1914. 
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SHIPPING 
BY PARCEL POST. 
Containers for all 
FARM PRODUCTS. 
PARCEL POST ACCESSORIES CO. 
507 5th Ave., - N. Y. City. 
MAKES HENS LAY 1 
MORE EGGS 
IT INCREASES THE CAPACITY OF 
GOOD HENS,AND MAKES EVEN 
A POOR HEN DO HER LEVEL BEST 
Rill N I- A PIRQ—English Smooth-haired. Solid 
UUII1LH f lUi) Colors. $2 a Pair. 3 to 4 months old. 
Booklet on howto raise and care for them. Post. 
paid, 25cts. H. A. REGEL. 311 North 42nd St., Camden, N. J- 
Parcel Post Egg Boxes'^' 
H. K BRUNNER, 45 Harrison St..New York 
T RAP-NESTED S. C. R I. KKDS-All breed¬ 
ing Cockerels from over 200-egg hens. Eggs and 
ducks for sale. A. A1LAN, JR , Newport, Rhode Island 
Rose Comb White Leghorns~^te 
Circulars free E. 31. HAMILTON, Otego, n"Y. 
BURE 
• erf 
ROSE C. BROWN LEGHORN COCKERELS for breed¬ 
ers. I C. HAWKINS. R. 3. Middletown. New York 
DUFF ORPINGTON EGGS, thoroughbred stock, 15 for$l, 
H $6 for 100. SYL BEIllLLMAN, Bingen, Pa. 
B aby CHICKS-Campinas, Silver-Golden. S C. 
W. Leghorns. Range raised consistent egg pro¬ 
ducers. Catalogue free. S. D. HALL, Box N, Seville, Ohio 
THOROUGHB141CI) POULTRY—Best 20 varie¬ 
ties, Healthy, vigorous stock. Good layers. Eggs, 
15. $1: 40, $2. Catalog. H.K. Mohr,R.No.3,Quikertown, Pt. 
Dflll! TH YMPN“' Seu,i - a Stamp for Illustrated 
■ UUUI II I niL.ll price list describing 35 varie¬ 
ties. LAST DONEGAL POULTRY YARDS. MARIETTA. PA. 
MATURED COCKERELS. R I. REDS, W WYAND0TTES 
Barred Rocks, i>k. Brahmas, $2.50: S C. White 
and Brown LEGHORNS, $1.50. R. I. RED, laying hens, $2. 
Hatching eggs & Chix. Won 76 Ribbons this Fall. 
Catalog gratis. RIVERDALE POULTRY FARM. Riverdtle.N.J 
G iant bronze turkey eggs, $4.oo p « 10 
RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS. $ 1.00 per 15 
INDIAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS. $ 1.00 per 12 
H, J. VAN DYKE, GETTYSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA 
MAMMOTH CCCOC CRRC— 35c. each, delivered 
TOULOUSE ULLOL CUOO CRANDALL FARMS. Albion.N.Y. 
MAMMOTH TOULOUSE GEESE EGGS from heavy Dewlap 
*'■ strain. Winners at Boston, Brockton and Provi- 
dence. Prices right. 0. 0. Tuttle, Box 74, Londonderry, N H. 
W. IX. TURKEYiS 
MRS. B. YVRIGHT, Ransouiviile. N. Y. 
White Holland Turkeys F Sfl y 1 
White Holland Toms- M ^ s ^ K j U g^V N R ^an S n.y 
THE FARMERS FAVORITE WINTER LAYERS- WHITK 
* ORPINGTON I.GGS AND C1LCKS 
Square 1 teal Guaranteed. Catalogue free. 
W. R. SMfiVJfiNS, Culver Rond, Lyons, N. Y. 
HATCHING EGGS- $10.00 HUNDRED 
from 200 of the finest specimens of 2-year-old 
White Leghorns you ever saw. Mated to 20 Cock¬ 
erels, sons of last year's trap-nesters. 6 birds laid 
1016 eggs 12 months. Per average 189. Fertility Guar¬ 
anteed 02%. Write, Monticelio Eoa Farm. Monticello, N.Y. 
Hatching Eggs from S. C. W. Leghorns 
bred for heavy egg production forSti years. Headed 
by grandson of Lady Cornell- Official record was 
257 eggs. $4—100; 7ac. setting. Chicks. $10—100. 
S. L. PUKDIE, - Genoa, New Y'ork 
“Perfection” Barred Rocks DendedVv p!£“ 
winners. Mated aud fed-to-produce chicks of high 
quality, and the kind that live. Eggs—$2 per 15; 8 
settings for $5. Few fine cockerels, $3 amt up. Com¬ 
plete price-list, containing valuable information, 
on request. Or. HAYMAN, Box R. 48, Doylestown, Pa. 
Handy 
Binder 
i£? 
J UST the thing for 
preserving files of 
The Rural New-Yorker. 
Durable and cheap. Sent 
postpaid for 25 cents. 
The Rural New-Yorker 
333 W. 30th St., New York City 
The Henyard. 
THE EGG-LAYING CONTEST. 
The fourteenth week of the contest 
shows a tremendous gain in egg produc¬ 
tion. Last week the number laid was 
987, this week it is 1.G69; a gain of 682 
eggs in one week. The White Leghorns 
alone made a gain of 875 eggs over the 
previous week. But the gain is general 
all along the line. The highest score 
for the week was made by Dr. N. W. 
Sanborn’s pen of Buff Wyandottes, 
their score being 39. 
Tom Barron’s White Wyandottes, 
Pinecrest Orchard’s S. C. Reds and the 
“sour milk” pen of White Leghorns from 
S to rrs Agricultural Station, all three 
pens laid 38 eggs each. 
Another pen of White Leghorns from 
Storrs Agricultural Station laid 37, and 
Dearborn A Sharpe’s pen of S. C. Reds 
also laid 37. Cecil Guernsey’s White 
Leghorns laid 36, and a pen of White P. 
Rocks from Storrs Agricultural Station 
laid the same number. Barron’s White 
Wyandottes have laid 524 altogether; 
the nearest score to this is by Francis F. 
Lincoln’s White Leghorns, 429. Bar¬ 
ron’s White Wyandotte pullet No. 1, 
that was broody for several weeks started 
in to make lip for lost time by laying 
every day. Homer P. Deming’s s! (’. 
Red pullet No. 7 also laid every day last 
week. 
The White Laced Red Cornish com¬ 
menced this week, one pullet laying one 
egg. The Silver Campines have the dis- j 
tinetion of being the only pen that has j 
not yet produced an egg. Below are 
some of the week’s scores, and the totals 
of the leading pens: 
BARKED BOCKS. WK. 
Jules F. Francais, New York. . 21 
Frank L. Tuttle, Massachusetts 33 
Waveuy Farm, Connecticut. . 17 
A. B. Hall, Connecticut. 2 
WHITE P. ROCKS. 
Storrs Agr. Stn., Connecticut. 36 
Fred II. Benton. Connecticut. . 20 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 36 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 17 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 23 
BUFF P. ROCKS. 
A. A. Hall, Connecticut. 
W. C. Morgan, Connecticut.. . 
WHITE W YA N DOTTES. 
Tom Barron, England. 
Neale Bros , Rhode Island. . . . 
Merrythought Farm, Connecti¬ 
cut . 
West Mt. Pity. Yards, Con- 
26 
0 
38 
26 
neetieut . 
26 
241 
D. J. Ryan & Son, Connecticut 
35 
222 
BUFF WYANDOTTES. 
Dr. N. W. Sanborn, Massachu- 
setts . 
39 
139 
Dr. N. W. Sanborn, Massachu- 
setts . 
25 
118 
Am. Buff Wynn. Club, New 
York . 
20 
147 
H. E. Hamilton, Connecticut.. 
4 
32 
C’OLUM BIA N V Y A N DOTTES. 
Nat’l CoL Wyan. Club, Massa- 
chusetts . 
21 
123 
s. C. BEDS. 
Dearborn & Sharpe, New Jer- 
sey . 
37 
263 
Dr. J. A. Fritehey, Penusyl- 
vania . 
34 
328 
Pinecrest Orchards, Massachu- 
setts . 
38 
23 
238 
OOP 
.T. S. Gillespie, Connecticut... 
Colonial Farm, New Ilarap- 
shire . 
28 
21S 
A. B. Brundage, Connecticut.. 
Harry B. Cook, Connecticut... 
33 
197 
35 
196 
BOSE COMB REDS. 
Glenview Farm, Connecticut. . 
25 
239 
C. S. Scoville, Connecticut. . . . 
6 
163 
WHITE LEGHORNS. 
Francis F. Lincoln. Connecticut 
27 
429 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 
38 
416 
Cecil Guernsey, New York.... 
36 
340 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 
32 
272 
Tom Barron, England. 
30 
250 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 
Marwood Pity Farm, Penusyl- 
26 
210 
15 
202 
Bonnie Brook Farm, New 
York . 
25 
198 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 
ST 
180 
P. G. Platt. Pennsylvania. 
30 
168 
L. F. Sands, Pennsylvania.... 
31 
160 
Breuford Farm, Connecticut. 
31 
159 
F. M. Peasley, Connecticut.. . 
13 
135 
C. H. Savage, Connecteut.... 
23 
186 
BUFF LEGHORN’S. 
Wol-verue Pity Farm, Michigan 
13 
107 
BLUE ANDALUSIANS. 
F. D. Bird, Connecticut. 
19 
44 
BUFF ORPINGTONS. 
O. Wilson, West Virginia.. . . 
25 
84 
WHITE ORPINGTONS. 
1’. A. Demgar, New York. 
10 
65 
DUNGHILLS. 
11. W. Collingwood. New Jer- 
. 
o 
16 
Daniel Iline, Connecticut. ... 
11 
114 
Dauiel Mine, Connecticut.... 
28 
140 
MIXED It REEKS. 
Profitable Poultry, Massachu- 
setts . 
19 
213 
Profitable Poultry, Massachu- 
setts . 
20 
172 
TL. 
299 
129 
64 
168 
149 
168 
99 
74 
136 
55 
524 
369 
31 359 
Barred Rocks 
E. B. THOMPSON'S 
IMPERIAL 
“RINGLET” 
ARE THE STANDARD BY WHICH ALL OTHER 
BARRED ROCKS ARE JUDGED 
They have won more 
than double the nnbnher 
first prizes at Madison 
Square Garden, New 
York, than any other 
strain. 
2000 Grand COCKERELS 
and PULLETS 
for sale 
Catalog upon application 
Eggs, $10 per Setting ; $60 per 100 
Address E. B. THOMPSON, Lock Box 22, AMENIA, N. Y. 
WHITE AND BARRED ROCKS 
Eggs for hatching from superb matings; birds 
grand in color, type and size; healthy, vigorous 
specimens and mated with care to produce results. 
Nothing but the finest selected stock in these pens. 
Eggs—$3 per 15; $5 per 30. Several big. husky cock¬ 
erels that would mane splendid breeders, at $3 each. 
X also have a grand pen of S. C. Buff Orpingtons, 
birds ot immense size with exceptional type and 
color. Eggs—$5 per 15. Fertility guaranteed. Ad¬ 
dress, XV- H. MOOKE, R. 3. Koine, New Y'ork 
HOFF’S VITALITY V/VaIT™ 
Backed by a quarter of a Century experience in 
breeding and incubation. S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS, 
RHODE ISLAND REDS. COLUMBIAN AND BARRED P. ROCKS. 
NOW is the time to get your orders booked for Spring 
delivery. Be sure you get my chick booklet before 
you order chicks. Also Eggs for Hatching. 
0. C. R. HOFF, Lock Box No. 115, Neshanic Sta., New Jersey 
207 Eggs a Year 
AVERAGE from a flock of 21 “ Royal Blue ” 
Barred Hocks, the champions at New York, 
Boston, Chicago. Big illustrated catalogue with 
valuable poultry information free. 
A. U. HAWKINS, Box 13, Lancaster, Mass. 
B AKUKD BOCKS—Splendid birds. Sure to 
please. Prices reasonable. If you want some¬ 
thing fine write Geo. Greenwald, Hainesport, N- J. 
THOROUGHBRED FAWN AND WHITE V— ^ 
INDIAN RUNNER DUCK AND L U VI d 
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK - 
$1.25 for 15—$5 for 100. Circular free. 
Sunnyside Poultry Farm, Piitsville, Md. 
Barred Rock Cockerels 
Nonpareil Strain. $2 each. Eggs in season. 
B, H. HENION, Brockport, New York 
White WyandoltesTSSflSJSas.fwr’g!; 
timate Satisfaction means my Permanent Success. 
A few fine cockerels for $2. $3. $5 each. Mating and 
price-list free. Ownland Farm. Box 497, S. Hammond, N. Y. 
WhileWvamlnHpq THAT LAY Eggs from two 
VT Qilc YY yanaoiies pens, headed by cockerels 
imported direct from Tom Barron. Also eggs from 
other pens. Circular. WM. J. THOMSON, Delhi, N Y. 
DARV PUinirc AND eggs FOR hatching. 
DAD I UnlUIVv for heavy laying S. ('. 
White Leghorn Hens mated to Tom Barron cock¬ 
erels, also from one pen pure Barron stock. 
O BRUNDAGE, Salisbury Mills, Orange Co., New York 
P OULTRYMEN! ATTENTION— S. c. W. Leghorn and Pittsfield 
Burred Hook Baity Chicks for March deliTar-y. CUSTOM 
I ATCHl.NQ. Hall Mammoth Incubator ; largest, best equipped 
hatching plant in Eastern Connecticut. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Entries in Storrs’Laying Contests. Circular. POPLAR HILL 
E.4BU, A. li. Hall, Poultry Mgr.. Box A, Wallingford, Connecticut 
ORPINGTON :: c J o 0 o E K's T ”WHifE F COCKERELS 
S. C. BLACK MIN0RCAS — CUP WINNERS. Blue Ribbon 
for Largest White Eggs. Utility Barred Rooks. 
Hatching Eggs. Day-old and Pound Chicks. Satis¬ 
faction Guaranteed. Price List. 
FRANCIS H. WRIGHT, Tuckahoe, N. Y. 
E ees—S. C. W. Leghorns exclusively; free farm range. 
Young’s strain; 1100 business hens, bred for laying 
qualities. $5 per 100. Warnken Poultry Kami, Salt Point, Pi.Y. 
W HITE LEGHORN COC K F U UT S— TOM BAR¬ 
RON STRAIN— $2 each. MAPLEDALE EGG FARM, Erin. N.Y. 
EGGS FOR HATCHINGt!,', :,; ,rrc' 
laying strain of S. C. IV. Leghorns, order of J. M. 
CASE, Gilboa, New York. $1 per 15; $5 per 100 
M0HEGAN PnrphrpH PhlY AND HATCHING EGGS. White 
farm rureorea lihx I/0K!lonis only . 6i00 o.egg 
incubator operates until July. Standard prices. 
Guaranteed Delivery. M0HEGAN FARM, C. H. Baker. 
Peekskill, N. Y. One Hour from G. C. Sta., N. Y. City 
Anconas-Marvelous Winter Layers 
Winners of more ribbons at the great Boston show 
than any other two exhibitors. Circular free. 
C. A. MARTIN - Berry, New Hampshire 
S. C. Beds, Burk Brahma cockerels, $2.50; 
S. U. B.T.egrhoru cockerels, $1.50; K. C. and 
S. C, REB laying; liens. $3.00. Won 76 ribbons this 
season, including New York and Philadelphia. Eggs and chix. 
Stating list free. liiverdale Poultry Farm, Kivordale, M. J. 
WHITE leghorn chicks ANI) eggs 
” healthy business kind including Barron's strain 
that grow great layers, delivery guaranteed. For 
Circular write, HAMILTON FARM, Huntington, New Turk 
Raliv FhirL-e F«rcx« AND CUSTOM HATCHING-Our S. 
uauy CHICKS, Lggs w . Leghorns are bred for 
production-arid vigor; not for feathers and showtype. 
White Orpingtons from Cooks’best. Pekin ducks. 
M. B. turkeys. Peaceful Valley Farm, Oxford Depot, N. Y. 
SBd 
YOUNG'S STRAIN 
SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS 
I HAVE NO OTHER BREEDS 
They are the standard 
for all the Leghorns of 
all A m e r i c a, and the 
greatest layers of all 
varieties of domestic fowl. 
I have hundreds of year¬ 
ling hens and cocks for 
sale. Mating list free. 
Address 
D. W. YOUNG, Monroe, New York 
S C WHITE LEGHORN Eggs for hatching 
, V * Ltanwnn and day «1,|.chicks 
from heavy laying strain. Strong healthy stock. 
White and Fawn, and White Indian Runner Duck 
eggs for hatching. Write today for free circular to 
Junita Poultry Yards, Miffliutown, Pa. 
Single Comb White Leghorn Eggs~|^ 3 er t j 1 0 a ° t 
fail to hatch replaced at half price. Ten pullets 
from this flock in Experiment Station test laid 1739 
eggs in a year. ALKEN FARM, R. 0. 2, Itbaca. New York 
THE MATTITUCK WHITE LEGHORN FARM established a re- 
■ putation last year for supplying strong, vigorous 
chicks, and for fair dealing. It is our purpose to live up 
to this standard, and you will profit by dealing with us. 
Send for circular. A. H. PENNY, Matthuck, New York 
S. C. White Leghorn Baby Chicks g“f fe E *, c r , |; 
val guaranteed. No order too large. Hatching EGGS by 
the sotting or thousand; fertility guaranteeu. Write 
for catalogue. RICHLAND FARMS, Box 37, Frederick. Md. 
Single Comb White Leghorns 
Hatching F.ggs, $5 per 100. Day-old chicks—April. 
$12 per 100; 51,ay, $10 per 100. Delivery guaranteed. 
GEO. FROST, JLevanna, Cayuga Co., N. Y. 
Single Comb White Leghorns 
F.ggs for hatching. Send for circular. MEADOW 
VIEW POULTRY FARM, Lock Box 106, Suffield, Connecticut 
BARRON ENGLISH LEGHORNS' 
and Mo. contests, owner of best AMERICAN pen of I.citherns 
and Wyandottes at Conn. 1918 contest. BARRON WYANDOTTES 
leaders at present, Conn, aud North American contests. Eggs 
from above for Bale. F. PALMER, Co* Cob, Connecticut 
S. G. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS 
Bred for year9 for heavy egg production, vitality 
and quality. Porno Farm, Box R, Riegelsville, P*. 
EZRA C. CARTER, Marathon, N. Y. 
S. C. W. LEGHORN BREEDER 
EGGS—COCKERELS-CHICKS 
Send for a circular 
It explains how to breed great layers. 
BARRON LEGHORNS Prize-ITloning Exhibition Buff Roek 
“ STORR’S ” BUFF ROCKS Fn “immka^S . 6 c‘“E 
Bouen Ducks. Fawn Runner Ducks, Prize Turkevs. Farm 
Prices. Circular. MORRIS FARM. R. 4, Bridgeport, Conn. 
Columbian Wyandottes 
Columbian Plymouth Recks 
Partridge Plymouth Recks 
S. C. White and Buff 
Leghorns 
WILBURTHA POULTRY FARMS 
Box R, Trenton Junction, N. J. 
EGGS FOR HATCHING 
BABY CHICKS 
BREEDING STOCK 
Write for free descriptive 
circular and prices of these 
healthy and vigorous bird* 
—bred for prolific egg-pro¬ 
duction 03 well &9 to win 
at the Shows. Book your 
order for eggs or day-old 
chicks NOW. 
onte 
Y. 
sal" Hatching Eggsif; 
B urr WHITE LEHHORNS. S. C. R. I. REDS—Eggs 90c. per 15; 
$1.50 }»er 30. &luttied Anuouas, 151. Mint*roes, eggs $1.00 per 
15; $1.15 per 30. Catalogue free. John A. Roth, Quaker town, Fa. 
MAPLE COVE POULTRY YARDS^^I 
try; 200-egg strain: breeders and eggs. Send 2-cent 
stamp for illustrated catalogue. Route 24, Athens, Pa. 
Indian Runner Duck Eggs~ $L5 ° per - 13 ' dfh 
where in U. S. 
i ve red any 
CRAN0ALL FARMS AlUiou, New York 
The average of the White Wyandottes 
is ahead of that of any other breed, both 
here at Storrs and at the contest at 
Thorndale, Pa., but this may show up 
differently when the broody season com¬ 
mences. GKO. A. COSGROVE. 
cn Uariotioc chickens ducks, geese, turkeys, 
0U ¥ dl ICliCb GUINEAS and HARES. Stork and eggs. 80- 
page catalogue free. H.A. S0U0ER, Box 29.Sellersville. Pa. 
W HITE HOU.AND TURKEYS AND WHITE WY 
AND0TTES. Pekin Duck Legs. Seven years' careful 
breeding. Hundreds of unsolicited test imonials. Sa¬ 
tisfaction guaranteed. H.W. Anderson,Stewarlstowu.Pa. 
THOROUGHBRED BRONZE TURKEYS— Young toms weigh- 
I iug80 1bs. It. L. SWIFT, Cherry Valley, N. Y. 
Pure Bred BronzeTurkeys 
with the best of Plumage. Mrs.H. CHUMBLEY, Draper, Va. 
S.C.W. LEGHORN CHICKS AND EGGS 
Chicks—$12 per 100. Kggs—15 per 100. Is seven 
years’ experience in this line worthy of considera- 
tion 1 VANCREST POULTRY FARM, Salt Point. New York 
S.C.W. LEGHORNEGGS hundred. Baby chicks 
—pullets in September. Free range. White and Rice 
strain. SYCAMORE POULTRY FARM. Shelter Island. N. Y. 
black LeghornsTi B a ^i^ c ISi 
the kind that lay. A. E. HAMPTON, Box 205, Pittstown, N. J. 
Austin’s 200 Egg Strain S. C. R. I. Red* 
Standard bred; high record stock; red to the 
skin, Eggs for hatching, $1.50 to $10 per 
sotting (15) Utility eggs, $7.50 per 100. 90% fer¬ 
tility, and safe delivery guaranteed. Chicki. 
AUSTIN'S POULTRY FARM. Box 17. Center Harbor. N. H. 
ft, R Pnmh R I Rode WHITE WYANDQTTES and 
0. 05 n. llUIIIU n. I. neuh BARRED ROCKS; Healthy 
Vna.r.ma Stock. Krrs for hatching, SI.T.O (13). .4 f ew utility birds 
— Cockerels, $3.00, Hsus, $2.30. Serniuh Farm, Graautrich, Conn. 
R.l. Reds, Houdans, Indian Runner Ducks 
High-class stock for UTILITY, SHOW or EX¬ 
PORT. Eggs for hate hing. Matipg list on request. 
SINCLAIR SMITH. 602 Fifth St„ Brooklyn, N. Y. 
DINGMAN’S Rm?? S. C. R. I. REDS 
Eggs for hatching from 60 yearling hens with aver¬ 
age of 149 eggs in pullet year. Mated to large March 
hutched, dark red cockerels, sons of high-produc¬ 
ing, trap-nested hens. $$ per 100; $1.50 per 15. 
Special matings of pedigreed, trap-nested breeders 
mated to prize-winning males. $5 and $3 per 15. A 
few choice cockerels left. Send for mating list. 
Ur. J. C. DINt.MAN, Spring Valley, N. Y. 
FREE CtRCVLAR Comes by Return Hall 
Burnett's S. G. Black Minorcas 
14 years popular. White Turkeys-famous in 
America anti England. Khode Reds stand without a 
fear. Pekin Ducks second to none, save with us 
CO I.DIOS HAM POULTKY YARDS 
W t. BURNETT. Prep . Montgomery, New Ysrk 
Elizabeth Poultry Farmig 81 ^ 
Hatching, and day-old naby chii’ks.from 1.5ltoselect¬ 
ed breeding stork. S. C. VV. Leghorns, Barred liocks 
and .Buff Orpingtons. Write for PRICES. Visitors 
arc welcome to inspect our stoek any day except 
Sunday. JOHN H WARFEL AND SON. Rohrerstowa. Pa 
50 ROSE COMB REB COCKERELS-^””^ 
those that won blue or red ribbons at Trenton. 
Mount Holly, Bridgeton or Uamden thi» season! 
Price, *3 to $10 each. Can be returned if not as re¬ 
presented. A few liens and mullets for sale. Eras 
for hatching. ROANOKE POULTRY FARM. Sewefl. N. J. 
Aitf ItfkVmlOo.—S. C. W Le„-hnriia. Money back f-r inart one 
VtllbnO Pamphlet fr«e. C.M. Laurar. Box IS Kiyhtteld, *•*. 
