936 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
December 
CONTENTS. 
The Rural New-Yorker, December 15, 190b 
FARM TOPICS. 
Making Over an Old liarn. 925 
A Farm Near the North Pole.925, 926 
Culture of White Beans. 920 
Raw Phosphate Rock as Fertilizer. 927 
A Fertilizer from lien Manure. 928 
Wood Ashes and Potato Blight. 928 
Hope Farm Notes.931 
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY. 
A Woman and Her Turkeys. 925 
Ophthalmia in Sheep. 938 
A Pound of Butter. Part III. 939 
The French-Canadian Cattle.939 
HORTICULTURE. \ 
The Elberta Peach and Quality. 920 
Dipping Nursery Trees. 927 
Blackberries for Maryland. 928 
About the Stark Apple.... 928 
Apples for South Jersey. 929 
Garden Questions. 929 
Chemicals to Kill Trees; Acclimated Seed 929 
Planting Lille*; Clematis Paniculata. . . 929 
Protecting Trees . 929 
Notes from the Rural Grounds. 930 
WOMAN AND HOME. 
From Day to Day. 934 
Preserved Pumpkin for Pies....... 934 
Cold in the Head. 934 
From an Old Time Cook Book. 935 
Tile Rural Patterns. 935 
The .Bookshelf. 935 
MISCELLANEOUS. • 
New Institute Features in Missouri.... 920 
Protecting Water Pipes. 920 
That October Snowstorm. 920 
The Wisconsin Farmers' Institutes. 927 
A Drill for Post Holes. 928 
Editorials . 932 
Events of the Week. 933 
National Grange Meeting. 933 
Publisher’s Desk,. 937 
The Ice Question. 939 
French, dozen . 
7 •» 
@ 
1 
.00 
Cauliflowers, !,. I , long cm. 
. i .no 
(n 
*) 
.oo 
I l , short cut. 
. 2.09 
Or 
5, 
.50 
California, case . 
. 1.00 
or 
7 
.50 
Endive. Belgian, lb. 
10 
@ 
15 
Escarol, New Orleans, barrel. 
, 2.00 
or 
,50 
French, dozen . 
— 
Or 
T. 
.00 
Lettuce, Fla., basket. 
, 1.00 
0l 
2- 
00 
North Carolina, basket. 
1 .00 
(a 
\. 
-5 
Norfolk, basket . 
. 25 
(it 
TTi 
New Orleans, barrel.. 
Oi 
3. 
50 
Mushrooms, lb. 
40 
or 
80 
Prices obtained at New 
ending December 8, 1906, 
otherwise noted. 
York during week 
wholesale unless 
GRAIN. 
Wheat, No. 1, Northern, Duluth — (5! 83% 
No. 2, red. — @ 82% 
Corn . — @ 54 
Oats . — @ 38 
Rye . — @ 04 
Barley . — @ 45 
FEED. 
City Bran .21.00 @22.00 
Middlings .22.50 @25.00 
Red Dog . — @26.50 
Linseed Meal . — @30.75 
HAY AND STRAW. 
Ilav, prime, Timothy. — @22.00 
No. 1 . — @21.00 
No. 2 .19.00 @20.00 
No. 3.10.00 @17.00 
Clover, mixed .17.00 @19.00 
Clover .14.00 @16.00 
Straw, long rye.11.00 @12.00 
Short and oat. 8.00 @10.00 
MILK. 
N. Y. Exchange price advanced December 1 
to $1.81 per 40-quart can, netting 3% cents 
per quart to 20-cent zone shippers who have 
no extra station charges. 
BUTTER. 
Creamery, best . 
. . « - 
@ 
32% 
lxiwer grades . 
o*> 
@ 
31 
Storage . 
@ 
29% 
State Dairy, best. 
. . . 29 
@ 
30 
Lower grades. 
. . . 21 
@ 
28 
Factory .. 
. . . 17 
@ 
21 
Renovated . 
. . . 20 
@ 
24 
Packing stock . 
... 17 
@ 
20 
CHEESE. 
Full cream, fancy. 
. . . - 
@ 
14% 
Best . 
. . . - 
@ 
13% 
Inferior . 
. .. 10% @ 
1 1 % 
Skims . 
. . . 4 
@ 
8 
L(i(iS. 
Fancy, white . 
. . . 43 
@ 
45 
White, good to choice. 
. . . 40 
@ 
42 
Mixed colors, extra. 
... 38 
@ 
40 
Lower grades. 
. .. 24 
@ 
35 
DRIED FRUITS. 
Apples, evap., fancy. 
9 
@ 
0% 
Evaporated, choice. 
. . - 
@ 
8% 
Evaporated, prime . 
s vi or 
8% 
Evaporated, common . .. 
... 6 % @ 
7% 
Sun dried . 
. . . — 
@ 
6% 
Chops, 100 lbs. 
. .. 2.60 
@ 2. 
.75 
Cores and, skins. 
. . .1.00 
@1 
.70 
Cherries . 
... 18 
@ 
19 
Raspberries . 
.. . 30 
@ 
31 
Blackberries . 
@ 
14 
FRESH FRU 
ITS. 
Apples. Jonathan, barrel.. 
.. 2.00 
@3.00 
@3.50 
King . 
. . . 2.00 
@3.00 
@3.00 
Spy . 
@2 
.50 
Baldwin . 
@2, 
.25 
Ben Davis . 
@2. 
.25 
Greening.1.50 
Common .1.00 
Pears, Bose, barrel.2.50 
Clairgeau ..2.00 
Anjou .2.00 
Lawrence .2.00 
Kioffer . 75 
Grapes, black, 4-lb. basket.... 10 
Catawba, 4-lb. basket. 10 
Niagara, 4-lb. basket. 10 
Strawberries, Fla., per quart.. 50 
California, per pint. 25 
Cranberries, Cape Cod. late, bbl.7.00 
Cape Cod, early black.6.00 
Jersey, per barrel.6.50 
VEGETABLES. 
Potatoes, Bermuda, No. 1 bbl. .5.00 
Bermuda. No. 2.3.00 
Maine, bag.1.50 
Long Island, barrel.1.50 
State and Western, 180 lbs. .1.37 
Jersey, barrel or bag.1.25 
Sweet potatoes, South’n, yellow, 
barrel . 75 
Aspaiagus, Belgian, green, bch.1.00 
Artichokes, French, dozen.... 2.00 
Brussels Sprouts, quart. 3 
Beets, old. barrel.1.00 
New Orleans. 100 bunches... 2.50 
Carrots, old, barrel.1.00 
New Orleans. 100 bunches. .2.50 
Cabbage, Danish seed, white. 
ton ....10.00 
Domestic, ton .6.00 
Cucumbers, Florida, basket. .. 1.50 
Hothouse. No. 1, dozen.1.00 
Celery, Michigan, dozen. 15 
Jersey,. dozen . 10 
Chicory, nearby, basket.1.00 
New Orleans, barrel.2.00 
@2.50 
Oi 2.00 
@4.50 
@3.00 
@2.75 
@2.50 
<a i.75 
(a 13 
@ 14 
@ 16 
@ 75 
@ 40 
@9.00 
@ 8.00 
@7.00 
@ 6.00 
@4.00 
@ 1.55 
@1.75 
@1.62 
@1.50 
@1.25 
(a 2.00 
@2.25 
@ 10 
@ 1.50 
@3.00 
@1.50 
@3.00 
@14.00 
O' 9.00 
Or 2.00 
@1.25 
@ 50 
@ 40 
@1.25 
@3.00 
Onions, white, barrel.2.50 
Red .1.50 
Yellow ... .1.50 
Benners. Florida, carrier.6.00 
Pumpkins, barrel . 50 
Parsnips, barrel .1.25 
Parsley, N. O.. curly. 100 belts. 1.50 
Peas, Florida, basket. 1.00 
Radishes, hothouse, 100 belts..1.50 
Norfolk, basket ... 50 
Itomaine, New Orleans, barrel.2.50 
Florida, basket .1.00 
French, dozen .1.00 
String Beans, Fla., green, bkt.1.50 
Florida, wax, basket.1.50 
Squash, marrow, barrel. 50 
Hubbard, barrel . 50 
Fla., new, white, bkt.1.00 
Spinach, Norfolk, bbl.1.75 
Baltimore, barrel .1.25 
Turnips, Rutabaga, Canada, bbl 80 
Nearby, barrel . 65 
White, nearby, barrel. 75 
Tomalops, nearby, box. 25 
Florida, carrier ..1.50 
California, flat box.2.00 
Hothouse, lb. 
BEANS. 
Marrow, bushel . 
Pea . 
Red kidney. 
Yellow Eye. 
LIVE POULTRY. 
10 
Oi 4.50 
(<1 2.(Ml 
@2.25 
@ 8.00 
@ 1.00 
(a 1.75 
@ 2.00 
Oi 4.00 
@ 2.00 
Oi 1.00 
@4.00 
@1.75 
@2.00 
@2.00 
@2.25 
@ 1.00 
or i .oo 
@2.00 
@2.25 
@1.50 
@ 90 
@ K( I 
@1.25 
@ 1.00 
Oi 3,00 
Oi 2.25 
@ 25 
@2.50 
@1.65 
(It 2.60 
@ 2.10 
MARKETS 
Fowls . . 
_ 
@ 12 
Roosters 
. . . 
@ 8 
1 lucks . . 
@ 13 
Geese . . 
@ 12 % 
Turkeys . 
. 13 
@ 14 
DRESSED POULTRY. 
Turkeys 
. 15 
@ 19 
Chickens 
. 15 
@ 25 
Fowls . . 
. 10 
@ 14 
I Micks . . 
. 10 
@ 14 
Geese ... 
. 10 
@ 14 
Souabs, dozen 
@5.00 
LIVE STOCK. 
Steers . . 
.4.00 
@6.00 
Bulls . .. 
@4.25 
Cows . . . 
.1.35 
@4.20 
@9.25 
.6.50 
@7.90 
Hogs . .. 
@6.90 
FARM CHEMICALS. 
Prices 
for 
ton lots; smaller 
quantities 
proportionately higher. 
Nitrate of soda, ton. 
Muriate of potash, 2.016 lbs. 
Sulphate of potash, 2,016 lbs. 
Dried Blood . 
ICainit . 
Acid phosphate. 
Basic Slag. 2,01(5 IDs. 
Peruvian Guano, Cltincha. ... 
I.obos . 
Ground bone, 3 per cent: am.; 
cent bone phosphate. 
54 % 
. . . 56 00 
. . .41.85 
. . .48.15 
_50.00 
_1 LOO 
.. . 11.00 
... 1 7.55 
. . .40.50 
. . . 30.00 
per 
. .. 26.50 
Stone Henhouses. —Tell your reader, A. 
B. C., page 852, that stone henhouses are not 
to be recommended. I built a costly one with 
24-inch walls; but was afterwards compelled 
to line it with sheathing and matched boards, 
to make it comfortable. There is a con¬ 
tinual downward current of cold air next to 
a stone wall, the place usually selected for 
the roosts. w. p. 
CUTS ICE FASTER 
than 50 men with saws, and in the best, 
most economic way. Our Red, White 
and Blue Ice Plow is the best, low- 
priced plow for <5a ^ . .. 
Dutchers, dairy- tooth and 
men, farmers and hotels, Swilljf Guide. 
Amis Plow Co., 54 Mar- 
ket St., Boston. Mass, it Jkinds,Catalog free 
Has 
patent 
clearing 
a 
The International Silo 
An Automatic-Take-Up-Hoop. Self Adjusting. 
A Continuous, Open Door Front. An Easy 
Operating, Non-Sticking Door. A Permanent 
Ladder. Selected Tank Pine and Guaranteed 
Workmanship. INTERNATIONAL SILO 
COMPANY, Box 91, Jefferson. Ohio. 
best 80-Page Illustrated Household Catalogue 
ever printed. It is full of up-to-date labor-saving 
necessities for housekeepers. Write for this free 
catalogue and information and make money. J. E. 
MILLER CO., 50 River St., Sandy Hill, N. Y. 
Polled Durham 
$1 each. 
Both sexes for sale! 
Buff Plymouth Rock Cockerels 
A. E. LEEDOM, Freeland, Mus. Co., Ohio. 
IAUKEL FARM’S SPECIALTY is young 
Registered Jersey family cows. Charms Village 
Daisy, No, 188,889, large and handsome; solid cream 
fawn witlx black points, beautiful head with fine in¬ 
curving horns; perfect udder and teats. Soon to 
drop a calf by Rissa’s Czar. Price $100. Also two 
splendid Bull Calves at $25 each. 
J. GRANT MORSE, Hamilton, New York. 
FAD Clll C-Duroc Jersey Red Sows bred 
lUI) wHLC for 1st of April farrow, also some 
choice Fall Pigs Sired by Inter-State Chief, First Prize 
and Sweepstake Boar, W. Va. State Fair. These are 
money makers, buy one of these sows or some fine 
pigs. J. H. LEWIS & SON, Cameron, W. Va. 
KENTUCKY 
JACK FARM 
We have for sale 
JACKS, JENNETS 
and MULES. 
Special bargains for the 
Holidays. Write, or come 
to see us, a large lot to 
select from. 
JOE E. WRIGHT, Junction City, Kentucky. 
L-3Q 
Portland Gutter 
Only $15.70 
This handsome, stylish, 
and popular cutter is made 
of guaranteed materials 
throughout. The body Is 
the latest style, 80x34 Inch, 
22-Inch back, gives warm! h 
comfort and elegance in appearance, Gear woods 
are select air-seasoned, runners are rock elm, steam 
bent, 1)4x94 inch. Knees and beams, 1)4x24 inch, 
channel shoes 94 x 1)4 inch, braces clipped to knees 
and gears Ironed up very strong and secure. Re¬ 
movable trimmings, dark green union cloth or whip¬ 
cord, as preferred; regular stuffed cushion and spring 
back. Paint—body black with fancy moulding, gear 
and shafts Brewster green or carmine neatly striped. 
Complete with shafts and shifting bar. Only'$15.70. 
A Full Line at Factory Cost. 
All these cutters have channel shoes and re¬ 
movable upholstery, also fitted with good shafts 
and quick shifting bar, which Is held in position by 
thumb-screw, can be changed from one position to 
another In a minute's time and gives you choice of 
having horse travel straight ahead or at one side. 
Remember this, more cutters are made in 
Kalamazoo than in any other city' in the 
United States and when you deal with the K A L- 
AMAZOO SUPPLY HOUSE you deal athcad- 
quartersand pay one small profit only, to actual 
factory prices. 
Only $20.50 
L-ao 
L-100 
A favorite cutter, e 1 e- 
gant design,extremely sub¬ 
stantial, heavily Ironed, 
well braced, wing dasb,ex¬ 
tra high roll back, Body 
84 In. wide, 30 In. long, seat 
18 in. deep, highly finished 
spring cushion and back removable. Trimmed In 
green cloth or whipcord. Has carpet, nickel arm and 
dash rati. Body painted in black, striped with green 
or carmine, gear also striped. Channel shoes. This 
cutter is extra quality, only $20.50. 
Only $21.50 
This Great Eastern Port¬ 
land Cutter,very fine, high¬ 
ly finished,nicely trimmed, 
extra roomy, easy riding, Is 
trimmed In heavy green 
wool cloth or whipcord. 
Body painted rich black, 
striped with green or carmine, gear also striped. 
Channel shoes and removable upholstery. Carpet 
and all other trimmings. Price $21.50. 
Extras for any cutter. Pole, instead of shafts, 
add SI.50; pole and shafts, add $3.00; genuine car 
plush, red or blue, add $3.75; 28-oz. rubber top for 
any cutter, add $12.50. 
we will stake our business reputation on these 
cutters. They are high class and cannot be dupli¬ 
cated by anybody else for the price and wo will prove 
It. Select the cutter you want, Bend us the whole 
amount with order or $3.00 Just to show good faith 
and we will ship the cutter at once on approval, if 
satisfied pay the freight agent the balance due. If 
It Is not exactly as represented, we will pay freight 
both ways and at once refund your $3.00 or any other 
amount you have paid us. We have many other 
styles. Including a very fine speeder, price only 
$46.50, Old Comfort, $26.00, and Spring Cutter, 
only $29.85. Also runners, very handy to put on 
buggy axles, only $5.25. Light and heavy bobs, 
etc. Send for our new general catalogue C88. Full 
of bargains In everything for the farm and homo. 
Buffalo 
Robes$l.00 
A MERICA’S Best Silver Penciled Wyandottes. 
Winners at Madison SquareGarden 1906. SUMMIT 
Hi Li, Poultry Fakm, Box Y, Apulia Station, N. Y. 
DARREI> ROCKS and S. C. Brown Leghorns, 
** our Famous Egg-producing strains; Pullets lay 
at 131 days. NELSON BROS., Grove City, Pa, 
DARRED, BUFF ANI) WHITE PLYMOUTH 
ROCKS, White Wyandottes, White Minoreas, 
White Leghorns, Mammoth Pekin Dueks; $3.00 each, 
$7.50 for trio, $12.00 for breeding pen. Catalogue free, 
EDWARD G. NOONAN, Proprietor EastDonegal 
Poultry Yards, Marietta, Pennsylvania. 
West Main St., 
New Ituchnlle, N. Y. 
Bonnie Brae Poultry Farm, 
Breeders of Blue Ribbon, Singlo and Rose Comb 
White Leghorns'and mammoth Pekin Dueks. Stock 
and Eggs for sale at reasonable prices. Largest 
plant in the vicinity of New York City. Incubators 
10,000 Eggs, capacity. 
ON APPROVAL 
For buggy, sleigh or 
automobile there Is 
nothing finer to be had 
at any price. Ameri¬ 
can Buffalo Robes are a thing of the past, but we 
offer the ‘KAZOO” BUFFALO ROBES, a 
substitute that has every appearance and many ad¬ 
vantages over the genuine BuffaloSkln Kobe. They 
are pliable, soft, lined with astrakan and interlined 
with rubber cloth, making them absolutely wind and 
waterproof and much warmer and more comfortable 
than any stiff skin robe. These robes are worth 
$10.00 of any man’s money and you will say so when 
you see it. You cannot buy a more elegant appear¬ 
ing or more serviceable robe at $25.00 retail, we sell 
to you direct at almost factory cost. 54x52, $5.00; 
54x62, $6.00; 54x72, $7.00. Send $1.00 as guaran- 
• tee of good faith. Pay the agent the balance when 
you get your robe. If you are not absolutely satis¬ 
fied, tell the agent to return it to us at our expense 
and we will refund you your $1.00 and pay charges 
both ways. 
Why not order robe and cutter together and save 
all transportation charges on robe—will pack it under 
seat of cutter and guarantee safe delivery. 
CASH SUPPLY & MFG.CO. 
719 Lawrence Sq a( KALAMAZOO, MICH* 
S HOUT POULTRY COURSES-RHODE Island 
( Iollege of Agriculture and M kchanic a kts. 
12 Weeks’ Course for Men—Begins Jan. 3, 1907; 
Ends March28,1907. New Course for Women—Bo¬ 
gins April 8, 1907; Ends June 8 1907. Apply at Once. 
Address Howard Edwards, Pres., Kingston, R. I. 
WANTED—Early-Hatched, Well-Grown 
MINORCA PULLETS 
Give age, average weight and price. 
ALBERT HOWARD, Ellendale, Delaware. 
“wanted select fresh eggs 
Fancy White and Brown; highest price given. Answer 
by letter only. J. WILCOX, 509 Fifth Ave., N. Y.City. 
UU ANTED— Position as manager of farm; under- 
ww stands Dairy and Poultry and General Fann¬ 
ing; good refs. F. BONHOTE, 319 W. 70th St.. N. Y. 
W ANTKD TO RKNT A FA KM for cash, «ft listed in GsrOuer, Ulster 
County, or atone the Hudson River, n farm of 25 to fio cows 
or will accept a position as forenlan on farm; 20 years experience- 
good references. Address No. 64, Grand Gorge, New York. ’ 
□ I p ACC send a trial shipment to the Oldest Com- 
I LLHOL mission House in New York. Established 
1838. Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry, Hay, Apples, etc. 
E. B. WOODWARD, 302 Greenwich St.. New York. 
Poultry For Holidays, 
Apples, Pears and all Fruits and Vegetables. Fancy 
Eggs; ‘Hothouse Tomatoes and Mushrooms. Top 
prices secured for choice goods. Write us what you 
have for sale. 
ARCHDEACON & CO., 100 Murray St., N.Y. 
Lambs, Calves, Poultry 
Our specialties are choice Hothouse Lambs, Calves, 
Poultry, Furs, Ginseng and Fancy Eggs. Careful 
attention given to shipments. 
Write us what you have to sell. 
WM. H. COHEN &CO., 229-231 Washington St., N. Y. 
To Reliable Shippers of Furs and Ginseng 
1 will mail upon application a well gotten up and 
reliable price list of RAW FURS and GINSENG. 
Same will bo ready about Dec. 1st. Address all com¬ 
munications to LEMUEL BLACK, Lock Box 48, 
Hightstown, N. J. Good reference given if necessary. 
TWO FARMS FOR SALE-196 Acres, for stock, 
■ grain or fruit: other for gardening; cheap. 
O. J. ALLIS, Holley, New York. 
3 nnn MONEY-MAKING FARMS for sale 
, V/UU throughout New England, New York, 
New Jersey and the South; write for “Strout’s List 
No. 17,” describing hundreds of bargains, all sizes and 
prices, with pictures of buildings. E. A. STROUT. 
Farm Dept. 42, 150 Nassau Street, New York City. 
Farm To Let, 200 Acres I^VetSt 
condition. Farmer must be known to be a good 
manager and honest. A graduato of an agricultural 
school or otherwise well-read man preferred. Owner 
will furnish dairy of any size; farmer must furnish 
horses and implements. 
Address P. Q. R., care Rural New-Yorker. 
QO Level Farm for Sale. One 
b. vJ 0 f the best farms in Allegany 
Co. Excellent state of cultivation. Fine house, 
new barn, new silo, good wagon house, granary and 
lien house. Good water in house, barn and pasture, 
On main road 3 4 miles from village and depot. For 
terms write 
GEO. ROGERS, Rlack Creek, N. Y. 
Buy Land Now T onnessee 
I cau Boll you farms and plantations today in deep, rich 
soil sections of Tennessee at $5 to $20 an acre for cash, 
or, on easy terms. You can raise cotton, wheat, potatoes, 
hay, vegetables, or fine stock fast enough in that fine, 
healthful climate to quickly pay for your land, which is 
advancing in value rapidly with the prosperity of the South, 
Write me today fox facts and free book lets. H. F. SMITH, 
Traffic Mgr. N. C. <fe St. Louis Ry.,Nashville, Teun. Dopt.C. 
$5to $20 an Acre & going up 
BLACK MINORCA HENS 
Black Minorca and White Leghorn (Van Dresser) 
same price. SLAYMAKER & SON. Dover, Del. 
EMPIRE STATE S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
Winners at N. Y. State Fair. 1904 05. Cockerels and 
i u 1 lets, live months old, $1.00 each. Catalogue free. 
C. H. ZIMMER, R. D. 41, YVeedsport, N. Y. 
?yiAl*LE MU.\ POULTRY YARDS can fill orders from all vari¬ 
eties, Andalusians, Hocks, Wyandottes, Minoreas, Leghorns, 
Hamburgs, Spanish, Aneonas, Juvas. W. (J. Mosher,Sylvania,Pa. 
ROSE COMB BLACK MINORCAS 
i < ’ockerels, price$1 .50each. J. K. Losee, Elnora, N. Y. 
DOSE COM B Brown Leghorn Cockerels. Best strain. 
v Price reasonable. I. O. Hawkins, Builville, N. Y. 
C1X RIBRONS on White H. turkeys St. Louis Ex- 
° position; stock akin, others not. P. ducks, White 
Nocks. Mrs. Morton W. Fordice, Russellville, Ind. 
WHITE WYANDOTTE HENS, cockerels and 
pullets for sale. Also M. PEKIN DUCKS. 
Good Stock at right prices. E. Franklin Kian, Stanley, N. Y. 
Var’s Poultry, Pigeons, Parrots, Dogs, Cats, 
Ferrets, etc. Eggs a specialty. 60 p. book, 10c. 
Rates free. J.A. BERGEY, Box 8, Telford,Fa. 
90 
ROCK-HOLLAND FARM s ^>vvVokk e ’ 
TV. Plymouth Rocks a mi VV. Holla ml Turkey s 
Cockerels, 1;>0 R. C. R. 1. Reds. Partridge Wyan- 
dottes. Best strains bred separately. Elegant birds 
$2.00 up. May return my expense. Sinclair Smith, 
002 5th St.. Brooklyn., N. Farm, Southold, N. Y. 
p6R SALE—.'Mammoth Bronze Turkeys, bred 
■ from exceptionally large stock, and of first-class 
quality. CHARLES BROCK WAY, Moravia, N. Y. 
MAMMOTH TOULOUSE Geese and Wh. Hol- 
land Turkeys for sale. Email, R. 2, Bucyrus.O. 
UTILITY! 
Laying ability tirst.standard require¬ 
ments second. LARGEST POULTRY 
PLANT IN AMERICA. 8. G. White 
Leghorns, White Wyandottes, Barred 
Plymouth Rocks. Free Booklet. 
WOODLANDS FARM, Iona, New Jersey, 
IDEAL ALUMINUM LEG BAND 
To Mark Chickens, Cheapest and Best 
12 for 15c., 25-300., 50—50c., 100- 750. 
FRANK MYERS, Mfr., Boi 59 Freeport, III. 
Poultry Supplies 
We keep everything 
in the Poultry Line 
—Fencing, Feed, In¬ 
cubators, Live Stock, 
Brooders—anything— 
it’s our business. Call or lot us send 
you our Illustrated Catalog it’s free. 
Excelsior Wire & Poultry Supply Co., 
Dept. HG, 26-28 Vesey St„ New York. 
Jayne’s Tonic Vermifuge 
gives rosy cheeks and active health to pale, sickly children.*^ 
And it is good for their elders, too. 
Ask your druggist for it 
