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Thinks Well of Red Poll Cattle 
I was interested in your answer to 
II. F. I’., on page 24(3. as to choosing a 
dairy breed. I have now and have bad 
for several years ilolsteins. Jerseys, 
Guernseys. Shorthorns and Red Rolls, 
They are mostly high grades. They get 
average farm treatment, are fed feed that 
we grow, with some concentrates during 
Winter. Our Red Rolls keep in better 
condition than any»others during the bad 
Winter months. The steers do not make 
as large cattle as the Shorthorns, though 
they do well. The cows are more reliable 
milkers. They produce more bntterfat 
than any other breed we have under the 
ordinary farm treatment. You cun force 
the Ilolsteins better than any others. If 
you want to specialize, they cannot be 
beaten. Cut the average farmer does not 
specialize. Why is not the best average 
all-round row the best for him? The 
dual-purpose cow. as breeders express it. 
They stand hardship .better than the dairy 
breeds, are less subject to disease, make 
fine beef, and are good milkers. Red Rolls 
can be kept in good productive condition 
.<>r less money on the average farm. Are 
we not going to excess in specializing? 
' “-Sima. j. r. n. 
ERNEST TREWER, freehold, N. J 
GERMAN SHEPHERD 
Old English Shepherd dogs: Brood Matrons, Pup¬ 
pies. Bred for larrn helpers. Spotted Boland Chinn 
Hogs. 10c for instructive list. Nishna Collie 
Kennels. W R WATSON Mpr . Box 1745, Mscon Mo 
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The kind thnt, snake good. Males, SI?: females, S8. 
with full pedigree. All orders tilled while they Inst. 
A l*to Dnroc-.lersoy spring pigs, pare hred. Brices 
tnai will please yon R. B ARCHER. Watertown, N. Y. 
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list free. Levi Farnsworth New London, Ohio 
40 Purebred Stallions and Mares 40 
All Ages 
Blacks, Grays and Roans 
Largest herd in the East, headed 
by Imp. Majorat and Keota 
Munchausen 
Prices Reasonable Apply for Catalog 
HARRY C. TREXLER - Allentown, Pa. 
Berkshire Swine News 
We are finding the demand for Berk¬ 
shire service boars and bred gilts excel¬ 
lent. During the past few weeks we 
have sold Berkshire? to customers in 
New York. Massachusetts, New Hamp¬ 
shire, Maine. Pennsylvania. Maryland. 
Delaware. Ohio, Michigan, West' Vir¬ 
ginia, Vermont. Virginia. Wo have 
made hut one shipment to each of the 
States of Virginia, Maine and Vermont. 
But to the others we have made several 
shipments, many consisting of several 
animals, all in the past few weeks The 
Berkshire demand, after the recent de¬ 
pression. has apparently got back into 
its old-time stride. 
H. C. & II. B. HARPEXDIXG. 
STANNOX FARM 
MAY ROSE GUERNSEYS 
LARGE BERKSHIRES 
AT HIGH WOOD: 
Offers a few Bull Calves from .1-18 months 
old. All from high testing A. R. dams. Herd 
free from tuberculosis. Prices reasonable . 
P. F. Staples. Mgr., East Holliston, Mass. 
Barrows and -ows bred by ns competing in Penns 
State reeding contest made average daily gains ol 
193 to 2.25 pounds rev day. defeating several hun 
died heed of fourdifferent breeds. One of these bar 
vows later won firstat thp Intern Hti»>nal in Chicago, 
H. C. <fc II. B. HARPENIFINfi, Bo. 15, Dundee, X. V' 
BELGIAN HORSES For Sale 
Choice stallions end Mures, including nil my show 
slock. (We won twenty-five hundred dollars in cash 
prizes in three shows this fall). Ten brood and show- 
mares weighing one ton each, 20 Sielln.ns and (lilies 
from one to three years old. If a stallion is n«.-,i,-d 
in your district 1 will arrange to place one there. 
My stock will pirn-.- you. Terms arranged. 
DENNISON FARMS 
159 Pearl Street Buffalo, N. Y. 
Heifer Shedding Teeth 
I have a young cow and since she has 
been fresh her teeth came loose, and one 
of them came out. Is there anv cure for 
it? G. M. B. 
Pennsylvania. 
The front or incisor cutting teeth in 
every adult cow’s mouth are somewhat 
loose. That is necessary to prevent them 
from cutting the dental pad of the upper 
jaw. which takes the place of upper in¬ 
cisor teeth. The incisor teeth come in at 
first as milk teeth and are shed later and 
replaced by permanent inefsor teeth. The 
middle pair is shed at 18 months to two 
years of age. then the second pair, then 
the third at about a year’s interval in 
each case, and tile last or fourth pair bv 
the time the cow is 30 months to four 
years old or n little older, according to 
the way in which she Las been handled 
from ealfhood up, Yon may have found 
a milk tooth in the feed box. In that 
ease the tooth will be replaced by a 
larger permanent one. Or you may have 
found the shell or crown of a grinder 
tooth (pre-molar) from the front of an 
upper or lower jaw. The first three 
grinders, or premolars, come in as milk 
teeth and are replaced by larger per¬ 
manent ones about the same time as the 
incisors. The last three, or hack molars, 
are permanent from the time of eruption. 
The incisor teeth of old cattle break off 
in time, and small rounded knobs or but¬ 
tons remain. a. s. A. 
PERCHER0N HORSES sTe 
(Registered Thoroughbreds) 
Two very Choice Stallions. One Excellent, 
Imported Brood Mare. S.-vcrnl Fillies, 
one to three years old. Gentle and Sound. 
All Fine Individuals. 
PROBASCO FARM 
Flemington New Jersey 
J. E. WATSON 
REDVALE FARM 
Redding, Connecticut 
GUERNSEYS OF QUALITY 
Murbleriule? Conn. 
Berkshire of Size and Quality 
Breeding gtock of an ages. Uood show reeoi'l. Cholera 
immune. KHTIAKI) K. « AIS, Lebanon, N. J. 
Bull calves of exceptional breeding. Tuber¬ 
culin tested, 
John W. German 
Owner 
n K If K 811 IKES. Big type sows, boarsand pigs for gale 
U Ail stuck guaranteed. PAIHOOK t’iiiMs, llurtficld, X.J. 
Robert B. Harris 
Superintendent 
ALL AGE BERKSHIRES S 0d c b o d 
sxprsai paid. DAVID WIANT. Huntinqton Mills, - Pa 
Percheron Horses for Sale 
OXE T’T'RE-BRED PEKCHEROV STALLION, Re- 
ciKiered. Enrolled muhk!, New Yr-rk suite. Six 
vw»r* «W* weight I'KKI lt». A beautiful dappled 
an v. pertertlv broken double, 
OXE. PER('IIEIll>X MARK, Fii reels!ereil. Seven 
year* old. wvietit Mod the. Al-o n lienutiful ,lnp- 
ptvit grey in color and perfectly broken ancle and 
double. 
The above are an exceptionally high-class team, end are for 
sale at an attractive price, as we ere Utscoutinuina breeding. 
Will sell separately or toaetber For HALCYON FARMS 
further Information, call or address Goshen. New York 
We are offering for sule two regintered bulls ready 
for service fiom A. K. stock on both sides for *1 50 
EACH. Also two younger bulls from six to nine 
mouths otd for S10O Each Herd Federally 
Tuberculin Tested. Real opportunity for fanner*. 
THE OAKS FARM 
Walter S. Kerr, Mgr. Cohasset, Mass. 
Bull Calves at Bargain Prices 
We offer Funnels and Breeders of Guernseys an op¬ 
portunity to secure exceptionally breu. healthy 
bulls, from a clean. Tuberculin Tested Herd at r ea¬ 
sonable prices. King of the May—Dolly Dimple— 
Golden Secret, and Glenwood breeding out of A. R. 
dam* or .rams that will be tested. Write for sales list 
aud Pedigrees. WiW , M|Rr F , RMS n s Md s , Phll , Pl 
Gabon, Ohio 
Rutland, Vo^fnont 
TARBELL FARMS GUERNSEYS 
Bull calves and hulls of serviceable age. H. breed¬ 
ing. Prices Tery reasonable. Write for pedigrees. 
SMITHVILLE FLATS Chenango Co. New York 
New York 
Wanted Saddle Horse ^ 
stionfc, substant al, (rood bondltioti stat** particulars 
and lowest cash price. HALL O C K, i (113 ton, N. J. 
BEAMES’ BIG TYPE 
Chester WTiites 
FOUR ROADS FARM. Sugar Loal. N.Y 
bale GUERNSEYS & 
olioice Bull Valves, ranging in ages from three 
months to a oerviceable age. Masher Sequtland May 
Rose breeding. Excellent individuals, and from 
Dams doing 400 to 500 lbs, fat with ordinary farm 
cure. These lire priced to sell. Address; 
» A I’ONVKItB. Btouey Hill Farina, Glee.haw. Pa. 
SPOT FARM OFFERS 
High griuir heifer calve*, $15. Registered heifer calves, 
!?60 to $125* Bull calves, #25 to #100. Registered 
fi-ml high grade cows ami heifer* and hulls, all ages. 
JOHN C. ILK AG AN • Tully, New York 
Pure Bred Reg. Chester White Pigs &*". mXST 
Farrow. Dam, Chester Baby No. H9822. Sire, Sew fan. 
Chief No. lintlTS. Both sex. FRED CUI.MXS, It.wfau., S. V. 
Florham Farm Guernseys ^ a 3 Si" r e b r u B ii 
grade rows \V-> have several well bred ralvea for 
tula at reasonable prices. Sell the scrub bull and 
improve the herd. R. H ALIEN, Mgr, Madison. N. J. 
offer 2ml prize Sr. Bull calf, N.Y. State Fair 
1921. Dam s record, 2.1.80 lbs., Mil lbs. milk. Price, 
*'25 Send for Photo and Pedigree. Alco some 
good bull c.ijvus. two uml three mouths old, 
F. Muhrq & SON • Jorda n, N. Y 
H eliirln-Krlvtlsii t1-if«r uml Hull PaDuu, Pure l-rcil lxrhlcr- 
c*l and high grade. Splendid uidivldiiars and t.rce.Dng 
::. g l»ur... Digs, annwncsort f»SMg. M eCu.CmtsuriC. . N I 
WILL TRADE "fll Msrkud Purebred llolutela Bull Cult' 
for good Dv I av.it or Sharpies suction feed separator 
MAPLELAM-. FARM - Cuusu.f jgu. New York 
SOUTH FARM 
AYRSHIRES 
» ® ■ W w ■_»I-LIBE5,F0R SALI 
, Regrisfereal --xtra fine 
Also year-old boar. Cone A Bmltlie, Gladstone. X. J 
G UERNSE Y B alls 
duclnif Advanenl Ke^ister dnms. I.ow pri'W. Fcflorkl 
tuberculin tested. AL9AM0NT FARMS. Haartt. Ten High *!.. Saston 
FAMOUS DH FENDER STRAIN 
Best of Breeding. Fine Pigc - -f both Sexes at Farm 
ers - Prices. Write VAILEVISTA FARMS Alluny. N. Y 
YVe are offering animRle of all ages for sale. 
Let ns know your wants. Visitors welcome. 
GEORGE A. CROSS. Mgr. - Willoughby. Ohio 
Big Type Durocs £2 
Bred to Or Orion Sensation 2nd and Jr.Jierd Mie lloy .1 
Seusatlou. GOBEL FARMS - .4 rxnandcile. N. J. 
CsusudJga, New York 
For Sale—3 REG. HOLSTEIN COWS 
High Producers. Korndyke an.l i triusbv breeding. Also 
a yearling bull from same line. ViiUeretilin tested. K» 
Celb nt opportunity Ki ll BlliGt fc'AltM, betuduls, H. g 
SUNNYSIDE GUERNSEYS 
ing. two to seveil months old Prices m"ilri«(«. Ac- 
credited herd No. 10036. JUS £. *»n AlSttllE, Kmdrnisuk, II f. 
nUR nr Q J<,e Slid. O. C. K and Sen.ra- 
** * s V tiou Breeding. S» ine Boars and 
Spring Pigs for sale. f. M PATTINCION A SOU. Mtmlielii. H. T 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
For Sale-Re#. Guernsey BULLS 
from accredited herd. May Boss blood and from 
A. R. stock. Well grown—good type—price low. 
Also one son of l.nngwater Africander, ready for 
service. Also offer two iteg. Jersey hoifeis, due to 
freshen this xpt-nig. TV A L 1> O K F F ARMS, 
North Chatham, Colugilna Co., New York 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
The dairy cow of Old England. Quality milk. 
Prime beef. WALNUT GROVE FARM Washinotonville. N.Y. 
DDRfiCS—Hcgistered. Choice stock forshipment 
ELMWOOD Farms, P. O. Box la, Bradford, N. Y. 
Young boon and gilts 
OlilTHIA FARM . 5 
?glstercd Aberdeen 
JAS.C. Dl'NX 
Bull calr, A roof. .-Id. 
ETuskun Park, N. J 
For Sale-One Thorough Brad Poland China Boar 
Age three years. One thorough bred Jersey Red 
Boar at 850 euch Applv 
Cronemeycr Farm, Deposit, Broome Co.. N. Y. 
F\0 R S -A. L, E 
May Rose Guernsey Bulls and Bull Calves 
at reasonable low prices or Exchange tor registered 
Heifers. Fred Aruier, Route 5, Ballston Spa. N. T. 
Offering thei entire herd of Jersey Cattle without 
reserve—CO AYS, M BIFEKS ANll BULLS. 
Noble and Oxford You’ll Do Breeding- 
Prices low for immediate deliveries. 
HAMILTON FARM Gladstone. N. J. 
For Sale-SIX ANGORA BUCKS 
Spotted Polands 
your wants, a. CLYDE THOMPSON. n,»mbvr.6ur(r, Pcnn». 
Beechford Farms GUERNSEYS 
Offers fur stce bull calves with A. K. breeding. 
Prices reAHon.-th.e. Henl under Federal supervision. 
Mount Tremper Ulster t'o. New York 
Ages from two to five yea> s at 525 each. Immedi 
ate delivery. E'or ilellvery June 1st. twenty fivt 
Angora Doe*, at S15 each. Apply 
CR0NEMEYER FARM Deposit. Broome Co., N. Y 
A Chance to Buy PUREBRED Jersey Bull 
of serviceable age. from Register of Mem daiunnd 
of proven sue. at price* easily within reach of the 
business f amine. Halcyon Farms, Goshen, N.Y. 
Ren. .IFRSFY^ 1,1 ■ II > ir miekdixb 
"“»* **_*- J *'-‘^*-‘ * ^ 1'ows. Heifers nml Calve* 
LEON r S1RATT0N CLOVER FARM Monticells H r 
The big. smooth type of superior quality and breed 
ing. Bred g'lts. service boars ami Spring pigs al 
reasonable prices. \V. IV. AV K I M A N, P. O. 
Box No. 469, Hummelstown, Fa. 
Bred Right Priced Right 
A purebred May Rose Guernsey Bull, ready for ser¬ 
vice. guaranteed f ee from a i dUe.-isr Sire—a dou¬ 
ble grandson of Ultra May King 27r>00. First 10 A. 
R. daughters avorag* 7158.5 lbs. butter fnt at matur¬ 
ity. Dam—1 years old. now on test, milked 65 lbs. 
per day. tiranddam— A. H, 718.3(1 lbs. butter fat. 
Class AA. Address TRIGABLtS FARM. Chaty. N. Y. 
Extra Quality SWISS I 
Grade Toggenburg Bucks. *20. 
S. J. SHAltPLKS It. D. 5 
MILK GOATS 
i. Pit re Burks, 176 
Norristown, P*. 
J^LftmPSniKtS. They are 
bacon type. CTENTUJtUY you will raise 
them. Why not now! Free circular. 
A. S. GRAVeiLL, LOCUST LAWN FARM 
Box k » Blrd-Ia-tUml, Pa. 
