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The .RURAL NEW-YORKER 
September 2, 1022 
PORTER’S 
CERTIFIED S. C. WHITE 
LEGHORNS 
April hatched now ready for delivery. M e 
make a specialty of producing largo chalk 
white eggs for market, for which wo receive 
a premium above the highest ©eg market 
Quotations, Our pullets arobred particular¬ 
ly for this purpose. They have size, shape, 
type and vigor, and when matured are 
heavy producers of larga chalk white oggs. 
Evnvy pul lot sold is a good epeclmon. and 
in ported condition. Your motiey back if 
not satisfied. Our pullets are raised under 
Ideal conditions, on a hundred acre fruit 
farm, with free ranee, and no fences. They 
will make oarly fall and winter layers. 
Cockerels and Breeding Stock 
For Sale 
FARLEY PORTER Soduit N. Y. 
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.G00 choice Tuilets have been 
saved, 100 of the Cockerels aud 300 of the pullets 
are offered for sale, for delivery about Sept. 1. 
Front 1,800 layets which have passed several 
endings and proved their worth. 300 selected heus 
(not early monitors or market culls) are offered 
for sal©, for 8ept, 1 delivery. Buy your founda¬ 
tion stock from a reputable breeding farm. 
Wanabrook Poultry Farm, Wilawana, Bradford Co., Pa. 
700 FARM RAISED 
S. C. White Leghorn Pullets 
Weights: 1 to 1J4 lbs., $1.25 each. 
1J4 to 1 % lbs., 1.50 each. 
IVi to 1*4 lhs., 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 
J. B. Casterline, 
HILLHURST FARM, Orchard Park, N. Y. 
S.C.W. LEGHORNS 
W© will have about 180U five months old 8. (’ 
W. Leghorn PULLETS for delivery about 
Sept. 15. We have for immediate delivery about 
400 Yearlings at 83.00 each (now laying) and 
about 400 two-year old breeding stock (also 
laying) at $1.75 each. Also a few Cockerels, 
uow five mouths old at 84.00 each. All these 
birds have beon especially raised by ourselves. 
BIRCH HILL FARM, Katonah, N. Y. 
Winter LayerJ j Money Makers 
Barred Rock Pullets 
■-I0 »*>.. SI 00 ■••© U wk*.. *1.40 mch 4 5 mltn., ?2 00 
Returnable coop deposit, be. pec bird extte. 
The first twelve weeks arotrlh makes the pullet Our but- 
termiik *rovrintf method pots the P*D Into th*>«< Which 
Inter fill? the winter agg basket. PION EEK PtttiLKTS, A RE 
BKTTfill! One trial convinces. No runu|l No cull* i No 
disease ! Evory pullet a reservoir of health and vitality ! £>a- 
tisfaction or MONEY BACK. We psy express on 100 or more. 
PIONEER ORCHARDS - Hancock, Md. 
S. C. W. LEGHORNS 
500 12-weeks-old pullets, 81.35 each. 400 yearling I 
liens, 81.35 each, 50 March batched cockerels, I 
81.50 each. 12-weeks-old cockerels, 81 each in 
dozen lots ot over. Barron and Eglantine strain, 
the very best of high egg-producing stock, 
BROOKS1DE POULTRY FARM Serfleanlsvllle. N. J. 
Very Choice S. C. White Leghorn Pul lets 
April and May hatch. Range ratecd. Bred for tmperior 
laying qiiH-liliiiK, TurVcll Fflrinn, tSmltiifllli FUu, >. Y. 
For Sale-Choice c‘o ml White Leghorn Cockerels 
3 mos. old, from Cornell certified stock, for breed¬ 
ing purposes, 818 dozen: 810 for 6: 83 each. 
G. M. COOKE - orwell, Vermout 
eSouw S.C, White Leghorn Cockerels high pedigreed 
stock. Tom Barron’s Best. w. I., JOHKS, Iiullrar, V V. 
(MOTORISTS 
W SEND FOR THIS 
\ FREE REPAIR BOOK 
Tells bow to rusk© dozens of 
motor and household repairs 
easily, quickly amt economically. 
Write for this bool: and learn Uow 
SMOOTH-ON IRON CEMENT NO. 1 
can save you many dollars. Sold by 
Hardware and. iii nftpRl Uloros, in Or 
OX., l lb. and 5.1b. tins. Also ui 
larger sizes. 
SMOOTH-ON MFC. CO. 
Dept. *9-Q, Jersey City, N. J.. U..S. A. 
IRON CEMENT 
S. C. W.Leghorn Pullets 
You camlet make a better Investment than In good, 
healthy millets from carefully selected, trapnested 
hens with high nvnragos, the kind that In.v and keep 
on laying. They pay big dividends on Investment, 
Not s. dissatisfied customer tn year* of busmen* 
One purchaser writes, “ fifteen of your pullets laid 
over ItiO eggs each In year." 
If interested, writ© for prioes. 
ETHW1LLDEN POULTRY FARM 
W. V. Cosden, Prop. Dover, Dol. 
5,000 PULLETS 
For Sale 
S. ft. White Leghorns, all hatched April 1st to 15tli. 
Raised on free range, bred from fro© t ango stock and 
goodlnyer8. Sow ready for deli very Write for prices. 
HARRISONBURG HATCHERY, Harrisonburg. Virginia 
Big Healthy English American 
White Leghorns. 
Pedigreed Breeders. 
Free range. 
Large White Eggs. 
Good value. Cir. free. 
LAUREL LOCKS FARMS 
P U LLETS 
HENS 
COCKERELS 
R. D. Pollslotvn, Pa. 
Pound Pullets and Yearling Hens 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN 
Prim 81.35 each. High iquality stock of 
the host laying strains. Satisfaction guar¬ 
anteed. Send for circular. 
Harry F. Palmer Middieport. N. Y. 
cl e White Leghorn Pullets 
Heady to lay. S3 each in lots of 100 or more. 
FISHER BROS. - Atlantic. Pa. 
I Want to Buy 500 to 1,000 Pullets or Hens 
of such age and condition as to warrant their lny- 
iug during the late Fall and Winter months. 
G. D. CURTIS 3 Riverview Terrace HEW TURK CITY 
JPL. I. H.. JPULLETS For Sale 
About )H0 early- hatched. Vigorous pullets, f arm range, 
mixed combs, good laying strain, weighing BETTIS than 8 
lbs. <*onu- -t IhsA at tl.»U each. Cash vrilh Order. 
C. THOMAHN - LaGraugevllle. N. Y. 
PULLETS 
,*» inos., free r&!)£e, A. WAIlKBKJi, Center Morirh**#, W.V 
For Sale-S. C. Red Pullets r !S*?ft d 
Walker strain. apiece. G. B. thumpson. Silver Creek, N.T 
II. Tompkins and Payne Bros. Strain 
Rose and Single Comb Reds 
Big husky farm raised cockerels and pullet , at 25% off 
regular prices if taken before h’ov. 1st. bred fur vigor, 
large size, dark red color and heavy lay log. Write for tree 
catalogue. RALPH KNICKERBOCKER, It. f. D. 36, Pin* Piiiiu, N. t. 
JERSEYIB LAC KG-I ANTS 
America's Premier heavy-weight Fowl. Past grow¬ 
ers; Heavy layers; Yellow skin Free descriptive 
Catalog and Price List. C. M . PAGE R SONS. Oat 199 lelmsr.H.J. 
S. C. Buff Leghorns 
88—100; Barred Rocks, 89— 100; White Rocks. $11 
-100; Reds, 810— IU0; Mixed. 87-100. Order di¬ 
rect from this udv. or circular free. 
JACOB NEIMOND Bo« 2 McAlisterville. Pa. 
PULLETS 
500 Single (Jonib White Leghorns, 4 moa. old. "Bar¬ 
ron "strain from imported trap-nested stock, raised 
on free range, milk and wheat fed. Avery thrifty 
lot. Price, $2 each. VERNON R. LAFLER, Middles**, N.L 
FOR SALE-Pure Bred 
White Wyandotte Pullets and Cockerels 
April Hatched. Price, 81.50 each. 
Saiii'l N. Miller Route 2 Houtlugtou, Pa. 
White Wyandotte YEARLING HENS 
bred from females with VINELAND CONTEST records of 
JKl to 2KS, mat'd to male from 267-egg hon IVIm, low. 
H. K. Decker N Pleasanl Ave.. RIDGEWOOD, N J. 
Kind That Lay, Coldest Day 
L. HARDAWAY - BrtaNfiKXuUjiO, KemrcKv 
RHODE ISLAND WHITES and (SINGLE 
RHODE ISLAND REDSJCOMB 
Twumested stock. Bred for Whiter eggs. April and May 
pullets, S3 each. June hatched, S 2.60 each. Cockerels, 
33.60 to $5 Prices advanced October 1st. 
O. <i. L, LEWIS - I'u.,11, P*. 
S A n UIHfiDPA Cocks aud Cocker. Is. 
. b. D. WllUlmUH H. G. PETERS,Graal Kills,S I..K.Y. 
Voarllnir llono Sheppard’s Ancona*. Rusaell’i* Brown 
1 Darling IlCnS Leghorns, Bnrrou White Leghorns, 
while they lust at © 1.(HI each. They arc bred for heavy 
laying, fan ship promptly, idtloell p»*m. Wiicnit. e. t 
Leghorn Cockerels 3™ * “"i&J! 
birds, ft HUd *1.50. SPRING NUN POULTRY FARM, Eldrcd, Pa. 
For Sale-12 2-Yr.-0ld White China Geese y *®, e 
I'ekin Lucks; 75 R. (f R. I. Red l'ullet*- 25 Black 
Minorca pullets. BR00KSIUE POULTRY YARDS, Rye N Y 
33LENT BARRED BLOCKS 
See Pen 2, Storrs Contest. Booking orders for cer¬ 
tified Brooding Cockerels Circular. 
KENT POULTRY FARSI Cazeuovla. hi.Y. 
S. C. W. LEGHORN PULLETS 
Direct Young strain, March-Aprll hatched, free 
range grown. 83 each. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
H. N. CONNER - Stock toil, N. J. 
1I1.N8 W A N T i: IF. 11 half grown 
Guinea Hens. Hide price and agu. 
H. SKA It!.Ml WIliSON, Urest V-»k. L. I., N.Y. 
When you write advertisers mention 
The Rural New-Yorker and you'll get 
a quick reply and a "square deal. " See 
guarantee editorial page. , f s 
WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. 
NOTE: Only pedigreed males 
used in oiir breeding irena 
Our lien No. 4. at the Bergen County Con¬ 
test. laid 30 eggs during April -an egg for 
_ each day of the month—the highest for the 
entire contest. It is characteristic of our stock- Learn more 
about it. PINEWOOD POULTRY FARM. Lakewood, N. J. 
Subscribers’ Exchange 
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Exchange will be found on page 1083. 
I'Ol! SALK—MN-acrc waterfront farm nil State 
road; 12-aere wumllot; balance cultivated: 
large house, hunt and outbuildings: good condi¬ 
tion: steamboat wharf included, brings good iu- 
eonie: owner retiring; reasonable price; good 
terms. For full particulars, MRS. ROSE 
HELD!’. Riverton, Aid. 
SMALL FARM FOR SALE—Very desirable 
place. 500 ft. off Stale road; 55 acres, level, 
fertile soil, adapted for poultry mid fruit; largo 
barn: many oilier buildings; good water supply: 
plenty fruit for home use; house. TO rooms, 
bath; hot water heat: electric lights; hardwood 
Hours throughout: located close to village of 
Stone Ridge, Ulster Co.. X. Y.; churches, stores, 
school; price from owner direct, including 3 
horses, i! cows. 1D0 hens, large crops, imple¬ 
ments, $13.000; terms. ADVERTISER 1505, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
WHEN thinking of next Winter’s coal supply 
remember you can spend the Winter in Flor¬ 
ida, with pleasant, gainful farm work, climate 
warm, and no need for coal: close up your home 
November 1, purchase 0 or 10 acres truck laud, 
live in your own home and spend Winters here; 
no fanev hotel bills to pay; you will lie money 
and health ahead. Write ROBERT F. CLARK, 
Satisfaction Farms, Green Cove Springs, Flu. 
SHORE PROPERTY In Maine for $10,000; easy 
terms Small Point, Havbor property; formerly 
three farms: no farming late years: a Summer 
resort for nearly 100 years; hotel not rim since 
tiic war; 23U acres, Including 75 acres of Wood 
and timber; two harbors, small one as safe for 
boating as inland pond: sandy beaches, one mile 
of shore; old-fashioned 30 room hotel, In good 
repair, but t.o modern improvements; secluded, 
healthful, attractive place; on Slate road: 14 
miles south of Bath: by water 20 miles from 
Portland; ideal for hoys’ or girls' camps; suit¬ 
able for farming and country boarding-house or 
for gentleman’s estate, or could he divided up 
Into cottage sites ADVERTISER 1388, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
73-ACRE FARM—In Saratoga County; land very 
productive: 15 acres of heavy timber: large 
buildings, in very best, condition; all necessary 
farm implements; eight bead nf cattle, two 
horses, pigs, geese, chickens: house nf seven 
large rooms; on concrete State road, near city 
of Sehcncctadv; price $5,500, including all crops; 
cash onlv $3,000. Inquire G. BLAZEK, owner, 
It. D. 2,’ Scotia, N. Y. 
WANTED—To rent or lease, with or without 
option of buying, a Central or Northern New 
.Tersev farm, suitable for poultry. ADA EK- 
TISER li'-Of*. eurc Rural New-Yorker, 
WANTED—Moderate-priced hill farm; never- 
fuilitig brook, sugar hush, some wood, fair 
buildings; about 100 acres; within 150 nijles 
New’ York City; near city in York State. 
ADVERTISER DIOS, cure Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Farm of 50 acres or more, tillable; 
preferably lake shore frontage; state full par¬ 
ticulars ill first letter. Address ADVEKTL8I.R 
nans, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—Rural grocery store, also residence, 
on improved State highway; very pleasant 
surroundings and good business. F. C. TULLEU, 
Homer R. D., Scott, N. Y. 
WANTED—Farm, about 15 acres, hi New Jer¬ 
sey; on or near water; some woodland: within 
50 miles New York; snout $3 500; part cash: 
give full particulars, ADVERTISER 1004, cure 
Rural New-Yorker. 
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity to purchase gen¬ 
eral store, combined with large modern dwell¬ 
ing; postoflice connected: unusual possibilities 
for live wire. Address ADVERTISER 1603, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
FUR SALE—Connecticut poultry farm; capacity 
1.000 hens, 5.000 chicks; city water, electric 
lights: State road; best markets; rich soil: 
beautiful home; Mammoth incubators; estab¬ 
lished trade; healthful, dry climate; price 
$0,500; $2,500 cash. ADVERTISER 1602, care 
Rural New-Yorker, 
MUST SET-1, 08-acre productive farm: 45 acres 
in lurge timber: good store proposition; mar¬ 
ket and shipping fa ell) ties. Particulars from 
ouiler, KARISCII, Salisbury, Md. 
FOR SALE—By owner, farm of six acres; seven- 
room house, with basement for store; sheds 
for three cars; barn, woodsheds, chicken houses; 
ou State road: six miles to city; near church, 
school; $3,0(10; no agents, FIELDER NEFF, 
North Windham, Conn. 
FARM FOR SALE—100 acre farm; near Chat¬ 
ham, N. Y.; most productive; two wells, 
springs, trout brook: splendid barn, other build¬ 
ings; gotsl lire hard; reason, ill health; price 
low; part cash. Address ADVERTISER 1600, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—- !)5-:icre farm; will sell cheap; 
widow owner: haw no use for -It. Write to 
MRS. CLAUASSA BRIGHAM, Hancock, N. Y. 
WANTED—Small farm, with good buildings; 
American neighborhood and good schools; 
Connecticut or Massachusetts. ADVERTISER 
1620, care Rural New-Yorker. 
(HO-ACRE FARM in Nebraska, which produces 
Alfalfa, corn, wheat, etc.; bouse, barn, fences, 
fruit, and shade; near school; American neigh¬ 
bors; owner lives in East and will sacrifice this 
for quick sale at $6,400; $8,500 cash; balance 
time. ADVERTISER li>23, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
ESTABLISHED well paving poultry hush less and 
farm of 320 acres for sale lit a bargain to 
early buyer: 3,000 birds, 10 large new buildings, 
nil machinery and tools, two electric light 
plants, two horses, one cow and telephone: 
everything in good order for buyer to step in 
and eon tin no business of nine .years: established 
trade nearby for everything produced ui highest 
New York prices: DM) miles from New York, in 
New York State; this Is a alee clean farm, 
ideal for poultry, and a good home: family (rou¬ 
ble reason for selling; price Sid.500: 75'; cash: 
owner willing to stay for a time. ADVER¬ 
TISER Idl'd, care Rural Netv-Yorkcr. 
CHOICE FARM, hi fniqouB Washington County 
producing section; also established retail gen¬ 
eral stoe© returning exceptional profit to right 
man; must sell at once. G. 11. LEK'HT, 
Arg.vle, N. Y. 
FOR SALE—101-ncrc farm; Ilhe location, in St. 
Lawrence Uminty; good 11-room house, horse 
ilnil cow barns, granary, iee and henhouses, lot) 
apple trees, 24 milkers, hull, four heifers, two 
years: three horses, hens, pig, ete.; three acres 
pojrutpeti. two acres sweet corn, one acre shell 
beaus; plenty buy for 40 head; other business 
reason for disposal: for (illicit sale. $12,000. 
ADVERTISER 1010, care Rural New-Yorker, 
FOR SALE—110-acre dairy firm: well adapted 
for potatoes, cabbage and grain: iwo miles 
from R. R. town; good buildings: modern equip¬ 
ment; miming water; price right. EARL 
CLARK, Sherburne, N, Y. 
WANTED—In New York State, Saratoga, War¬ 
ren or western Washington counties, farm, 
not less than 00 acres. Willi timber, bordering 
lake or large .dream; six nr more rooms house, 
in good repair; mnsd lie reasonable; five to 10 
miles from railroad, ADVERTISER 1615, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
TO RENT- Modei'ii mlly equipped 140-aeve dairy 
farm, in Maryland, to capable farmer who is 
prepared to put ou more grade Guernseys and 
take the entire management on a share or 
rental basis: good house, running water, hath; 
immediate possession; strictest investigation ex- 
ppeted and required with view to mutually sat¬ 
isfactory permanent arrangement. Address 
ADVERTISER 1614. care Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE — Five-acre farm: 22 miles New 
York: on two railroad i; peach, apple orchard: 
all i. eessary farm buildings; house, nine rooms, 
hath. heat, running water, electricity; five min¬ 
utes t.o station; sale $10,000; terms. WILLIAM 
HADEMACHRK, Blanvelk N. Y. 
73-ACRE nioti ii tn in farm; Warren County, N. 
,L; 50 acres cleared and fenced, five acres 
apples, balance. salable timber; six-room stone 
house, large barn, Jiilk house aud cornerlb: 
immediate possession: $2,600; terms. OTTO 
FELTEN. JR., Lineruft. Monmouth Co., N. ,T. 
51-ACRE FARM, in Shelburne. Mass.: good 
locution; fine building©. GEORGE W. MAR¬ 
TIN. Buckland, Mass. 
FOR SALE (1R RENT—75-acre farm: 10 timber 
land; watered by springs: suitable for dairy, 
poultry or general farming: five-room dwelling, 
furnace, electricity; 11 coops, two large barns, 
lighted, good condition; orchards, berries: mail 
route; lRj miles to station: terms, Address J. 
G. T., Stautou, N. J. 
WANTED—Farm, within 150 tulles of New York 
Cit.v. stocked and equipped for Immediate 
business; no agents; no attention paid unless 
complete description of property, terms of sale, 
last year's income from all sources (itemized), 
market and transportsiton facilities and possi¬ 
bilities arc given; not over $10.non. ADVER¬ 
TISER It;26, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Few acres land, with brook, in game 
section. Western (’ounce!lent. must be reason¬ 
able, Address BOX 373, Middletown, Conn. 
FOR SALE — Country estate and established 
poultry plant of 40 acres. Within 2(1 miles of 
Philadelphia; 6,non capacity incubator; brooder 
house 18(1x46. capacity over ill,0lH) chicks, both 
hot-water brooding system and coal brooders: 
laying houses for 2,1100: 11 colony houses on 
range: buildings in perfect condition: the de¬ 
mand for otir chicks and stock has always far 
excus'd cd onr supply: attractive stone house, 
well shaded, nine bedrooms, two baths, hot- 
water heat.: L mile from station; near good 
schools; tenant house, five rooms: barn, garage, 
carriage shed, etc.: peach, apple and pear or¬ 
chards, mostly young trees, just bearing heavily: 
stream watered pasture: price $18,000. un¬ 
stocked: owner willing to sell stock. E. E. 
STTA RWOtin, West town, Pa. 
IVANTED— General store: State of New York. 
Write A. UNGER. 155 Nassau Avenue, Brook¬ 
lyn, X. Y. * 
Miscellaneous 
MILK CHOCOLATE—Made nt our dairy: box of 
120 pieces. 2 lbs. net. postpaid. $1; sold ill 
stores $1.75: send remittance with order. R. 
W. WIND. Babylon. L. I.. X. Y. 
73 SECOND-HAND INCUBATORS wanted: men¬ 
tion size and kind, C. M. I.AUVETl, McAllster- 
vllle. Pa. 
WANTED — Bill' Hen Manmotli incubator. 
ROBERT CHHLSTOl’HEI., Holland, Mich. 
SLEEP on a genuine Aunt Hannah Adirondack 
balsam pillow: southing, refreshing, invigor¬ 
ating: 3-lb. pillow. $1.50, postpaid, P. O. order. 
HANNAH BAYNE. Pine Hill Camp, Raquette 
Lake, N. Y. 
ALFALFA FOR SALE—Five cars first cutting 
mixed Alfalfa Timothy hay ready. W. A. 
WITHROW, Route 4. Syracuse, X. Y. 
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FANCY JUMBO PEANUTS—Direct from grower: 
5 lbs,, $1,25: 10 lbs., $2: postpaid. Insured. 
MAPLE GROVE FARMS. Franklin, Vn. 
HONEY—Pure extracted, postpaid first three 
Zones; clover, 5 Bis.. $1.25: 10 Itis., $2.15: 
buckwheat, 5 lbs., $1; 10 lbs., $1.00: special 
prices on quantity lots. WALNUT ORCHARD 
FARM, Ithaca. X. Y. 
HONEY- -New crop clover: 5 lli. pnil postpaid 
and Insured In 2d zone, $1.15: 3d zone, $1.23. 
CLINTON WILDER, Klnorn, Saratoga Cm. N. Y. 
WANTED—-Plow and disk for Fordsou tractor, 
together er separate: give particulars, price. 
FRED KEENE. Derby, N. Y. 
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FOR SALE—Pure white lmney in palls, 5 lhs. net, 
85e in 1st and 2d zones. EDWIN RICKARD, 
Schoharie. N. Y. 
FOR SALE - Choice white clover extracted 
honey; one 00-lb. can, $0; two 60-Ib. cans. 
$16.80; f. ti. h. Holgate. o.: 5-lb. pail, $1.10: 
lh-lli. pall. $2, delivered to 3d postal zone. 
NOAH BORDNER. Holgate, 0. 
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PORTABLE lime grinding outfit, •omplete iu 
every detail. For particulars address U. D. 
OSGOOD, StopUentowii, N. Y. 
PURE EXTRACTED 1IONEY -00-tb. can at our 
statiou. clover mixed, SS.-10: buckwheat. $7; 
ID-lb, pall delivered within 3(1 postal zone. $2.15: 
buck wheat. $1 !HR 5 lbs., $1.25 and $1.15; 
special prices oil large lots. RAY C. WILCOX, 
Odessa. X. Y. 
1IOXKY -Bure clover extracted, 1622 crop: 5 
lhs., $1.25; iu lbs., $2.15 buckwheat, 3 lbs.. 
$1.15: In lbs $1,1X1; postpaid to 3d zone: each 
additional zone add D)<- for 0’s, 20e for Id's: 
satisfaction and safe delivery guaranteed. We 
arc Farm Bureau members. RANSOM FARM. 
1310 Spring St., Syracuse, X. A’. 
WANTED—-11111111110111 incubator: 2,(K)0 to 3-000- 
egg capacity: state condition and lowest cash 
price. ADVERTISER 1510, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
FOR SALE New clover honey; 5-lb. palls for 
$1. prepaid first and second /.ones; send for 
prices on nil.lb, cons. El'UKPHUS BECKER, 
Schoharie. X. Y. 
WANTED Second-hand silo. 16 feet iu diameter 
by SO feet high: also ensilage cutter and 
blower. AD\ ERTISRR 1571. care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
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