7h* RURAL NEW-YORKER 
1329 
Burns a Month Without Attention 
Certified | 1 ?/^I 1 AD\IC 
S.C. While LJLUIlUIilllk. 
Official record* tor three Rucrexsivc yearn at the 
Advanced HetfintTy Breeding Project, Cornell Uni¬ 
versity, prove our bird* the highest. aud most profit- 
sole pioiluecre In the State of Hew York. We offer 
a Hunted number of pedigreed, certified Coekereln. 
and a few certified yearling hens. Free circular. 
WILLOW BROOM POULTRY FARM 
Axj.kn H. Bulk ley. Prop. Odessa, N. Y. 
Member, N. 1‘. S(Ato tV-i>r<r aiivu Poultry Certification As*n+ 
500 le'gho'rn Pullets 
Sired by Pedigreed Cockerels 
raised on free rauge. Guaran- 
feed to please. April and early 
May Hatched, 
COLOMBIA POULTRY FARM, Toms River, New Jersey 
EGG-LAYING CONTEST 
In answer to many questions about this egg- 
laying contest, the following facts are given: 
It is held at Storrs Postoltice In connection 
with tlie Connecticut Agricultural CnUege. The 
contest begins November 1. There are 10 pul¬ 
lets In each pen. All the birds receive uniform 
treatment. The houses are all alike, and the 
feed Is the same for all. The contest continues 
for one year. The weekly records cover the 
number of eggs laid for each pen in the current 
week, and also the total number of eggs laid 
slucn the first of last November. The contest 
will c-nd November 1, at which time these Idrds 
will be removed, and another set of pullets 
entered for the next. year. 
Week ending October lit. 1022: 
Week Total 
BA It HK1» HOCKS 
Purdue Cnlversity. Ind. 17 1811 
W. H. B, Kent, N.Y. 21 1W7 
Ontario Agricultural College, Ont .... 29 1931 
Lewis Farms, K 1. 18 1614 
.Tnles F. Franeais. L. 1. 17 1637 
Harry G. Culver. L 1. 31 2066 
t». B. Treadwell, Mass. 14 1492 
Seven Hills Farm. N. T . 26 1595 
Kdgar Stouvhtoh Coud. 18 1*54 
Merritt M. Clark. Conn. 29 1829 
Miobigan Poultry Farm, Midi. 31 1884 
Keewaydin Farm. Conn. 24 1537 
A. Hamburger, Mo.. 23 1709 
Forrest Ferguson. Mu. 18 1489 
Dunda* Poultry Plaut, N. J. 28 1372 
II. E, Dennison, Mich. 39 1886 
COLUMBIAN R0CK8 
T. J. Ensile. N. J. 12 1341 
George .7. Sullivan. N. J. 14 1365 
WHITE ROCKS 
.lames F. .Macdonald, Mass. 25 1631 
William H. Bassett. Conn. 4 1035 
S. Bradford Allyn, Mass. 14 1773 
Applecresl Farm, N. H. 11 1239 
F. R. Pember, R. 1. 8 1078 
Albert T. Leuzen, Mass. 11 1787 
Harold F, Baroer. Mass.... 22 1400 
K. W. Picker, N .1. 3 1153 
WHITE W YANDOTTKS 
Waiter Bradbury. England . 27 1963 
Clarence R. Hanes, Mi* h. 14 1432 
Arthur li fibaw, Mass. 14 1352 
Frank P Mattesnn, B. I . 28 2133 
Benjamin F. Decker, N. J. 32 1669 
Clemens J. Diem anil. Conn. 20 1773 
Woodbrldgu Orchards, Conn. 21 2013 
Harry D. Eminnns. C*>nu. 22 1631 
Merrythought Farm Conn. 18 I486 
Mrs. Inez Taylor. N T. 11 1072 
RHODE ISLAND BEDS 
Sunnyflolds Farm. Conn. 8 1643 
H. P. Demii-g LY.iiu. 9 1258 
Prospect Farm®, N. J. 25 1292 
1>. S. Vaughn, R. 1. 9 1252 
Win, M. Bait, Mass. 13 1365 
Maurice F. Delano. Mass. 13 1381 
Harold Tompkins. Mass. 15 1422 
Glen Wright. Conn. 19 Nsy 
John Z L&t>elle, Conn. 10 1797 
Jacob E. Jansen. Conn. 27 1611 
F. 8. Chapin, Mass. 37 1751 
f. H Sampson, Mass... 22 1672 
Mrs. C. O. Polheuui*. N. Y... 36 163*2 
Charles 1). Petr' *. K. 1. 22 IS30 
Tiie Orchards. Mass. 33 1893 
Old Town Farm, N. H . 5 1195 
Pinectest Orchards, Mass.... 21 1701 
Ait.ii. h ortu, \ t. 12 1390 
Applecrest Farm. N, H. 16 1722 
E. P. Usher. ,Jr.. Ma.sS. 19 16ul 
Iveer Brook Poultry Farm, N. H. 14 1581 
Mali Farm. Vt. o 1396 
Henry P. Walker, Mass. 20 1608 
Charles H. Lane. Mass. S 1572 
WHITE LEGHORNS 
Max Axelrod, Mass... 8 1114 
Small’s Poultry Farm. Conn. 24 1826 
Francis F. Lincoln, Conn. 11 1667 
• ioshen Poultry Club. Conn. 19 1918 
'•so A. Grouteii, Conn. 21 1766 
* . H, Scott. Conn . 19 1S111 
. . M. Johnson, Maine. 22 1582 
Hollywood Farm. Wash. 35 2164 
A . B. Hall. Conn.... 24 1561 
W. E. Atkinson, Conn. 4 1551 
Beck Ect Farm. N. ,1. 22 1883 
Lion Head Poultry Farm, N. J. 22 1571 
A-P. Robinson, N. Y. . 27 1731 
.lames it. LeFovre, N, Y... .. 29 I64i 
Imperial Poultry Farm. N. .1. 22 152; 
Pussy Willow Egg Farm, L. I... 18 1574 
•lack Trevetluin, X.J.. U 173( 
E. A. Ballard. Pa. 19 137; 
John K. Roeaener, N*. J. 10 103 
Hilltop Farm, Conn. :! 173* 
J, Frank Dubois, Maas. IS 179! 
Andrew L. Ohr. Cunn . 30 199: 
George Phillips. Com. 16 1291 
Riverside Poultry Farm, Pa... 22 154; 
Kirknp Bros., N. V. 17 160; 
Mrs. J. 1*. Thomsen, Conn. 26 1501 
TanglevroM Farm. L. 1. U 142: 
White Springs Farm, N. Y. 12 itm; 
Meadowedgi Farm L. 1. 18 I85i 
Emory 11. IlnrtlaU. Mass. 20 1351 
Eigeuraueh & IteWinter. N. J. 11 156i 
lfapp's Leghorn Farm, N. .I. 21 loot 
Merrythought Farm. Conn. 26 172; 
M. J. <Jniick«mbnsh, N. J. 10 142; 
The Yales Farm. N. Y. 21 l«4t 
L. E. Ingoldeby. N. Y. 18 174* 
Exmoor Fariu, Pa . 24 1774 
YVillanna Farm, N. ,1. 11 158. 
Edgar Stoughton, Conn. *6 1391 
George B. Ferris. Jlich. 38 191* 
Total. 1898 16021 : 
/Increases. A i 
f Your EBB Nj/J 
Production > 
52 Weeks in theYear 
white Leghorn Yearling Hens 
SI oacli: $47.50 fm* fifty: $90 hundred. Order 
direct. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 
UNITED EGG FARMS Hillsdale, N. Y. 
S. C. White Leghorns Exclusively 
Pure Barron Strain out 0 1 imported birds with egg 
records up to 284 egg*. Three hundred choice 
Cockorcla, March hatch, out of Imported stock. 
Free range, buttenoilk-fcd. lurge. husky bird*. 
*5.00 each; rivo or mote, I 00 each. Ouc hundred 
yearling cocks, *4,00 each ; five or more. J3.0U each. 
Satisfaction guaranteed. Now book!ug orders for 
baby chick* - t ob., Mar. and April delivery. Circu¬ 
lar tree. My book, “Profits in Poultry Keeping 
Solved’’ (free with ail $10.00 orders), price *1-00. 
EDGAR BRIGGS, Bex 75. Pleasant Valley. N. Y. 
The cheapest, e asiest, most successful way 
of increasing your egg production Is to feed 
sprouted grain. The must efficient egg pro- 'IpT 
flueor ever known. Green rprxmtr arc targe— ufel 
ly the cause of big egg yields in the prime by VJL 
feeding t he same cgg-devcloping grain ••.prouts 
, -fy, 365 days a year y*ra keep up the money-% 
making ,>-g laying halot all year Grain m 
. -thy* sprouts 31s i». c I „ "igi. ready tu ftwd— 1 
* "A- A grown iii five days with a 
«£HIEF Sprouter 
inly put irrain In 
if»e trouble proof 
ir*e, Mh.ie of ever- 
3 i.red S. C. White Leghorn Pullets 
larch and April batched. 
Box 55 Serijeanlsville, N. J 
Maltituck White Leghorn Farm Pallets 
Barron strain, free range grown. 4!a inns. old. 2-2R> 
lbs.. each, 7 mo*-, old. 24E lbs. and over. $2 35 
each. A. H. PENNY, Mattituck, L. I., N. Y 
ECKHARTS' Barred ROCKS 
Bred-to-Lay. Bred-to-Win. Here is your oppor¬ 
tunity to 9 ecr.ro well-bred Pullets and Cockerels at 
most reasonable prices. Write U8 your wants. 
ir s’- if r umilPT Whnhnla L'h 
Easy tn iiae—atrnnly 
pan* anti liKbC tf.. 
oil lamp fn th* lin-w, - ._ — 
ln*c. t ur*t-prt*4»r «tOcl--Kla. < w« >*D 
•di}**• ‘irown JWU p«»r r«nt. green l 
eprouta In shorter tim« ll mi any J 
OthfT. EYuJy <niAntntv*-H. VVrito J 
ffir low iirtccif tuiil vatuftblo M 
lt^in^factW-TUUAY. M 
Sh^M|er ft Johnson M 
870 Walnut St. 
MUantic, low* ^^??i 
Pullets and Yearling Hens 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN 
Price 8t.35 each up High Qnality stock 
nf the best laying strains. Satisfaction 
guaranteed Send for cirenlar. 
Harry F Palmer Middleport, N Y. 
Winter Lavers .Honey Maker* 
BARRED ROCK Pullets 
ituttermilb Foil Orchard Kaugetl 
PERFECT HEILTH EMU OF PEl^. Prices based on 
age and weight. Sold on money-back guarantee. 
PIONEER ORCHARDS Hancock, Maryland 
LESHER’SMVyckoffStrair 
THE PROFITABLE KIND 
Early hatched weli reared fockereia, S85 tutcli 
i. GUY LESHER • Northumberland. Penna 
KENT BARRED H.OCKS 
See Pen 2, Storts Contest. Certified aud Pedigreed 
Breeding Cockerels. Circular. 
KENT POULTRY FARM Cazenovla, N.Y. 
Mayroyd Poultry Farm 
ForSali-BarredRocks-Parks’ Strain 
Yearling Hen*, Cocke, Pullet* and Cockerelx, black Min- 
orcaa, Pulletn aud Cockerel*. 4. C. *»lfRUI,BolnH,ll.I. 
BREEDERS OF SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS AND BARRED 
PLYMOUTH ROCKS THAT LAY AND PAY. 
NEW DORP HEIGHTS Box B Slaten Island. N.Y. 
S. C. W. LEGHORN PULLETS 
Idreet D. W. Vnutg strain. May-June hatched, free 
range grown $1.50 each. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
H. N. CONNER - .Stockton, N. J. 
Single Comb Reds 
Fair won Fit*t Young Utility; Second and Third 
Old Utility: XhiTd Young Exhibition, td.-ker- 
ols, *5 and *tlO. ' CUTREY FARMS. HxriDad. Vermont 
Lord Farms Strain S. C. W. Leghorns 
We are offering for Immediate sale extra good male 
buds at bargain prices. 
FINE VIEW FARM Box 47 HAMMOND. NEW YORK 
Sked Bros., Single Comb Reds 
Exhibition and heavy-laying -train C oelicrcla. *.'!,$ j. *10, 
Pullet*, *4, yin. Kk I II BROS., Pennington, N. J. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS. 
lected Breeuer 1 -: 120(J selected Pullets: a-e March. 
Apr. 1 and May harchc's. Personal inspection so¬ 
licited. Ixjcust Grove Farm, Katontown, N. J 
if You can make a better gprouter than you can 
r buy. This sprouter was made in one evening 
fcy a 14 year old boy with a saw and hammer. 
1 he cost, with heater, v.as $2.40. Thousands in 
use. An say- it is the best and handiest made. 
Make Layers Out of Loafers 
To make liras lay th-ir b-st, fa wistrr. *rmrii»r green food, 
rico In vitamins^ rntjst be fed. Sproutoj cats *.re 
The Putnam Home Made Srmitrr the best anJ 
irrouia and *Mi lhr Jrncf wtirk. I Will i^nd. 
free, plans tor making this *j»rou.tfr Yrirb dY«*Tipt5on of Litti* 
Putnam St-K® to beat it. i--^r^ctiau* for use- of stove 
lo keep fowl#* -enter urtfbx-n. Sinw? holds thr-?e 
r-r.ta of cil. /Burn, g j. *>. * if j, ur iritnisi <vr filling • 
Patent* il hurr.«rr. Mntblns hoe it. Aik your dcsi!-r, or semi 
xnt hit name and fSa.'d as»4 i-1 cac by mum nuU. postpaid. 
Try it. If tint tttiuH return in X0 day* and l*U refund 
$1.00 and postage. X run aJ r >jcs , 
1. PUTNAM Route 5 164^> Elmira. N.Y. 
Range raised. May 10th hatch. Satisfaction guar¬ 
anteed. HARniMQKT POULTRY FARM, Toms River. N. J, 
0 * 0 mb WhiteLeghirnCockeril* TornYcIr 8 
tifirJ Malt-* And Female*. br,-.l for sivc_ vigor ai d beau- 
ty. Write ter porticuiai- JOHN a. COffLiKO, ftrl €*»»*. ».T. 
Cockerels, $1 Pullets, $1.50 
Bred from Winter layer*. Lay coldest day.- 
L. HARDAWAY Brnndeubnrg, Kentucky 
White Leghorn Pullets 
Farnmml t’4»ultry Farm Fre 
For Sale-Dark Cornish Yearling Trios, $6 
Martin Regal strain, White Wyandotte Cockerel-. *li. 
■ I. Hit \1II1V • Jturtwlck, New \ ork 
FOli hALE 150 'KLECTED 
S. C. W. Leghorn Breeding Cockerels 
March and-lrtii Hat*-hod. Weil tlt-mm u Yienroil* birds. 
Kuril It y ciiilcd by ■‘•riicrvtsor r-f Comi.-II I.mig t-land 
PouttryPro;.,-.-:. '.'c v,ill ship on aniir, vnl. i’rices. 
MOeii’-ll. Ju*IH I’uultr) I’lirm. Soul hnmptnn. N.Y". 
Dill I ETC WANTED One fc.undr.d City each. Whir,. 
I ULLCi I 3 h* i-U* and Rhode island kedt. Give de¬ 
tails, price, age, average weight 
large lots taken, Stuart.XV Inch. Turner* Full*. Mu—.. 
Direct from Parks’ utility 
itoolt pg.oO—$S.f»4>. 
Northaniptoii. Mu**. 
Cockerels 
S. C. W. Leghorn Cockerels 
Barix i >!' in:. Fimui trapnested hens. S2 50 Si and 
$8 en, SUNNYBR00K FARM Eliiavllle. New York R 0. 
Uotbrook 
Regal While Wyandoites 
i'IkwH ollywood Strain. 
Nice Bird*-. Must Please. 
Weatherly. l*a. li. 1 
S.C. W. Leghorn Cockerels 
$3 .ui-Il W. C. Englcbart, 
undone*. Cock®, hens and c kh 
. F. I’l-lrtc, Winchester, S. FI 
tlllty White M 
Money Maker*. 
Special Young Stock Sale 
March. April and May Hatch 
PARKS Bred-to-Lay 
BARRED PLY. ROCK YOUNGSTERS 
They are toiericaV Oidc-t and Great- 
--! I * t!tu- Str»:n, Bred for Egg- since 
I > ith records up to 335 egg* in yr. 
\n i RIGHT NOWi»your choncctoger 
then- »t aliniit <.ne-third Tegular price*, 
l't (age t ir. Free. Large Cat. 25c. 
J W PARKS. Box Y • Altoona Pa. 
Ufklia U/uauJaD*. Rcg*d-Doro«* etralixdircct. Choice 
It nllB " j8(JUQTTCS C,M?kei e;*, Pullet-*, licne, | 2 .«U—» 
each. Satisfaction guaruuUed. A HII L,b«n,.» >*11,,vt. 
The Extra Eggs 
will soon nay for out- of the»e 
Automatic 
kite Wyandotte* and Plymouth Rock Cockerel* $f. 
or will trade for Pullet*. It. E. Long, Da, tun, Pa. 
from Harold Tompkins’ best stock. Hen lmt,-h*d and 
farm rui*e<l from high producing female* Rich rrd. 
Cornvtfvpc 9n.tl*.fiivitlon or money returned. *5. 410 e*. 
V. N. CASIER - Fort Plain. New York 
Myf, ■ ; /jy&afj 4k ft <e* * it Mi. 
right 
^-i ^ day and night I. 
rnl.lost wearher and rsqultct U«s- than a -.uart «,t ,11 a u • k. 
Ma.1. jfOaiVMiue.t St**h A I. ug fa' *»,;.! tnppl i-,t. 
H.-n-Hnn.* nee.i* ,»c. Pri-.-e : l Best.-r and 2 (altou auto* 
matlc F.'iitttitiucaniaJcie tl.tt. Al*„ liiui# iu 5 -n.l a gattou 
,1 Write lurOreu g R suit terllmoiL.I*. a.-enis wanteih 
C. A. S. FORGE WORKS. SARANAC. MICH. 
25 Pure Brea White Wyandotte Yearling Hena 
$£ per lferi, Mr*. II. Mrltr, tu 171, H. li,, Ututlk, 
Rrer-diiiir cockerels, pul- 
kttl.l.s Box *. WiltarS, M. H 
3VLam moth Bronze Turlioys 
Brt*edlnjr Stock selected from a l.»rtre K1*»ek. For more 
information write to Mr«. II. ■HlKItfMfl | 7 AC«iiMkb)XsT, 
tire Bronze Tttrke>* Barred Rock Cockerel* 
UefiSMual J* 4. II. YtDEirOl^ Palaied f*o#t, .1. T. 
SPECIAL Fall Prices 
Turkeys Ducks, Geese. Cockerels, Leg¬ 
horn liens, $1.25. Write y,>ur wants. List free. 
H. \. SOFiDER Box 29 Sellersville, Pa. 
88 choice A i-ril puller* from best utility- 
rtHiidard i«i). li'jnraiitoed wlutcr layer*, 
$7 1. for lor, or It pur lurd. 
t, K. t.r* g,ir himlhliort, Conu. 
S.C.RED 
PULLETS 
White China Geese«kiuiioumii tirkky 1 !* 
FRANK 1. BAKBFR - Franklin, N. J. 
Tiffany’s Superior nTIfKS 
IVU n« Kuiuh and R it n ii e r ^ ^ 
ALOttAM POULTRY FARM R 34 Phoenixville, Pa. 
deney Black Giants: "littrt's ‘a NUOIL'' Write fin 
particulars *«*THaiQMEWS QU.UTt GlINTS. Vluelaad, N. 1 
MAKE HENS LAY 
For Sale-White Holland Turkeys .'.g' ;,'. 
Mrs. IV. F^. Thutiipson Mays Dnding, N. J 
By ferilins raw bone. Its e-vrsr-producitift value is four 
tirnca that of groin Eggs more fertile, chick s more 
vigorous, broilers earlier, foals heavier, mwm 
profits larger. 
MANN’S 12o T HI Bone Cutter WmM 
Cuts all bone with adhering nient and Bfijf IV I 
Kristie. Never clogs. 10 Days' Fre« Trial. 
No money in advance. 
Send Today for Froo Book 
F.W. Mann Co., Box 15 Milford, Mau. 
America's St» inlaril 
Strain. BREEDERS NOW. 
PARDEE S PEK1NS ISUP N.Y 
ARDEE' 
ERFECTS 
EKIN 
Rural New York 
Beautiful Wild Mallard Ducks-Drakes 
niuth Bin* m. vj.jeiiJbt br«edw. A'hi-kp |Hk > r ex 
ohiiu^f. .UN4i>aile » ex' . rH c >train ’•Vhtt»* PI v innutli 
UcHk ki'ri'lu, IIjU UOl tiHL YV»»h in^l*u. Conn. 
Vetoing the Chicken’s Wing 
The wing of the lieu has swept away 
many lifelong friendships aud started 
bitter neighborhood feuds. She does that 
when she Hies over the fence and gets into 
the wrong garden. What is the remedy? 
Put the wing out of commission and put 
her behind a good fence. I low get rid of 
the wing? The Cornell Experiment Sta¬ 
tions says this: 
Remove a few feathers ar*mud the sec¬ 
ond joint. Spread the wing out to its 
full width and you will see just beneath 
the skin on the outer edge <>f the second 
joint a small white ligament or cartilage. 
Insert it small knife blade under the liga¬ 
ment and out it- in two, pulling upward 
and outward on the knife. Then eiu a 
piece from the end of the cartilage 1 1I»th 
of an inch long. This may he done with 
a pair of scissors or with a knife. The 
object in removing this section is so the 
cartilage will never grow together again. 
Since no major arteries are encountered, 
you will find this a very simple and prac¬ 
tically bloodies* operation. 
By 
ELMER O.FIPP1N 
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