ir 
Itbmie fsliinil *aud S. V- Wliltn T.H£hijrr»i Mullttnl 
and rekm duck egg*. E. C. tIDOUT, Ophir farm, Purahtat, N. T, 
ForSale—Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs 
Send for prices. BAYVILIE FARMS. Bayvllle, N. J. 
C U ir 1/C Kea) Value. Large Engttsh- 
Jtl 1 JTY ij American White Leghorns 
Pedigreed free-rnugo breeders on our own farms. 
This is nn extensive farm with » poultry plant—not 
just a butchery. Send for free booklet and 1922 re¬ 
duced prices. LAUREL LOCKS FARMS. « » o., Pattitswn, Pa. 
BABY CHICKS •'SUPERIOR QUALITY 
We have a limited number of S. C. W. L. chicks for 
sale from onr heavy-laying, vigorous stock. Book 
your orders now. MtualCC aauilN, I. F. r I, ri.lnrt.id, a. i 
8-Weeks-OId Pullets foab mrm fc s h tr , a!n 
50 ready fur April 15th delivery, S3 each. Reserve 
now. 10 p. c.deposit. H. G WINNE, Wspsingert Falls. N.Y. 
“College Queen s” Record l e 0 /, 
at Storrs 7th Laying Contest 
My White Wyandotte Records, made at Stores. 5th 
contest, first of all breeds, record, irjfio. 7th con¬ 
test. 2nd of all breeds, record. 2K9. 10th contest, 
1st of all breeds, record. 2284 Start right. Chix 
and Fees for sale. Guarantee 75por cent of eggs 
fertile. Also n lew R. 1. Reds. 
O. <!. KNIGHT - IYrldgeton, K. I. 
Barron's White Wyandottes Only 
I have been au Importer sine* 1»I2 of tin* Inghe-t record 
stock obtainable. M.v fowl ere i-mige Males, fe¬ 
males. F.ggii foi hatching. Prices reasonable 
II. K. LEWIS - Apalnchin, N. Y. 
W Nlff wmnooihs. Regnl.T'orcmfitoel: Direct, bites, jt.JS 
—IS ; I—Hill. From V No. I heavy laying stuck. Or 
der IIO« • Shipped win-11 WmiiIciI. R. MILL, Sanect fallt, N. 1 
-W- HITE WYA N D O T T E S 
Effg-a-dnystrain. Rose Comb Cockerels, and Sin 
each. Mr*. I mm I m ki k», it. s, I'un l(«tmbll*, llrglnU 
BARRON’S WHITE WYANDOTTE 
FLiCiS , ‘ OK HATCHING. Mated with cocker- 
lvJ uj 2(52 to 278-egg lions From Import¬ 
ed Stock 1*011 1—*»,«0— 15: $7—50: $13—100. 
Pen 2 *1.75-15; *5—50. SH—100. P. P. Prepaid. 
NAUVOO FRUIT ANO POULTRY FARM. Filers. Ps. R 0 1 
■ - ■ * ■« *. <!. \t . I.cgburn,, *|0— 
M J V.—*4 513 per lot*. IIiiali pro¬ 
ducing, Inrgo, vigorous, selected breeders, r.ivera of 
largo, fancy table eggi. StOOXfltLO FARMS, Mirerlluc. N.l. ft * 
