1913. 
Buff Plymouth Rocks-^U™* 
now. Cockerels, pullets, hens. Four Acres, Nutley, N. J. 
WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS 
WALNUT HILL STOCK FARM. 
NATHANIEL BACON, Manager, Talcott, W. Va. 
INDIAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS 75 r. per doz. 
• $4 hundred. Will exchange for Plymouth Rock or 
Rhode Island Eggs. Mrs. Geo. Davidson, Annapolis, Md. 
The Orange County Poultry House 
is the “ last word " in poultry house construction. 
Houses the birds from incubator to old ace. Costs 
nbout 70 cts per hen. Descriptive catalogue on ap¬ 
plication. O. \V. MARKS, Middletown, N. Y. 
Chicks and Eggs i&S E l SrT. 1 !5SS 
Indian Runner Duck Eggs. Write for prices. 
JOHN I). VAN DYKE. It 6, Gettysburg, Pa, 
Abovo Poultry Farms Co., Inc. 
CHATHAM, NHW JERSEY 
Established. 1901 Breeders ami shippers of high 
class S. <’. W. Leghorns. Hatching Eggs. Baby 
chicks. Cockerels. Write for price list. 
S C. WHITE LEGHORN BREEDING STOCK FOR SALE-Laying 
• qualities result of many years breeding. Select¬ 
ed bens and cockerels. Prices reasonable, consistent 
with quality SPECIAL OFFER— Braedingpen of 15Hens 
&1 Cockerel for $20.00. A. K. McGRAW, Hagerstown,Md. 
UUHITE ORPINGTON COCKERELS, Kellerstrass strain, 
" April hatched, $2 each. Indian Runner Ducks, 
white egg strain. $5 trio. Geo. Bowdisli, Esperance, N. Y. 
Mammoth White Holland Turkeys 
been, large and vigorous. White Wyandotte 
". W. Anderson, Stewartstown, Pa. 
THE RURAL, NEW-YORKER 
237 
pur 
and Pekin duck eggs. H 
S, C. Buff Orpington CotkerelrffiUJTt: 
7 C S K L KCTI5D 8. C. W. L K G H O K N 
•s' <t O C K K It E 1.8 . One of the beat laying 
strains in existence. Largo white eggs and large 
white birds. J. M. CASK. Gllhna, N. Y. 
afoot Rnnif "Profitable Poultry," 128 
UlOOt UUUrt pages practical f*CN. lsolienutl- 
ul pl' tun*,. Latest Improved methods to mine 
poultry. All about world'. Jam nun Runner Durlca, 
r.2 other varieties pure-bred poul try. This Book, low- 
est pH res, fowls,ekes, lurubators, etc.,only 5 cents. 
BERRY'S POULTRY FARM, Box 47, Clarlnda.Iowa 
prizFwinning stock 
Exhibition anil utility Whito Plymouth Rocks, 
Barretl Plymouth l.’ocks, C. II. I, Reds; day-old 
chicks,eggs by dutch <>r 1000: book your orders early. 
KN0LLW00D FARM, Townsend, Mass. 
GET YOUR COCKERELS NOW 
Barred aud Buff Rock, R. & S. 0. 
Reds, and White Wyandottes 
MAPLE COVE POULTRY YARDS - R. D. 4 • ATHENS N.Y. 
Austin’s 200 STRAIN S.C. Rhode Island Reds 
Standard bred, rod to the skin. Eggs for hatching 
$3.1)0, $5.00 and $10.00 per set (15). Utility $0.00 per 
100. 90# fertility guaranteed Cockerels, yearling*, 
pullets. ba'M chic s. 
AUS T ”!S POULTRY FARM. Box 17, Centre Harbor, N. H. 
Prize-Winning Poultry 
Our PfttsfloM Maine-bred birds won more prizes at the 
Boston show than any other Barred Hocks—0 regular 
and 11 specials, including beet color ttialo. 
Day-Old Chicks and Hatching Eggs 
from Pittsfield stock cost but little. We guarantee safe 
delivery. Book orders now free. Send no money until 
just before shipment is wanted. Get our great book, 
" Money-Making Poultry.” Just the help you need to 
make your poultry pav tietter. Write for It today. 
PITTSFIELD POULTRY FARM COMPANY 
416 Main Street, Pittsfield. Maine 
VIGOROUS BABY CHICKS 
From healthy, purebred to lay, parents. 1000 breeder*. 
Hatching capacity 60,000. Six varieties Chicks $12.00 per 
hundred. 
SEE OUR GREAT OFFER 
25 »f our best Chicks and a Brooder all for $5.00 
Safe Delivery Guaranteed. Ask for Free Catalogue C. 
THE GIBSON-FORD COMPANY 
Box J. CLYDE, N. Y. 
DAY-OLD CHICKS 
Healthy, vicmroiw, from heavy laving stock, 
Uuaranteinl full count amt satisfactory, 
riace your order NOW—and avoid the runh. 
Hatching Egg* Breeding Stock 
8. C.W. Leghorns, White and Barred Rocks. 
All eggs and stock guaranteed. 
Write for big new catalog: “Tywacana. 1 
Quality.” Gives full description and prices. 
ttwacana foots poultri oo. 
A. E. Wright, Supt. 
Bo* 68, Faro}lngdal«>, Long Island, N. Y 
FARM5' 
poultry ca 
Baby Chicks $ 12 T /2 per 100 
Bred from large, m tine, and healthy S, C. White 
Ijoghonts < T oung - strain) on free range : good lay¬ 
ers and fine-loo 1 in < stock. Healthy chicks, full 
count, and safe delivery guaranteed. $12.59 per hnn- 
w'uitL Kr„ r £'! ( L < hrcular on requ-st. MAniTUCK 
WHITE LEGHORN FARM. Arthur H. Penny, Mattiiuck, N. Y. 
HOFF’S “ Vitality ” Baby Chicks of Quality 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN a 
Rhode Island Reds, Colmn- 
|l>ian and Barred I’lymouth 
! Rocks. My stock is bred for big 
Begg production, as well a-; exhibi- 
Etion type, and is noted for heavy 
j lay in" of large oggs that bring 
top prices. I have had 24 years' 
experience in artificial incuba¬ 
tion. and by closely studying the 
breeding and hatching, under the 
most sanitary conditions, I m able to produce 
thicks free frnm White Diarrhoea. Also Eggs for Hatch¬ 
ing. Sent by Parcels Post if requested. To make 
ni7?TT°mv K “<V ,ri, w my "VITALITY” Chicks of 
yjUALITY, get yur order booked now. Write for my 
booiclet and reasonable prices on Chicks and Eggs. 
D. C. R. HOFF, Lock Box No. IIS, Noshanlo Station, N. J. 
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS-,®*““ d “7?'’ 
<7. A. KAYNKK, - - Kuffitl o. N. Y* 
S'LVER LACED WYANDOTTES, I. I). Keller, W. H. Pann A 
w O.k lawn ulrsins. Mom lenutlfnl r,.wl. Excellent layers. 
U 9KKt * lr, ° M “ l F. M. SWART, Margorolvlllo, N. Y. 
Baby Chucks and Hatching Eggs 
». C. White Leghorns exclusively. High class, free 
Srff smi l T«. s t« k '. Healthy and vigorous. VAN- 
LREST POULTRY FARM, Salt Point, Dutches* Co., New York 
Giant Bronze Turkey Eggs 
iiv Per rt 0 ' R ' ?• Re<1 k KK s - *1 per 15. I. K. Du Ik 
KBgs, $1 per 10. Write H. J. VAN DYKE. Gettysburg Pa. 
The Henyard. 
Andalusian Fowls. 
What Is the breed of Andalusian fowls 
made up of, and where is its home? 
Norwich, Vt. c. w. B. 
The Andalusians are a breed about the 
size of White Leghorns, or perhaps a lit¬ 
tle larger. They are an old breed; years 
ago we used to call them “Jersey Blues.” 
They are blue in color, lay white eggs, are 
smooth legged, the legs being slate colored. 
Where they originated I never heard, but 
I have known the breed since boyhood. 
My father used to keep them 60 years ago. 
They are fairly good layers, but not quite 
equal to White Leghorns in my opinion. 
One singular thing about them is that they 
will not breed true to color. About one- 
half the chicks will be blue, one-quarter 
black, and one-quarter white. They are a 
good illustration of the Mendelian law of 
reversion. g. a. c. 
Breed for Broilers. 
What is the best breed of chickens for 
broilers, and what Is the best feed to raise 
them on? Would it pay to raise Buff 
Orpingtons for that, and keep the pullets 
for laying? I have purebred Buff Leg¬ 
horns ; would they make good broilers if not 
allowed too much exercise? Do you know 
anything about the “Natural Hen incuba¬ 
tor?” I don’t sec It advertised in your 
paper. j. w. e. 
Roanoke, Va. 
We doubt if it would pay you to keep 
any breed of fowls primarily for the sale 
of broilers unless you have an exceptional 
market for them. The Orpingtons are ex¬ 
cellent, and Buff Leghorus make good broil¬ 
ers when they have reached a weight of 
from IVj to two pounds, which they should 
be made to do in from eight to 12 weeks. 
These two breeds belong to different classes, 
and their profitableness would depend upon 
other considerations than their value as 
producers of broilers, since these are prac¬ 
tically a side product. We know nothing 
of the “Natural lien” incubator. 
M. B. D. 
Automatic Hoppers. 
Mr. Cosgrove says in speaking of feeding 
the hens at Storrs that they are fed from 
automatic hoppers, i. e., the grain. Do 
they feed no grain in litter? How do they 
make the hens work? L. C. P. 
Charlottesville, Va, 
For the first four weeks after the birds 
arrive, the feed hoppers are kept closed. 
At night two handfuls of grain are thrown 
in the litter. This is done so as to get all 
the birds eating the dry mash. The dry 
mash contains a greater variety of food 
than it is convenient to obtain with whole 
grain, and it is thought wise to get the 
fowls in the habit of eating the dry mash 
as much as possible. The Norwich feed 
hopper scatters the grain over a circle 2 % 
to three feet in diameter, and by kicking 
the litter up near the hopper, the fowls 
have to do some scratching to got the 
grain. The Norwich automatic hopper lias 
a cam on the bottom by which the amount 
of grain discharged can be regulated down 
almost to a single grain, giving plenty of 
exercise to the birds using it. if the at¬ 
tendant regulates It right. In Winter after 
the supply of other green food is used 
up, beet pulp is used. This is wetted 
with all the warm water it will take up 
(and it swells to four times its dry bulk) 
and the fowls given all they want of it. 
GEO. A. COSGROVE. 
Pullets Cease Laying. 
I have a flock of It. I. Red hens (they 
are all pullets) ; have been laying well all 
Winter until about a week ago. I was get¬ 
ting six dozen per day from 140 pullets 
and now I do not get any. They have a 
dry mash by them all the time, composed of 
100 pounds cornmeal, 100 pounds wheat 
bran, 50 pounds ground oats, 50 pounds 
linseed meal. The scratch feed is seven 
parts wheat, seven parts oats, four parts 
cracked corn by measure ; this Is fed in the 
morning in litter. In evening I fet'd them 
clear cracked corn ; I give them five quarts 
in the morning and five quarts at night. 
For green feed they have cabbage, mangels, 
turnips, etc., all they can eat; they also 
have beef scrap, oyster shell, cracked bone 
grit and charcoal by them nil the time. 
They are in good health aud are in an open- 
front house; have plenty of room. I can¬ 
not understand why they have stopped lay¬ 
ing- J. B. p. 
No. Brookfield, Mass. 
Pullets do not, ns a rule, lay steadily 
from the time they begin until they moult, 
as you seem to suppose, but the curve of 
egg production takes the form of a series 
of waves, rising and falling gradually. 
It is not uncommon to have them come 
practically to a full stop after having laid 
well for a time and yours will undoubtedly 
begin again after a few days’ rest. 
M. b. D. 
B. Rock Questions. 
I saw in The R. N.-Y. a formula for 
dry mash recommended by Cornell Experi¬ 
ment Station. I have B. Rocks, and would 
you advise how much of this mixture 
should be fed daily to 50 hens? Should 
it he kept before them, or where they can 
have access to It all the time? What is 
considered the best strain of B. Rocks for 
laying purposes, aud where cau I procure 
beef scrap? c . R. n. 
Mn ryland. 
M t poultry men prefer to keep a dry 
ni 'sli before their fowls all the time, though 
some open the hoppers containing It after¬ 
noons only. Whole grain is fed, in addi¬ 
tion, night and morning, being thrown Into 
deep litter to induce exercise. We do not 
know which strain of B. P. Rocks is con¬ 
sidered the “host,” save that most breeders 
claim that distinction for their own strain. 
This is an old well established variety, and 
there should be no difficulty in getting n 
good laying strain, by purchasing from a 
breeder who has not made exhibition stock 
nis chief aim. Beef scraps, are as standard 
in the market as wheat bran, and may be 
purchased through any poultry house or 
feed dealer. m. b. d. 
Choi oo White 
Wyandottes and 
S. C. W. Leghorn 
Hatching Eggs. 
PARCEL POST] 
Free delivery. FRANK M VliiS, PeekskUl, N.*Y. 
B ARUF.lt ROCK COCKERELS A I. R. Drakes, tl.se end $2 ench. 
Kg S s *1 to *3 a silting. O. K. WILLIAMSON, FUmlere, N. J. 
Hatching Eggs and Baby Chicks 
Our strains have always been known ns heavy 
layers and choice market producers, Our recent 
winnings at the groat shows demonstrate our exhi¬ 
bition quality. Get in on the ground floor with this 
combination. S. O. W. Leghorns, W. P. Rocks and 
Salmon Faverolles, Leghorn Cockerels for sale. 
EVERGREEN POULTRY FARM 
Tel. connection. Chappaqua, Westchester Co., N. Y. 
Prize Winning Strains-^* nd’ 
lings, $1.25 and upwards. Whito Leghorns. Brown 
Leghorns, Rhode Island Rods, Barred Rocks .White 
Wyandottes, Light and Dark Brahmas. Catalog 
gratis. F. M. PRESCOTT, Riverdnle, N. J. 
S. C. W. Leghorn Chicks 
and Hatching Eggs 
Carefully Selected from Pure Strain Stack 
Our eggs guaranteed 80<J fertile ; our 
chirk* warranted full count and vigorous. 
Buy your spring stock from us—It pays. 
P Chicks—$15° per loot); $17 per 
rrices loo; $9 per 50. Eggs—$60 per 
1000 ; $7 per 100 : $4 per 50 ; $1.50 per 15. 
Write Today for Descriptive Folder 
CROSSWICKS POULTRY FARM 
Ch&8. W. Brick, Prop., Box D,* Crosswicks, N. J. 
Baby CHICKS 12c Each 
from free range selected S. C. White Leghorns. 
Prompt delivery. A hatch every week. Safe ar¬ 
rival guaranteed. Kggs for hatching, $6.00 per 100. 
Reductions on orders over 100. Circular free. 
CIIAS. R. STONE, 
Baby Chicken Farm, Staatsburg-on-Hudton, N. Y. 
FGGS-Bfonze Turkey, Runner Duck, Tou- 
louse Goose, White Leghorn. If you 
want something good. JAS. M. FRYE, Liponier, Ind. 
Utility Barred Rock Cockerels 
Nonpareil Strain, $2.00 each. Eggs, $1.00 per 15. 
B. H. HENION - - Brockport, N. Y. 
Mammoth Toulouse Geese Eggs sale 
25c each. Am booking orders now. Get yours in 
early. Beautiful stock. ROY CRANDALL, Albion, N Y. 
POIII TRYMFN - Send 2c stamp for Illustrated 
, UUL I II I ITIull Catalog describing 35 varieties. 
LAST DONEGAL POULTRY YARDS MARIETTA, PA. 
55 BREEDS 
Pure-Bred 
Chickens, Ducks, 
Geese, Turkeys, 
also Incubators, Supplies, and Collio 
Doga. Send 4c for large Poultry book 
Incubator Catalog and Price List. 
H.H. HINIKER, Box 08 Mankato, Minn. 
Varieties, Chickens, Ducks, Geese, 
O. I. C. Hogs. Fine stock and egg* 
reasonable. Big illustrated circular Free. 
JOHN E. HFATW0LE, Box 22, - - HARRISONBURG. VA. 
White Holland Turkeys s £„ E odlalers ™ n d 
excellent mothers. Mrs. R0BT. T. DAVIS. Cumberland, Va. 
-250 Rose and Single Comb R. I. Reds 
FOR 
SALE —4 
Yearling Cocks nnd Hens, Cockerels and Pullets, 
farm raised; males. $2.50 to $5.00 each; females, 
$1.50 to $3.0(1 each. Can be returned if not satisfac¬ 
tory. ROANOKE POULTRY FARM. Sewell. New Jersey 
WHITE and BARRED ROCKS 
New York winne-s. My strain has won at New 
York, Boston and many other leading shows 
throughout the country. I have some grand pens 
mated, birds of exceptional quality and with right 
nnd proper breeding back of them, from the best 
blood lines in the country, f offer eggs from my best 
pens at $3 for 15 oi $5 for 30. Fertility guaranteed. 
Write me your want-. W. H. MOORE. R. 2. Rome. N. Y. 
D UFF WHITE LKflIIORNS, 8. C. R. I. RKD8— Exk«, 90c. per IS 
II.SO |*er SO. Mettled Anrnniut, Bl. Mlnorcxx, egge, $1.00 por 
IS; |1,75 por 30. Catalogue frvo. John A. ltoth, quakertown, I’» 
P ORE BltElt 8. O. W. LEGHORN PULLETS 
OIIOI K APRIL HATCHED COCKER¬ 
ELS. ORDERS TAKEN FOR APRIL DAY. 
OLDCH1X. JOHN L0RT0N LEE. Carmel, New York 
S. C. White Leghorns-, 
old Chioks, April 1 to 15, $15 per 100; after April 15th, 
$12 per 100. Healthy, vigorous stock. Safe delivery 
guaranteed. PINKHURST POULTRY FARM, 
(GEO. FROST, Proprietor), Levanna, Cayuga County, N. Y, 
EGGS FOR HATCHING—White Orpingtons. 
*■ White Leghorns, Bla'-k Minorcas, Rhode Island 
Reds. Barred Plvmonth Rocks, Price list mailed. 
TAFT POULTRY FARM. Box 237. Holland Patent, New York 
SUPERIOR BABY 
26 page booklet freo. 100,000 chick capacity. Order 
early to assure prompt delivery. TAYLOR'S 
POULTRY YARDS, Box R, Lyons, New York. 
S. C. W. LEGHORNS 
OF UNUSUAL QUALITY ANI) VIGOR 
FOR SALE CHEAP-—Desirous of quitting 
th« Poultry Business. 
MT. PLEASANT POULTRY FARM. Havre de Gracn, Md. 
S. C, White Leghorn Baby Chicks 10c each 
Safe arrival guaranteed. No order too large or too 
small. Hatching eggs by the sett'ng or thousand; 
fertility guaranteed. Write for catalogue. 
RICHLAND FARMS - - Frederick, Md 
KIRKUP’S STRAINS. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
bred for size, vigor and large, white market eggs. 
Safe delivery of ohix guaranteed. Send for onr 
circular. « HKSTNUT POULTRY FARM 
Kirkup Bros., Props.. Mattituok, L.T., N.Y. 
CUSTOM HATCHING 
In onr Hall Mammoth Incubator, by experienced 
operator, means better chicks, free from lice aud 
dis‘>nse. When you want them, send ns the eggs ; 
we’ll send you the chicks. $3 a compartment, hold¬ 
ing 150 eggs. MAPLE GLEN POULTRY FARM, MiUerton. N. Y. 
BONNIE BRAE POULTRY FARM 
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. 
Breeders nnd shippers for 20 years of hlgh-olass 8. O. W. 
Leghorns and Barred Plymouth Rock*. Baby chicks anil 
hatching egga our specialty. Correspondence invited. 
T HOROURHRRFD POULTRY—Boat 20 varieties Vigor 
ous. healthy stock. Good layers. Eggs. 15—$1: 40 
—$2. Catalogue. H. K. MOHR, R. No. 3, Quikertown. Pa. 
Pullets and Yearlings For Sale 
506 April and May Single Comb White Leghorn Pnl 
lets. 760 selected yearlings. Every bird guaranteed 
purebred, healthy and vigorous 
SUNNY HILL FARM Flemlngton, N. J. 
Dnct’QKnpved 
lUulU Eureka 
The Air Trap 
does it. 
FREE SAMPLES! See Them! Try Them! 
They Give 
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other, and there is ; 
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explained in our Free 
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drying up pre¬ 
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stantflow. No injury 
to trees. 
Samples and 
price list for 
the asking. 
Write today 
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BEST MAPLE SYRUP EVAPORATOR 
'M'OT a single feature of our Maple Evaporator 
- 1 ’ can be dispensed with. Simplest ami most 
economical way of 
making Maple 
Syrup. Produces 
highest quality 
which brings the 
most money. Made 
in 22 sizes for large 
ami small groves. 
Write for catalog 
and state number of trees you tap. 
GRIMM MANUFACTURING CO. 
619 Champlain Ave., JN. W., Cleveland, O. 
Try this galvanized adjustable farm gate 60 
days before buying It. No deposit, no payment 
until you say you want to buy the gate. Send for our 
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tft/ANTED—A MAN 
0W To start in profitable bus!- 
’ I1PS.Q hittriWY'lvifkllinor Onr I^lrr T 
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Experience not necessary. We will teach you. 
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The W. T. Rawleigh Medical Co., Freeport, III. 
Importers—Chemists—Manufacturers 
Guaranteed Stoves—Direct from Factory 
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and details of our 
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how you can get stoves, 
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AGENTS 
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proposition. 
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m 
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6 
KEYSTONE POULTRY FOODS 
Made of highest quality ingredients, carefully 
mixed in proper proportions. Clean, appetizing, 
vital foods for poultry, pigeons, chicks. Per¬ 
fectly balanced, absolutely pure. Used every¬ 
where. Keystone foods make birds healthy 
and keep them so. Your dealer has them— 
if not. write to Taylor Bros., Camden, N. J., for catalog. 
Ask Your Dealer for Kevstorxe Foods 
CY*a« Qolas-MANGEL BEETS for poultry. Regis- 
■ taped Cheshire Boar, 16 month* 
old. Mekbitt M. Clark. Brookfield Centre, Oonn. 
WHITE WYAIIDOTTES^^iSSrS.SS! 
Great layine strain. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Prices reasonable. CLARENCE H. FOGG, Bridgeton, N. J. 
R. I. Reds, Houdans, Indian Runner Ducks 
High-class stock for UTILITY, SHOW or EX 
PORT. Figgs for hatching. Mating list on request 
SINCLAIR SMITH, 602 Fifth St.. Brooklyn, N. Y 
B RONZE TURKEYS from Prize Winners Kggs in sea 
son. Stamp M RS. II. CHUM BLEY, Draper, Va 
First Madison Square Bird in the World 
ONLY 
ONE 
10 full brothers for sale of White Holland Turkeys. 
They ar« big, attractive birds; 4 late-hatched Toms, 
s ms of onr 40-lb. cock that also won first Madison 
Square. Grand Palace, etc. Also for saie. 50 Black 
Minorcas. Cockerels for sale creap 
Coldenham Ponltry Yards, Booklet, N. Y. 
