1h* RURAL NEW-YORKER 
^•gk&PECIAL PRICES"! 
'Wil 
'J'HIS is your chance to get 
genuine Stockton Baby 
Chicks at ridiculously low 
prices. These are the same 
quality of sturdy, pure-bred 
Baby Chicks that we were 
selling in April. The only difference 
is the price which means a big saving 
to you. 
We guarantee safe arrival and full 
count. All leading breeds, strictly 
free-range stock selected for ability 
to lay. 
Write today for our rock-bottom June 
prices. Make your reservations at once 
and protect your shipping; date. 
STOCKTON HATCHERY 
Box L Stockton, New Jersey 
THE HENYARD 
WHITE LEGHORNS—S.C. 
A big opportunity to improve your 
Breeding line by purchasing some 
February hatched cockerels from 
A. J. Cornell Certified stock. Birds 
from this line will be worth three 
to six times our price for breeding 
next Spring. . $4.00 each. 
Can spare a few settings of eggs 
at half price from Cornell 
Certified Leghorns related to 
winners of last advanced 
Registry Contest. $2.50 netting. 
White Rocks hatching eggs now at 
half price from a pen of great layers 
of beautiful large brown eggs If 
you want to improve your White 
Rock this it your opportunity. 300 
egg strain . . • • • $2.50 setting. 
E. M. BENFORD, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 
Baby Chicks 
From " The Oldest 
Hatchery in the U. S.' 
June Deliveries 
at Reduced Prices 
We’ll ship whenever you say. 
Pure-bred, heavy-laying stock of 
all leading breeds. We guarantee 
full count and safe arrival of 
healthy, sturdy day-olds. 
Write for catalogue and 
low June price*. 
PINE TREE HATCHERY j 
JOS. D. WILSON. Prop. 
Box M Stockton, New Jersey 
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W Iu, Bile, or Km. Leghorn*..$4 .00 $7.50 $14.00 
Bin red Hocks.. . 4.00 7.78 18.00 
White Rocks or R. 1. Rods ... 4.60 B.7S 17.00 
Wh. Wyandottos, Black 
Minorca* or Anconus. 6.26 11.76 23.00 
Prompt dcllvorloit by pares) post prepaid. Mull shock 
or nionsy order—ronnot be scut C. O. I). Safe nrrlvsl or 
lull count Ruarantoed within 1'Jitt) mlloc. Cut*log Iroe. 
W. F. HILLPOT FRENCMTOWN. N. d. 
JERSEY BLACK GIANT 
Phj*U 25—511J 50-S21 50; 100- $40. EGGS, 15—53,50; 
UftlCKS 30-56.50; 50-S1I; ltW-520. Older direct or 
send for circular. Juno lintclrad (limits mature be¬ 
fore winter. 25^ deposit bous* your order. They 
are goine fast at these prices, 
LOCUST GROVE POULTRY YARDS Hamilton Square. N. J. 
5. C. W. LEGHORN PULLETS 
Vigorous, snappy. 8-wks.. 10-wks., and matured pul¬ 
lets ftora pure bred picked bent, mated to males 
from dntin whoso yearly records run up to over 300 
eggs. Write us before you buy. 
Finewood Poultry Farm Lakewood, N. J. 
S. C. BUFF LEGHORNS 
Barred and White Rock. Retie and Mixed 
Chicks, Be. Special prices on largo tote. 
Satisfaction guaranteed. 
JACOB NIEMOND. B« 2. McAlistervdte, Pm 
• i_Hatching Kt-'g*. $3 per 15 Also 
UtterCUDS stock for sale. OiKliit.K riHMS 
■ Fort Jeffcnau Station flen Tork 
S. C. R. I. REDS 
Vibert 231 to 28»-ogg strain. Eggs, SB per 100. Baby 
chicks. $32 per 100. ANNA M. JONES. Craryville N. V. 
Mammoth Pekin Duck Egg* &VX K * 4 ont«(St 
B. A. UOVVDEN - FTujliokk, N*\v Tors 
ForSale 25 White Wyandotte Yearling Hens 
$2 per head. Mr*, U. Meter, Bn 18. Cox suckle, N. Y. 
d. Cockerel- from S. C. W. L. liens with records to 
260. K. 8. W1TUECK - ALBaNY, New Yoke 
RnooP.nmh ,{hodt ' Idaai Red*. Eggs. $3 per 15, 
nUSU UUitlO postpaid. FUST P0UIT8I MIM. feriyiburi. S. f. 
NEWTOWN COAL & OIL BROODERS 
S'ECIAl 14% discount on all sir.es 1>\ i> R.'Southampton. 
Immediate shipment. JUS I* CBULIIT f JIM. Saulbtaipfen, S-V. 
Leg Bands for Chicks 
Which is the better leg band for baby 
chickens, celluloid or aluminum, or is it 
better to mark chickens by punching a 
hole through the web? F. A. L. 
For accurate pedigree work we prefer 
to mark baby chicks by simply wrapping 
a double-clinch, numbered, aluminum pig¬ 
eon baud around the leg. It does not re¬ 
quire fastening, us it is long enough to 
reach practically twice around the leg 
and is stiff enough to hold its shape and 
stay on as long as required. When the 
chicks are two or three weeks old these 
hands are removed from the legs and a 
small hole is punched in the web of the 
wing and the band placed in the wing 
and fastened securely by bending the 
clinches tight with a small pair of pliers. 
We think this is the best and simplest 
method of pedigreeing chicks, as the 
bands are never changed, but remain in 
the wing to identify each bird perma¬ 
nently. C. S. GREENE. 
Rickety Chicks 
I have some incubator chicks. When 
hatched alJ looked and acted well, but 
after two or three weeks they began to 
get weak in the legs, and under jaw or 
part of beak extends out beyond upper 
part, so they are unable to pick up grain 
and soon die. They have been on cement 
lloor with about 11 in. of fresh dirt spread 
on, and one end with fitter from the loft; 
have heated brooder. I feed them chick 
bread and buttermilk; fresh water at all 
times. They seem hungry and want to 
eat right along until they get so weak 
that they cannot get about. Will you 
tell me what causes the lower part of bill 
to grow faster than the top? l. d. 
Your trouble lies in keeping these 
chicks confined to a floor. Two to three 
weeks is the limit for that sort of thing, 
(let. them out upon the ground, letting 
them play in the mud, if you have no bel¬ 
ter place. A clean grass rim is the ideal 
place for young chicks, giving them an 
opportunity to go in and out as they 
please, with always a warm, comfortable 
brooder to return to, but never one to 
which they must be confined longer than 
absolutely necessary. Be careful, too, 
about overfeeding on foods rich in pro¬ 
tein. M. U. D. 
Subscribers’ Exchange 
Other Advertisements of Subscribers’ 
Exchange will be found on page 735. 
SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED—Good farm 
board. EUGENE CHASE, Bovina Center, 
N. V. 
WANTED — Boarders, women or children, on 
rent farm iu Kennebec Valley; nice home, 
Rood food; not a boarding-bouse; prices right. 
ADVERTISER 1072. care Rural New-Yorker. 
NURSE will t*<ard eirtcrly or nervous person; 
country. HUNTING HILL Montague, Mass. 
NEW MAPLE SYRUP, $2.25 gallon; over five 
gallons, 32; 10-lb. palls, $2.50; large or small 
orders rtlled promptly with best grade product; 
send your order today. G. L. HOWARD, Essex 
Junction, Vt- 
FOK SALK—Bees; in new 10-frame hives; all 
have young Italian gascis; $16 each; satis* 
faction guaranteed. EVAN JONES, R. P. D. 
No. 0, Trenton, N. J. 
WANTED—flue-row corn planter with fertilizer 
attachment. Address FINCKE, Pawling, 
N. Y. 
FANCY pure Vermont maple syrup. $2.50 per 
gal.; sugar iu 5 and 10-lb. pails. 40c per lb.; 
2-oz. cukes. 80c per lb. W. U. WARREN, 
North Fomfret. Vt. 
FOR SALE—Estimated three million feet hard 
and soft wood timber, stauding. F. A. PAL¬ 
MER, Grafton, Vt. 
SUMMER BOARD WANTED—July and August. 
by gentleman, wife, l)oy of three years, pre¬ 
ferably on farm not: more than 50 miles out. 
with commuting facilities; wish only comfortable 
uuartera aud wholesome food, no frills; state 
distance from station, water, conveniences, 
terms, full particulars. ROOM 1504, i;c Broad¬ 
way, New York. 
COUNTRY BOARD—Large room, with bath¬ 
room, suitable for two; large porch and trees; 
fre-h eggs ami vegetables -from own farm; com¬ 
muting distance. MRS. WESTH, West Nor¬ 
wood, N. J. 
BOARDERS WANTED — Terms reasonable. 
BROOKFIELD COTTAGE. Mrs. Frank Mercer, 
Hillsdale. Columbia Co.. N Y. 
FOR SALE—Finest white clover extracted 
honey, 5-lb. pail, $1 in; 10 11 1 . pail, $2.15; 
delivered to third postal zone and insured. 
NOAH RORDNER. Iiolgnte, 0. 
FOR SALE — 1(1 lip. steam traction engine. 
almost new; high pressure boiler. For par¬ 
ticulars write BOX 125, R, 1). No. 1, Mountain 
Top, Pa. 
WANTED — A second-hand one-horse milk 
wagon, in good condition. Write ELYCROFT 
FARMS. Dover, N. J. 
WANTED—To buy u good Hoover potato dig¬ 
ger; must be ill first-class condition, with 
good original paint and no broken parts; will 
pay a fair price for a good one. REAMORE 
FARM, Valencia, Fa. 
RABBITS 
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The Delaware VaJley RABB1TR1ES 
New Zeal amis and Rufus Reds now ready for Spring 
Uhoice bred Does a specialty 
THEO. b. MOORE - Stockton, N. J. 
F lemish (Hauls. Prise winner*. Blue, Grey . Block and 
Stet*l : yminu: ;ui*i iimtined. Knolose stamp for ties- 
crlption. SROOKSrnE RABBITK 1 3-JU H»l«don »*«.. P.lcrwn, H. J 
F Ofi —Five Blink Silurian Uliiut Does, one 'ear 
old. T. R. UORTUN - Norwich, NhwYork 
TJERE is a private pumping station 
A that gives you plenty of fresh r unn ing 
water, UNDER PRESSURE, for kitchen 
sink; for modem bathtub; washbowl and 
toilet; for wash tubs and many other uses 
about the home. You need ru nning water 
for a healthful home. 
This perfected system also gives you 
abundant water for your stock; for wash¬ 
ing motor cars, trucks, etc.; for use in the 
dairy house; for fire protection. 
It costs only a small amount to install, and a few 
cents a week to operate. 
It's Automatic 
FAIRBANKS -MORSE 
HOME WATER PLANT 
Operates from any electric light socket or home 
lighting plant circuit. Pumps water from cistern, 
shallow well, spring, stream orlake. Practically noise¬ 
less. Pressure automatically maintained. No switch 
to turn; no adjusting. Has sturdy galvanized tank. 
Special, perfected, extra efficient Fairbanks-Morse 
Pump, a vital feature. 
Capacity, 200 Gallons 
per Hour 
ONLY A FEW CENTS A 
WEEK supplies water for whole 
family. Quality and dependability 
guaranteed by the Fairbanks- 
Morse name. Now selling at low 
price. Don’t accept a substitutes 
If you do not know the local 
Fairbanks - Morse representative, 
write us for his name. We will in¬ 
clude special literature. 
FAIRBANKS, MORSE &CQ 
Wlanufcicturers Chicago 
Eastern,Branches: New York; Baltimore; Boston. 
THE 
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Good Mash 
rtBRADE 
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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. 
“The Flozoer of the Season’s Chicks” '— 
Worth-while Reductions on Worth-while Chicks 
For Shipment, June 6, 7, 13 and 15 
K ®nK S7 F VV** nn<1 laake t° 0< ! rinter layer*. Kosemont chicks are real money 
sssa mc ° ba “ n ' "° m 
«*■>£? *£VY.'4.i‘o ITo it.oo *!££? 
Shipped pared past prepaid and safe delivery guaranteed. Order direct from this ad. and inclose check or money order 
R0SEM0NT POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY, Drawer 4, Resemont, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey 
TYARY BROKERS . Sit per 100 
1 *. C «Y , BR LEGHORN.. I3i>erl00 
CHICK * 0C,t . 15 per 100 
V/ IT I IV REDS ANO MINORCA!.. 16 per 100 
Special prices on 500 and 1,000 lots. 100 * safe deliv¬ 
ery Guaranteed. 
FRANK NACE B. 2 McAlistorvIlle, Pa. 
CHIX 11 cts. 
S- C. W. and Brown Leghorns, 13c. Barr Rocks, 
15c. S. C. R. I. Reds 16c. Black Minorca*. IBc 
Bioilei*. lie each. Special prices on 500 or 1,0(10 lots. 
Order direct from this adv. Safe delivery guaian 
teed. J. N. NACE, Me Alisterville, I'n. R No. 5 
WINNERS-S. C. W. Leghorn Chicks 
Youngs-Feiris strain, $12 per hundred, prepaid. 
Safe delivery guaranteed. Circular free. 
OAK HILL POULTRY FARM Route 2-A bath N. Y. 
F OR SALE Flock of 20 White Ply¬ 
mouth Rock pullets and 10 yearling 
hens. An exceptional opportunity to gvt Stand¬ 
ard type high producers. Trap nested and pedigreed. 
Flock average. 1921—IS( eggs Fight birds laid 209 to 
854 eggs each. Won rt firsts,« seconds. 6 thirds. S fourths, 
S fifths and many specials at Mmeola. Glen Cove and 
Hempstead, L I-, 1921. Cockerel winning Brat White 
Hock Hale at Mined*. and heading Beet White Rock Pen 
and Best Pen in American (’lass stolen Cove, included 
with flock; also aU ribbons, stiver cup and spoon. 
ELLEN DAY RANKEN 
Phone. Huntington 335 Huntington, L.L.N.Y. 
10*Wk.-Old Barred Rock Pullets detiverv. 
Pine utility stock. The Lelck Farm, North Olm.trd, Ohio 
inn *-*• Minorca liens. Pine birds @ 82.&0 each. 
IU U A earlings. 0. C. M1T.1.KR, R. No. 1, Oxronn, N. J. 
