SWINE 
ftlORNJNG 
DOGS and FERRETS 
SHEEP 
For Sale-F E R R E T S h “ 8 ' 
killing r»D. Any quantity. Send for price. TRImmxl'S 
P01H1HT SUPPLY «NO PET SHOP. ?I8 W Main St . Rtclusltr, H. T. 
Fairholme Hampshire Downs a iLm dT s“ek 
for sale. F.AKL 1». BROWN, Ilian, N.Y. R, No. 2 
eg. Shropshire Ifiim- and Eweo. all >qre-. well cov¬ 
ered. STEVENS EROS. - WILSON. N'Ew York 
For Sale—Reg. Hampshire Sheep PurriiMM*, New York 
en. _ rmnPTC Either rotor. large 
r r.KKr. 1 N or small. M a i e d 
c-vx IUlUUJlU 1)4iJ r Sord o ? ,en 
lots. Price list free. Illustrated booklet. 10 
cents, c. H. KEEFER & CO.. Greenwich. Ohio 
Reg. Shropshire Rams gIiss 1 
WooUmI to nose* «& Ewes AT BAR* 
GAINS. LcRoyC. Bt*er Lirdlowrrlle, M.T, 
GOATS 
GUERNSEYS 
■m-a a for killing rats. Also hunting rabbits. 
H PT’TrT.V Instruction book and price list Tree. 
X V/J 1 ulll Lev! Farnsworth S«W London. Ohio 
A/fill- A \ nrc Nubian and Toggenburg grades. 
iVlllK uU/v J. >3 Eight - males, two males. Extra 
flue stock. List free. ItILLET HlSOtll, Iiriii Utar, I.I. 
KN0LLW00D FARM, PORT CHESTER, N.Y. 
We are offering young bulls and bull 
calves out of good A. It- cows at very 
reasonable prices, also a few females. 
F. C. SHAW. Mgr.. Port Chester, New York 
KN0LLW00D GUERNSEYS 
Auction Sale of Jersey Cattle 
At WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. 
Thursday, December 28 
Sale at 11.30 A.M.—White Plaina Fair Grounds. 
Twenty-five head of Jerseys, mostly 
young females of Oxford Lad. Majes¬ 
ty. and Golden Maid’s Prince blood 
lines. Herd of C. F. McLean. All 
animals tuberculin tested. 
Catalogs front 
A. L. TICHANE, Sale Manager 
Hawthorne ... New Jersey 
Police and Army Dogs 
the German Shepherd and stock dog Three Litters of 
very fine wolf-gray puppies with five Champions in Pedi- 
jrrei OKI Rail II, CtiMull Mtuniunt Slack Fans. FraahaM, N T. 
M l I K D 0 E S "7li; 
■ " * S. J. SNklPUS. » 
E C bred to freshen in April 
« $r«: Bucks. #50. 
SMkHPUS. ». D S. Narr.stawn. Pa 
Driving Goats and Sulkies n. KaSPEL Oxford, Conn. 
For Sale-Fox Terrier Dogs, Puppies 
Some trained. Writ* your wants. F«CD HULL, (irkdlla, Ma. 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
For Sale-Old English Sheep Dog Puppies 
Fine pedigree. Steel blue bodies, white markings. Price, 
#50 each Best all around dog for farm or country 
place. Vincent Goldthw ulte W«U«»l«y, Maaa. 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
Tl.e dairy cow of Old England. Quality milk. 
Prime beef. WALNUT GROVE FARM. Washiagtonville. N.V. 
Send for 
Detailed Pedigree Sheet 
OJ 
Registered Guernsey Bull 
A Bargain ! 
Rollwood Farm, Guilford. Conn. 
For Sale-* Vr d Police Puppies W.W; 
of " etronghesit 1 of the Movies, mkiu, tm»nU, s. T. 
For Sale-Short Horn Bull bTiuVed: 
WALTER HUNT Rosedaie Farms Black Creek. N. f! 
ear. Dairy Shorthorn Calves. O. I. C. Pigs. Pure 
Bronze Turkeys. J. 11. Wheaton, P*iot«d Poet. N.Y. 
Sale or Exchange— Airedale Female Puppy 
12 weeks old. Registered and Pedigree. Value. #20. 
E. R HUMMER A CO. Frenchlown, N. J. R. No. I 
HEREFORDS 
For Sale—Airedale Puppies contains 14 champions. 
Alao u- rnklr lrlfli Terrier puppy. Mead, Anienlu, \ Y. 
Bull Calves at Bargain Prices 
tVe 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 Gleuwood breeding out of A. R. 
dams or dams that will bo tested. Write for sales list 
and Pedigrees. wtW4 fMMS n s tu „ _ ftul> r ,_ 
TARBELL FARMS GUERNSEYS 
Bull calves and bulls of serviceable age. A. R. breeding. 
Prices very reasonable. Write for pedigrees.J 
SMITHVILLE FLATS Chenango Co. Hew York 
FORESTDALE FARM 
Otters May Rose stock of both sexes, nil ages, from \ R. 
dams, juiced for quick sale. Accredited Herd Xo. 16909. 
Satisfaction guaranteed. ffiCHxxo a. u.tOBtST, kmsurdim.it. r. 
CHERRY HILL GUERNSEYS 
•0 nuts. MftY HoM*. GoUU'H Sweet :imi Qftiuxy's St*ijiel 
iMVfdliHr. r s. Acoivtiiud Herd. PrK’wJ for quiok wile. 
W. J. HAINES, 1009 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa. 
9ttnnv«iilft Ritornonuo v few ft males of t R. breeding 
ounnysiueuuernseys One yearling bull. Accredited 
Herd flHISd Jiim. I!, v uti AlM.vvie, K IndcrhooL. N. Y. 
FOR SALE Purebred GUERNSEY BULL 
S yes. old. Dam, On test Pictures and pedigree furnished 
to those into listed, mm. i>. Uc'iiu.o. b« 37>. itbtn.M. 
Jerseys For Sale-Cows. Heifers and HeiferCalvas 
All tuberculin tested by th» State of New Jersey. Atprices 
th&f will insure their sale. Come and see them. 
CHARLES G FOSTER P 0. Box 173 Morristown. N. J. 
BROWN SWISS CATTLE 
Brown Swiss Bull Calves For Sale 
FROM K. O. P. COATS 
Herd established 30 years. Under Slate and Feder¬ 
al supervision. Kiuuelon Farms, Butler, Ji. J. 
AYRSH1RES | 
nl-.„ J »„ r «k: r ,« from Federal tested.fully accre- 
riegistered Ayrsnires dt:«» herd. two service buns. 
Cows.heifers and heifer calves. PtlttU Wkkk£k. Peru, Vermont 
GUERNSEYS 
GUERNSEY BULLS 
D O YOU want to produce rich, high colored milk 
which always brings a premium in the market, 
and which Is produced at a minimum cost? 
Then buy one of our registered Guernsey bull 
calves from an A. K dam and by •. great sire. 
Our herd is clean. We are getting $4.60 per ewt. for 
our milk, and our calves must be sold quickly. 
H. HAYWARD, Devon, Pa. I imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinniiimiiiiitmi 
Pure-bred Hereford 
Breeding Stock 
for sale. High-class females—cows 
with calf—some bred heifers, open 
heiters, 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., Penna. 
Office Address Box 831. WIIMINGTON. DELAWARE 
iiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiimiimii 
THE HOPE FARM BOOK 
i This attractive 234-page book has some of the 
best of the Hope Farm Man’s popular sketches 
— philosophy, humor, and sympathetic 
human touch. Price (1.S0. 
For .* tie by 
Rural New-Yorker, 335 W.30th St., New York 
C..C.I. l!,,ilaL« Breeden, watchdogs and named 
ror OolB-RirflOalBS hunnrs^ C„»|i # u C.*l~r® 1 “P* 
that that have been worked this tllgllin OOIIBI5 sea- 
8 H. KldT, 
that that have been worked this 
son. Other* unbroken. GBOIIO 
ibi ibis f,. a - 
>«» Hops. ft. 
»♦ J I PUPPIES. shipped on approval from re- 
AirPfla P metered Stock- Circular for prices. 
XXII vuxxxv | ioqTE, Pnp..SPRINGOXlt KENNELS, J efferlea.N. V. 
AIREDALES For Sale 
4 males and 2 females, born Aug. 10. Extra large, 
fine pnpj ies, from a daughter of Imported Count 
Kosiler. Heady to ship. Males, »25 : Females, 
SI5. Two litters of very high breeding, ready for 
('lirlstumv delivery Pedigrees on request. Satis¬ 
faction guaranteed. 
INDIAN TRAIL STOCK FARM Jefferson, N. Y. 
AirodAlo FTJJPPIES 
S male,. : female*. Born. Sept. 1st. Sire has twelve 
champions m pedigree. Dam has six champion* m four 
generation*- and hue whelped 15 puppies In 4 litter* 11 
in litter Kepi 1st. Male-, *28; Females. 81 6. Satlsfao- 
tioii guaranteed. Cornelia* \. Klj , Kolebury, Pa. 
MISCELLANEOUS .* 
Longhaired Angora nnd Coon 
K. m MJk I cats and kittens tor sale, 95 
^ to »25 each. Black, black 
and white, gray, and yellow. A fine Xmas gift Let 
mo heat fr< in you SMITH BEIL FARM Lexington. Mass. 
JERSEYS 
Boston (Brighton) Markets 
December t>. 1922.—Prices for cows 
were very steady yesterday because or 
the ver\ jjsbt shijuoents. 8turm.v weather 
had .something t" tl" with the ninftev, but 
Maine nnd New Hampshire dealers have 
been very slow in shipping for some days 
pasT. Only six cars of stock came m 
from these States. 
The fop price for cattle was <c, and 
what lower prices were quoted were usu¬ 
ally fi*r inferior stock. The largest cattle 
offerings were made by .T. A. (’lark of 
Cell cord. X. H-- whoso sales included two 
Holstein steers, with tin aggregate weight, 
of 2.2M0 lbs., five Heretords weighing 
5.070 lbs., and six other Herefords, with 
a total weight of 5,000 lbs. 
Tin quality of the canner cows offered 
was fairly good, and from 2 to — '4c was 
the average price. , , r-. 
K. K. Hobbs sold a purebred white Dur¬ 
ham cow during the day. which weighed 
1,200 lbs. This cow came originally from 
George Springfield, at Rochester. N.^ 11.. 
and has been shown at many of the State 
fairs. , , 
l-'ew bulls were offered, and they were 
of such good quality that they brought 
4c or more. There was one Holstein hull 
weighing 1.230 lbs., which sold at 4%c. 
Buyers were not eager when if came 
to calves, and would not pay over 11c for 
those weighing 100 lbs. or more. Those 
under 100 lbs. brought from_ i to Sc. 
Poorer stock sold for 4 nml 5c. There 
were but few sheep and hogs. 
The Watertown yards had a busy day 
yesterday, as they received 21 carloads 
uf animals. Prices were less than at 
Brighton. 
Average prices for the day were as fol¬ 
lows: . 
(’attle—Fancy. To; good, 6 to 6 a />c; 
ordinary. 5 to 5%e. 
Beef Cows—Fancy. 6 to 8!4e; good. 
4 to 5c: ordinary, 2 1 {> to 3%c; eanners. 
2 to 2' C. 
Calves—Fancy. 0 to 12c; fair to good. 
7 to 8c: coarse. 4 to 7c. 
Hogs—Fancy. S to S%o; rough. 7 to 
7Vjc: h- ars. 3 to 4c: dressed hogs. 10C7 
to 11c. 
Bulls—Fancy, 4 to 4%e; bologna. 3 to 
.‘IC.c, 
Sheep—Good. 6 to 7c; fair. 4 to 5c. 
T.amhs—Fancy. 12 to 13c: good. 10 to 
12c: poor. 7 to 8c. 
Milk Cows—Fancy. 8100 to $160; 
good. 850 to 8100; ordinary, $35 to $50. 
The Portland (Me.) Press-Herald 
states that t lie record for blueberry pack¬ 
ing was made this year in Washington 
County. The total pack in Washington 
County is 184.450 bushels, and when it 
is considered that one bushel will fill 
seven No. 10 cans, the size of the pack 
is understood. The pack was put up by 
14 factories iu that county. 
The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
^ yr 
Hgpid note the 
difference 
You CAN get more milk from your cows 
— now, and all through the winter and 
spring. Read how—and why—then act. 
Late fall, winter and spring months are a severe 
strain on the milch cow’s system. Winter feeds are 
harder to assimilate and turn into milk than green 
pasturage. The digestive and milk-making organs 
become run down. Less milk and lowered vitality 
results. 
BUT—you can easily maintain vitality at summer 
level and decidedly increase the milk flow by a one- 
week-a-month use of Kow-Kare. This famous medi¬ 
cine for cows tones up the genital and digestive 
organs—enables them to throw off disease and make 
milk faster. 
Thousands of dairymen follow this plan and find 
the very slight cost of the treatment repaid a hundred 
fold. Only a tablespoonful of Kow-Kare morning and 
night is required — and only one week out of the 
month. 
If disease does creep into the herd, Kow-Kare 
goes to this origin of the trouble and acts promptly. 
For Barrenness, Retained Afterbirth, Abortion, Scours, 
Milk Fever, Bunches, Loss of Appetite, etc., Kow-Kare 
has been the standard remedy the country over for 
twenty-five years. 
Make a test of this more-milk plan—try it on part 
of your herd and convince yourself. Your feed dealer, 
general store or druggist will supply you—large size 
Kow-Kare $1.25 ; medium size 65c. If your dealer is 
not supplied, we mail, postpaid. 
Write for valuable free book, 
** The Home Cow Doctor/’ 
DAIRY ASSOCIATION CO., Inc. 
Lyndonville, Vt. 
0 1 P '« B'tf Type. Best Bloodlines. Registered Free. 
. I. U. o A S'", t tigs. Stil.su up. Either sex. Pairs no 
akin. Satisfaction Guaranteed, ft. HILL, Seireet Fills, N. r. 
R eg. D. I. C. and Che.ter White Pitt*, and bred 
sows. E. P. ROGERS - Wa rvn,T,E. Xew York 
1 nn Piiro Chester Whites and Berkshires. 6 weeks old. 
lUUrigS 3 1.00 each. ROUSE BROS.. DrsHORB, Pa. 
DURO C-«T E R S E Y S 
A few very choice young registered Hoar.s rea'iy for 
service. S35 to $50 each. Photos sent if liesited. 
Also bred gilts and pigs that wi ] make you money. 
AH registered. Tell n.v what you want and we will 
quote you prices. THE CASSEL NURSERY, Manila Ohio 
Special-BIG TYPE DUROC BOARS-Special 
A few choice service boars. Registered and 
guaranteed. Also unrelated open gilts. 
GOBEL FARMS - Annandale, N. J. 
For Sale DUROC Fall PIGS 
JOHN 
Either sex. ST each July pigs ® SI5 each. 
HN P. BARTLES - ETemington, N. J. 
V I DOf'Q Orion and Sensation Breed- 
UUUV/O mg. Aii ages for s a 1 e. 
F. M. Pattington & Son Merritield, N Y. 
DUROCS—September Pigs anil Mature Stock. 
ELMWOOD FARMS. P. O. Box lo. Bradford. N Y. 
ForBigType Polands Sand to G. S, Hall FA 5mo ALE 
Choice v, imp Bohis ami Figsfor sale. They please others 
and will please you. Write for reduced December t nee?. 
U A m DC III D ET © 3red Sowsand Gilts. Y<v ngSer 
IIHlYirOninC.0 Boars and young Pigs of 
both via Every thug Pura 
Bred. Prices Right. J. M. Fa Bit SWuRlH, Cuba, N.Y Ita.taula 
Berkshire of Size and Quality 
Breeding stock of all ages. Special reduced prices on 
service boars. We won this year arid last year the high¬ 
est pi izes in the State. HK'HiRII E. IVaIS, l.«t)nnou, >. J. 
SHADY SIDE BERKSHIRES 
Boars and Sow* of all ages. E. G. FISHER. Hamilton. H.Y. 
Large Berkshires at Highwood 
The Grand Champion hoar at this year’s Interna¬ 
tional at Chicago was bred by us. as were both bis 
sire and dam. We have fifty young sows sired by 
lull brothers of this boar, bred for spring litteTS,, 
for sale. H C. & H. B. HARPEMDING, 
Box 15, Dundee, N. Y. 
Eureka Stock Farm 
For Sale—Registered Chester White Pigs 
10 wks to Id mo. old. Both sex. Bred lor growth 
and qnality. Write yopr wants. 
EDWARD WALTER Box 66 R West Chester. Pa. 
1477 
BEAMES’ BIG TYPE 
Chester WTiites 
FOUR ROADS FARM, Sugar Loal, N.Y. 
-DUROC-JERSEYS 
Three champion-bred yearling boars, good heads, backs, legs and feet, splendid color 
and conformation, at prices that will do you good. These are good boars and will please 
you. Also Boar pigs, yearling gilts and sows, open, or bred for spring farrow. Among 
inv herd boars is a wonderful son of "Uneeda Orion Sensation.’’ This pig has the best 
conformation of any pig I ever saw. He will be shown at the Eastern State Fairs next 
year. I will accept a few good sows to be bred to this pig at S3o.OO. stud fee. Send 20 
cents in stamps for his photo. 
ELM LODGE FARMS. G. D. Neavitt, Prop., CENTERVILLE, MARYLAND 
