The RURAL. NEW-YORKER 
705 
Testing Cows with Tuberculin 
Could you give me the name and ad- 
droHH of a concern selling tuberculin 
serum? My purpose is to be able to test 
my stock m’ivately at regular intervals. 
Although such a test would have no of¬ 
ficial value, as I am not a licensed vet¬ 
erinarian. it would be of great help to me 
in keeping my herd free of disease. 
New York. l, d. 
T doubt very much whether the. manx- 
fnetnrers of tuberculin aoe permitted to 
merchandise their products to unlicensed 
veterinarians. In many of the States reg¬ 
ulations are very exact concerning this 
matter, and it might be well for you to 
communicate with the Department of 
Agriculture at Albany and determine 
your own rights in this matter. II. K. 
Mulford, Philadelphia, also Squibbe Lab¬ 
oratories. at New Brunswick. N. J.„ are 
manufacturers of tuberculin. It seems 
to me that yon would be acting unwisely 
in subjecting your cows to the tuberculin 
test under tbe conditious you bare <]<>- 
seribed. By making application to the 
Bureau of Animal Industry at Albany 
you could make arrangements to have 
your herd tuberculin - tested without 
charge, and the results of the test would 
have the official sanction. I do not be¬ 
lieve that it is permissible in New York 
Slake for owners to subject tlmir herds to 
tuberculin test, without first seeking the 
advice, counsel and co-operation of the 
State Veterinarian. p. c. M. 
NEWTON’S 
For HEAVES, COUGHS, DIS¬ 
TEMPER, INDIGESTION 
A Conditioner and Worm Expeller, Wind. Throat, 
Stomach and Blood. U&o two large cans for Heaves; 
if not satisfactory, money refunded. One 
l largo tan Often sufficient. 
Indigestion causes Heaves— 
and mure troubles in horses than all other diseases 
combined. Keep Nowton’s Compound on hand. 
Occasional dose keeps the horse in good condition. 
More for the money than anything obtained for similar 
C or rows. Two l»>UfHJs Ilvt In large can. or 75 doses; 
13 ounces in small can. Economical and sale to use, 
dose is small. Powder form, in air-tight cans. On 
the market over 30 years. Used In Veterinary prac¬ 
tice many years before. 
Equally effective for Cattle and Hoes. 
65c and $1.25 per can 
Sold by Dealers or by Parcel Post 
THE NEWTON REMEDY CO., Toledo, Ohio 
JERSEYS I 
AUCTION 
SALE 
of Registered Jersey Cattle 
The Second Annual Sale 
GREENE COUNTY JERSEY CLUB 
FAIR GROUNDS, CAIRO, N.Y. 
MAY 24th, 1922 
at 1 p.m. standard time 
Consignors include Story, 
Kaplan, Perry, Palmer, Jen¬ 
nings, Lampman and others. 
Greene County Jerseys are 
good Jerseys and they go at 
your price. Come and see, 
come and buy. . Write the 
Secretary 
HENRY R. INGALLS 
GREENVILLE, N. Y. 
Hamilton Farm 
OfTorinc their entire herd of Jersey Cattle without 
reserve -COWS, HEIFEKS AND BULLS. 
Noble and Oxford You'll Do Breeding- 
Prices low for immediate deliveries. 
HAMILTON FARM 
Gladstone, N. J. 
JERSEY BULLS 
Yearlings or younger out of Gold Modal dams or 
heifers with large record ; sired by Siblny's Inter¬ 
ested Prince or other noted bulls 
UPWEY FARMS - Woodstock. Vermont 
A Chance to Buy PUREBRED Jersey Bull 
of serviceable ago, from Register of Merit dam and 
of proven she. at prices easily within reach of tbe 
business farmer. Halcyon Farms, Goshen, N.Y. 
Purebred Jersey Bull Calves s^cjT'Vhocs 
reasonable. Good values. STRONEMMItl FARM. 8nni)«n. Vermont 
■ UFfti emr Ui 
f 1 Udw -1 with kiw pnrra Get tbe Df* Gallo. 
I * before rm buy an rmrln*. o*r,. 
wreader, lent*, firama- 
r ehim-rjr or hvHi**hokl .Sava oo«-fo»irttr 
f to one-half. StartJW barcrainit ofNretJ triers 
that are a sensation in merchandise world. Sat- 
Inf action guaranteed. Write for catalog today. 
WM. GALLOWAY COMPANY 
Dept 277_Waterloo, Iowa 
| SWI NE ] 
FOR SALE CHEAT* 
Registered Holstein Bull 
Fayette Segis Pontiac, calved Jan. 19. 19‘JO. Sire. 
Pastilles King Segis Butter Boy. 1 l»ni, Alma Pieter- 
tje Pontine. Xhos. G. Davis, R. 0. I, Finleyville. Pa. 
Hno-g never have hoof or mouthdisease or cho- 
r o I lorn. < •uarantend fort year or money 
Pigs from 502-lb. yeAi ling #1* r»k! TW-Jb JJ-yr. old 
wre. Also stock from others, h. F. PICKETT, Kmwlcsville, N.r 
Reg. Big Type Poland-China Pigs 
I'l ills very reit-unaulu. r. I.. I.KIIO, Sbcrlilun, I'a. 
BERKSHIRE and Chester White Pigs 
_ Six weeks old. Sul. 
LEO BOUSE & CO. - New Albany, Fa. 
f DOGS s. ~ 
For Sale-Collie Shepard Pups 
spayed remali-s. ?10- From proven workers on both 
sides. l»r. IFON A. BOARDA1 AN, Koine, New York 
GOAT S 
For Sale-FRESH GOATS 
. *25 and nn. Also Pure Bred Nubian Goats. 
J. C A KM EL . Nazareth. Fa. 
\ :: HOLSTE1NS | 
'A SHOW BULL 1 
READY FOR SERVICE 
His dam has a 22-pound 4-year old record. 
His sire is out of a 31-pound cow Herd 
tuberculin tested. Also a few heifer calves. 
I For pedigree and price, write 
G. G. BURLINGAME, CAZENOVIA, N.Y. I 
sAilCalinany Korndyke King 
No 373513. born May 36. BUM. A hire-, thrifty hull 
ot K.undyke breeding from a 19-potuid dam as a 
junior two-year-olJ. Sire, n l'i’.' unison of Kinir of 
the PouLiars. Prire, SIOO. Herd under State and 
Dedera) «uporvi*joii. R. PRICE EVANS. CassviJJc. N T. 
Rocr PnllpH Rnll 2 Tno V !.! f ‘ Ko1 ,l,Hl Ormeby hreedinir. 
e E » • a DU , w bull * paternal ittiuidtu.n 
or sire, > ;iu<] »*rk;'tit p ,Srgi> Uhrthiophcr. whom* 
daughter was Connecticut Mate Champion. Opportunity 
at $100. Bl.im.FlM.U Pi UN, .Norwalk. Can” Tf l 114® 
Two GUERNSEY Bulls 
MUST BE SOLD 
to make room for more youngsters 
Bull horn August * 9 , 1920 . <lam has 
record 401 lhs. fat. ar two years. 
Bull born January 8. 1931. dam has 
record 422 lbs. fat, at two and half yrs. 
Both arc fine individuals and best 
breeding. 
COME. MAKE US AN OFFER 
Herd under Federal Supervision 
FAIRYDALE FARM, Pawling, N. Y. 
Harlem Division, N. Y. C. Ry. 
STANNOX FARM 
I MAY ROSE GUERNSEYS 
I Offers a few Bull Calves from 3-18 months 
old. All from high testing A. R. dams. Herd 
I free from tuberculosis. Prices reasonable. 
free from tuberculosis. 
P. F. Staples, Mgr., 
Prices reasonable. 
East Holllston, Mass. 
We offer for sale a few choice 
Grade Guernsey 
Heifer Calves 
$30 each, f. o. b. Guilford, Conn. 
R0LLW00DFARM - wt ^ K1> 
TARBELL FARMS GUERNSEYS 
Bull calves and bulls of serviceable age. A. K. breeding. 
Prices very reasonable. Write for pedigrees. 
SMI1HVILLE FLATS Chenango Co. New York 
Florham Farm Guernseys g*; 
grade cows. We have several well hied valves for 
sale at reasonable prices NmII the scrub hull and 
Improve tlm herd. R, H ALLEN Myr Madison. N J. 
Fritzlyn Guernsey Bulls ForSale Cheap 
One to eight inos old Adv lieg. May Rose breed¬ 
ing through sires and dams. 
YA M. F FltK.TZ - Fipersvillo. F». 
SUNNYSIDE GUERNSEYS T'\T\ZVJ 
mg. two to seven months old Prices moderate u- 
credited herdWo. lOOiii. jas E. ,•« Aistm. Kia.ierh.ok. n r. 
MERIDALE JERSEYS 
Third Annual Auction Sale 
Thursday , June 8,1922 
Meridale Farms Meredith, New York 
Few dairymen realize the opportunities afforded by such 
an Importation Sale as this Annual Sale by Ayer & McKinney. 
Many of the real bargains of such a sale should find their 
way into the herds of dairy farmers who are accustomed 
to pay moderate prices for their Jerseys. That they do not 
do so is due largely to a mistaken understanding of the 
nature of the Importation Sales. 
The Imported Jap, 75265, the only bull of the Jersey 
breed with five daughters with records of more than 1000 
pounds of butter in a year, was a bargain at an Importation 
Sale. 
This year’s offerings by Ayer & McKinney are all cattle 
of the highest quality and any dairy farmer who wishes to 
enrich his herd with the blood of the popular Jersey breed¬ 
ing lines will be fully repaid by attending this sale, to pick up 
the good ones others may overlook. 
The Sale Catalog tells the story. 
Write for a copy. It is free. 
Special train from New York (N. Y., O. and W. R. R. from 
Weehawken, N. J., via West 42nd Street Ferry) the night of 
June 7th. Low rates. Make your reservations early. 
TOM DEMPSEY, Sales Manager, Westerville, Ohio 
Ayer & McKinney 
Meridale Farms 
^“Registered Holstein n/V 
grandson Ultata Ernestine. ELM RIDGE farm. Scar»dal«, \.V. 
•% GUERNSEYS 
Meredith, New York 
86 HEAD 
26 Cows 
38 Bred Heifers 
17 Yearlings 
5 Bulls 
BRADFORD COUNTY 
MILKING SHORTHORN BREEDERS 
Fourth Annual Sale 
Troy, Penna. Saturday, June 3 
86 HEAD 
26 Cows 
38 Bred Hellers 
17 Yearlings 
5 Bulls 
. rouuty Mi king Shorthorn breeders in their Fourth Annual Sale are offering such quality as 
“JITJ" C I f* 5 desirable Interest amour established breeders or begmneis v ho correctly appraise animal* 
i P ,“ n ’" s - e - 11,11 '■ ‘dualltV nml breeding. In. all. W consignors -elliiig fd head. Kepreser.ted la 
this quality wile are ■> daughters >,{ Royal Cranford : a daughters and 8 ions of Gteuside Joe John-on 8 
Knight ♦ dangiiters of Kelmacutt Viscount 8Srd ; two daughter- and one so* 
I e 1 *w» "f uienstde Royal ImiKc , two daughters of Gfensule Kuan 
L*' , r nsMt * ? »*'«•>• «*;««| Comely's Royal King. Ulenside Belt Boy. General Sullivan etc. 
The usual hi$rh hiambud *«t k'u.u -rtt-v will jir^vaiJ mwl the catulo^iie contain many nnustui] ferttAires 
.lake early application and plan to he present at this important breed event. Address inquiries to 
Mr. D. K. SLOAN. Mrs. L. D. MAY, 
-—-- nr i«n>- *— u. iviai, 
Iowanda, Penna. Granville Summit, Pa. 
(Other Shorthorn sales in this circuit are: Canandaigua. N. Y.. June 1st and Conneaul Uke Fair Grounds, Penna., June 6th) 
Milking Shorthorn Consignment Sale 
CANANDAIGUA, N. Y„ JUNE 1st 
Young females, bred and open, and 5 yearling bulls, sired by Kglmscott Viscount 
(Imp.), Loobaugh Duke 2nd (Imp.), Kelmscott Waterloo, Walerove Peerless 
Glenside Roan Clay (world’s heaviest) and other notable bulls, and out of 
R. of M. dams. (On way to Troy, Pa.) Catalogs of R. H. FEAREY Mgr 
GUERNSEYS 
FOX RUN FARM 
Peterboro, New Hampshire 
desires to reduce it- herd of thorough¬ 
bred Guernseys by lit least fifty per 
cent. It, therefore, otters the choice of 
the animals for sale without reservation. 
The herd is composed mainly of animals 
raised on the farm and contains a large 
percentage of the blood of May Rose II. 
For several years past the herd has been 
tuberculin tested regularly by Federal 
inspectors. Prices are low. 
For information, icrite 
FOX RUN FARM 
Fred S. Gilchksst, Supt. Peterboro, N. H. 
Jersey Bull and Heifer Calves Registered Guernsey Bull Calves for Sale 
at bargain prices for Immediate -ale Best blood 
lino*. For particulars write BONO FARMS, Troy. Penn. 
Four months »n>l seven months ol<l Or will exchange 
for Guernsey grade cows. J. I. stllifnT. Umc*i*I*i, n. ». 
OAKS FARM GUERNSEYS 
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY 
We are offering roc sale a very attractive, well. 
grown yearling bull ; dam has just illushed with 
over 6<K) lbs uit In Class "I It I '* \Vvilr for extended 
f cdlg' ce and note the large trooixls bn. k ot him 
lerd under Kederal Supervision lor Tuberculosis. 
w. s. KERR, Mgr. Cohasset, Mass. 
Bull Calves at Bargain Prices 
We offer Farmers and Breeders of Guernseys an op¬ 
portunity to -ecu re exceptionally bred, healthy 
bulls, from a clean. Tuberculin Tested Herd at rea¬ 
sonable prices. King of tbe May—Dolly Pimple- 
Golden Secret, and Glenwood breeding out of A. It. 
dams or dams that will no tested Write Tor sales list 
and Pedigrees. |4RMS „ t ,, rkil , p # 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
MILKING SHORTHORNSS^^hamI 
i’rinie beef/WALNUT ^ROVt^FARM Wasfen'glonvilfel N.Y. 
Milking Shorthorn Bull Calves For Sale 
r ir r' i u i V D orne‘rT , ; ie .'' e,i Chief - MEADOWSWEET FARM. 
C. c HAPPERSETT, M$r. • Coochs Bridge Delaware 
AY RSHIRES 
SOUTH FARM 
AYRSHIRES 
Y\ e are offering animals of all ages for sale 
'is know your wants. Visitors welcome. 
GEORGE A. CROSS. Mgr. - Willoughby, Ohio 
purebred AYRSHIRE f VLVEs Both sexes : all 
■ ii^-s Kitiettr yiiiltvston strnrn tTi« s-iiv •• h>r» i>*:vson- 
ably priced. SCfllt HAMMOND, n.trloolr fsrm. 8ia,.don. Vermel 
HEREFORDS 
tor Sale—TWO RKGISTKItKl> IIKRKFORUB, 
> with their second eaivrs : legistered shorthorn bull 
purebred Chester White pigs. t. B. ALDRIDGE. Victor, N. r’ 
ARE YOU ONE OF THE DAIRY MEN 
t! at s going to make ;t start, perhaps modestly, with 
Hereford s this spring ' If so, write Us as to what 
you lmve in mind. We will give you everything de- 
sire.i ;n pedigrev.-unl individuality nminii phsolmeiv 
square de d besides HXiCfOH Mitts FARM.Ust » n H«.er, M. H 
miscellaneous 
Wanted Cows or Truck in Exchange 
p. b p. Vkkkn it kcK , ld; Y 
