<Iht RURAL NEW-YORKER 
1005 
Subscribers’ Exchange 
Other Advertisements of Subscribers’ 
Exchange will be found on page 1007. 
FOR SALE—15 acres; eight room house: good 
barn, large chicken house, two colony liousea, 
hogpen, two cows, two horses, 50 yearling liens, 
three incubators, wagons, harness, farming im¬ 
plements; $1,500, COON'S & WEAVER, Cherry 
Valley, X Y. 
FOR SALE—Five-acre home, 10-room bunga¬ 
low, furnace heat, water in kitchen; barn, 
pigpen, henhouse, chicken house, orchard, plum 
trees, strawberries, raspberries; four miles from 
station; on a nice road; price $750. F. J. 
HAItTOM, It. D. 3. Cherry Valley, X. V. 
IV A XT to buy or rent modern equipped dairy 
farm; would consider managerial position eu 
salary or percentage basis; experienced, reliable. 
ADVERTISER 1473, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WAXTED—To buy, a dairy farm, all stocked, 
ready for business; small payment down; 
balance contract; I am married; American, age 
43; family of six growing boys, all farm bred; 
farm not over 1 (Ml miles from Xew York t’ilv; 
what have you to offer? Address ADVERTISER 
1444, ear,- Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE OR. EEXT—lu American village, 
Dutchess County, year round camp, Wildaere; 
no surface water: hilly: old cottage, six rooms, 
attic, cellar, new roof: views; secluded, hot 
isolated; three miles lake; railway; $1,1100: $500 
cash down; spot cash $::0u total. Write ADVER¬ 
TISER 1443, eare Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—The Yarnall Fruit Farm; 1*3 acres; 
sandy loam soil; famous Ringing Hill fruit 
district. Montgomery County, l*a.; 4(1 miles 
west of Philadelphia, two miles from l’otts- 
town; 750 apple trees, standard varieties, uiutiy 
in bearing: 13 acres peaches: two tons grapes 
yearly: strawberries, pears, ^perries, raspber¬ 
ries. currants and asparagus in abundance: 
apple crop. 15 acres corn anil all other crops 
included; stone house and barn; 20 acres wood 
land; good markets; deal includes all machin¬ 
ery, new Fordson tractor, power sprayer, horses, 
chickens and bees; bargain nt $15,000; Imme¬ 
diate possession, F. II. YAItXALL, 1134 lligl 
Street, Pottstown, I'a. 
FOR SALE—Ohio farm of 47 acres; orchard; 
suited fur poultry; immediate possession; 
$5, (MW. Address BOX 152, I'oinr, Pleasant 
W. Va. 
WAXTED—Few acres land, with brook, in grain 
section. Western Connecticut: must lie reason¬ 
able. Address BOX 373, Middletown. Conn. 
FOR SALE—Fifty acres of land; 10 acres of 
pasture, remainder mowing lots; possession at 
once Nj Its. WILLIAM ROE, Rock Tavern, 
Orange Co., N. Y, 
1 ILL ARE FARM — (13 acres; on State road; 
buildings good; One location; modern Improve¬ 
ments; bare farm or cqulpned; write for par¬ 
ticulars. GFY EIURLRCRT, liarpersville, X. Y. 
MILLING PrSIXESft—Will sell, regurdU <s of 
intrinsic value, to set lie estate of G. 0. Mae. 
Plierson, Kell known. Wug established, real go¬ 
ing business - and property at Round Valiev Mill, 
near Lebanon, X. ,T.: convenient to C. R. R. and 
L. V. it. R.; nine-room house, new furnace; 
four-story two-burr mill; good water power: 
nine outbuildings; 2d acres: all in excellent con¬ 
dition: good patronage; protected territory; 4!t 
miles from Xew York. II. L. Mn.-I'HFUSON. 
Glen Ridge, X. ,1. LEROY MacPIIERSOX. 
Lebanon, X. ,1,, Administrators. 
FARM FOR SALE—Near Brat.tleboro, Yt.; (W- 
nere farm; large barns; fully equipped; 7- 
rooBQ dwelling; dairy, equipped; growing crops, 
hay, oats potatoes, corn; beautifully situated; 
produce marketable in Immediate vicinity: terms 
reasonable. Address BOX 3, Vest Brattleboro, 
Yt. 
TO LET- .Money, rout or on shares, a commer¬ 
cial milk form, consisting of between (WO and 
700 acres, with stock and tools; three teams. 75 
milk cows, two Empire milking machines. Ford- 
son trnetor. with all tools; 125 tons of bay in 
the barn: five sets of buildings: plentv of wood, 
fruit, etc.; 50 acres of ••ills and 45 acres of 
ensilage corn: will give the right man an ex¬ 
cellent opportunity; farm is situated in the 
southern tier of Xew York Stale: give refer¬ 
ences, etc., in first letter. P. O. BOX 314, City 
Hall Station, Xew lurk City. 
FOR SALE —Three farms, 14 to 45 acres; price 
si.100 to $3,200: write for particulars. 
ALFRED BLACKBFRX, Greensboro, Mil. 
FOR SALE—Splendid Western Xew Y'ork dairy 
farm: lid acres; fully equipped. Address 
Box 201, Rush ford, X. Y. 
FOR SAT.E -Bungalow; 10 rooms, two baths; 
1' _> acres; all kinds fruit, berries; garage; 
henhouse, 150 chickens: id miles to Now York; 
no agents; owner. SCHLITT, Harrington Tark, 
X, J. 
WANTED—Country home or small farm; com¬ 
muting distance from New York City; West¬ 
chester County preferred: good house, at least 
six rooms imd bnth; enough ground to raise 
everything needed; give description nnd price. 
ADVERTISER 1437, cure Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE —ISO-io re Eastern Colorado ranch; 
fair improvements; fenced and cross fenced; 
30(1 acres in paslnre, 125 In rye. the rest in corn 
and feed; price $25 per acre, including all grow¬ 
ing crops: half cash; remainder on good terms; 
also stock nnd Implements can be bought on 
reasonable terms. It. H. RAMSEY, Kckley. 
Yuma Co., Col. 
FOR SALE—88 acres, 48 of which is good hard 
wood; good eight-room house; good ham. 
ADVERTISER 1463. care Rural New Yorker, 
WAXTED—Country store, with living rooms, 
suitable fyr general merchandise. II. 
1IOHORST. 8ld« Webster Ave„ Xew York City. 
DAIRY FARM for sale; 2otl acres; in high state 
of cultivation; situate four milrs from Bing¬ 
hamton; farm includes stock, tools and retail 
milk route: new hams and silo, built in 1920. 
For lull particulars and terms address G, H. 
GRATSIXGKU, Conklin, X. Y. 
FOR SALE -HP., acres good land (would ili- 
videl: new house, large rooms, fireplace, fur 
naee. well, garage; near Lakewood. X. .1.: good 
mad: gardens: suitable poultry. ADVERTISER 
1449. care Rural New-Yorker. 
TO RENT- large plainly furnished rooms for 
light housekeeping, with use of kitchen, to 
adults only: Eastern Maine: near shore and 
lake- very healthful. ADVERTISER 1450. care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SAT.E -223 acre fruit, truck and Poultry 
Lmn. bordering on Chesapeake Bay, Eastern 
shove of Maryland: beautiful location: :lsh. 
oysters, etc,: 100 acres under cultivation; eas- 
safe.is loam: 1.000,000 feet timber: price. In¬ 
cluding Stock and tools, $15 (MX); easv terms. 
Address BAY SIDE FARM. Shelltown, Md 
FARM WAXTED—-Small, to rent; must be rea¬ 
sonable; give all particulars. ADVERTISER 
1425. care Rural New-Yorker. 
180 ACRES—On boulevard; 12-room house, hot 
and cold water, furnace heat, bath; large 
barn, silo, 18 cows, three horses, vehicles, im¬ 
plements, crops, milk route; oil for $7,500; 
$2.50(i cash; balance 10 years. C. X. FIELD, 
Mill Village. X, H. 
FARM FOR SALE—83 acres: well Watered; 
poultry or dairy: stocked; $8,000. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1450. care Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—Fruit or truck farm: about 8’i 
acres under Skinner irrigation: local market; 
one hour from New York; good Income; total 
about nine acres. ADVERTISER 1440, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
| Miscellaneous 
WANTED—Blue Hen or Wishbone incubator; 
state ago. size and price. I. M. JOHNSON, 
Ickesburg, Ba. 
MILK CHOCOLATE—Made at our dairy; box of 
126 pieces, 2 lbs, net. postpaid. $l'; sold in 
stores $1.75; send remittance with order. R. 
TV. WIND, Babylon, L. I., X. Y. 
HONEY—Pure extracted, 00-lb, cans, 5 and 10- 
lb. pails: new crop clover: let us quote you 
price on your needs - by mail, prepaid in 3rd 
zone, 10 llis. clover, $2.13; buckwheat, $1.90; 
all prices subject to market conditions; satis¬ 
faction guaranteed. RAY C. WILCOX, Odessa. 
X. Y. 
HONEY—Pure extracted, postpaid third zum-; 
clover, 5 lbs,, $1.25; buckwheat, 5 lbs.. $1; 
10 lbs., $1.9(i; special prices on quantity lots 
WALXPT OP.CHARD FARM, Ith aca, X T. 
75 SECOND-HAND INCFRATORS wanted; men¬ 
tion size and kind. C. M LAFVEB, McAlister- 
ville, Pa. 
WANTED—A good grain reaper. What you 
got? Give full details, make and price in 
first letter. F. WEIDEMA. Westover, Md. 
RHODE ISLAND REDS 
25 chicks 50 chicks 100 chicks 
$3.50 $6.50 $12.00 
WANABROOK’S 
Annual Offering of Selected 
S. C. W. LEGHORN HENS, 
PULLETS and COCKERELS 
from 12,000 Chicks, brooded this year, 250 choice 
Cockerels and 1,600 choice Pullets have been 
saved, 100 of the Cockerels and 300 of the pallets 
are offered for sale, for delivery about Sept. 1. 
iroru 1,800 layers which have passed several 
eulUtigs and proved their worth. 300 selected hens 
(not. early monitors or market calls) are offered 
for sale, for Sept. 1 delivery. Buy your founda¬ 
tion stock from a reputable breeding farm. 
Wanabrook Poultry Farm, Wilawana, Bradford Co., Pa. 
BARRED ROCKS 
25 chicks 50 chicks 100 chicks 
$3.00 $5.50 $10.00 
WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS 
25 chicks 50 chicks 100 chicks 
$2.75 $5.00 $9.00 
Special Prices for lots of 500 and 1000. 
Mail orders TODAY. Prompt shipment 
and sale delivery guaranteed. 
THE KERR CHICKERIES, Inc. 
Box O. Frenchtown, N. J. 
Box O. Springfield, Mass. 
Pedigreed Cockerels 
From Pen in New York State Egg Laying Contest. 
Won first last yeai. Leading pen this year. Pedi¬ 
gree with each bird. Only a few for sale. Prices 
reasonable. F. J. LOVELAND, Kia On Farms. New City, N. V. 
I mimic LAYING leghorns 
LESHER S WYCKOFF Strain 
Summer sale of Cocks, Hens and Cockerels now on. 
J. GUY LESHER - Northumberland, Pa. 
Df TV f PTC March and April hatched, ,'rtiy White 
■ ll lil.r, I Leghorns. JOO White I tricks. Pure 
bred, free ran ge stuck. A2 each 
ARTHUR ABRKCHT Firnringdalc, tt.J. 
FOR SALE— Single Comb 
WHITE LEGHORN 
Inspection cordially invited, 
BAl'VILLE FARMS*. 
PULLETS 
Bayville, N. J. 
null: also No, 3 tr 
little used, almost 
munlcute with s 
needing a huge 
TER. Hall. N. T. 
: Buckeye power ditcher, 
ert shape: glad to coin- 
co-operative association 
r. MARVIN T. FOR.S- 
S. C. WHITE Dill I 
Leghorn r’ULL 
Bred Inn high record stuck, 
lieaohv liirds. 
■Tp BARRON- 
• | \ HOLLYWOOD 
«IW STRAIN 
. -- Vigorous, snappy, 
ic kind that pay a prollt, Fullintur- 
lualRin on request. PIHEwOOu routT»TF*RM.Ul.»o«d.«. i- 
FOIt SALE—Fresh 
AROEE'S 
PERfECT 
EKIN 
Mattituck While Leghorn Farm 
500 12-weeks-oid pallets at 81.25 each. Clean, 
_ healthy stock from heavy laying strain. 
ARTHUR II PENNY. Mattituck, L. I . N.Y. 
IVAXTED — Market, for Guernsey cream from 
purebred herd, produced under best sanitary 
conditions. Address Manager, PROBASCO 
FARM, Flcnungfon, X*. J. 
S.C.W. LEGHORN PULLETS 
Direct Voting strain, March hatched, free range 
grown, M.25 each. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
H. N. CONNER, _ Stockton, New jersey 
C ATSKIT.L MOUNTAINS grown cauliflower for 
side; also need n few more customers for 
high testing milk in 40-nnqrt orders. HII.L- 
CRUFT FARMS. Walton, N. Y. 
White Laghorn.Cockerels Vi^^TtVA 
wka. old, Croiu trap-nested stock. Records, 170-200 Sires' 
pedigrees. 270. Square deal. Mm hi, eOHUOS, «i»b, \.y. 
W A. X T E 1) 
350 White Leghorn Pullets 
Stale age and price. ADIRONDACK POULTRY FARM, F*r«m«rt, N Y. 
SLEEP on a genuine Aunt Hannah Adirondack 
balsam pillow; soothing, refreshing, invigor¬ 
ating; 3-lb. pillow, $1.25. postpaid, P O. order. 
HANNAH PAYNE, Pine Hill Camp, Raquette 
Lake, X. Y. 
Pullets—White Leghorn | 
That Lay and Live 
6, 10 aud 12 weeks—or ready to lay. Our breed¬ 
ing hens are selected for vigor and high egg 
production, and are mated to males from hens 
that have laid 2i)0 eggs or better. Stock raised 
on unlimited grass range. 
EIGENRAUCH & DeWINTER - Red Bank. N. J. 
S R W I aoknrnR Yearling hens with an excllcnt egg- 
■ ’’•Lu&nurnS Joying record und full of vigor, at 
31.50 each, ih.ni os. old pullet.--, nice, husky hi ids. at Rl.75 
each. Vigorous, full nf pep.cockerels, at $1.5((ewh. Satis¬ 
faction guaranteed. PINEBftQOK FARM, lake.iod. N J Route 1 
FOR SAIESSKSWES PULLETS 
UROUKslIFL POULTRY TARO, Bye. » w York 
/^IJI/^LF O Koeiis. lie; Kens. Wyan- 
L v 1~1 I Y^rVal daises. Minorca* l?c’; 
** X -' A *‘ K *' Leghorns, lOe; Mixed. 8c! 
Rush Order. Last Hutch Aug. 17, Guarantee arrival. 
Reliable Hatchery. - McAlisterville, Pa. 
l/L| H ■ j«li ■ BUALITY CHICKS 
Big Demand for December Broilers 
^ in December, broilers bring top juries because they're scarce— too few 
.... baby chicks are started at ter .Inn But H i iipot Quality Summor-Hatohed 
Lhicks note and leap those extra profits yourself. Posts little to start. , _ 
.... „ _ 2S SO 100 soo tooo 
u.. Rik. or itrii, Leghorn* *«.(»<• A5.25 #10.00 947.56 $95.00 ‘V 
7.T5 
JJ h.. Bit. or Brn. Leghorns *8.00 #5.25 *li 
““c.red Rocks . 8.75 (5.75 l: 
W hite Ruck. «r R. 1 Red. 4.00 7.75 1. 
n hile VI >nuduUc» 
- ...... 4.00 7.75 1 
Mixed Droller < l,|cL-. 2.50 4.50 
SPECIAL MATING 
While Leghorns— Pen 8... 4.00 7.75 II 
Iturred Rock.. 4.75 9.25 1: 
100 
010.00 
13.06 
15.06 
500 
$47.50 
(12.50 
72.50 
lOOO 
$ 95.00 
120 UO 
140.00 
72.50 
85.00 
140.00 
shlprwd P»r« | Port cirpaid and -air delivery of full count cuaranteed auy where within 1200 
uiiius. b«nd clurck, money order or /ptfistered letter—emmot be sent C. O. Da 
W. F. HILLPOT, Box I ? FRENCHTOWN, N. J. 
1^.. I. H. FTJTjT iETS ibrSale 
150 March and April hatched, healthy and of A-l 
laying strain; farm rnuge: mixed combs. Also 
cockerels at 81.50 each. Fash with order. 
THE HANOVER FARM LaGrangevilie N. Y. 
-aa L>.a.e.Y l Ul r It/llf. 1 UlUiUDl JIIUJJI 
syrup. $2,50 gnllim: 10-lb. ,-nn sugar. $3 
satisfaction guaranteed: cash with order. BER 
PRESCOTT. Essex Junction, Yt. 
ETS and 
YEARLING HENS 
8 - C. "W HITE LEGHORN 
Price 81.25 each. High unitty stock of 
tiie best laying strains. Satisfaction guar¬ 
anteed. Semi for circular 
Harry F. Palmer Middleport, N Y 
FUR SALE — Choice white clover extracted 
honey; (me C0-lh. can, $9; two flO-lli. enns, 
3111.80; f. o. h. Holgate, O.; 3-1b. pail, $1.10; 
lu Hi. pail, $2, delivered to 3d postal zone. 
NOAII BOIIDNER, Holgnte. O. 
FOR SALE—Steam pressure canning outfit; l'j 
hn. boiler, two retorts, tomato scalder. pipe 
fillings: also six-ton platform scale; all praeti- 
i nil.v new. C. IV. WESTER VF.LT, Englislitown, 
X. J. 
CHI 
7 cts. 
3- C. W. aud Brown Leghorns. 8c Ban Rocks. 
10c. N. V R I Reds, lie. Black Miuorcos, 11c. 
Broilers. 7c each. Special prices on 500 or 1.000 lots. 
Order direct from this adv. Safe delivery guaran¬ 
teed. J. X. NACE, McAlisterville, I'a. R No 5 
M ANTED—Good board on real farm for wife. 
anywhere: also place for 20 chickens: state 
terms, particulars, nt once. BOX 230, Wyom¬ 
ing, R. I. 
Winter Layers 
Selected LT ility Stock 
Barred lOOOPlllletS ^ ° ' k 
$1 - 50 (2 weeks old $1.50 
Heavy, husky, friendly, Buttermilk fed youngsters. 
Kfused on outs nnd clover in our orchards. We have 
h»d goodsuci-t-a witii them, so can offer them ut this 
knock-out price. Mint sell to make room. Order early 
from thif adv. Special Price on 100 or more. 
PIONEER ORCHARDS - Hancock, Md. 
S.C.W. LEGHORNS 
Wowill have about 1800 five months old S. C. 
VV. Leghorn PULLETS for delivery about 
•Sept. 15. We have fur immediate delivery about 
4U0 Yearlings at 82.00 each (now layiug) and 
about 400 two-year old breeding stock (also 
laying ) at 81.75 each. Also a few Cockerels, 
now live mouths old at 84.00 each. All these 
birds have been especially raised by ourselves. 
BIRCH HILL FARM, Katonah, N. Y. 
c>Ai Kir 1CK for $27)0., or trade for automobile, 
brand-new, complete* Universal electric farm 
light plant; 1 ikio watts, 32 volts, large battery. 
JOHN WAGNER, Fredericksburg, Va. 
ALFALFA FOR SALE—Five ears first cutting 
mixed Alfalfa Timothy hnv ready. W. A 
WITHROW, Route 4. Syracuse, X. Y. 
M AN FED — Blue Hen Mammoth incubator. 
ROBERT C'H KISTPP HKL. Holland, Mich. 
FOR SALE—llrnn Duplex sprayer, refiller. Novo 
engine with magneto, 150 gallon tank. 10d ft 
hose, spray gun. ete,: everything like new: rea- 
sonnble. A. A. T1 ECHE. Dalton, O. 
F(>R SALE—Stock nnd fixtures in country store; 
Schoharie County. X. Y.; postuflice connecti-fl: 
only store; good stand. ADVERTISER 14t4. 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
I‘OR SALE—Vi-ton Ford truck; completely over¬ 
hauled; excellent condition; open ■ 7(4' hox 
with call, curtains and windshield: Custom 
built: nearly new; owner getting heavier truck; 
Big Bull tractor outfit for belt or field work: 
bargain; wilt handle thrasher, ,-utter ,.r saw- 
^ etmes exchanged. LOWELL GORDON, Glen, 
Quality White Plymouth Rocks 
and White Orpingtons 
Early hatched cockerels snd pullets. Ready for 
$how]ug, ah 4i birds to reserve ror breeding. Some 
of this season s breeders at half price, including 
tunny winners. Secure healthy foundation Mock 
that will lay and pay—it’s bred in them. 
H. B. SPANGLER R. D. 2 Matawan, N. J. 
Pill I FTC 
PULLETS ALL SOLD 
We have all the orders for 8-10 weeks old pullets 
that we c.-m fill fur this season. We are now offer¬ 
ing 8-10-12 weeks old S. C. W. COCKERELS for 
breeding, bred from certified males, mated to yearl¬ 
ing hens not certified at 82 each or 6 for'810. 
Also 10-12 weeks old Cockerels bred from certified 
nimes, mated to certified hens at $2.50 each. We 
also offer 1 and 2-year old hens for breeding at 
82.25 each, in lots t*. 50 or more 82,00 each 
, V CORN I!lt8 I'Ol LTItV FARM 
L. .T. W BED A Sox, Drops, Itnllnton Sp n , \. y. 
PURE BRED 
SINGLE COMB 
White LEGHORN 
PULLETS 
for September delivery, five months old, 82.25 
each. luO or more at 82.00. Yearling Hens, 
81.25. Order front this advertisement. 
FISHER BROS. ATLANTIC. PA. 
JPULLETS IT or Sale 
One thousand Choice S. C. W. Leghorn Pullers, ten- 
wi;s.-old. SI.25 each. They are bred for eggs. Quirk 
delivery. SUNSHINE POULTRY FARM. R D. No. I . Rulocly , Mil 
□ III | CTC Scvci si thuiisiuiil vigorous March 
■ I mid April batched birds from 
high laying i.meutuge White and Brown Leghorns. R. 1. 
Reds, B. P Rooks,W Wyaudottes, B. MinorAtiooniui. 
1’riocs ivosonxWe. Oaten Farina. Bov loo, Clj de, N. Y. 
1^8 III | CT March Hatched,Mixed put- 
f* U t I lets: $120 per 100 ; $65 per 
■in, 42s per Z0. Also Rocks, 
lteds and Wyandoitc, April hutched. *20 per Poren. 
H. A. SOLDER Box 29 Sellersville, Pi. 
S.C. White Leghorn YEARLING BREEDERS 
Pure Barren Strain: very heavy layers. $175 per 
100. t’laraben Coart Faria, Koslyu. L. 1., N.Y. 
B A DV "'bite. Brown. Block I-eghorns #1S: Barred 
a D I Rock, t:. l.itrds.St*; Wtatv AVyundcttrs. Anco- 
rUIflfC nas 3(8. l.vaKec n request. K0SELAWN PQUL- 
CIUL/&J Ta y FABM A HATCHERY. OUsville. Pi Dspt.S 
B lnc-k Jersey Giants. Mid. young stock, reasonable. 
Eggs. *2.25. Lewis Compton, Dias Creek. X. J. 
SIM6U pi lAV MINGDCfl Yearling l ocks. 65.06. 
COMU DLAuR mmUlfUA N. G. PETERS, Gren Kills, S. I. 
^ S. C. BUFF LEGHORNS 
Barred aud VS bite Ruck. Reds and Mixed 
Chicks. 7c. und up. Special prices oil large 
lots. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
JACOB NIEMOND. Box 2, McA iisierville, Pa. 
S Ivlllan Buttercup Fultcts 4 mouths old. 63 each. 
ItKTlLKlMUU Kt-t l.uu <11* V inrissd. X. J. 
TIFFANY’S SUPERIOR 
MAMMOTH FEKIN' mw 
GIANT KOUEN |_) 1C C K W 
INDIAN KUNNEK W 
ALOHAM POULTRY FARM •. Mi. S* Phosnlxvllla, Pa 
America's S t a n dard 
Strain. BREEDERS NOW. 
PARDEE S PEKiNS ISHP.N.Y. 
Capons—Pskin and Wild Mallard Bucks 
once. All tlrat- ass fow ls. SOCK CLIFf Fifth Brooucillc. Pi. 
Whitfl P.hin««A Ropoa Kttla flue S year breeders, A fe- 
MIC UlllllCoo UCg 3B mnles, 1 male. 1st check $30 iitkes 
thoiu. W1LLET KANDAU. North River, V Y. 
RABBITS I 
B O.GIAX HARES and BLACK GIANTS. 21 up. 
MxcGUlHK - Ne>y in hh*m. Nkw HAarsHiBE 
