1907 . 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
269 
EMPIRE STATE S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
Winners at N. Y. Stuto Fair, 101)4 05 Trios, $5; Eggs 
for hatchins;, $1 for 15; $5 per 100 . < 'littilotfiio free. 
('. II. ZIMMER. It. I). 4 i, Weedsport. N. Y. 
LIGHT BRAHMAS EXCLUSIVELY. 
Eggs for Hatching. Choice Pullets, Hens and Fine 
Cockerels for sale. W. FRY, Wading River, L. I. 
pGGS F<> It IIATCHING—Giant Bron/.o Turkey, 
White Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red and Brown 
Ijoghorn. Write II . 1 , VAN DYKE, Gettysburg, Pti. 
DARRF.I) PLYMOUTH ROCK, R. I. RED AND 
“WHITE LEGHORN EGGS, from the host, strains 
in the country. $1 per sitting; $5 per hundred. 
GEORGE HOWARD, ,1 k., South Bound Brook, N.J. 
B tIKK, Wh. l,<tKllnr]|«, ICkkh 76i\ per Ir>, $1.25 per :i 0 ; S. C. It. I. 
Hr,I Kkkk tfOr. per 15, $l .50 por 50; Motile,1 Alironil Kkkh, $1.25 
per 16, $2.00 por 30; Clr. free. JOHN A. ItOTII, qiinkorlonn, Fa. 
Whitp Wi/ 0 nrlnttPC“ ,,,lro white and great layers. 
" mlc VtjflllUUUCO Eggs, $1.50 per If,; $6.00 l»or 
hundrod. A. D. TRIPP, Medina, N. Y. 
Htiin<lnr<l-l>ro<l Poultry—Highest quality; lowest 
prices; catalog free. Falrvlow Bhirm, Shrewsbury, Pa. 
liAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS-Toms, $5; hens, $3; trio. $10. 
1,1 Indian Ritnnor Ducks, pair, $2.1)0; trio, $3. P. P. 
Itock <;oc.k’ls,$1.50-$fi. W.T.Easton, Rt. 5, Delaware,!). 
DARRKD PLYMOUTH ROCK EGOS $1.00 por 15; 
° $5.00 porlOO. 4,500 eggs sold last year for hatching. 
N. P. WESTFALL, Boemorvillo, New Jersey. 
THU CHOICEST OF BREEDING cockerels. 8 inglo 
* < ,'onil) White Leghorns, large heal I by. hardy birds. 
GltEYHTONE POULTRY FARM, Enfield, Mass. 
—Still have a few choice young 
Toms for sale. 
K.D. WITHROW, Dublin, Va. 
M. B.Turkeys 
eggs for SETTiNG i';v;,ih' l iSk“J , ':;;:l 
Brown Leghorns, send to Mrh. Lknoiia COMPTON, 
('olesvillo, N, .1, $ 1.011 for ill; $5.00 hundred. 
F ink htani»aki>-utility hred s. 
WHITE IJ'Ki 11OKNN. Eggs $5.00 per 100, 
$1.00 per 15. HARRY PARKER, R. F. I). No. 2, 
Burlington Flats. N. Y. 
White Rocks 
Prize Winning Strain 
The Bird Uncle Sam Has Adopted. 
A limited number of Settings, $11 por 15, soeurely 
packed— Express prepaid, 
SEVKN KI.I\IN FA KM, Box2k. Krewerton.N.Y. 
|'(1|Z C A I I' Minninotli Bronze Turkeys, 
i \/iv a?r\L,iv large beautifully marked birds bred 
In line for SO years. Toms $7.00 to *10.00, hens $5.00 to 
#7.00, trios $15.00 to $17.00; 2 pair Rouen Ducks $8.00 
per pair. Partridge Wyandottes, Partridge I'. Rocks, 
Golden Burred P. Rocks, Rose Comb Black 
Bantams, Stock and Eggs for sale. Address 
J. II. LEWIS &. HON, Camc-on, W. Va. 
UTILITY! 
Laying ability llrRt.standard rnquiro 
moots second. LARGEST POULTRY 
PLANT IN AMERICA. 8 .C. White 
Leghorns, White Wyandottes, Barred 
Plymouth Hocks. Free Booklet. 
WOODLANDS FARM, Iona, Now Jersey. 
YWV AI*I«K VILLA POUM'KY YAHUHcnn fill onlore from nil varl* 
•UIbm, AikIuIumIuiih, Itorkn, WynndottcM, Mluomin, LckIhu iih, 
llumburitHy 8|)HI1 InIi ; Anronnit, Juvuh. W. (I. MoHlu)r ; Ky|viiiiln,I > u. 
DA It RED and White Plymouth Rook Eggs *1.00 
por 15, or $1.00 per 100; good laying strains. 
WM. IS. HOWE It, It. F. D. 4, Catawlssa, Pa, 
YOUNG PlilPlf C ILituliod. Hhlppnd M/if.-ly; Wh. Lpk- 
luunu UniUlVO l,on.H, iLnod UoekH, $lfi por 100 . 
I'uuitry SuppIloH; olrenlari. K. COOI.HV, Pronabtown, N. J. 
(Tap C«l«— Oicuhator Eggs at $5.00 por hunilrod; 
lUi Ocllv 15 for $1.50. The host utility stock. 
W. and Brown Leghorns, White 
Wyandottes, Barred and W. Rocks. 
CHESTER CREST" YARDS, Mt. Vernon. N. Y. 
DUFF ORPINGTON— 15 ogfes,$ 1 . 00 ; 45 , $2,50; White 
u Holland Turkeys, !) eggs, $2.25; Fokin Ducks, II 
•'Kgs, $1. 00 . Nnhlfl and WhitoGollie Ruiis; males, $5 00 , 
Jeninles, $ 1 . 00 . Berkshire pigs. $5.00. Older pigs and 
bred sows, cheap. W. A. Bothers, Peru Lack, I’a. 
l>OSE COMB BROWN LEGHORNS Exclusively; 11 
V years America's heaviest egg producers. Special 
finest cockerels, bens, reck bottom prices. Hatching 
cggH, 16, *1 ; 100,$4. Write Schluor, JamospOrt, N. Y.. 
COGS $1 per 15; $2 nor 40; from thoroughbred Brab- 
mas, Rocks, Wyandottes, Reds and Leghorns, 
13 varieties.Catalogue. 8 . K. Mohr, Cooporsburg, I*a. 
WHITE WYANDOTTES EXCLUSIVELY 16 years 
TT experience as a breeder of this popular variety. 
Eggs from fancy matings, $1 50 per 13. Incubator 
Eggs, $0 per 100 . Clroular on application. Satisfaction 
guaranteed. MATT M.. FA It It ELL, Sodus Polnt,N.Y. 
WRIGHT’S WHITE WYANDOTTE 
I'gitH. melon'll illro.L $1.60 por loo. Mammoth l’oldn Pin k 
«KK» $1.00 por alttliig, OllANIJ Vikw Pausi, Htunforilvlllo, N. Y 
AN OPPORTUNITY 
• o get a great strain of Barred ltocks at reasonable 
pi lous. Farm bred and great layers. Eggs for hatch¬ 
ing. Write GRANT DAVIS, Wiiltuhouso, N. J. 
Iflfi ^'l’’ brown Leghorn Cockerels at half price; 
luu lino ones. NELSON BltOH. Grove City, I’a. 
DREIDKR’S FINE CATALOGUE 
Kt’- r y //'-T 1907 all about purebred poultry and 
“'" l HI l,M (rateH 60 vnrl«tle«. 10 boautl- 
} J ful natural color plates. (Uvea reasonable nrtcoM 
for atock nnd«KK«; how to cure diseases, kill Ih o. 
mjr nmko money. This vultmide book only 10 cent a, 
B. M. CREIDER, RHEEMS, PA. 
WHITE LEGHORN AND WHITE 
WYANDOTTE EGGS. 
GUARANTEED TO HATCH. Send for Catalogue 0. 
MAPLELING POULTRY YARDS, Pulaski, N. Y. 
R- C. Rhode Island Reds. 
Eggs, *1.51) to *5 per 15; *11 to *16 per 100. Mating List 
252™ 01 . 1 A *<’W line Cockerels left, *2 up. 
SINCLAIR SMITH, 602 Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
New Rochelle, N. Y. 
Breeders of strictly high 
class Single and ItoseComh 
White Leghorns. While 
„„- -tt-= - Wyandottes, White and 
Barred Plymouth Hocks and Pekin Ducks. Sixty 
live iII)boils and two silver cups won at the last 
I oughkeepslo, Danbury Walden and Madison Square 
Gulden Shows. Eggs for hatching now ready In any 
quantity at $11 to $h por 101 ), $1.50 and $ 2.00 per sitting 5 . 
Eighty per oent. fertility guaranteed. Send for free 
» Ml' l n!"i„, l i! "" breeding cockerels ami Pekin Ducks 
i 1 ,"' 1 "! 1 W y quantity. Largest plan tin vldn- 
lty of NowYork City, luoubators 10,000 eggs capacity. 
PUBLISHER'S DESK. 
the people. 
Main* 
A our paper Is doing great work for Ihe 
farmers. Keep pegging away at Ihe trusts 
and grafts and all other schemes to defraud 
F. A. H. 
Do you know anything about the Sterling 
Really Co., of Denver, Col.? Are they sharks? 
I have property in Alabama which' I would 
like to sell but ain shy of a concern that 
wants an advance fee before doing any work. 
New - York. j>. N. G. 
Wc find no commercial rating on this 
concern. The “special offer” that they 
send is a form letter which has doubtless 
been mailed to hundreds of others with 
name inserted at the top in imitation of a 
personal letter. Following arc extracts 
from this bid for a little cold cash: 
Wo believe you have a desirable property 
and one that we can readily sell. If you 
will send us tho fee required we will Im¬ 
mediately commence to advertise and push 
tho sale of your property, absolutely guar 
an teeing a sale within 90 days, and should 
the property remain unsold at tho expira¬ 
tion of the 90 days we will return (he money 
you have paid in advance. This guarantee 
Is made with Ihe understanding that you 
set a reasonable price, such as (lie property 
is worth. This special guarantee Is made 
with Ihe Understanding that you accept 
It within 10 days, for if you want your 
property sold quickly we want It listed with 
us now. We have told you frankly just vvliat 
wo can do and you may rest assured that 
wo will live up to it: In every respect. The 
whole matter now rests with you. 
And our correspondent decides that it 
may continue to rest until it gets thor¬ 
oughly rested. 
On January 5 I sent $1.30 to the Arllng- 
<m Book Co., 500 Flfill Avenue, N. Y„ but 
have hoard nothing from them. c. b. h. 
Maine. 
On calling we found the place closed 
and mail stopped by the Government. 
There are plenty of thoroughly reliable 
concerns from whom to buy books. Most 
of the large department stores handle 
them, and we shall he glad to give the 
names of dealers in hook specialties, old, 
rare, second-hand books, etc., to anyone 
interested. 
'i he Lake Erifc Seed Co., previously re¬ 
ferred to, appears to he at work in eastern 
New York. It is alleged that this is what 
remains of the old Farmers’ Seed Co., of 
Buffalo, N. Y. Farmers who order seeds 
under misrepresentations are justified in 
cancelling the order and refusing the seed 
if delivered afterwards. 
I thank you for printing In Publisher's 
Desk Hie story of W. 10. Cook anil ('has. 
Fish. I was In llii' same boat as Mr. Cook 
but have been able to step out before gel¬ 
ling In deep water. In June 1 placed an 
order with one of their agents for a hill of 
trees with Ihe understanding that any Dial 
died would he replaced. I bad even ioss to 
show (hat this agreement was made Ilian' Mr. 
Cook, )1K the agent had no order blanks. 
Needless to say, I lost no time in cancelling 
Hie order after learning the facts. 
Massachusetts. n. n. 
Here is a letter from a Now England 
man: 
Congratulations on special horticultural 
Issue. It is a credit (o you and mighty va In- 
nl)Ir to your readers. Some days ago I re 
celved a catalogue from a Hr in Ilia! Impressed 
me favorably, but I knew nothing about 
• hem. I saw their advertisement in your 
special Issue and therefore they get my or¬ 
der. Your guarantee means a lot. to me. 
When In business I often paid $L>r, ,, year 
for reports on houses In the trade and did 
not get half as good service as you render 
free. Tho advertising pages are alone worth 
many times the cost of the paper to the 
fanner, because they are open only to relia¬ 
ble houses. jf. it. m 
Connecticut. 
A good friend in Pennsylvania sends us 
this note with his renewal: 
I enclose $1 to renew. Do not forget lo 
send me the grape. The Ram him- rose re¬ 
ceived two or three years ago Is higher Ilian 
a man’s head and was red with bloom last 
Summer. hionjamin hhahpi.bhh. 
We are now about ready to send out 
the grape plants. A very large number 
of applications have been made, but there 
are still some who have not responded. 
This grape will he sent to all paid-up 
yearly subscribers for 1007. Send your 
order in at once so that the grape may 
reach you in ample time for planting. 
Can’t you interest one or two neighbors 
in the paper and grape? 
Potash and Ground Bone. 
Reader (No address). —llow much muri¬ 
ate of potash to 100 pounds of ground hone? 
I want to try on fruit trees, vines and 
gooselKf rrles. 
A NS.— Our rule is one part muriate of 
potash to three parts fine ground bone 
If wood ashes arc used two parts ashes 
to otic of hone. 
Strong-minded Old Lady (to the new 
Vicar’s wife) : “Oh yes, mum, I’ve ’ad my 
ups and downs, hut 1 never ’ad what you 
may call a serious trouble. I’ve only lost 
two husbands!”— Punch. 
How 
20,000 
Chicks 
were Hatched in 
3 MONTHS. 
Hatched in my Model 
Inhiitmtors and raised 
_. . in Modol Colony Brood¬ 
ers. I hts is a bit of history of the work 
done at the Model Farm, which was start¬ 
ed in April of last spring as a money¬ 
making business. The use of my Model 
equipment will enable you to do as well. 
Let me tell you how. Catalog of Model 
Equipment mailed upon request. The 
Model harm is owned by the Model Poul¬ 
try Company, of which I am President, 
tt is a co-operative as well as an educa¬ 
tional organization, in addition to being 
a money-maker. You ought to be ac¬ 
quainted with the work we are doing. We 
are the largest poultry raisers in the 
world, and have more growing chicks 
today than any other five farms coupled 
together. Ask for descriptive literature. 
Send two dimes fora copy of my book 
Lggs, Broilers and Roasters." It gives 
the cost of production in nil branched of 
the poultry business. It gives the market 
quotations, week by week, averaged for 
three years. Its tables show when a 
chick hatched any week in the year could 
be marketed as a broiler or roasting 
chicken, and the profit. Also profits or 
egg production and how best to secure 
them. Write today. 
CHAN. A. CYPHERS, 
357 Henry Street,, Buffalo, N. Y. 
"Kir HOMER PIGEONS sa!1 
Consult your interost before purchasing breeding 
stock by writing Win. O. Smith for prices and other 
particulars. WM. O. SMITH, Germantown, N. Y. 
WILD and BRONZE TURKEYS 
Loading varieties of poultry. Brices low. Catalogue 
free. Valley View Poultry Farm, Belleville, Pa. 
M SPECIAL SALE 
50 ,Sp 9- White Leghorns,(Wyekoff Strain), at $1.50 
, each. White and Partridge Wyandottes, also a 
row Black Langshau Cockerels for $1.50 and upward. 
Lauderdale Farm, Luudonvllle, N. Y. 
WAT7TEK MoEwan, Prop., Wm. II. Skik, Mgr. 
S.C. Black and Buff Orpingtons. 
CookorolB for sale. H. K. MILLER, Harrison, N. Y. 
W hile Wyandottes Eggs for hatching; 16 eggs, *1.00 
best stock. E. BOHIEBER, R. 2, Buoyrus, O. 
SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS, L ‘ZT.?- 
collont layers; $ 1.00 per 15 eggs, * 1.00 per 100 . 
PETER (J. LITTLE, Home, Pa., It. D. No. 1. 
Van Alstyne's R. I. Reds. 
Eggs for hatching from selected pens. *1.50 lo*:t.00 
por setting, $ 11.00 per hundred. 
EDW. VAN ALHTYNK & SON, Klnderhook, N. Y. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
Eggs for hatching from 600 mature hens, sclented 
from over 1,600 birds bred for egg production. Write 
for prices. WHITE & RICE, Yorktown.N. Y. 
WHITE WYANGOTTEN— Excellent winter layers, 
!' and fine table birds. Small feeders and free 
from disease. Eggs, $2.00 for setting of hi. 
J. R. DAVIES, Maywood, Bergen Co., N. J. 
MARKS, THE KGG MAN. 
Consignments of Eggs wanted from country store¬ 
keepers and producers. WINFIELD II. MARKS,son 
of Mapes, Um Hen Man, Commission Merchant, 071 
Hudson street, Now York City. 
FfS/iO an,t White Wyandotte Eggs for 
sale—75o. per 16; $1 per KM). 
GHAS. I. MILLER, R. F. I). No. 1, Hudson, N. Y. 
L, OK SA LK—Eggs for Hatching from thorough¬ 
bred White Wyandottes. Prices $1.25 per 15; $5 
per 100. From fancy matings $ 2 . 5(1 per 15, $ 0.00 por 
.MI. Address E, FRANKLIN KKAN,Stanley, N. Y. 
R'VKRKI), BUFF AND WHITE PLYMOUTH 
ROCKS, White Wyandottes, White Minorcan, 
White Leghorns, Mammoth Pekin Ducks; $3.00 each, 
V ,* 12.00 for breeding pen. (iatalogue free, 
EDWARD G. NOONAN, Proindetor East Donegal 
Poultry Yards, Marietta, Pennsylvania. 
MAN0KIN WHITE LEGHORNS SATISFY 
No experiment, bred 12 years from the best laying 
strains in America. Stock and Eggs at FARMERS’ 
FRICKS. R. B. Pusicv, Box 0, Princess Anne, Md. 
ROCK-HOLLAND FARM 
W. 1 ly mouth Konlcs mill W. Ilolhtml Turkeys. 
Duff Orpingtons Eggs, $1.00 per 13. Cockerels 
lor sale, V, R, WOOSTER, Lysa ndor, N. Y. 
S3.75 ? nys for a First Class 50 Egg Hot Air Incu- 
▼ I hi tor. Write for illustrations and descrip¬ 
tions on th is and every thing else for the pool try man to 
< A lib HOHL, Dept. 3, Henry Street, Dayton, <). 
Fnr S»la"^ :nrn,,1, ’ < ’ lmrl ''" A - Mwtm, and Cypher. 
• UI xieo Conipaiiyliiciihatm-iqaiid llnunlm-., Kuton I'uuliry 
. . . 11,1,1 Hoof Hill «|l«, 111 Inking gcMItlliiliiH, (lilt, Slinll, K,„„| 
I ;, | ; |, " r *. ..tr. Duo day old Plymouth Bock, Will to H-gliorii <unl 
"Into Wyandotte, ami Klindo 1 . 1 ,uid Hoil Clileka. Cb'enlnra 
mid prim lint on application. All ifrmda .hipped bright m 
o xpvH" paid, helie ieetiuly Poultry amt Farm 
Produce Company, Schenectady, New York. 
GOOD POULTRY FOODS 
ire necessary for big poultry profits. 
Harvey sCut Alfalfa and (bit Clover Hay, 
Poultry and Chick foods of all kinds are 
S r 
profit-makers. Send for Fkkk samples 
and catalog of full linoof poultry supplies, 
IIARVKY SEED CO. 
7‘4l Elllcott St., Buffalo, N. Y. 
.00 
Buys the Best 
120-EGG 
Incubator 
freight prepaid, ever made. 
Double cases all over; best 
- copper tank; hot water; 
self-regulating. Best 100 chick hot water 
Brooder $4.50, Incubator and Brooder ordered 
together $ 11 . 00 , Satisfaction guaranteed. Our 
, ' ,atchin * Facts” tolls all about them. 
Mailed free. Write today. 
Jhdlejjtyjncubator Co., Box 4 H R ac ; nt!t \y la 
Poultry Supplies 
We keep everything 
in tile Poultry Lino 
—Fenolng, Feed, In¬ 
cubators, Live Stock, 
Brooders—liny tiling— 
it’s our business. Call or let us send 
you our Illustrated Catalog It’s free. 
Excelsior Wire Hr. Poultry Supply Co., 
Dept. HQ, 20-28 Vesey 8 t„ New York. 
POULTRY & PIGEON 
SU PPLIE.S 
for every need In onr line including famous 
KEYSTONE FOODS. Prices right. ( 
Bend for Booklet and Souvenir—FREE. 
TAYLOR BROS., Dept. M, Camden, N. J, 
It Keeps Poultry Well 
Fowls are cured of Cholera, (lapes 
ote, and kept well by Rust’s 
Havens Clinuix Powder 
20 years 111 use. 6 sizes :25c, 60e, 
•1 etc. at dealers. Booklet., egg- 
reeord free WM. RUST 8, SOHS 
Dept. P, New Brunswick, N. J. 
The Racine 
Incubator 
Built by tho man 
who devoted 25 
years to its 
present perfect 
pay j. ^ development. 
tho freight IJ Can bo operated by nny- 
» one, anywhere. Auto¬ 
matic regulator, copper tank, white pine caso, 
double wallod, nursery. Built to last 20years. 
Don’t buy until you read our remarkable 
Incubator Book, written by tho man who 
made tho Racine. When you learn what ho 
knows, you will want his machine, wo think. 
The book is free. Write for it. Address 
Racine Hatclicr Co. Box 87, Racine, WIs. 
Warehouses] Ilutralo, Detroit. Kansas City, St. Paul. 
Write to us 
BEFORE YOU BUY 
AN INCUBATOR 
I We Can Save You Money U only $7.901_ 
Wo buy material to the belt advantage. Wo manufaaturn at i 
Icait nxpanio. Victor ranohluui slvc you moat for your numay 
•« our free booko will nlmw. Jim Hay on a pontal ••Send Via¬ 
tor Book" and toll us tho alzo machine you want and lot us I 
glvo you onr special prlocs. Ueo. Krtol Co., <)iilncy. III. 
IDE LIT Y 
POULTRY FOODS 
. ^t^rdy,'^lg(Y^ous'; 8 food* “B*’ ’ otmtlSSCV” 
egg leaking Ingredients that heap up 
. ©gg-basket; foo<F“ 0 ” fattens fowls to 
2 nt top-notch market prices. Food thorn 
Catalog froo. Agonts wanted. 
Plnaland Incubator Co.. Boi DO. JimsaburK. N. J. 
' Send for froo | 
Catalogue- 
Hatch Chickens by 
Steam with the 
EXCELSIOR INCUBATOR 
Or WOODEN HEN 
Simple, perfect., self -regulating. 
Hatch every fertile egg. Lowest 
priced tlrst-class hatchers made. 
UKO. 11. NTAI1L, Quincy, ill. 
EARLY CHICKS PAY BIG 
Hatched in January, Feb¬ 
ruary and March, they make 
bignrollts. Haleb thorn in a 
RANTA INCUBATOR 
Heat uniform, caso tight, 
ventilation gives strong 
Ctlleks, regulator reliable. Ten 
minutes work daily. New cata¬ 
log free. Banta-Bender Mlg. Co Oopf. 46, LlRonler.Ind. 
METAL MOTHERS 
Complete tlreproof llatL-hbig and 
Brooding plant r.n- $7.50. 2 qtr,. oil 
will hatch and brnoil ttin chirk*. Our 
no»t ayntoin In tlm latest dlucovnry. 
Full lino poultry Hlippllos. Lowost 
prlcoH. kruucatatoRiio. Wrltoioday. 
CYCLE IIATCHER CO., 
Ilox 212, Kludra, N. Y. 
< 0 . 60 or 90 Days’ Trial on 
"Old Trusty^’ 
Try chicken raising on tlio John 
Bon plun. My people are an on- 
thllHlastlO lot, Wo get the iuhiiIih. 
2-year guarantee. Low prleu. old 
TriiHty Catalogue tellM the whole 
story—it’s FREE—wrlto for tt today. 
M. M. JOHNSON CO.. CLAY CENTER. NEB. 
240-EGG $ 
Incubator 
120 Egg Slxo, 90.00 
OO Egg Slxo, 97.00 
nrooflersequally low. Not cheap 
mtii hlnes but the famous 1 * Idoal" 
—guaranteed to he the surest and easiest ever made. 
WIiy nut MRvo from Iff tu #10? (Jot our big l’.’b .age, llluitrMoil 
Siikk! k J.W. Miller Co., Box 97, Freeport, III. 
INCUBATORS 
AND BROODERS 
lime t©A(ctl Ami pruyon nuouma; UiouariiiIp In 
ua«; lubl (Itroot to you M wholoul©priced. You 
KAttho maker’i KUArantoo and mva tho ml.Mlo 
min'd profit*. Tho Immovable Chick 'Pray 
and Nursery—* frttnro no other has—oxplolnod in 
oatelof. Writ* for it today. 
Gem Incubator Co., Boi424, Trolwood, 0. 
I 
Make Your 
Hens Pay 
BlKKor front# hy k*'*>hr !Ugnr Hntoh«a 
nnd liAtch Uhick# that l.lvn. HcRtuuard. an wall 
•d npnrtd, <lo th!« with the l.Ktaat I’sDcru 
CYPHERS lno “ b,lo, ‘ a 
V 1 ■ ULn3 , nd Brood.rl , ■ 
. . , , w »*h tbolr Pntantau 
ImproTomontd po»deAiA.l hy no other#. 00 d»y«' fro# trial «'$h Money 
Back Guaranty. U*t I'l l naK" •iuMo hi Poultry Profit YRXI t«, j«»u, 
CYP11KKM INCUBATORCUMTAWY, BUKFALO 
flsw York, Boston, Ohloa*.), Oak laud, California, Kaiuaa City 
