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LET PARKS* STRAIN 
Bred-to-Lay Barred Rocks 
COCKERELS 
Stamp the lay on your floe.lc like 
they hare lor thousands of others. 
Kansas Exp. station reports over fll 
per cent increase. Mr. Carr made 
#800 from 63 liens. 
Cir. Free. 80-page Cat., 26e. 
J. W. PARKS. Box Y 
Altoona. Pa. 
Pedigreed Chicks, Eggs, Breeding Stock 
Qinncn OfiPlfC ALaylngStrain that wins inLay- 
u Ann CD nUuKw )n*r Contests. V on get Certified 
Stock in buying A.C. Jones' Kecks. 013 Eggs, World’* 
OFFICIAL. Record for Barred Rock hen made by a 
member of onr winning pen in N. American Laying 
Contest. Just remember .It'* A. C. Jo nos’ strain 
that made and hold* all the world's Official Record* 
on Barred Rock*. Write for catalog. 
A. C. JONES • Georgetown, Delaware 
U’RANCAIS BARRED BOCKS 
Twice winners at Storrs. Leading Rock pen last 
year, direct fronr my yards last November, led all 
Rook*. 30 pens Illinois contest, high hen over all 
breed. Free range cockerels, pullets, breeders. 
Booking orders for eggs aud chicks. 
JOLES P. PRANCAIS Wcsthamplon Beach. L. I.. N.Y. 
KENT BARRED ROCKS 
1920- 21 Storrs contest high Roek pen and individual. 
1921- 22 contests 2nd Rock pen at Storrs and Cornell, 
1st at Quincy. 3rd at Puyallup. Certified and Pedi 
greed Breeding Cockerels for sale. Hatching Eggs 
and Baby Chicks. Circular. REST POULTRY farms, c*cm*«ii,N.T. 
BARBED PLYMOUTH ROCK PULLETS. February and March 
batched. *1.50 up. Marvel Homestead, Georgetown, Del. 
T . upnc«led Burred Root*. Breeding cockerels, pul- 
its. Catalogue. ARTHI BL. 9EiRf.ES, Bos H, Milford, N. H. 
S. C. White leghorns Exclnsively 
Pure Barron Strain out of Imported birds with egg 
records up to 284 eggs. Three hundred choice 
Cockerels, March hatch, ont of imported stock. 
Free range, tinttermilk-fed, large, husky birds, 
*5.00 each: five or moro, *1.00 each. One hundred 
yearling cocks, $4.00 each : five or more. $3.00 each. 
Satisfaction guaranteed. Now booking orders for 
baby cblcks-Feb.. Mar. and April delivery. Circu¬ 
lar free. My book. “Profits in Poultry Keeping 
Solved” (free with all $10.00 orders!, price Jt.UO. 
EDGAR BRIGGS. Box 75. Pleasant Valley. N. Y. 
MATTITUCK LEGHORN FARM 
50 Certified Cockerels®.@ 10.00 each 
100 Pullets, ready to lay, ®.... 3.00 “ 
100 Pullets, to lay in 3-4 wits. 1.50 11 
('lean, healthy stock; no culls or stunted birds. 
Barron strain. Certified by N. Y. 8 . C. P. C. A. 
A. H. PENNY Mattitack. L. I.. N. Y, 
WHITE LEGHORN-BREEDING COCKERELS 
FOIL SALE. From the thron most famous strains 
—Tom Barron nnd WyekolT mated with I). W, 
Young males High Kgg Producers, combined with 
Quality, SB up. S. C. H. I. Reds, Harold Tomp¬ 
kins and Owens Farm strain Cockerels, 81 up. All 
birds sold on a monuy-back guarantee. Desk B. 
BUCKINGHAM POULTRY FARMS lahaska. Pa. 
While Wyandoties and S. G. W. Leghorn Cockerels 
Lai fire, range ra-lst'd birds* from our selected egrr-laving 
6 tuiin. W 3 Kiidottos, $5 judI $7.50. l.t ghorns, 15 . rive 
or more, S4 each, MEHUYlllorUlIT F.illW, Columbia, Conn* 
S. C. W. Leghorn Cockerels 
Barron Strain. From trapnested kens. S2 50. St and 
$6 each. SUNNYBROOK FARM. Ilizjville New York. R. D. 
S. C. While U«h*r*»3«w:s 
SI.75 each, delivered. Several hundred late May 
pullets weighing about 3 ibs. 51.50 each, delivered. 
Matthew Stothart, Jr, Katontown, N. J. 
S O. Hr. and Fug. W. Leghorn*. Extra quality. i’nt- 
• nlog B 98. Vern Fulton • Gullipulla, Ohio 
Mayroyd Poultry Farm 
BREEDERS OF SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS AND BARRED 
PLYMOUTH ROCKS THAT LAY AND PAY. 
NEW DORP HEIGHTS Box B Staten Island. N.Y. 
LESHER’SiKTONsWyckoffStrain 
THE PROFITABLE KIND 
Early hatched, well reared Cockerels, Sit each. 
J. GUY LES1IER • Northumberland, Pcnna. 
S. C. R. I. R E D S 
Cockerels sired by a son of a 170 egg hen(otUelal record). 
$* and *10. Other cockerels, #5 and $' each. Hatching 
Eggs *10 per 100. Anna M. Jone*. LVuryvIlle, N.Y, 
Single Comb Reds 
Fair won First Young 1'tility; Second and Third 
Old Utility: Third Young Exhibition. Cocker¬ 
els. «5 and 810. ASCU1NEY FARMS. Hartlaiut. Vermont 
S r n I n J r.xhibltion utility strain. Line bred 
. L. IV. 1. IxGQS , w ». Cockerels, pullets, year- 
“ hug stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Hutching eggs In season, turi.r Mini. PromtUt*. Jt. J. 
s. C. RED COCKERELS and Pullets 
Vobert's 369 egg strain. Front trap nested pedigreed 
hens, l'ullets, May hatched, 82.50 each. Cockerels, 8*. 8S. 
*1 eucb. Mutiny bruuk Furiu, Kllzavltle, N. Y. K. P. 
RHODE ISLAND RED COCKERELS 
ROME COMBI Hood red. Tboro-Breds. Big, husky 
BINGl.E COMB J birds. Shipped on approval. 85 Each. 
Gettysburg, Pa, R. o. t’ufalpu Poultry Farm 
RHODE ISLAND WHITES and 1 SINGLE 
RHODE ISLAND REDSICOMB 
Trnpnestod stork. Bred for Winter eggs. Pullets, 
83 ouch, or 12 for @30. Cockerels. $5 ro 87.50. 
O. G. L. LEWIS : Paoli. Pa. 
C £ Choice Apiil hatched cockerels and 
pullets from my bait utilit.v-stand- 
R P n Q nrd pens. Cockerels. 55; pullets, S3. 
w ^ K» K. Gregor, Southport, Conn. 
ilfitkOU Rhrlr Rianlv Tho tru< ' American meat breed. 
UOI Soj uIdols UIdIIIS atookall nges. Swilafac- 
tiou uuniiLDteed. .Hupln Kurm, Ci*<>«hwU«Iin, N, •!. 
TERSEYBLACKOIANTS 
Auierioa's Premier heavy-weight Fowl. Fast grow¬ 
ers; Heavy layers; Yellow skin. Free descriptive 
Catalog aud Price I.ist. C M.fXCE 4 SOU*. Ill 183 Stlaitr. N. J. 
|EUSKY BLACK-GI ANT Cockerels, 16 mos. 
obi; line large birds; 85 each. Baby Chicks, 
50o each. Setting eggs. BLAUVEIT, Malaw.m. N. J. 
single COM4 Black Minorca Cockerels 
L IGHT HIIAIIMA t'«eU« and Cockerel*, Mollis 
Wellington Strain. America’s liest layers. Itlue Rib- 
bou Winners **, {12 and 81a. I.. <1. III! KL.L, 'Vildcu, N.Y. 
EGG-LAYING CONTEST 
In answer to many questions about this egg- 
laying contest, the following facts are given: 
It is held at. Storrs Fostoffice In connection 
with the Connecticut Agricultural College. 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 efmteat continues 
for one year, The weekly records corer the 
number of eggs laid for each pen In the current 
week, and also the total number of eggs laid 
since the first of last November. The contest 
will end November 1 . at which time these birds 
will be removed, and another set of pullets 
entered for the next year. 
Week ending November 28, 1022: 
Week Total 
BARKED ROCKS 
Purdue University, Tmt. . 13 17 
W. H. B. Kent. N.Y . 2fi 88 
Ontario Agricultural College, Ont .... 19 27 
Lewis Farms, R I. 22 89 
Jules F. Friineal*. L. I.• 24 fit) 
Morris K. Bride, Conn.... 20 96 
G. B. Treadwell, Mass. 27 105 
Ernest w Picker, N. J. 7 23 
Edgar Htouvbton Cotin...,. 2fi 67 
Merritt M. Olarlc. Conn. 23 75 
B, C. Foreman, Mich. 30 57 
Keewaydln Farm. Conn. 16 19 
Wingate Poultry Yard. Del. . 9 22 
The Ferguson Farms, Tenn. 11 18 
Jasper B. GuptlII, Maine. 31 67 
II. K. Dennison Mich. 13 29 
warren D.McCann. Conn...... 0 0 
W. J, Arenholx, N.Y. 0 0 
WniTK ROCKS 
James F. Macdonald, Mass. ' 29 82 
William H. Bassett,Conn. 5 H 
S. Bradford Allyn, Mass. 22 93 
Davidson Bros.. Mass... 37 93 
F. R. Pernber, R. I... 0 3 
Albert T. Lenten, Mass. 27 75 
Harold F. Burner, Mass. 10 25 
H. B, SpaDgler, N, J. 24 32 
WHITE WYANDOTTKS 
Laudy Anderson, England. 3L 101 
ObedG. Knight, R. 1. 47 180 
Frank E. Nash, Mass. 22 65 
Frank P Matteson, K. I . 47 159 
Hi-Quallty Hennery. Vt. 9 16 
Clemens J. Diemand, Conn. 25 95 
Woodbridge Orchards. Conn. 40 146 
William E. Moran, Conn. 32 102 
Albert W. Bnckbee, N. Y. 26 72 
F. L. Meiland. Ky. 22 38 
RHODE ISLAND REDS 
Sunnyfields Farm. Conn. 16 36 
H. P. Deming. Couu. 1 23 
C. P. Scott. Ill. 7 7 21 
Abbot M. Smith, Conn. 10 17 
Fellows Bros.. Conn ..... .. 23 120 
K. Newton Scarles. Conn. 23 121 
Sillier Bros . Coun.,... 9 49 
Glen Wright. Conn. 6 
John Z. Labelle, Conn. 15 60 
Jacob B. Jansen, Conn. 38 160 
F. S. Chapin, Mass. 23 101 
F. H. Sampson, Mass. 29 116 
Harriet F. Lawton. Mass. 38 134 
Charles I>. Peirce. K. 1. 14 46 
Fernsido Farm. Mass..:. 42 93 
Elbert C-Dickinson. Mass. 11 26 
Pineerest Orchards* Mass. 24 67 
Alton Farm. Vt. 3 3 
Apploerest Farm. N. H. 12 30 
H. M. Penley. Maine .. 36 82 
Deer Brook Poultry Farm, N. H . 25 55 
Hall Farm. Vt. 45 104 
Forest H. Cllckner. N. J... 28 67 
Charles H. Lane. Muss.... 13 26 
*» WHITE LEGHORNS • 
RoyH. Waite, Md. 44 169 
Small s Poultry Farm, Couu. 29 126 
Francis F. Lincoln. Conn... 28 43 
S. G. McLean, Cotin . 48 128 
tioo A. Gronleu. Conn. 26 69 
E. H. Scott, Conn . . 28 104 
F M. Johnson, Maine. . 32 125 
Hollywood Farm. Wash. 41 159 
A. B. Hall. Conn. 27 65 
W. E. Atkinson, Conn. 26 >138 
Bock Egg Farm. N. J... 38 111 
Lion Head Poultry Farm. N. J. 36 69 
A. P. Robinson. N.Y. 25 74 
JamesO. LoFovre, N. Y. 24 68 
O. G. Reame, Pa. 20 61 
Pussy Willow Egg Farm, L. 1. 37 51 
Jack Trevethan. N. /. 25 62 
Ernest Craxu. N. J. 13 26 
Acrebrldge Farm, Mass. 40 158 
Hilltop Farm. Conn. 38 140 
J. Frank Dubois, Vc. N . 46 113 
Andrew I,. Ohr, Conn. 25 46 
George Phillips, Conn. 15 51 
Mountain View Poultry Farm, A’t. 26 48 
R, C. Dunn. Mass..... 30 94 
Mrs. J. L. Theusen. Couu. . 37 156 
Tanglewold Farm, L. 1. 16 44 
White Springs Farm, N. Y. 30 55 
Meadowedge Farm. L. 1. 37 147 
Emory H. Bartlett. Mass. 41 141 
Eigenranch tfc DuWinter. N. J. 10 39 
Kapp's Leghorn Farm, N. J. 35 103 
IX B. Wall*. Cal . 28 49 
M, J. Qnnekenbnsh, N. J. 41 88 
Francis J. Hogan. .Mass . 38 87 
[>. E. Ingpldsby, N. J. 38 74 
Exmoor Faroi, Pa . 17 35 
Willanna Farm, N. J... 34 73 
Edgar Stoughton, Conn . 8 17 
George B. Ferris, Mich. 20 105 
Total. . 2462 7368 
Free Range or Confinement: Limberneck 
1. For egg production, do White Leg¬ 
horns do better on free range than in a 
well-vcutilatcd house? 2. What disease 
is the following, and is there a preventive 
• »r a cure? Last Spring several of my 
White Leghorn chicks (three weeks old) 
in overnight became helpless on account of 
their necks being twisted, and the subse¬ 
quent results were chose of over-balanc¬ 
ing chicks and rendering them unable to 
walk. They apparently could not eat. 
aud soon died. E. W. D. 
Lakeville, Conn, 
1. I think not. My own opinion is that 
Leghorns will produce more eggs if kept 
in semi-confinement, or even wholly con¬ 
fined to roomy quarters, than they will 
upon free range. Such confinement inten¬ 
sifies the dangers due to heavy feeding 
and disease, however, and should not be 
practiced with breeding stock. 
2. 'these chicks had probably gotten 
hold of some musty or spoiled food, pro¬ 
ducing the trouble known as "limber- 
ni'i'k.” M. B. D. 
Thf, National Veterans Bureau, after 
completing a survey of the unemployment 
situation among rehabilitated vocational 
students, announced November 19 only n 
few graduate ex-soldiers are unemployed. 
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