co i'd ripens, and after it is cut and 
shocked, it loses water rapidly. That is 
what we want, for this permits the grain 
to harden and dry, and prevents the 
stalks from rotting. When such dried 
corn is put iuto the silo it will he neces¬ 
sary to add some water in order to pack 
it down hard and make even am imitation 
of good silage. It is now proposed to 
“inoculate” such dry stalks when they 
are cur iuto the silo and moistened. This 
means putting in with the stalks a quan¬ 
tity of the bacteria which have been 
found to work in the silo, and which are 
responsible for the good quality of silage. 
This might be compared to using yeasr 
in bread making or using the “mother” 
of vinegar, or a “starter” in making but¬ 
ter. 
SWINE 
SEND 
iYOUR 
Buy Walnut Acres Duroc-Jersey 
pigs and gilts now and save 
the difference. 
Spring gilts, $25.00 ; four month pigs, 
$15.00; weaned pigs, either sex, $10.00. 
They have the size, bone and color. 
Best blood lines and from good size 
litters. Satisfaction guaranteed. Regis¬ 
tration papers included. 
H. R. BRATE - Lakemont, N. Y. 
We are offering young bulls and bull 
calves out of good A. R. cows at very 
reasonable prices, also a. few females. 
F. C. SHAW, Mar.. Port Chester. New York 
GUERNSEY BULLS 
BECAUSE: we give top market 
prices. BECAUSE: we send your 
payments io you promptly. BE¬ 
CAUSE: we aro a large nouse and 
can use ns many raw furs as you 
send us. BECAUSE: we give you 
an absolutely square deal. 
SrnJ your nnmc am) address and 
r«c+tvi« |.r»c«* lint*, murkct infor- 
V E■ motion ami hint* to Jrnpp*r». Be 
One 18 months hull, sired by son of “Pearl Rose 
of the Glen "out of an A. R. cow. Ready for 
service. Price. #200. Two bull calves, sired 
by grandson Xe Pitts Ultra, both from 500-lb. 
A K. cows. Price @50 and #*75. Herd free 
from abortion and Federal Tuberculin tested. 
PORTER FARMS. Phoenisville. Pa Arthur M. Ray. Mur. 
Orion Cherry Klllg weigh^pproxlmately 500— 
Price, *75,00 Exceptionally big bone 
Wnir.TOP COLONEL REFORMER. Ill * edingboar—ll* yrs.old— 
Price, #»5.00 Healthy, thrifty, sure breeder. 
lH'ltOC-JKRSFV Kuonn SO US, Ik, to Sly j rs. old. 
Puthlliulcr and Walt's Top Colonel Breeding. 
Price. *HO.OO 
J. C. PENNEY, White Haven. White Plains, New York 
Bull Calves at Bargain Prices 
Coming Farmers' Meetings 
Nov. 28-Dee. 2—Franklin Township 
Poultry Association, second annual show, 
poultry and pet stock, Fraukliu Lake, 
X. J. 
Dec. 5-S — Merrimack Valley Poultry 
Association, cighili annual show. Con¬ 
cord. X. II. ‘cc ret ary. 8. G. Xule, Con¬ 
cord. N. II. •+ 
Dee. 13-14 — Connecticut Pomological 
Society, thirty-second annual meeting, 
Unity Hall, Hartford, Conn. 
Dec. 13-ld—.Middlesex County Poultry 
Association, annual show, Middletown, 
Conn. 
Dec. 13-10—Ridgewood, X. J,, Poultry 
Show, Xorib Jersey Poultry Breeders’ 
Club. S. J. Ilammerstein, Hillsdale, X. 
J- secretary. 
Dec. 18-21 — Winter Farmers’ Week, 
Pennsylvania State College. State Col¬ 
lege P. O. Pa. 
Jan. 10-12, 1023 — Xew York State 
Horticultural Society. Winter meeting. 
Exposition Park. Rochester, X. Y\ 
Jan. 10-12. 1923—Maryland Horticul¬ 
tural Society and affiliated associations, 
annual meeting, Frederick. Mil. 
Jan. 10. 1923 — Xew York Holstein- 
ASEDELMAN fcCOINC. 
We offer Furinei* and Breeders of Guernseys an op¬ 
portunity io secure exceptionally bred, healthy 
bolls from a clean. Tuberculin Tested Herd at rea¬ 
sonable price*. King of the May— Dolly Dimple— 
Golden Secret and Glenwood breeding out of A. R. 
dams or dams that wSU be tested. Write for sales list 
ami Pedigrees. w , w . d ,|dy r»»vs. ?2 s. *i„ Phils.. P». 
Highwood Berkshire's Lave always been 
noied for si xe ond proUfleacy. Weaned pigs 
from unrelated litters ready for shipment, 
H. C. & H. B. HARPENDING, Box 15, Dundee. N. Y. 
Subscribers' Exchange 
TAR8ELL FARMS GUERNSEYS 
Bull calves and bulls Of serviceable age. A, R. breeding. 
Prices very reasonable. Write for pedigrees-! 
SMITHVILIE FLATS Chenanoo Cu. New York 
Spring k> anls. Farm 
offers young service boars by symboleer’s Superb. No. 
356336. Also bred sons for September farrow. Write 
J. £. \\ ATSON - XI nrbtedule. Conn. 
Other Advertisements of Subscribers 
Exchange will be found on page 1435, 
FORESTDALE FARM 
Eureka Stock Farm 
For Sale—Registered Chester White Pigs 
10 tvks. to 10 moe. old. Both sex. Bred for growth 
and quality. Write your wants 
EDWARD WALTER Box B6 R West Chester. Pa. 
,’EY—Finest quality; prices right 
anywhere; satisfaction guaranteed 
. FRANK PH I I.Lll'S. Altoona, Pa 
Offers Mn.v Hose stock of both seres, all ages, from A. R. 
dams, priced for quick sal-. Accredited Herd No. 1690?. 
Satisfaction guaranteed. RICHARD 0. D«fORtST,»m,lerS»ni,N.f. 
4. 200-DiG CAXDEE incubator for -ale—Turning 
trays, electric lights, perfect condition: crated, 
$525.' JAMBS WllKTSKL. Vineland. N. J. 
F2 Newtown brooder stores 
give price. C. G. ELLISON, 
The National Chester While 
Record Association 
The Original Record lnr the Chester White 
Breed of Hogs established tu 1884; a purely co¬ 
operative Association. All Volumes of the 
Record free to Stockholders: pedigree blanks 
furnished in books <>( 25 mid 50 each, at 25c and 
50c each: transfer blanks free. Write the Secre¬ 
tary for instructions in recording your bogs. 
L B. WALTER, Stc'y, Box 66. Dept. R, West Chester,Pa 
TWO HOLSTEIN BULLS 
WASTE II—Used colony brooders, 
HOLDER, Denbigh. Ya. 
CHOICELY BRED 
Must Be Sold No Winter Quarters 
10 months old—ready for liffht service* 
No- t—Ha* a 37-lb- <tre. i *rund*oa of JudftO S<*fcis. ton of 
King Segis: h»« dum combines tt»o blood of King of tbe 
Pontlacs And King Segis- Morv dark than irarht. 
No- 2— H x -1 u 30 lb- sire. s. n of King of the Pontiacs -I 40-lb. 
sisters. .7 40-fU. uantrhter* .; hi* »iam ronitilnes the blood of 
Colantha Johanna Lad end Alta Posch’s Son. 7-S vrblte. 
Firwt check for $85.00 »rwt» dioi£i. '<iti«toetlan fiMnulleed. 
Herd under Federal8*»|*CfYitfotii 
F C. BICGS - - - Trumensburg, N, Y, 
FRESH-CUT BALSAM in the bulk; enough for 
twii pillows postpaid for 51; make up your 
own pillows and rill up with m.v Imlsaui: makes 
an ideal gifl; booklets upon request. lxJRSEY 
FARMS. Sehreon Lake, X. Y. 
BEAMES’ BIG TYPE 
Chester Whites 
FOUR ROADS FARM. Sugar Loaf.N.Y. 
FOR SALE ffiSSaS HOLSTEINS 
three fo tire years old . *<: t,i«by. I’eutiac and Komdyke 
breeding — enormous producers, several now due to 
freshen, tubereultn lested, fuliy guaranteed. 
DI AS. A. HOWELL, lloucll* ar.nirr. X. Y. 
,0 miles West X. Y. C. Oil Erie R. R. 
— Pretty percales, well 
cottage aprons. 75 cents 
IN. If. 8,- Shelton. Conn. 
BUNGALOW 
made, good 
(postpaid). E 
WANTED—Second-hand stump puller and .Mar 
tin ditcher. Write H. G. PEDRICK, Fed- 
riektown. N. J. 
ami O. I. O. Grand Champion Blood 
Hues. *tO each anil up. prepaid. 
- Nk'WUXE. J’ju K. So. 3 
Chester Whites 
GEO. K. URlrKli 
12 Large,\icely Marked, Holstein Heifers 
aged 16 t<> 26 months, from tnberculiue-tree herd at 
Cuba. X. Y.. moatli Poutiac-Ki'nidyka de- *oit pas¬ 
ture bred. SI.500. 0 F MCLENNAN Syracuse, N. Y. 
PURE delicious Vermont 
gal.: 10-lb. can sugar, 
anteed; cash with order. 
Essex Junction, Vt. 
maple syrup, $2.5( 
; satisfaction gtuir- 
BERT PRESCOTT, 
?g. «. I. C. and Oil 
rows E. F. ROGERS 
.Tail 23-27. 1923—Coniioetinit Winter 
Fair and Agricultural Exposition. Hart¬ 
ford. Conn. __ _ 
Feb. 21-23. 1923 — Eastern meeting, 
Xew York State Horticultural Society. 
Poughkeepsie. X. Y._ 
Boston (Brighton) Live Stock 
November 22. 1922 .—There was a slow 
Brighton market yesterday, due partly to 
the failure of live-stock shipments from 
Maine and New Hampshire to leach the 
vard. Fancy cows were in demand, but 
there were not tuftuy of them, with the 
result that prices held firm. There were 
some poor grades of calves aud cows that 
sold for about what the buyers were in¬ 
clined to offer. Reasonably go< 1 cows 
sold from 4 to 4U.C per lb. There were 
few caliner cows ou the market, but with 
a few exceptions they sold for not more 
than 3 3 icper lb. Bologna cows were rather 
more numerous than last week. Bulls 
averaged betteV as to quality than the 
market has seen for some time, several 
selling for 5c per lb., though few brought 
over 4U,e. Bologna bulls went at 3 to 
3%& 
With calves, especially small ones, buy¬ 
ers pushed prices down at least one cent 
a pound lower than a week ago. They 
were ready and eager to buy anything 
fancy in the way of calves. 
Hogs were unusually scarce, but fancy 
sold but little over S* 4 c. Western prices 
were the affectiug influence iu this mat¬ 
ter. 
The following represent the average 
prices on all classes of stock: 
Beef Cattle—Fancy. 7 to 794°; good, 
6 to 7e; ordinary, 5 to 6c. 
Beef Cows—Fancy. 5 to 6c; good, 
4 to 4 l >c; ordinary. 2U to 2%c; ean- 
m rs, l 1 j> to 2or 
(’alves—Fancy. 9 to lie; fair to good, 
0 to So; coarse, 4 to 5c. 
Hogs—Fauey, S to S ; ?4o: rough, 7 to 
7Ujc; boars, 3 to 4e; dressed hogs, 10u 
to 11c. 
Bulls—Fancy, 4 to 5c: bologna, 3 to 
3 Vac. 
Sheep—Hood. 6 *o 7c; fair, 4 to 5c. 
Lambs—Fancy. 13 to 14c; good, 10 to 
12c: poor. 7 to Sc. 
Milch Cows—Fancy. $100 to $160; 
good. $50 to $100; ordinary. $35 to $50. 
Bit: Type. Best Blood lines. Registered Free. 
A N- '.-I Pigs. £10.50 up. Either sex. Pairs no 
‘faction Guaranteed. It, Diet, Seneca Fills, N. Y. 
FOR SALE—Two ears choice Alfalfa 
SON, Lock Berliu. N, Y. 
Pure-bred Hereford 
Breeding Stock 
for sale. High-class females—cows 
with calf—some bred heifers, open 
heifers, yearlings and new crops of 
bulls, among which there are some 
REAL herd bull prospects. 
Raise Baby Beef! 
Show a Profit on Your Farm ! 
BUCK & DOE RUN VALLEY FARMS 
Operated by Delaware Land & Development Co.' 
Mortonville. Chester Co., Pcnna. 
Office Address Box 831. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE 
WANTED—Old postage stamps ot the Civil War 
period. Have you any In your attic? Write 
COLLECTOR, IS Hewlett Street, Wuterbury, 
Conn. 
Pure* bred. 8 weeks 
TWELVE DOLLARS PAIR 
Cape May. N. J. 
■ 1 1 I D /"* C Orion and Sensation Breed 
J-/UHWO ing. All ages for sale, 
F. M. PHttington Jfc >on MerriHeld, Y. 
WANTED—Mangel beets for chicken food, 
Addrrsx ADVERTISER 2111, care Rural New 
Yorker. 
FOR SALE—25 PUREBRED DUROC PIGS 
we,.s rud for Five ^Dollars each 
ROUSE BROS. . Dushure, Pa. 
HIl'E. juicy oranges and grapefruit, shipped 
direct from grove to you, 52.25 large box. 
f. b. here. What better Christmas gift7 
WALTER MARYLAND, Winter Haven. Fla. 
IHIROCS- September Pigs an-i Mature Stoek. 
ELMWOOD FARMS. P. O. Box 15, Bradford, N. Y. 
,ork sausage, homemade 
3 lbs. for SI. postpaid, 
t'anonsburg, Pa. 
FOR SALE 
from OUT 
S. M. HALT 
Special-BIG TYPE DUROC BOARS-Special 
Twenty Selected Spring Farrowed Boars for Sale. 
Soon re inly for service. Great Orion Sensation 2nd 
Breeding. Guaranteed Breeders. Herd Immune. 
GOBEL FARMS - Annandalc, N. J. 
OKANCPS-GKAPEl Ul IT—Tree ripened, direct 
from grower; packed iu grove: bushel boxes 
mixed; J2.r,d; scud cheek with order. E. K. 
WALKER, JR., Wauehtil.i.-I’la. 
WANTED—Oue -lidiug saw frame aud for 
cutting rord wood: one sawmill for handling 
log-: one medium or saittU-sized stoUe crusher; 
pba-e write, giving description and price. H. 
K. WOOD. Vt Hudson Street. New York. 
n J from Federal tested,fully acere- 
neglStSTBCl AyrStllffiS ditedherd. rv.o -ervice bulls. 
Cows, heifers and heifer calves. PEXXI WXXREX, Kiru, Vernsst 
BROWN SWISS CATTLE 
4 males and 2 females, born Aue. lit. Extia large, 
fine puppies, from a daughter of Imported Count 
Fositer. Ready to ship. Males, SS'JS : Females, 
S15. Two litters of very high breeding, ready for 
Christmas delivery. Pedigteeson request. Satis¬ 
faction guaranteed. 
INDIAN TRAIL STOCK FARM Jefferson, N. Y. 
WANTED—Three 300-egg Pra,rie state Incuba¬ 
tors: nnu-t bo in good condition: state price 
eratpd. JAMES A. TONER. Unionville- N. Y. 
Brown Swiss Bull Calves For Sale 
0 FROM K. O. P. COWS 
Hert^stablished 30 years. Under State and Feder¬ 
al supervision. Kiunelon Farms, ltutler, N. J. 
lloNEY—Light extracted, Autumn flower houey 
none Oner; 5-lb. pail, EH.25: 10 lbs., S2.15 
delivered third postal zone. H. R. LYON 
Cranford, N. J. 
PUPPIES. Shipped on approval from re¬ 
gistered stiDA-k. Circular for prices. 
F. H. i OtTTE, f r*g.. S PRIM SO XLf KENNCLX, Jtiitrisn, M,y. 
FOR SALE — Finest white clover extracted 
honey: 5-lb. pall. $1.10; 10-lb. pall. $2.15; 
delivered H. 3d postal zone. NOAH RORDNKIt. 
Holgale. O, 
It eg. II AM PSIII It K SHEEP. RAMS and 
EWES Apply OelllR KxRM, Porehue, S. T. 
Pairs or Dozen Lois 
S. F. SH L I,I,CROSS 
Uilo.u, Delaware 
eg. Shropehlee ltnm« and Ewe-, all ages, welloov- 
i eied- STEVENS BROS. - WiLsoy. Snr Tom 
HONEY—3 lbs. clover, $1.25; buckwheat, $1.15; 
U> lbs clover $2.15: buckwheat, $1.1)0: post¬ 
paid to 4tb sonc. RANSOM FARM, 1310 Spring 
street. Syracuse. N. Y. 
A SP1HTUT Y. 
Breed ing stock. Priced right. 
U. W. LOtGU HarraleX. V Y, 
For Sale-F E R R E T S 
killing ruts. Any quantity. Send for price, tllMMIL'S 
rOULUT SUPPLY AND PET SHOP, US W M»i« SI , lUeteiicr, N. Y. 
HOME. KNIT virgin wool kneecaps, heather and 
solid color socks and stockings; brown stock 
lugs for children. MARY L. CHURCH. «3 
Pringle Street. Kingston. Pn. 
Fairholme Hampshire Downs Registry Ram. St" 
for sale. KARL l>. BROW N. Ilton. N.Y. K. No. 
». rUDOrTC ; 4thcrro|or. large 
L lKKL I J or s t ma,L ated 
^ pairs or dozen 
rice list- free.. Illustrated booklet. 10 
C. H. KEEFER & CO., Greenwich, Ohio 
ItM pure pork Sausage, made 
s on uur own farm: three 
•aid: sbellbark bickor.vnut*. 
po-tpaid, SUNNY P.ItOOK 
Apply, urn iu Kami 
rurcbasc* Sfw York 
For Sale -Reg. Hampshire Sheep 
for killing rats. Also hunting rabbits. 
Ins: ruction book and price list free. 
Lev! Farnsworth Sew London, Ohio 
Ferrets 
WooUh! to )iiim>, xV V.west AT BAR 
BAINS LeRtfC. 8tw«r.Ludlo»«tllc. N.Y 
Reg. Shropshire Rams 
gift of pure Vermont 
gallon; sugar, 30c lb.; 
order. GRAND VIEW 
rd Pups to ship 
A. Sweet, Siuy ruu, N.Y. 
Males, Y>6 ; Female? i»:i. F 
real FRUIT CAKE — “Quality Farm's*’ fie 
licious. rich, home linked, lirtc lb., postpaid, 
MRS. PEARL COI.K, I! D., Laurel, Md. 
For Sale T A o T MAan G ooM% Toggenburg Buck, S5 
Throe Quart-Milk Doe (bred) >$15. 
M. BAYEROORFtR - Huouenot Park, New York 
Luke Shore Kennels 
lllinrod. New York 
ledlgreed Collie l*up«. The handsome and intelligent 
kind. Also Fox Terriers. NELSON SftUS., tirotr Lily, Vs. 
■300 Prairie State, $33; 300 Cy 
three 3D0 Cyphers models, $30 
iplcto and excellent condition. L. 
Sheridan, Pa. 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
Two-Year-Old 7^ Saancn Milk Goat 
Milking now. Cave three quart- I-i day litst milking 
Fh - i $2.« takL^- her. K. P. Sltetmldliie, Lorraine, N Y'. 
For Sale—Airedale Puppies 2oS3» , , ,t i7'ohm«!S 
Also a male Irish Terrier puppy. .Mead, Amenta, A Y . 
One Mann bone cutter, in perfect 
one clever cutter, fine cut, in per- 
•; cue old fashioned quiltlug frame, 
HOMESTEAD FARM. Yarmouth 
TOGGENBERGS-* ""*> 
i U UUUIIUOUUU Bargain—*50.00 
Also Drivers aud sulkies. W RANOtL, Oxford, Conn. 
I lie dairy cow of Old I 
Prime beef. WALNUT GROVE 
Trained Fox Houndsand Pups 
tor sale. tv. M. KIKK- 
Cl I ltd K. Lexinqloa, Va. 
and i\ I. PIGS, cheap 
J.H. WHIAION.Pil«ltdP»sl.N.Y 
Reg. DairyShorlhorn Calves 
Wanted —Extra Nice Reg. Hampshire Ram 
weighing S50 lbs. or over, state ago and "eight. 
M. C. WHITNEY - Susquehanna, Pa. 
n o \ Ight Hound*, ready to start; 18 mox; long ears 
>35 each. Broken Beagle, 435. CHAS. TOTH, Nitiutersan. Md 
PURE EXTRACTED HONEY—Delivered to 3d 
postal none: r. lb. pail clover, $1.10: buck¬ 
wheat, 95 ; m ib. pail, $2 uiul $1.80; no-lh. 
can, $9 and $8; 1O0 lb. keg, delivered by 
freight 12e and 10c lb. N. L. 8TF.VF.NS. 
CHEAP. E 
Itolliug Springs 
A1 Fox Hound 
4 nios. old Also one two-year-old 
colt. Colts arc descendants of 
Peter the Great. Address 
Wh'*,■ T . ke New Y6rk 
E e bit-1 to freshen iu \pril 
0 S*0: bucks, *50. 
SHARPIES, N « 5. Nnrivtte*, P». 
A1IIFOAI.FS. CORNEMCs V ELY, Solebl kt, 1‘a. 
