The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
683 
SUMMER SALE OF BREEDERS 
IL™ LEGHORNS 
WYCKOFF STRAIN 
All male birds, full Wyckoff strain, one 
and two years old 
$3.00 to $5.00 Each 
Also one and two-year old hens, half 
to full Wyckoff. $25.00 per doz. Priced 
low for quick sale and little advertising. 
J. GUY LESHER, Northumberland, Pa. 
Barron White Leghorn Chicks 
From heavy producers of large white eggs. We sell year 
after year to the same customers- ■) j tier 100 . ORDER how. 
WM. W. KETCH . Coliucton, New York 
THE HENYARD 
f T1UDT A M at Madison 
A—LAL.LJ Squill. Ktftte Fair etc. 
W V AIM 1T>HTTP Q I'Wia. f«kh.m for 
W I >\iN 1/U 1 1 If.: 93 fur So. ptvpatil after 
May 15. 
“ UKJ i 1 L.J Ifi|$5 for 30, prepaid after 
S NEWTON, 104 Fast High St., BallstonSpa, N Y. 
BenAyr chicks 
Buff. burred Rocks, Reds, Broilers. Circular. 
BENAYR POUETRY FARM - Warwick. New York 
R A R V Kosclawn chicks are full of pep nntl vitt'T. 10 
DH D I varieties. Oideryours today ami be convinced. 
puiflfC t‘rices ami leaflet on request ROSELAWN 
U1IUJ P0TTETRY FARM & HATCHERY. OtUV'Ue. Pa. 
D /t D V Ul Y quantities or quality chicks 
DMD ¥ w ll I A fir delivery each week after 
March 1st. Leading varieties at reasonable prices. 
98 per cent. live delivery guaranteed. Write for price 
list. THE SPENCER HATCHERY, Spooner. Ohio 
A------ 15 eggs I’rspoW. $"J. Stock floth combs. Or- 
Anconaa der today. < 1 . SIMMs, Lute, New York 
— 
S t'. B. MINORCA K Hatching eggs anil baby 
• chicks. H. G. PfcTEHS. Be. 91. Greet Sill., Sleien Island. N. Y. 
I Ight Brahma*. Hatchingeggs. S3—1.1: 13.50—30; fto 
L -100, ANNA B. CORWIN, Nkwbvugii, N. Y. K. No. 3 
Pure While Indian Runner Drake 
from heavy lay me strain. S5. Eggs, 52 40 a setting. 
3 settings. $6. 25 Ducklings, $9 100 Ducklings, $34. 
Safe delivery guaranteed. C. J. Y00ER. Grantsville, Md. 
CHIXandDUX 
ANY KIND ANY OUANTITY 
TRIMMALS 299-291 West Main ROCHESTER. N.Y. 
Tiffany’s Superior 
EGGS 
i Mammoth f’ekin 
-. Giant Rouen 
Mud inn Runner 
ALOHAM POULTRY FARM 134 Phoenixvllle, Pa. 
lARDEE'S 
"PERFECl 
EK1N 
DUCKLINGS 
lingv, 4o cu. t'urh. 
Leg Weakness 
What causes weakness, Joss of appe¬ 
tite and paralysis of legs in chickens? 
They are fed on a purchased laying 
mash, have charcoal, grit and oyster shell 
before them, and np to the present, time 
have picked their own green food. We 
are preparing to feed them sprouted oats. 
I hardly think that the crowding would 
have had any evil effect up to ifbw, and 
we arc giving them the equivalent of 
about four cubic feet floor space. We 
have about 'i~)0 White Leghorns. 
Delniar, Del. r. l. m. 
There is n form of “leg weakness,” 
characterized by sudden loss of use <>f the 
legs, then loss of appetite and, after a 
few days, death, Tt, comes on without 
known cause in previously healthy fowls, 
frequently in well-grown pullets, and 
often causes severe losses in the flock. 
So far as I know, the nature of the dis¬ 
ease has never been determined, and no 
cure has been found. It has been 
ascribed to intestinal parasites, to errors 
in feeding, and to various other thiugs, 
hut I am unable to learn of any authentic 
reports of cause or cure found. Iu the 
absenee of more rational treatment, 
based upon known cause. I should advise 
removal of a licet ed birds from the flock 
and administration of a physic, such as 
a teaspoon fill of Epsom salts dissolved in 
a little water, or one or two teaspoonfuls 
of castor oil given to each bird. If the 
physic was preceded a few hours by a 
teaspoonful of spirits of turpentine, in¬ 
testinal parasites might be gotten rid of 
if present. M. B. d. 
[DUCKLINGS 
Egg* Hud Drakes 
Prick List Irek. 
MHfUS eCKINS.Islip.N.Y. 
Fancy Mammoth Pekin Ducks Slue *itib y bS 
tiers. Stock for sale. E. II. AMfUtSON. Moerntlll^ Indiana 
WILD Mallard DUCK EGGS 
S3 per setting. KILSYTH FARM, Box 36, Huntington, N. Y. 
CALL DUCKSEGGS 
Good sti Ain. Last \ ear’s hatch. 90S. 52.50 a dozen. 
PostPaid. WM CARSTENS Port Clinton. Ohio. R F. D 3 
White Chinese Geese Eggs 
50c each, postpaid. Ten years successful hatching. 
My customers is my record. Order early. 
George E. Howell Sprsce Farm Howells, N.Y. 
OK s*t.E—White China GEE&E ECUS. YBcach. 
BB0OKBH1E POl LTIO YARDS Kyk, New York 
Gold Back Giant Bronze Turkey KSt'Tift 
Errs tor HaUlltng THOMAS DULY, Ckillanllle, Plymouth. Mats 
Breeders and Hatching Eggs LuineaI; a D nb chickens 
Goo.i White Leghorn liens. 2*125 pet- Hal. Satis¬ 
faction And safe arrival guaranteed Catalog Free. 
H. A SO PIT EH - SellersvlUe, Pa. 
JQOURBON REDTURKEYE6GS 
From L’vr.-nl<l liens. Choice matings. Absolutely free 
from disease. »« per Hi. A. E. Adam*, Btoo.t (ntt, N.Y. 
White Holland Iurkey Eggs 
15. Jl LI A K. & It ELL. KttRi lluiiiitUnt, Connect lent 
FinoPnnMru Tuikeyau Ducks Guineas, BNntflmR, 
rlllGrUUlM J Harex. PitfvuUK, 1‘ops, Du by ♦ hirk,-. stork. 
Egftfs low. Catntofr. IMnnvifr Fttritteq Telford* !*«. 
Mammoth Pekin Ducks iu'Lmndw-m kTJ 
Various Questions 
1. How should a wart on a colt’s face 
be treated? 2. What could cause the 
sudden death of a laying Leghorn pullet? 
She had sprouted oats, corn, Wheat bran, 
beef scraps and grit for feed, whey and 
water to drink. The right wing hung 
down. No other symptoms of any dis¬ 
ease to be seen. Bad odor came from 
crop when opened. 3. What ails these 
chicks? They are 111 days old; have cot¬ 
tage cheese, whey, ground corn and oats 
mixed with beef scraps and boiled eggs 
to eat. They have barn floor litter to 
scratch in. The chicks are weak in the 
legs. One chick sat down and let its 
head drop, then its wings quivered and it 
seemed to be dying. Then it got up and 
begau to eat again. H. P. 
Elyria, O. 
1. Use castor oil on wart occasionally, 
or if small, clip it off with sharp scis¬ 
sors ami cauterize the bleeding surface 
with crystal of hluestone. if it has nar¬ 
row neck, tie silk 'thread tightly around 
its base; if very large and broad based, 
have a veterinarian treat it. 
2. Any one of a dozen different acci¬ 
dents. 
3. Close confinement, possibly. Have 
the chickens an outdoor run upon the 
ground? If not, give it to them as soon 
as possible. M. B. D. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN 
CHICKS 
Straight American Stock 
QUALITY RELIABILITY 
May 19th—$15.00 per hundred 
May 29th—$12.00 per hundred 
June hatches, $10.00 per hundred 
Bred for vtRor. fixe and large white market eggs. 
15,0tio already sold to old customer-. I.et us refer 
you tr. them Safe delivery and full count of strung, 
healthy chirks guaranteed. 1‘rlee list on request. 
KIRKUP BROS. 
Chestnut Poultry Farm, Mattituck, L. I., N. Y. 
I I /u LAO pis,. I,undid!. Baby Umk- 
01 . 41 . r. lTtl.l UMMdl. Flaadrr*. S. J. 
White Holland Turkey Eggs £2* r £ wmi? S 
Tame To not wander Mr«. f. I BAKTHOlumi w. Nunlikui*, otua 
Bob White, Hungarian Partridges 
Wild Turkey*, Pheatanti,QuaiI, Rabbit*, Deer, etc. 
for *tccJni.* purpoMa. 
Fancy Pheasants. Peafowl. Prune*. Storks Swans. 
Ornamental Tlneks and Geese, Bears. Foxes. Rac¬ 
coon. Squirrels. u>nl all kinds of birds and animals, 
WM.J. MACKENSEN, Naturalist, Dept. 10, Ysrdiey, Pa 
S. C. R. I. REDS 
VibertC‘31 to 289-egg si rain. Errs. *9 tier 101). Baby 
chick*. $22 tier lot). ANNA M. JONES, Craryville. H Y. 
For Sale-Ring Neck Pheasants 
and vigorous stock. 510 per pair. Special quotation 
per hundred. Silver Pheasants, limned number, 
only 510 each. October delivery, Birds pinioned on 
request. No eges this season. 10 per cent deposit 
on all orders. SUPI. FAIRACRES ESTATE. Bayuorl. N. Y. 
RING NECK PHEASANT EGGS 
S3 75 per 15; 522 per 100. Safe delivery. 
BRUSHY NECK PHEASAN1RY - Speonk, l, I,. N. Y. 
For Sal»—Ring-Necked Pheasant Setting Kggs 
No better stock $2 for 13 eggs, Fu st come, first sol vi d. 
MARTHA W. DYE Box 95 Hope Valley. R I. 
RABBITS 
The Delaware Valley RABB1TRIES 
New Zealniids and Rufus Reds now ready for Spring 
breeding. Choice bred Does a specialty 
THEO S MOGUL - Stockton, N. J. 
THE 
\SecreT ^ 
Good Mash 
-IYGPADE ** 
:- 1* 
***** 
is in the MEAT SCRAP 
MM HYGRADE 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 COMPANY 
MARTIN R. MAURER, President 
Box R, HARRISON, N. J. 
HAMPTON’S BLACK LEGHORN CHICKS 
^ $3.50 for 25; $6.50 for 50 ; $12.00 for 100 ; 
$55.00 for 500; $110.00 for 1000 
THE FAMOUS HAMPTON BLACK LEGHORN CHICK, will please and satisfy you and crow into the best layer 
you ever saw. Order now with 2 S^t> of amount of order, or cash, for early and prompt delivery by 
parcel post. Safe delivery and a square deal guaranteed anywhere east of the Miss. River. 
A. E. HAMPTON, 
CIRCULAR FREE 
BOX R 
PITTSTOWN, N. J. 
PROMPT SHIPMENTS-LOWER PRICES 
The ‘-oldest hatchery lu the U. S." serves its 
CUtOlners promptly, liu.nuo chicks hatched 
weekly. Complete shipping facilities. Sate 
arrival guaranteed. Tell us when you want 
your chicks and they'll be there. 
We have lowered the prices—but not 
the quality. No better utility chicks 
are to be bad at any price. Write 
today, now. for illustrated catalog 
and new price list. 
PINE TREE HATCHERY 
Box M 
Stockton, New Jersey 
^^TOCKTON CHICKS 
~ at reduced pnees 
Increased production enables us 
to lower prices while keeping up 
S\ the same high quality. Chicks 
[\ 3 jfe 1 IB hatched in May will lay this fall. 
£ 53 x 7 Order now. Prompt shipments, 
ytrTSw Safe arrival guaranteed. 
Catalog and price list free. 
THE STOCKTON HATCHERY 
EMMERT R. WILSON, Prop. 
Box L Stockton, New Jersey 
fosemont ChicRs^ 
Order May and June Chicks Now j 
Big Illustrated Catalog FREE 
For May and June delivery, place your order 
NOW. Write today for the big catalog- 
full of practical, interesting, helpful facts 
about, chicks and bow tiler are produced. 
Illustrates and describes the Eleven Rosemont 
Breeds —explains the Rosemont system of 
breeding and incubation— Interesting pictures 
of the wonderful Rosemont equipment—tells 
why Rosemont Moderate-Price, Big-Value 
Chicks are giving such universal satisfaction. 
Rosemont Poultry Farms & Hatchery 
Drawer 4, Rosemont, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey 
GROW ’EM RIGHT 
“ALLEN’S FULL-NEST” 
NUTRO CHICK MASH 
"A Perfect Buttermilk Growing Mash " 
For ten years this 15-ingredient mash has 
been the standard Growing Mash of thousands 
of successful poultrymen, It is not made 
from cheap milt by-products—But made from 
wholesome ground meals, meat scrap and 
dried buttermilk. Not overpriced. but 
guaranteed satisfactory, or money back. 
Write for ALLEN’S Latest Bulletin. "1922 
Poultry Profits,” and price list if your dealer 
does not handle "Allen’s Full-Nest Foods." 
ALLEN MILLING COMPANY 
Box 544 Niagara Falls, N. Y. 
\ Weaned Pullets Ready ; 
3000 12-weekS.C.W. Leghorns - - $1.25 
1000 10-weekS C. W. Leghorns - • $1.00 
Rosemont highest quality Leghorns, from 
hardy, pure-bred, heavy-laying stock, now 
ready for immediate delicov. Raise ihese 
profitable, business-like birds for early fall 
and winter layers. Rosemont. Leghorns are 
sturdy, farm-bred fowls that lay and pay. and 
these pullets have the right start. But. act 
prom pt 1 y—order now. 
Rosemont Poultry Farms & Hatchery 
Drawer 4, Rosemont, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey 
Barron-Hollywood S. C. W. Leghorns 
On vs are no* *' Just Leghorns." We are divert ini- 
ptivtti i s of Tom Barron's famous sloe , and our 
birds have j ears of scientific brooding back or them. 
We offer H wi.s . 10 wks., and matured pnllet9 fvorn 
4>ni' scooted pens, mated to pedigreed mates fvoiu 
dams with vo iilv leermlk of from 278 to 312 eggs. 
PINLWOOD POULTRY FARM, C. P.Lelash.Lakewood.N. J. 
Ready for Immediate Shipment 
» to 12-wk*. Pullets. Right leading birds. Also yearling 
Hens, rsrrs POULTRY I-LXMT1T10R, r. J, Sycamore, Ohio 
s.c.white n/inv PUIPI /0 
LEGHORN DAB I UhlUKO 
Hitrh >iualiiv st<*ck «>f ilie best laying <tr&iiix at reduced 
l-rit t'p. Good scM vice. Price. ^ 15 per UiO. Parcels post ^ ^ „_ ^ 
8 to 10 WEEKS OLD PULLETS 
- Siuele Comb White Leghorus, 51.25 each. In lots of 
D D 1 /"N C C FY P O. I I FT too or move. 51.15 each. Cockevels for breeding. 
I | \ | CL XJ n CL t-J LJ CL S2.00 each. 8 for SIO. These birds are hati-hed from 
After May 10 nil our S. C. While leghorn ehjok,. glT per i^ralswl'^v n's on’G K e« h ?»| S i» rO H^d 0 n)V'^.« 
■UNCiLowMULTSY hsm ' ^"''c same .is we shall use in our own pens'. We do not 
HUNCSLOW POULTRY FARM C- H cmxnoich. Fisp. bree.i from pullets, nor do we use lights < inter 
Moumouth Junction. N. J. Ptisnt—PI«„. 5 |«o SZI direct from this ad. \o ciicnlars 
-—-—- V CORNERS POULTRY FARM 
JERSEY BLACK GIANTS L J. Wkko & JsON, I’rops. Ballston Spa, N.Y. 
Hatching eggs from pedigreed stock. Fertility and--- 
safe delivery guaranteed. Send for price-list ami get ■■■■ ■_ ■ ■ ^ 
the BEST. CFOAA GROVE FARM. Upper Black Eddy Pa. Uf L,1 A I amLamm fll • I 
-j-» ary . wmte Leghorn Chicks 
CHICK!««*,“ •' i!KfIS ReducedU«S* 5 7 i.fas' s» 
** * REDS AND MIN0RCAS 10 per T 1)0 about W0 left for delivery May ITtli Chicks p-. m O 01 - 
SpOGiat prices on 5410 and l.OtO lots. 100' safe deliv- o. It Certifli-d ni.de ant] female. 8«c e.-vcli. Eight) weeks 
ery Guaranteed. old pullets randy June 1st. ftOe eneh 
FRANK NACE R. 2 McAUstervilie, Pa. E- <*• " ADE, 156S Luke St., Ktmlrn, N. V. Oeyi. 2 
CHIX 11 cts. CHir WT O Real Value. Large Enylish- 
S. 0. W. ami Brown Leghorns, 13c Ban Rocks. ^ 11 J American While Leghorns 
15c. 8.0 K. 1 Rots. 16c. Black Mmoicas 16c reoigreed free-range breeders on our own farms. 
Broileis. 11c each- Special prices on rn)0 or 1.000 lots. T ! "' l! ' exiensive farm with a poultry plant—not 
VIGOROUS CHICKS 
FROM A SPECIALTY BREEDER 
Single Comb White Leghorns 
WYCKOFF STRAIN 
LARGE BIRDS—LARGE EGGS —LOTS OF THEM 
After twelve years experience with many lead¬ 
ing strains. I tun now back to the strain of 
which I had .1 few soon after entering this 
business, having found ihem most satisfactory 1 
from all angles. Husky, vigorous chicks, by 
prepaid parcel p->*t. 20c each: SIB 00 pe> 100; 
S87 50 tier 54)0: S170 per toon. Live Delivery 
Guaranteed. 1 SOLICIT A TRIAL ORDER 
J- GUY LESHER. Northumberland, Pa. 
CHI 
11 cts, 
S. C. W. and Brown Leghorns, 13c Ban Rocks, 
15c. S. C. K. I Reds. I6c. Black Minorcas. 16c 
Order direct from this ndv. Safe delivery guaran¬ 
teed. J. N. N ACE. McAlistersUle. I ». R No. 5 
For Sale-HATCHING EGGS W’ 
Khod 0 l5l/uul !ie*is Afid 8. C- 'YlUtfl I*egborti8. Mnllani 
AnJ Pekin ilnck vKfrs. z t. rioout. Ophir Firm. PHrchut, n. Y. 
HATCHING E3GGSi~“ 
nested S. C. R. I. Reds Vinert s 231 *0 389-egg 
strain. $7 per 100. SUNNYBR00K FARM. Elixaville, N Y 
100 Day-Old Chicks Finn raise Irta of S. O. White 
Leghorns fURtlt timnslttlT Cron *•»<«>. U«i«. tel. 27 4 
Park’s Strain Barred Rock Hatching Eggs 
per too. J. TR4JPEANO, Sparrow bush. N. V. 
White Wyandoties 
Rocks, t’river Right. AMDItVd I. CARS. 8. 0. I, ■•salsa. H. J. 
just uetcliety ShtiiI f:n- fro- booklet and 1022 >e- 
d iwed prices. LAUREL LOCKS FARMS, » F- 0 .. Pottslown. Pa, 
SCHWEGLERS THOR-O-BRED BABY CHICKS 
“BRED FROM PUREST STOCK" 
^ Book uD Bohy Olilcks. a h.crcli ev*-rv wet’k 
OKHEU IMIfKn; Kl. k OM Till- in. 
Wt’ shi|> elicits by SE»«f. ioi delivory. parcel t»ost chargef. paid. 
.... _ P»e 100 Per &0 Por 
>v into fine! Brown Leghorns. $17 ,do $ 9.00 $ 4.75 
K. 1 Uotl. Uarrw) I'tymouth KocJi>- 
Butr L» k horns i*» i$ o$ 5.75 
AncriAJ, Whiiu Plyruoulh Hocks, 
White W^atuiottes. ZU.OO l$.50 5,50 
F. A. SCHWI6LCR, 207 Northampton St., Buffalo. N. Y. 
S.C. White Leghorn Chicks 
trom 2-4-yr.-old certified bens, mated to Cornell 
pedigreed eockerels, ^16 per 109. 
W. JANDA - Huntiugtou, L. 1., N. Y, 
