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EGG-LAYING CONTEST 
Bergen County, N. J.. Egg Contest 
This contest is held nt Emerson, N. J., under 
control of New Jersey State Experiment Station. 
There are 100 pens, each with 12 birds. This 
is the second (yearling) rear of this contest. 
Week ending July 31, 1022: 
14. P. ROCKS 
Week Total 
C. W. Brown. N. J. 32 1028 
J. A. Craig, N. J...... IT 916 
Ktjon Poultry Farm. N. J. 36 1111 
Hurry H Ober, N. J. 41 1465 
Pleasant View Farm, R. 1. 43 1446 
Hoseluwn Farm. N. J... 19 828 
W P. HOCKS 
S- Bradford Allyn. 51ass . 24 1118 
Roy M. Lynch. N. J.. 19 1125 
James K. MacDonald, Mass. 32 1051 
WHITE WYANDOTTES 
Barr’s Knobby Stone, Pa.... 28 946 
Central Poultry Kami, N. J. 40 1301 
E. C. Conflict. & Son, N. J. 15 984 
August Weiss, N. J.... 33 1266 
K. C. R. I. HKDS 
The Boola Farm. N. J. 17 1216 
S. C K. I. REDS 
H. W. Colllngwood. N. J. 30 1248 
Henry P. Walker, Mass. 34 1175 
C. Heed Ferguson. N. J . 38 1304 
Fred C. Nixon. N. J. 22 1034 
Howard (j. Taylor, N. J. 52 1454 
K. W. Tracy. N. .1. 11 924 
Underbill Brothers. N. J. 31 1258 
CAMPINKS 
Mrs. B. W. Brainard. N. Y. 50 1182 
ANCONAS 
Just-A-Mere Poultry Farm, N J...... 37 1127 
E. Ditttnar, N. J .. 46 1423 
Solomon Hielmian, N, J.. 39 1332 
LEGHORNS 
Tanglcwold Farm. N. Y. 33 1417 
Beck Egg Farm. N J. 49 1508 
,1 W. Boucher. N. J. 47 1618 
Broad Acres Farm. Conn. 45 1367 
Broad View Farm, N. J. 19 1330 
A. L. Cansse. Jr., N. J. 35 1192 
Cranberry Brook Farm. N. J. 45 1404 
J. S. Cray A Son. N. J . 40 144 1 
Harold W. Davis. N. J. 60 1590 
Alex Elchenbaum, N. J. 40 1284 
Eigeuraucli A De W inters. N. J. 54 1451 
Pinehurgt Poultry Farm. N. J. 45 1373 
Mattie 11. Eppele. N. J ... 40 I 503 
Geo. B. Kerris. Midi... 50 1553 
Richard Franke. N. J. 55 1<>«8 
Greeudale Farm. N. Y . 46 1781 
Chas E Grove. Del. .51 I 468 
Leo A. Grottteu. Conn. 40 1366 
llenrv E Heine. N. J... 52 1409 
John J. llogrdt. N. J. . 36 1064 
The Hoehn Furm. N. Y. 41 1364 
A, B> Hall. Conn . 4 5 1602 
Hollywood Farm. Wash. 50 1.500 
Frank L. liUk’Ua. N. .1. 40 1402 
Sami. Johnston. N. J .. 47 1.326 
George <’. Johnson. N. J. 41 1333 
The Ohio Poultry harm. Ohio. 33 lsofi 
Robert O. Knapji, N. 5 . 59 1.534 
Jay D. Lester, N. Y. 48 1261 
Francis 6' Lincoln, Conn.. . 51 1302 
Lion Head Poultry h arm. N. J. 28 1301 
Harold W. Lyle. N. .I. 54 1639 
Marquis A Wagner- N. Y . 40 144 s 
Herbert O Maxham. H I . 23 918 
Meadowedge Farm N. Y. 45 1*23 
Mercer Poultry Farm. N. J. 27 1116 
Fred J. Mathews, N. J . 48 1481 
Oakdale Poultry Farm. N. J . 58 1631 
Samuel Niece Sou, N J... 47 1433 
8. Olsen. N. .1 . 30 1487 
Ptnewood Puultry Farm, N. J. 40 1435 
Manning Potts, N. J . . 52 1487 
Queensbury Farm. N. J. 39 1096 
Rapp’s Leghorn Farm. N. J. 60 1634 
Columbian Poultry Kami. N. J . 49 1531 
John K. Koussner. N. J. 40 1259 
Husebill Kartn, N .1. 34 1339 
Rosewood Leghorns, N. J. 38 1411 
J. W. gehrelb. N. Y. 57 1460 
Shadowbrook Karin, Conn. 48 1476 
A- E. Spear. N. J. 39 1589 
Spring Lake Farm. N. J. 29 1335 
John G. Simmonds, N. .1... 45 1413 
Matthew Stoibart. .1 1 , N, J . 49 1493 
Willis E. Stryker. N. J . 51 I 606 
Sun View Farm, N J ... 37 1384 
Wallace S. Suyduui. N. J. 42 1339 
Tom’* Poultry Farm, N. J.. . 50 1546 
J. K. Van lloiuon. N. ,1. 21 1012 
Gustav Wnlters, N J . 46 1411 
John F. Wchrell. N. ,1. ... 40 1315 
Westwood Poultry Farm.[N. J. 34 1271 
James Whctsel. N. J . 50 1383 
While Clowil Farms. N.Y. 53 1447 
Wilburiha Poultry Farm, N. J. 45 1387 
S. U.W. LEGHORN N. J.jASSN. 
Atlantic Co. M . P. A. 47 1497 
SOW LEGHORN.ENTRIES . 
Bergen Co. Poultry Assn. 41 1224 
U. 1. REDS 
Bergen Co, Poultry Assn. 36 1251 
S CW LEGHORN 
Burlington lu. Poultry Assn .... 40 1271 
R. L REDS 
Burlington Co. Poultry Assn .. 21 984 
S. C. W. LEGHORN 
Ilammonton Poultry Raisers'Assn... 38 1443 
Hunterdon Co Poultry Assn . 24 1197 
Middlesex Co. Poultry Assn. 47 1315 
Ocean Co. Poultry Assn . 39 1462 
Vineland Poultry Assn . 44 1257 
CERTIFIED S. C. WHITE 
April hatched now ready for delivery. We 
jn.ike n specialty of prod urine large chalk 
white eggs for market, fur which we receive 
a premium above the highest egg market 
quotations. Our pullets are bred particular¬ 
ly for this purpose. They have size, shape, 
type and vigor, and when matured are 
heavy producers of large chalk whit* eggs. 
Every pullet sold is a good specimen, and 
in perfect condition. Your money back if 
not satisfied. Our pullets are raised under 
Ideal condition*, nil A hundred nern fruit 
farm, with true ranee, and no fences. They 
will make early fall and winter layers. 
Cockerel* and Breeding Stock 
For Sale 
FARLEY PORTER B Xl *? Y . 
The John Deere-Syracuse Two-Way Plow is 
practically self-operating. That, together with its thorough 
work, is why it is the desirable plow for either hillsides or level 
land, for plowing out the nooks and comers of irregular fields, 
around stones and other obstructions. 
WANABROOK’S 
TWO-WAY 
PLOW 
» THE EAST 
SYRACUSE 
Annual Offering of Selected 
The Patent Auto-Foot 
Frame Shift enables the operator 
to regulate the width of the furrow 
perfectly. When plowing around 
curves or on hillsides, a uniform 
furrow slice may be maintained at 
all times. 
The Automatic Shifting 
Hitch shifts the evener clevis in 
line with the working plow, with 
no action required on the part of 
the operator. 
The Automatic Power 
Lift on the Syracuse Two-Way 
Plow is easy to operate and reli¬ 
able. A slight pressure of the foot 
is all that is necessary, and the for¬ 
ward movement of the horses 
raises the plow. 
The wheels are set wide 
apart—plow can’t tip over on hill¬ 
sides. 
Equipped with the fam¬ 
ous Syracuse Bottoms —the bot¬ 
toms that always fit perfectly and 
do a good job of plowing. Made in 
different styles to meet every soil 
condition in the East. 
from 12,000 Chicks, brooded this year. 250 choice 
Cockerels and 1.600 choice Bullets have been 
saved, 100 of the Cockerels and 300 of the pullets 
tile offered for sale, for delivery about Sept. 1. 
From 1,800 layois which have passed several 
ctilliugg ami proved thuir worth. 300 selected hens 
(not early monitors or market culls) are offered 
tor sale, for Kept. I delivery. Buy your founda¬ 
tion stock from a reputable .breeding farm. 
Wanabroolt Poultry Farm. Wilawana, Bradford Co., Pa. 
WHITE LEGHORNS 
COCKERELS worth while buying now for 
next spring’s breeding pens, from 245-310 
Sunny Crest A. J. Cornell Certified Eggs 
Eacli bird will be worth five times the 
amount we are asking now, next Spring 
end thev will greatly improve any Leg¬ 
horn strain. Only a few choice birds left. 
Write tor prices and further particulars 
about these high-class cockerels. 
The birds of no regrets 
E. M. BENFORD, Mt. Vernon, N. Y 
Ask your John Deere dealer about Syracuse Plows 
Write us today for a folder describing this plow. Ad¬ 
dress John Deere, Moline, Ill. Ask for Booklet Y837 
DEERE 
700 FARM RAISED 
S. C. White Leghorn Pullets 
Weights: 1 to 1*4 lbs., $1.25 each, 
I' i to IV” lbs., 1.50 rack. 
IV; to l-H lbs., 1.75 each. 
Pullets nearly matured, lay soon, matter 
of correspondence. Bred from best of 
stock; satisfaction guaranteed. If inter¬ 
ested in high quality, send your order to 
.1. R. Casterline. 
HILLHURST FARM, Orchard Park, N. Y. 
In order to introduce this breed that is sweeping the world we are goiug to send out 25.000 chicks at a 
sacrifice. We want you to be one of the thousands that are boosting the Jersey Black Gian's. Why ? 
They are the super fowl for meat production, great layers and are spreading to all parts of the world. 
25,000 chicks lor immediate shipment. 25 cliicks <e> 6*7.00: 50 chicks & S13.00; 100 chicks @ #25 OO; 
500 chicks #120.00. Hatching eggs #2 per hi. Barred Rocks, R. I Reds White and Columbian 
Wyandotte*. #12 per 100. Parcel Post prepaid. Safe arrival guaranteed Send money order or check. 
PICTURESQUE POULTRY FARM :: Trenton Junction. NEW JERSEY 
250 Selected Leghorn Breeding 
COCKERELS 
YOUNG’S 
fDRY FRONT 
Poultry House 
Pullets—White Leghorn 
That Lay and Live 
8. 10 and 12 weeks—or ready to lay. Our breed¬ 
ing hens are selected for vigor and hii-b egg 
production, and are mated to males from hens 
that have laid 2H) eggs or better. Stock raised 
on unlimited grass range. 
EIGENRAUCH & DeWINTER - Red Bank, N. J. 
Jtg months old. All from trap-nested birds of 
real vigor and ability. Order now I or at once 
or later delivery. 
B. S. ELLS Vineland, N. J. 
Write tor 1922 Booklet. 
Note the features of the overhang roof, absolutely 
rain proof; also, ventilator above the swiugine win¬ 
dow. The above is the type that Prof. Harry R. 
Lewis, head of the Vineland Egg Laying Contest, is 
equipping his new farm with, at Davisvilte, Rhone 
Island. Made in all sizes. Write for free booklet, 
showing forty different cats. 
E. C. YOUNG CO. 16 Depot St.. Randolph. Mass. 
Winter Layers Selected Utility Stock 
Barred 1000 Pullets R t .°, c . k 
$ 1 - 50 li weeks old * 1-50 
Heavy, husky, fricndlr, Buttermilk f>! yauu^^rers. 
Huiscd on oat* «d« 1 clever »« our orchiMh. We have 
had coodsuccess with them, can after them at this 
knoCK-out price. Must *ell to make room. Order early 
from this adv. Special Price on 1»>! or more. 
PIONEER ORCHARDS • Hancock. Md. 
From Pen in New York State Egg Laying Contest. 
Won first last year. Leading pen this year. Pedi¬ 
gree witli each bird. Only a few for *aU<. Prices 
reasonable. F. J. LOVELAND, Kia On Farms, New City. N Y. 
LAYING LEGHORNS 
Read the Most Widely Known 
Poultry Journal rr"ui 25c 
Our Sind year Helpful, interesting articles each month 
hy expert puultry writer, of national reputation. Send 25c 
today for# months' trial »nh. .ml free premium otter,. 
American Poultry Advocate. Dept. R, Syracuse, N. Y. 
Summer sale of Cocks. Hens and Cockerels now on 
•J. GUY LESHER - Northumberland, P:t. 
1000 ESI PULLETS 
for September delivery, five months old. #2.25 
each. 190 or more at #2.00. Yearling Hens, 
SI.25, Order from this advertisement. 
FISHER BROS. ATLANTIC. PA. 
4035 !33906 
Mattituck While Leghorn Farm 
500 12-weeks-old pullets at #1 25 each. Clean, 
healthy stock from heavy laying strain. 
ARTHUR II l’EXNY, MuttItiick, L I.,N. Y. 
Lame Chicks: Feeding Pony 
1. I have nine little chicks, of which 
three have gone lante. They go around 
oil one foot. They have chick food. 
“J. What do .vou think would be the neces¬ 
sary food for a pony in the Winter? 
New York. m. w. 
1. Let these chicks have a clean grass 
run, and do not overfeed them. Give 
them milk each day, either sweet or sour, 
some tender green stuff that they will eat. 
like lettuce, and if they are with a mother 
hen, grease them beneath file wings and 
upon the top of the head with some sim¬ 
ple grease, like vaseline *ir lard. Then 
dust the hen thoroughly outre a week with 
some good lice powder, or rub a bit of 
blue ointment about the size of a pen 
upon the skin beneath the vent. Do not 
use enough of this latter to smear the 
young chicks. 
The pony will eat the same foods 
that are votumonl.v given horses; good, 
bright hay and oats or corn. The quan¬ 
tity of grain that it will need will depend 
upon how much driving it has. If it is 
not used, it can he fed cheaply upon good 
straw and corn fodder, with a little grain 
or ground feed, but if driven daily, it 
should he fed as carefully as a large 
horse would be, M, r. d. 
Bob White, Hungarian Partridges 
Wild Turkey*, Pheasants, Quail, Rabbits, Deer, etc. 
for itocktnr puryoMs, 
Fancy Pheuvants. Peafowl. Crane?. Storks. Swans. 
Ornamental L'ncks and Geese, Bears. Foxes. Rac¬ 
coon. Squirrels, and ail kinds of birds and animal?. 
White LeghornICockerels 
wk«. old. from tin.|i*miHled stock. Iteeoi’ds. 170-200. Sires’ 
pedigrees, 271*. Sonar.* deal. I.OVM.t, C40KII05, Pin*. VY. 
■ I ■ ■ ■— mgs March Hatched. Mixed pul- 
r ULLt I a Sets: $120 per 100 ; #65 per 
■ ** mm mm mm m mm w per 20 . also Hocks, 
Reds and Wvamlotte, April hatched. $20 per Dozen. 
H. A. SOL DER Box 29 SeilersvUle. Pa. 
Fine White Leghorn Cockerels wLv“ 1 ?<rnm"V'ri’. !•? 
reasonable. Write to NATHAN OAIIET. EIJreA. Sullwin Co.. N. T. 
tillcts. Hooks. Hods. Leghorn* and 
Mixed Black ami While Leghorn 
K A RUNGS. ROYAL FARM. Beroev. Pa. 
n III I T C Several thousand vigorous March 
rULLC I 9 amt April notched birds from 
bipti laying parentage White and Brown Leghorns. R. I. 
ltmln, B. P. Rocks, W Wyandotte*. B. Minorca*. Anecnas. 
Prices reasonable Gulin Furm*, Bex tOO. Clyde, N.Y. 
America's Stan dard 
Strain. BREEDERS NOW. 
PAROEE S PEKINS ISLIP N Y 
AROEE'S 
PERFECT 
EKIN 
Important to Advertisers 
niri ¥ rTTiC March and April hatched 300 White 
PI I* I ^JLe(chorns. 900 White Rocks Pure 
ft liLLnio |iri i . (rfi r ,, C e stork *2 each. 
ARTHUR A BRECHT Eiinningplale. N. J. 
Copy and instructions for clas- Jj 
sifted advertisements or change A, 
of copy must reach us en Thurs- S 
clay morning in order to insure J 
insertion in following week's paper. I| 
Notice to discontinue advertise- \ 
meat should reach us tin Tues- ^ 
day morning in order to prevent V 
advertisement appearing in follow- Ij 
ing week’s paper. % 
S. C. BUFF LEGHORNS 
Barred and White Rock. Reds and Mixed 
Chicks. 7 c and up. Special price? on targe 
lots. Satlsfuccion guai antoeii. 
JACOB N1EMOND Sox 2. Me A listen.lie. Pa. 
s. 4 '. ANCON Vs, Dwnlsn*filin’.. Specialprict 
CABLE S. WILSOk, »«« ASt^Hiiwnon*. » »., Ste’, » 
Yearling Cocks. •5.00. 
H a rCTEHS. Great Kills. S. I. 
BLACK MINORCA 
S.C. White Leghorn YEARLING BREEDERS 
Pare Hamm Stialn: very heavy layers $17 5 per 
lOn. Claraben Court Farm, Uoslyn. L. I.. N.Y. 
Pullet*. 4 months old, $8 each 
4,23 I mill* Yiaelaad, Y 3 
clllxu Kultcrcup 
WKItTIt, IliMUl.l. 
TIFFANY’S SUPERIOR 
M AMMOTH l’EKIN *■% ■ | Mf 
GIANT ROl K N I# U IV S 
V NT I» I XV tin N NKK w w 
X5LENT BARRED BLOCKS 
Cornell Certified Breeding Hens and Yearling Cocks 
at reduced price? during July atnl Aug. Circular 
KENT POULTRY FARM Cazeuovia N.Y. 
