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The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
October 14, 1922 
Help yam# 
MOULTERS 
MOULT 
If you want your hens to moult 
naturally— 
If you want them bacK on the egg 
job promptly—fall and winter laying— 
Then you must make sure that your 
moulters are healthy and hungry. 
They must eat lots, and be able to 
digest what they eat. 
That’s just what 
Dr, Hess Poultry 
PAN-A-CE-A 
does for your moulting flock. 
It’s a tonic that begins with the appetite—« 
improves a hen’s whole system. 
It has Iron that keeps the paleness away, 
makes the combs and wattles red—the blood 
rich. 
Pan-a-ce-a starts the food the egg way as 
soon as the moult is over. 
No time lost. 
No dormant egg organs after the moult, 
where Pan-a-ce-a is fed. 
Tell your dealer how many nens you have. 
There’s a right-size package for every flock. 
100 hens, the 12-lb. pkg. 200 hens, the 25-lb. pail 
60 hens, the 5-lb. pkg. 500 hens, the 100-lb. drum 
For fewer hens, there is a smaller package. 
GUARANTEED 
DR. HESS & CLARK Ashland, O. 
Dr.Hess Instant Louse Killer Kills Lice 
m 
/ spent SO 
years in perfect¬ 
ing Pan-a-ce-a. 
Gilbert Hess 
M.D., D.V.S. 
For Sali-Choice Black Minorcas ?u ck »* r ‘ 
up; Trioi, *10 up. WM. II. ttlNKOAUL), Hlchmoiid,ill., N. T. 
F OR ilLB—Ancona, I.erhor., Pljtnsatli Rusk Cockll.Ra. 
April Patching. »i until Oct. IS. Mri. BUBN, Cililon, N. J. 
ANCONA Pullets 
stook. Pi-iced for quick sale. I. THIMBU, 
S icilian Buttereup COOKEIIELB, $«-»& each. 
OAKUALB t'ARMK - r.rt J.ft.r.on Station, It." V.rk 
Psrt JsfT.rton Station, Ran Y,rk 
| AROEE* 
Ierfects, 
KKIN 
DUCKS 
Americk'i Standard 
Strain. BREEDERS NOW. 
PARDEE’S PEKIN* ISLIP.N.Y. 
Fini Strain of Young Bronze Tom Turkey* sale 
Good markings ; strong and vigorous; from<5 lb. mat. 
itigs . good breeders for next year's matings, at SB each. 
Satisfaction Guaranteed. JAMES J. CUMMINGS, Plymouth, N. H. 
SPECIAL ZF’ctll Prices 
Turkeys, Ducks. Geese, Cockerels, Leg¬ 
horn Hens, $1.25. Write your wants List free, 
H. A. SOUDER 
Box 29 Sellersville, Pa. 
Bob White, Hungarian Partridges 
Wild Turkey*, Pheasant*,Quail, Rabbita, Deer, etc. 
for atockior purpose*. 
Fancy Pheasants. Peafowl. Cranes. Storks. Swans. 
Ornamental Bucks and Geese. Bears, Foxes. Rac¬ 
coon. Squirrels, and all kinds of birds and animals, 
WM.J. MACKENSEN. Naturalist. Depi. 10. Yardley, Pa 
JTRSEYIBLACKOIANTS 
America's Premier heavy-weight Fowl. E ast grow¬ 
ers; Heavy layers,- Yellow skin. Frno descriptive 
Catalog and Price List. C. M.PAOE 1 fONI. Bat IS* Bslmsr. *. J. 
FOR SALE-*. C *. t. NEB COCKI At I *. Rauntil on range from 
heavy lay ing stock. Large, vigorous, de«pred birds, Tomp¬ 
kins and Owen Farm Hi rains. »R and lip. Also 14rev A Tt i 
can Geese *5 and up. WILOACRES FaamS, Em Grtsnnich, R. I. 
S P Dad Pnnl/araU Ylbert’s 231 to 28 ',i strain. From 
. b.neu UOCKereit trapnest.d. Pedigreed liens, B 3 
up. Bunnybrook Form, Ellznvlllc, >'e« York R. I). 
ForSale-White Wyandotte Cockerels 
From MiH-egg strain at Atoms content. February] latched. 
$8 and SI O each. II. V. Tom on r, Route 1, M«taw»n, M. J. 
I 1% RABBITS 
ITIoiiiioli F^ionEe BUCKS, DOBS, YOUNG STOCK. 
r lomisn uiants jobs z«io k. i u.tn*ii»n ,«> 
When you write advertisers mention 
The Rural New-Yorker and you’ll get 
a quick reply and a “square deal.” See 
guarantee editorial page. : 
W Leghorn PlLI.ETd, from high producers: free 
• range. T. K. Warren Wyoming, Dolan arc 
Ilrccdlng Cockcrel-l Purefired, n-leo’l (Ml 8. O. English 
White Leghorn eoekereln, 6 and 6 nios. old. Stock from 
Ferris direct, ** each, FRED w. BAUER, Bo. l90.Unionvillo.Coon. 
3 nnnPnllala “'“"-Strain. White Leghorns Nrurlv iiim- 
,UUU rUIIBIS lured. $ ISO each, JOHN GRIFFIN. Ilornell N », 
uonh Brown Leghorn Cockerels Kn.m°u?ie. a heavy: 
laying stock. Ttlue iSitrnn Farm. Schon«ci*dy« Jl*w York 
500 Vary Choice S.C. White Leghorn ", E 0 *ur Pullets 
Than* nr<* extra flue—f rom heavy laving stock—each. 
Quick shipments. KOSCLLR fOULTRf fARM, East Slroudibur,. Pi, i 
EGG-LAYING CONTEST 
Bergen County, N. J.. Egg Contest 
This contest is held at Emerson. N. J.. under 
control of New Jersey State Experiment Station. 
There are 100 pens, each with 12 birds. This 
is the second (yearling) year of this contest. 
Week ending September 2.i, 1022; 
B. t\ ROCKS 
C. W. Brown. N. .1. 
J. A. Craig. N J. . 
Kt.ion Poultry Farm. N .1. 
llarry IJ. Ober, N. .1 . . 
Pleasant View Farm. K. I.. .... 
Hoselawn Farm N ,1. . 
W. P. HOCKS 
S Bradford Allyn. Mass. 
ltiiy M Lynch. N. J. 
James F. MacDonald. Miras. 
Barr's Knobby Stoue. Ta.. 13 
Central Poultry Farm. N. J. 20 
E, 0. Condict, A Son. N. J. .. II 
r. e. n. i beds 
The Boola Farm. N. J ... 12 
a. C U. I, BEDS 
ii. w. col ling wood, n, j. 8 
Henry P. Walker. Mass. 26 
C. Heed Ferguson. N. J .. 24 
Fred 0. Nixon, N. J... 17 
Howard G. Taylor. N. J.. 18 
lb VV. Tracy. N. J. *4 
Underhill Brothers. N. J . 17 
CAM PINES 
Mrs. It. \V. Brainard. N. Y. 0 
ANCONAS 
Just-A-Mere Poultry Farm, N J. 19 
E. Dlttmar. N. J .... 28 
Solomon lliehmati, N. J. 39 
LEGHORNS 
Tanglewold Farm. N. Y... .'15 
Beck Egg Farm. N, J... 17 
.1. W. Bottcher. N. J... 29 
Broad Acres Farm. Conn. 32 
Broad View Farm, N. J... 12 
A. L. Causse, Jr., N. j. 23 
Cranberry Brook Farm. N. J. 17 
j. s. Crsi & Son. n. j. 27 
Harold \V. Davis. N. J. 23 
Alex Kichenbaum, N. J. 22 
Eigenrauch A De Winters, N. J . 31 
Pinchurgt Poultry Farm, N. J. 28 
Mattie U. Eppele. N. J .. 27 
Geo. B. Kerris. Mich. 32 
Kiukard Frnnke. N. J. 16 
Ureendale Farm, N.Y . 27 
Chas. K. Grove, Del. 11 
John J. Hcerdt, N. J. 
Frank L. Hugos. N. J. 
Santl. Johnston, N. J. .... 
George 0- Johnson, N. J. 
Robert O, Knapp, N, V. 
Jay D. Lester, N. V. 
Marquis A Wagner. N. Y . 
Hcrhert 0. Maxhntu. R I .. 
Meadowedge Farm. N. V... 
Mercer Poultry Farm, N. J. 
Fred J, Mathews. N. J . 
Oakdale Poultry Farm. N. J . 
Samuel Niece a Son. N .1. 
S, Olsen, N..I. .. . 
PI lie wood Poultry Farm, N. J. 
Read the Most Widely Known 
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by expert poultry w rite to. ol' national reputation. SendSon 
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American Poultry Advocate, Dept. R, Syracuse. N. Y. 
Fret-Con keys Poultrq Book 
80 pagci chock foil of information about the feeding and 
rearing of chicks, culling of hens. etc. Tolls how to keep 
chickens healthy and how to make them pay. Whether 
a beginner or a professional. Conkey'a Book is worth 
dollars to you. Sent for 6 cents in stamps to pay postage. 
THE G. E, CONKCY CO. (511 IllNni. ClirilssA, Otis 
♦ 
For Sale-coo"*. New NiwtownCoal Brooder* 
No. li—*17 ; No. 7—118.50; No. 11—*25. New No 
Us, for short time only. Special. *29 2.400 Hall Ini 
enbator, *225. JUITA POULTRY FARM. Southiinuton. N,Y 
Winter Layers Money Makers 
BARRED ROCK Pullets 
Rutterwilk Fed Orchard Hanged 
PfRFECT HEALTH FULL OF PEP. Prices base." on 
age and weight. Sold on money-hack guarantee. 
PIONEER ORCHARDS Hancock, Maryland 
K.ENT BARRED JFLOCKS 
See Pen 2, Storrs Contest. Certified and Pedigreed 
Breeding Cockerels. Circular. 
KENT POULTRY FARM Cazenovia, Is V. 
14-Wks.-0ld Barred Rock Pullets 
for immediate delivery, mi i.eics mum, a obn>i«>i.oiii,i 
RHODE ISLAND WHITES and I SINGLE 
RHODE ISLAND REDSJCOMR 
Trap nested stock, Bred for Winter eggs. April and May 
IHiJlets. S3 each. June hatched, *z.50 each Cockerels, 
$5 to 37.60 Prize winning yearling cocks, SB each. 
o. a. l, lewis - piiitii, p«. 
OUIOVP "o. U,K F. u. It. by parcel post. Recks, 
iiHILR A Reds, Legh'ns and mixed. Del. guar Cal. 
WINIVItV n Mi Jjil vgK 0OI 7J McAlUl.r.lllr, Pa. 
Oucensbnry Farm. N, J —. 15 
Rupp's Leghorn Farm. N. J. 27 
Columbian Poultry Farm. N. J . 20 
John K. Bocssner. N. J....... 27 
Kosehltl Farm. N .1 .. li 
Rosewood Leghorns. N, J. 14 
J. W. ftchrelb. N. V. 22 
Sbadowbrook Farm, Conn. 4 
A- K. Spear. N. J. 28 
Spring Lake Farm. N. J.. 24 
John G. Sinituonds. N. J . 19 
Matthew St.otliart. Jr . N, J . 9 
Willis 1C. Stryker. N. J. 8S 
Hun View Farm, N. J. 15 
William S. Snydnni. N. J. .. 33 
Tom’s Poultry Farm, N. J.... 11 
J. R. Van Houten. N. J. In 
Gustav Walters, N ,1 . 18 
John F. Webrell. N. J . . .. 22 
West wood Poultry Farm N. j. 21 
James Whetsel, N J... (8 
White Cloud Farms. N.Y. . 22 
WilbUftha Poultry Farm. N. J. 7 
Atlantic Co. M P. A 
It. I. HKDS 
Bergen Co. Poultry |Assn. 
S C W LEGHORN 
BurllngtonJCo. Poultry Assn. 
tt. I. REDS 
H. C. W. LEGHORN 
H amnion ton Poultry Kaisers’ Assn. 
Hunterdon Co Poultry Assn. 
Middlesex Co. Poultry Assn. 
Ocean Co. Poultry Assn . 
Vineland Poultry Assn . 
Week 
Total 
9 
1199 
22 
1087 
; 12 
1328 
. 20 
1764 
. 2ft 
1*76 
12 
922 
5 
1255 
6 
1261 
10 
mi 
3 
. 13 
1062 
. 20 
1469 
It 
1092 
. 21 
1492 
. 12 
1323 
8 
1408 
. 26 
1332 
24 
1606 
. 17 
1203 
. 18 
1692 
74 
1005 
. 17 
1494 
0 
1383 
. 19 
1348 
. 28 
1746 
. 39 
1679 
. 35 
1726 
17 
1781 
29 
1944 
32 
1688 
12 
1564 
. 23 
1432 
. 17 
1692 
. 27 
1712 
. 23 
1925 
22 
1555 
! 31 
1906 
. 28 
1680 
. 27 
1869 
. 32 
1886 
16 
1956 
o- 
2132 
U 
1(41 
. 13 
1579 
. 22 
1726 
. 6 
1238 
. 11 
1589 
. 24 
1850 
. 37 
1859 
9 
1635 
. 30 
1672 
8 
1533 
. 28 
1816 
. 35 
1943 
. 11 
1512 
. 32 
1619 
. 27 
1513 
. 26 
1985 
. 20 
1737 
ft 
1019 
. • 16 
1712 
. 14 
1309 
. 38 
1794 
. 47 
2035 
. 10 
1663 
11 
1(20 
22 
1693 
! 24 
1814 
• 15 
1290 
. 27 
2010 
. 20 
1837 
. 27 
1527 
. 14 
1583 
. 14 
1657 
. 22 
1793 
4 
1688 
. 28 
1851 
. 24 
1569 
. 19 
i 673 
. 9 
1721 
. 38 
1957 
15 
1611 
* 
1649 
. u 
1792 
16 
1180 
18 
1735 
22 
1583 
. 21 
1508 
• |8 
1698 
22 
1753 
• 1 
1632 
38 N. 
, 22 
1783 
KS 
. 22 
1499 
. 114 
1466 
22 
1455 
1« 
1115 
22 
1680 
17 
1398 
ft 
1519 
20 
1721 
18 
1533 
1956 
59206 
Total . 1956 
Pigeon Hatching Hen's Eggs 
As to ii pigeon and a chicken*# egg. 
some years ago I had a loft of Homers 
or Antwerp#, and on one occasion one 
pair, owing to a crippled wing, made 
their nest on the floor. The result was 
that the eggs got broken, so to keep them 
in unison with the Hock I thought I 
would get a chicken's egg and keep them 
oil the nest. They stuck to it. The re¬ 
sult was that out came a chick. Some 
years later I was engaged breeding White 
Kings for squab breeders, so from forcing 
too hard so me-began to lay soft-shelled 
eggs. I thought I would give them a 
rest, so put two eggs under four different 
pairs, the result being eight good healthy 
chicks, I was successful in raising seven. 
I had no particular eggs—just picked 
them out from Western store eggs, and 
every bird was a different breed. One 
especially developed into the prettiest lieu 
f ever saw. o. n. u. 
East Orange. N. J. 
500 
S. C. WHITE 
LEGHORN 
Pullets 
Sired by Pedigreed Cockerels 
raised on free range. Guaran¬ 
teed to please, April and early 
May Hatched. 
COLUMBIA POULTRY FARM. Toms River, New Jersey 
S. C. W. LEGHORNS 
Ahnnt ADA April and May hatched fanti. 
HUUUI nuu range pullets. Satisfaction guar¬ 
anteed ov money refunded. 
HILLHURST FARM - Orchard Park. N. V. 
TOM B ARRON STRAIN S.C.W.L. Pullets 
April, May and June Hatched SI. 50 and up. 
Fine Btoelt. Bred to lay large white eggs. Also a 
limited number of yearlings and breeders. Fine lot 
of March hatched Cockerels, all from Cornell certi¬ 
fied stock. RIVEROALE POULTRY FARM, Corllsnd N. T. 
N.Y.S.C.P.C.A. LEGHORNS 
All Cockerels and Pullets are From four genera¬ 
tions of continuous breeding from Cornell Certified 
males and females, The result is size, vigor, pro¬ 
duce uniformity and beauty. Write for particulars. 
NUrnhur of.Nrw York Stats Co-operative Poultry 
Certification Ateociation, Incorporated 
EGG AND APPLE FARM. Trumansburg, New York 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN HENS 
Pullets and cockerels for sale. Parent stock diretiy 
imported from Tom Barron. Pedigrees 272 288. 
Priees right. R. T. EWING. Atlantic, P*., Importer A Breeder 
Mattiiuck White Leghorn Farm Pullets 
Barron strain, free range grown, 4ts mos. old, 2 2)4 
lbs., 82 each. 5 mos. old. 2W lbs. and over, $2.25 
each, A. H. FENNY, Mattltuck, L. 1., N. Y, 
SALK Black Jersey Giant Cockerels and Pullets 
4 and 5 mos. old. $3 up. EDWAKI) P. TILTON 
237 Piumtree Road, Sprinofielii. Mass. Tel —River 4066-M 
PULLETS i.eghoVnM Rapp’s Strain 
500 April 14 and May 3 hatch. Farm raised from trap- 
nested stock. 175 egg a or better first year. 
Old Orchard Farms - Fannlngilale, S. J. 
Pullets and Yearling Hens 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN 
Price 81.25 each np. High quality stock 
of the best laying strains. Satisfaction 
guaranteed. Send for circular. 
Harry F, Palmer Middleport, N. Y. 
JERSEY BLACK GIAIYTS 
Rig, hii-kv free-range bilds. Amll hatched Cockerels, 
Flrht and r*« Hollar.. Z. E. COM STOCK, Kubliia, N.Y. 
For Sale—BROWN LEGHORN and R. I. RED COCKERELS 
Extra large nnd fine specimen ,»n free range, ft months 
I’rice, 83. I.. MILLER Warwick, New York 
S.C.W. Leghorn Cockerels 
up. SUNNrBROOK FARM. EUzavitle. N. Y R D. 
DlH | r-v-O 1.000 S- C. W. I.oghorr.s, March 
* | O and April Hatch. Free range. 
J. A. KAMSBURG 
and April Hatch. Free range. 
Frkpeiuck. M*nvt,*Nr) 
S C.WhlteLeirhorna. April hatched pullets.Vigorous, 
• free-range raised birds, from hearv-laving strain,nt 
31.15 eneh. PIMEBROOK fOULTRT FARM, LO.wood. N. J. B.ute 1 
For Sale S. C. While Leghorn Cockerels 
Birds that will improve your flock in egg produc¬ 
tion. Write for prices. 
CEOARHURST POULTRY FARM - Rahway. N J. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
PLILLETS for Sale. Raised on free range. 82. 
E. P. BALDWIN - Shelter Island. New York 
PULLETS » While Leghorns 
From egg (arm specializing in production "f large chite 
eggs. Rred.hatched and raised on our own farm, with si/« 
and vigor to stand up under heavy laying. Matched early 
April, Price.*2 In lots of *5or ovei. NEIL MBB10N,firsts* ■ r 
S. C. White Leghorn Trap-Nested Cockerels 
from the pon wo select our breeders. March, April 
and May pullets. 
DUNROBIN FARM R. F. 0. No I Ealontown, N. J. 
40 B. J. 6. Pullet* For Sale IfZ'XXlZ'XX 
RED BANK POULTRY SHOW 
Nov. 15tll-18!Ii 
'Entries close Nov 41 It. 
BIG CASH SPECIALS. Apply 
W. S. SHERMAN. Fin. Sec. Red Bank. N. J. 
WAIITFn _SIXTY I’llLLKTS about aix 
ff HI 1 I LU months old ; W It i t c W 5 it n- 
dottes, Rhode Island Reds or Plymouth Rocks. 
Kindly state price. ADV. 1887. 
S.C.WHITE LEGHORNS. 
looted Breeders; I20() selected Pullets: late Mureli, 
April and May batches. Personal Inspection so¬ 
licited, Locust (irov* Farm, Futioirown, N. .1. 
Tiffany’s Superior FlUrKSL 
P c k I It, Rouen unit li ■■ ■■ ■■ e r ** YlVIltJ 
ALDHAM POULTRY FARM R. 34 Phoenixville. Pa. 
nrrio. White Leghorn YEARLING IIK V S, $ t .gf> 
JOHN McKAY - Lima, Nkw Yoiik 
For Sale-1,200 C. W. Leghorn Pullets 
n each in lots of fiO or more, A Square T>rai gitanttii' ♦ 'I. 
Junta Poultry Farm Southampton, N.Y. 
S.C. Ancona* White Wyandotte* 
Circular. Kurle 8. 11 ll.oii, Bsi 487, lluniniond, S’. T . 
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