The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
SWINE 
1453 
Large Berkshcresat Highwood 
High wood Berkshire^ have always been 
noted for size and prolificacy. Weaned pigs 
from unrelated litters ready for shipment. 
H. C. 4 H. B. HARPENDING, Bo* 15, Dundee. N. Y. 
We are ottering young bulls and bull 
calves out o' good A.R. cows at very 
reasonable prices, also a few females- 
F. C. SHAW. Mgr., Port Chester, New York 
we have the great privilege of speaking 
to thjeni all at their own firesides about 
the things material and spiritual that go 
to make up the prosperity, the intelli¬ 
gence and the happiness of the farm 
home. We would not introduce a cheat to 
one of these homes consecrated to us by 
years of friendship and confidence for all 
the gold that ever passed through the 
treasuries of the world; but to all who 
come with a clean record and an honest 
purpose to exchange honest goods for hon¬ 
est dollars we are glad to serve. 
A Word About Advertising 
I am enclosing a photograph of a pair 
of registered Belgian five-year-old mares 
that I sold to the Walkover Shoe peo¬ 
ple through the advertisement in your 
paper for $1,000. It looks to me that 
farmers should breed good large horses. 
This pair weighed 3.500 lbs. in working 
condition. john c. reagan. 
Tully, N. Y. 
Advertising is one of the service fea¬ 
tures of The Rural New-Yokkek. That 
is something more than just getting peo¬ 
ple together to sell and buy goods. We 
want to help promote exchanges that will 
be a benefit to both the seller and the 
buyer. When we move property from a 
place where it is not needed to a place 
where it will serve a useful purpose, we 
contribute to the process of production 
and add to the total wealth of the world. 
Thus the paper renders a service to a 
buyer and a seller, and makes a friend of 
both. It also renders a welfare service in 
increasing the general wealth, and merits 
at least some measure of public approval. 
Berkshire of Size and Quality 
Breeding stock of nil ages. Special reduced prices on 
service boars We won This year and last year the high¬ 
est prizes in the State. IUCHARD E. W*I8, I.*baaon, s.J. 
Send for 
Detailed Pedigree Sheet 
O/ 
Registered Guernsey Bull 
A Bargain! 
Roll wood Farm, Guilford. Conn. 
Springbanli Farm 
offers young service boar- by Syniboletr’s Superb. No. 
258334. Also bred sows for September (arrow. Wute 
J. E. WATSON - Murhledaie. ( uun. 
ADVANCEMENT 
Less than 20 years ago only 11 owners of 
Hampshire- Today. 82,000. FreeClrcu- 
lar. Ail ages. LOCUST LAWN FARM 
Box R WUmORlt, KA 
Coming Farmers’ Meetings 
Dec. 7-0—Englewood Poultry and Pet 
Stock Association, annual show. Armory, 
Englewood, N. J. 
Dec. 13-14—-Connecticut Bornological 
Society, thirty-second annual meeting, 
Unity Hall. Hartford. Conn. 
Dec. 13-10—Middlesex County Poultry 
Association, annual show, Middletown, 
Conn. 
Dec. 13-16—Ridgewood. N. J., Poultry 
We offer Farmers and Breeders of Guernseys an op¬ 
portunity to secure exceptionally bred, healthy 
bulls, from a clean. Tuberculin Tested Herd at rea¬ 
sonable prices. King of the May—Dolly Dimple- 
Golden Secret, and Glenwood breeding out of A. R. 
dams or dams that will be tented. Write for sales list 
and Pedigrees. ***** o airy farms. 22 S. 124 Sb. Phil*.. P*. 
The big smooth type of superior quality and breed¬ 
ing. Bred gilts, service boars and Spring pig- at 
reasonable prices. W. W. XV IS 1 MAN, p. O. 
Box No. 469, Hummelstonn. Pa. 
BEAMES’ BIG TYPE 
Chester Whites 
FOUR ROADS FARM, Sugar Loaf,N.Y. 
TARBELL FARMS GUERNSEYS 
Bull calves and bulls of serviceable age. A. R. breeding. 
Prices very reasonable. Write for pedigrees J 
SMITHVILLE FLATS Chenango Co. New Yarfi 
FORESTDALE FARM 
idlers May Rose stock of both sexes, alt ages, from A. R. 
■Inins, priced for notch -ale. Accredited Herd No. IfiiiW. 
Satisfaction guaranteed. RICHARD D. HeFOREST.Amsterdam.N.T. 
„ Big type. Best B iood 
5 liDes. fC SS, Prepaid. 
EWVtbLE, Pi R. No. 3 
Chester Whiles and O.I.C 
GEO. F. GK1FFIE 
0 1 f* ’» B’F Type. Best Blood lines. Registered Free, 
. I. U. 3 t No.-I Pigs, fio.50 up. Either sex. Pairs no 
akin. Satisfaction Guaranteed. R. HILL, Senec* Falls, N. r. 
eg. O. I. C. und Chester White Pig-. 
I sows. E. P. ROGERS - Wayvil'JE. 
BARGAINS: HOLSTEIN bred. $85. 
Heifer calves, 835 to S50, according to age. Ten 
cows. 8150 to 8-00. Top notch breeding. 
ELITE STOCK FARM 
F. H. RIVENBURGH, Prop. Muunsville, N. Y. 
For Big Type Polands Send to G. S. Hall F *2mo* LE 
Choice young Boars and Tigs for sale. They please others 
and will please you. Write for reduced December prices. 
FOR SALE iSSSgggS HOLSTEINS 
three to five years Md . Ormsby. Pontine and Komdyke 
breeding — enormous producers. several now due to 
freshen, tuberculin tested, fully guaranteed. 
CIIA8. A. lion El,!.. Howell*. Orange. Co., N. V. 
TO miles West N. Y. C. on Erie R R. 
A few very choice young registered boars ready for 
service. $35 to S50 each. Photos sent if deiired. 
Also bred gilts and pigs that will make yon money. 
All registered. Tell ns tvliat you want and we will 
quote you priees. THE CASSEl NURSERY, Mantua. Ohio 
Registered DUROCS 
Suckling pigs from Champion tow at Rochester. N 
H 810 . Service Boars. Gilts. 
WM. NELSON - Lynnfield Center, Mass. 
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. 
NFortonville, Chester Co.. Penna. 
Office Address Box 831. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE 
Special-BIG TYPE DUROC BOARS-Special 
A few choice service boars. Registered and 
guaranteed. Also unrelated open gilts. 
GOBEL FARMS - Annandale, N. J. 
Fur SjIiDUROC Fall PIGS 
Either sex. 8” each. July pigs 8 815 each. 
JOHN P. BAKTLES - Fleruing-ton, N. J. 
T"> 11 DOP6 Orion and -Sensation Breed 
Ad ages for sale 
F. M. Pattington & Son Merrifield, N. Y. 
J. Team of Belgian Hearyweights 
Show, North .Jersey Poultry Breeders’ 
Club. S. J. Hammerstein, Hillsdale, N. 
J., secretary. 
Dec. 1S-21 — Winter Farmers’ Week, 
Pennsylvania State College, State Col¬ 
lege P. O., Pa. 
Jan. 2-Feb. 23—New York State 
School of Agriculture, Cobleskill, short 
course in agriculture and ice cream mak¬ 
ing. 
Jan. 16-12. 1923—New York State 
Horticultural Society. Winter meeting. 
Exposition Park, Rochester, N. Y. 
Jan. 10-12, 1923—Maryland Horticul¬ 
tural Society and affiliated associations, 
annual meeting. Frederick. Md. 
.Tan. 16, 1923 —- New York Holstein- 
Friesian Association, annual meeting. 
Yates Hotel. Syracuse, N. Y. 
Jan. 16-19. 1923 — Farm Products 
Show. New Jersey Farmers' Week. Sec¬ 
ond Regiment Armory. Trentdn. N. J. 
Jan. 16-20. 1923—Agricultural Week. 
New Jersey State Board of Agriculture. 
Trenton, N. J. 
Jan. 1S-20. 1923—New Ilaveu County 
Poultry Club, Inc., anuual show. New 
Haven, Conn. Secretary. E. A. Todd, 
301 Federal Building, New Haven. Conn. 
Jan. 23-27, 1923—Connecticut Poultry 
Association, annual show, Hartford, 
Conn. 
Jan. 23-27. 1923—Connecticut Winter 
Fair and Agricultural Exposition. Hart¬ 
ford, Conn. 
Feb. 21-23, 1923—Eastern meeting. 
New York State Horticultural Society. 
Poughkeepsie. N. Y. 
To this end it is not enough merely to 
bring seller and buyer together. It is not 
even enough to effect the sale. We reject 
advertising every week (hat we see in 
publications of every class, and volumes 
of it in the agricultural press, because it 
discourages trade instead of promoting it. 
An exchange through a fake advertise¬ 
ment or through one that promises what 
it does not perform is entirely non-pro¬ 
ductive. Instead of a conservation it is 
a waste, and makes enemies instead of 
friends. It is a public menace. We ex¬ 
clude them from the paper just as we 
would close the door of our home in the 
face of a sneak thief. Some safeguard 
must be provided before widely sepa¬ 
rated buyer and seller can proceed with 
negotiations and exchange with the con¬ 
fidence of a square deal to both. Some¬ 
times even a farmer desiring to advertise 
demurs at furnishing personal statement 
and references, but reflection shows this 
to he necessary that we may guarantee 
that he will give any one of our 200.000 
subscribers or of our 1.000.000 readers a 
dollar’s worth of goods for every dollar 
in tbe check. That is the policy that 
makes ready trade between our friends. 
In the 30-odd years of our leadership in 
this policy, advertising has developed 
from the slums of disrepute to the high 
plane of a profession. In its highest 
ideals and practice it has created a r*>al 
productive enterprise. 
Farmers like Mr. Reagan are coming 
Pnre bred. 8 weeks 
TWELVE DOLLARS PAIR 
R. F. n 1 Cape May, N. J. 
George Walter 
FOR SALE —25 PURE BRED DUROC PIGS 
Six weeks old for Five Dollars each. 
ROUSE BROS. - Dushore. Fa. 
Jersey* For Sale—Cows, Heifers and HeiferCalves 
All tuberculin tested by the State of New Jersey At price* 
that will insure their rale. Come and Bee them. 
CHARLES G FOSTER P 0 Box 173 Morristown. N. J- 
DUROCS—September Pigs and Mature Stock 
ELMWOOD FARMS. P. O. Box 15, Bradford. N Y 
Brown Swiss Bull Calves For Sale 
FROM R. O. P. COWS 
Herd established 30 years. Under State and Feder¬ 
al supervision. Kinnelon Farms, Butler, N. J. 
For Sale FERRETS 
killing rats. Any quantity. Send (or price. TNIMMAL'S 
raULTOI SUPPLI *«0 PET SHOP. HO W. Main St., lulnln, 0. T. 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
r FERRETS 
^ pairs or dozen 
Price list free. Illustrated booklet. 10 
C. H. KEEFER & CO.. Greenwich. Ohio 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
DOMAM8 
The dairy cow of Old England. Quality milk. 
Prime beef. WALNUT GROVE FARM. Wxshinitanville. N.T. 
for killing rats. Also huoUns rabbits. 
Instruction book and price lift free. 
Levi Fnrneworth Sew Lnidoa. Obi* 
Ferrets 
For Sili-ShortHorn Bull 
WALTER HUNT Roxodilo Firms I 
Luke Shore kennel, 
lllmrod. New York 
eg. Dairy Shorthorn Calve*. O. I. C. Pigo. Pure 
I Bronze Turkey*. J. H. Wheaton, PalnUd Po*t, I. T. 
Scotch Shepard Pups TO SHIP 
Males. e*> s Females. ♦S. F. A. Sweet, Smyrna. N.Y. 
Qedlxreed Collie Pup*. The handsome wod inte ligent 
« kind. Also Fox Terriers. NELSON MtOS. Orovr ill,. P». 
0anioiararl lurakirao from Federal tested.fully accre- 
n6glST8r60 Ayrsnires dited herd Two service buns. 
Cows,heifers and heifer calvtts PENNT ***»NEN. r«ru,»*rmnnt 
ON SALE—Two Fine Police Fannie* Mules. 435 
•aeh. Mbs. A. M B1S8KI.L. XxwToWS. COSK Tel. Z-11 
For Sale—Airedale Puppies contains :4 i-h.tii11 ions. 
Also a male Irish Terrier puppy. Mead. Vmeniu. Y Y. 
-e. Shropshire Itiim* and Ewe*, all ages, well cov¬ 
ered. STEVENS BROS. - Wilson. Sew York 
Sale or Exchange— Airedale Female Puppy 
1» Weeks old. Registered amt LVdigree. \ alue N20. 
E R HUMMER & CO. frenchtawa N J. S. No. 1 
Apply, OPHIKViKM 
I'urrhasr, JCe„ York 
For Sale—Reg. Hampshire Sheep 
Wooletl to -lose. cV: Ewe* IT BAR¬ 
GAINS. l«Ro»C Bower ludltwville,N.T 
Reg. Shropshire Rams 
For Sale-* 'KSr* Polici 
of •’ Strongheart " of the Movi 
'OR SALE Ketc- Oxford Down Yearling Rain. 
L. P. GIFFORD - v*llkt Falls. Sew York 
vk of T. H.'s standing favorites coil- 
i'd some cowboys who, after catching 
posed horse thief, discovered to their 
ay that they had caught and exe- 
i the wrong man. One among them 
had a reputation for tact was se- 
d h> break the news to the victim’s 
Arc you the wife of Jake Smith?** 
impromptu diplomat began. '‘Yes." 
.vomatl replied. “No. ye aiu't. neither; 
re iiis widow," proceeded the tactful 
"1 have his body out yonder iu the 
>n. We hung him for hoss. lifting, 
there's no need to feel bad about it. 
found out after that be was not the 
we wins looking for. The joke is on 
—Credit Lost. 
I’lTPI KS Shipped on approval from re¬ 
gistered stock. Circular for prices. 
f. ■. f 001E. Pi 0 * S PRINCU AU KENNELS, Jellrrson, N.T. 
Airedale 
AIREDALES. CORNELIUS V. FLY. Sotiatnv. Pa. 
For Sale T A J„AKt R R 6 o A oM^ Toggenburg Buck,$5 
Three Quart-Milk l>oe lured) 815. 
M. BAYERD0RFIR - Huuuenat Park. New York 
HONOUSMIRED FOX NOUNO, IS mas old IVasrle and rabbit 
hounds, cheap. Description free. CHAS. TOTH, Mcndoxoa, Md. 
S Nubian And Toggeubur*: grades. 
Bight females two unties. Extra 
NIUIT IUMIAI.L. Norili Ki»or. N.Y. 
E o bred to freshen in April 
0 370 ; Bucks. Sr»o. 
SHANPIES. 8. 0 i. Narmlawn. P*. 
EBLUN6 
Madl*on, N. 3. 
Milch Goats-Cheap 
HEASONABLE. 
TV, RAN DEI. Oxford. CoAQ. 
Driving Goal* and Sulkies 
