1014 . 
THE RURAb NEW-YORK KIR. 
679 
Po' 0'0 fnr Unlohino*—BARRED ROCKS. GOOD LAYERS. 
IUI ndlUllllg Pens are headed with Cocker¬ 
els from Pittsfield Heavy-Laying strain. 80c. per 
15; $1 per 100. 8. H. MILLER, Ha K ue, N. Y. 
BARRED ROCKS 
Eggs—$1 per 15; $3.50 per 100. Baby chicks. 
B. H, HKNION, - itrockport. New York 
RARRFH R0fiKS- HATCHING nggs- 
DMnncU IIUUAO iarg0 vigorous birds, free 
range, open house, heavy Winter layers, splendid 
broilers, $5 per 100; $1 for 15. W. A. RODNEY, Gilboa, N Y. 
“Perfection” Barred Rocks 7£Xnfy prize” 
winners (Ringlet strain). Eggs, $2 per 15; 3 settings 
for $5. Utility eggs (free range) $1 per 15. Pew fine 
cockerels t3 and up. l)r. liny: mu, Ilox It 48,Dovlcstonn,1’n. 
BARRED ROCK EGGS o $ te 15i $4pGVl0 °- Buff 
$6 per 100. Pawn 
per 12; $0 per 100 
gton oggs, $1 per 15; 
and White Runner I luck Eggs, $1 
J. L HERETER, R. 0. 4, Gettysliuro, Pa. 
PARKS STRAIN BARRED ROCKS 
Breeders headed by Males from the High Pedigree 
Pons of J. W. Parks for Eight Years. EggsTesting 
over 90® giving us GO to 70%. Hatches $3 per 50; $0 
per 100 THE MACKEY FARMS, Gilboa, N.Y. 
MAPLE COVE POULTRY YARDSlE&SM 
try; 200-egg strain: breeders and eggs. Send 2-eent 
stamp for illustrated catalogue. Rente 24, Athens, Pa. 
ARE YOU READING 
The Diary of a Commercial Hen? 
79 Healthy Chicks Out of 99 Eggs 
The Country Gentleman 
The Farm Weekly That Is Different 
5c the Copy of all Newsdealers SI.50 the Year by Mail 
TIFE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY 
Independence Square, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Gibson Strain Day-Old Chicks 
We ship lively, hardy clucks from our 
strain of large size, vigorous breeding 
stock of bred-to-l»y 8. C. White Leg¬ 
horns, Barred Plymouth Rocks and 
Rhode Island Reds. 
Write For Free Calalorif„Siy.WSr?,5S: 
ings and prices of Baby Chicks, Eggs for Hatching, 
breeding stock and Indian Runner Ducklings. 
GALEN FARMS, G. F. Gibson, Owner, Drawer G. CLYDE, N.Y. 
S.C.WHITE LEGHORN EGGS SsWJss 
chicks from heavy laying strain. Strong, healthy stock. 
Fawn and White and pure White Indian Runner Duck 
eggs for hatching. Write today for free circular to 
Juniata Poultry Y’ards, Mifflintown, Pa. 
Silver Campines, White Orpingtons, Anconas 
Prize stock. Extraordinary layers. Eggs, Chicks. 
A LG O N ODIN FARMS, - Ameslmry, Mass. 
WHITE WY’DOTTES 
For the Quality Kind 
Itred to Lav and Win. 
Also S. C. BUFF LEGHORNS, WHITE PAYER- 
OLLKS and LAKENVELDERS Guaranteed Eggs 
and Chicks at right prices. Write for my circulars, 
they will interest vou. In business since 1901. 
OWN LAND FA It M, Box 497, South Hammond, N Y. 
The Orange County Poultry House 
(Patented) 
Broods 700 chicks or houses 300 layers, Winter 
or Summer. One of my houses contains 300 
pullets, hatched Sept. 11th last, that laid 124 
eggs March 11th and 209 March31st. “Come 
and see.” or send for catalogue and price list. 
O. W. MAPES, Middletown, N. Y. 
Single Comb Reds Onlv— Bred ri K ht > grown right, 
* ,,n S 10 ^ u,uu neJ!> Uli,y mated to produce vigorous 
stock of first class utility and good standard quality. 
Eggs for hatching, my specialty. $1.00 !>er 15, $6 00 per 
100. stock reasonable. 4. qUACKIi\BUSH, Darien, Conn. 
COCKERELS & W. EMDEN GANDERS 
a few choice ones loft—$3, 14 and $5 each. White 
Wyandotte, Black Minorca*. Silver Campines. 
Maple Cove Poultry Ya ds, Route24, Athens, Pa. 
Light Brahmas and Rose Comb 
O J —thorough bred stock. Eggs for hatching. 
iveas L MILLER, Box 268 , HIGHLAND, NEW YORK 
Indian Runner Duck Eggs vai^.une sffil 
Bred from prize winning birds. White egg strain. 
Eggs, $1.00 per 13. Robert K. Twcddle, Montgomery, N. Y. 
EGGS 
k—Choice Buff Wyandotte eggs 
for sale. 75c for fifteen, 
$4.00 a hundred. Free range. 
CHAS. l.Mii.LLU, R.F.D. No. 1, Hudson,N.Y'. 
DURE ROSE COMB BROWN LEGHORN COCKERELS for 
■ breeders. Trained Newfoundland dogs f<*r 
boys. I. C. HAWKINS, Route 3. Middletown. New York 
Haroc flND WHITE ANGORA RABBITS-Send 
Hatch for prices and booklet free. Pleasant 
Valley Rabbit Farm, D. W. Phelps, Prop., Georgetown, N. Y. 
EGGS S. C. W. LEGHORNS 
SI for 15: $5 for 100. Collie Dogs, Persian C its. 
\V. U. t.si rainier, Coopers Plains, Steuben Co , N. Y. 
THE GASOLINE ENGINE ON THE 
FARM. Its operation, repair and uses. 
By Xeno W. Putnam. 
This is the kind 
of a book every 
farmer will appre¬ 
ciate and ever y 
farm home ought 
to have. Includes 
selecting the most 
suitable engine for 
f a r m work, its 
in o s t convenient 
a li d efficient in¬ 
stallation, w i t h 
chapters on trou¬ 
bles, their reme¬ 
dies, and bow to 
avoid them. The 
care and manage¬ 
ment of the farm 
tractor in plowing, 
bar rowing, har¬ 
vesting and road 
grading are fully 
covered: also plain 
directions are 
given for handling the tractor on the road. 
530 pages. Nearly ISO engravings. 
This book will be sent to any address prepaid for 
TWO NEW YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS 
or Twenty Ten-week Trial Subscriptions 
or Four Yearly Renewal Subscriptions 
or One New Yearly Subscription and Two 
Renewal Subscriptions. 
The Rural New Yorker, 333 West 30th St., N. Y. 
THE EGG-LAYING CONTEST. 
The twenty-first week of the contest, 
ending March 27, shows the largest out¬ 
put to date; 3,597 eggs were laid, ex¬ 
ceeding last week’s good record by ICO 
eggs. Frank L. Tuttle’s Barred Rocks 
win first place for the week with the 
highest score that has yet been made, 
viz., 59. The record is, 7, 5, 4, 5, 6, C, 
6. 6, 5, 5. W. C. Morgan’s Buff P. 
Rocks tie with Neale Bros. White Wyan- 
dottes for second place, each pen scoring 
54. The S. C. It. I. Reds of A. B. Bruml- 
ago, are tied for third place with the 
White Wyandottes of Merrythought 
Farm, each scoring 53. 
Barred P. Rocks made the highest 
average for the week as well as taking 
the first place. The four pens laid 212 
eggs, average per pen 53. White Wyan¬ 
dottes are next, the five pens laying 243, 
average 4S.6. 
Buff P. Rocks are third with a pen 
average of 48. The S. R. I. Reds 
averaged 43.8 per pen. The White P. 
Rocks also averaged 43.8. The White 
Leghorns averaged 42.9 per pen. The 
R. C. Reds 41; and the three pens of 
Dunghills averaged 40.5. All the pens 
in the contest, good, bad and indifferent, 
averaged over 43 eggs each for the week. 
The week’s score and the total is given 
below: 
BARRED ROCKS. WK. TL. 
,T. ,T. Francis, New York. 52 550 
Frank L. Tuttle, Massachusetts 59 383 
A. B. Hall, Connecticut. 49 258 
Waveny Farm, Connecticut.... 52 250 
WHITE J*. ROCKS. 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 45 451 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 47 335 
F. H. Benton, Connecticut. . .. 45 432 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 4G 297 
Albert T. Lentzen, Massachu¬ 
setts . 47 293 
BUFF P. ROCKS. 
A. A. Ilall, Connecticut. 42 393 
W. C. Morgan, Connecticut... 54 235 
WHITE WYANDOTTES. 
Tom Barron, England. 52 S37 
Merrythought Farm, Connceti- 
cut . 53 652 
Neale Bros., Rhode Island.54 GOO 
D. J. Ryan & Son, Connecti¬ 
cut . 47 467 
West Mt. Pity. Yards, Connecti¬ 
cut . 37 437 
BUFF WYANDOTTES. 
Dr. N. W. Sanborn, Massachu¬ 
setts . 4G 412 
Dr. N. W. Sanborn, Massachu¬ 
setts . 43 369 
Am. Buff Wyan. Club, New 
York . 37 368 
IT. L. Hamilton, Connecticut. . 42 1S6 
Day Old Chicks 
and 
Six to Eight Weeks Old Pullets 
Six weeks old 60 cents each 
Eight weeks old 70 cents each 
Kirkup’s Strain S. C. White Leghorns, 
bred for vigor, size and Large White 
Market Eggs. Fifty chicks or less, 20c 
each; one hundred, $15; five hundred, 
$62 SO; one thousand, $125. Safe arri¬ 
val guaranteed. Place order NOW. 
Orders taken now for 0 to 8 Weeks Old d 
Bullets for delivery April 10 to May 20. Write • 
for prices. FREE BOOKLET—“Better 
Chickens”—describing Day Old Chicks, 
Pullets, Cockerels, etc. Send for it to day. 
CHESTNUT POULTRY FARM 
KIRKUP BROS., Props. 
MATTITUCK, L. I., NEW YORK 
Single Comb White Leghorns Exclusively 
D.W. Young’s strain. The finest in the world. Bred 
for their great Winter-laying qualities. Over 31)00 
layers on free farm range. Largest plant of high- 
class breeders in the world at farmers’ prices. 
Eggs for hatching now ready in any quantity @ $6 
per 100, $50 per 1000. Quick shipments. Baby 
chicks $12 per 100—capacity, 8.030 weekly. The kind 
that live. My book Profits i l Poultry Keeping Solved— 
5th edition, given free with all $10 orders. Satis¬ 
faction Guaranteed. Descriptive circulars free. 
EDGAR llltIQCs, Box 141, I'leasnnt Valley, N.Y. 
Range-bred Winter Layers 
Well filled egg-baskets in Winter spell success 
fortlie poultry keeper. Hatching eggs six dollars 
per hundred. Day-old chicks double, from our 
selected heavy-laying strain. S. C. W. Leghorns. 
RAMAPO POULTRY & FRUIT FARM. SpringValley.N.Y. 
GREATEST LAYERS 
IN AMERICA 
MY BREEDS RECOMMEND THEMSELVES 
RHODE ISLAND REDS 
The famous Vibert Hock of beautiful, brilliant, glow¬ 
ing cherry to mahogany red-!o-the-ski;> rose and single 
comb thoroughbreds. Not uncertain layers mated 
to males from uncertain layers, but specially selected, 
long backed, low tailed, certified trap nested record lay¬ 
ers. scientifically line bred along Government lines for 
heaviest winter egg product!, a, with yearly trapnest 
laying rates of 211 to 2B7 eggs; I red away from broodiness, 
ana mated to large, vigorous, brilliant red males on! 
of heaviest trapnest record layers. Heaviest winter 
laying, large, hardy Beds in America, hen hatched 
and raised, on absolutely free range, in wide-open 
front colony houses, on a scientific plant absolutely 
free from roup and white diarrhoea. Highly fertile, 
clean, well shaped, unblemished eggs, gathered 
hourly, shipped daily, delivered when wanted, guaranteed 
unbroken. Vibert Vitality Day Old Chicks. Splen¬ 
did breeding cockerels from trapnested hens, trios, 
mated breeding pens for sale. Prompt shipment, 
safe delivery all over North and South America, 
eourteous, strictly upright dealings. Mating book¬ 
let upon receipt of stamp. 
VIBERT RED FARM. Box l.Weston, New Jersey 
R.I.REDS 
Bose and Single Comb. D. & F. Strain. Heavy 
layers, and show record of 87 first in 12 years. 
Eggs, $2 per 15; $5 per 50 eggs; $9 per 100 eggs; 
$81) per 1,000 eggs. Cockerels, $3and $5 each. Or¬ 
der direct from this ad. or send formating list. 
DOTY & FREESE, - R. F. D. 9, Geneseo, N. Y. I 
IHT’L EGG LAYING CONTEST 
COLONIAL REDS WIN over every American entry of the 
American breeds. Our pen of Reds, single comb, heat 
every American entry of the American breeds, each bird 
averaged for the year, 194 EGGS. Official record. 
We Oder EGGS FOR HATCHING, from our pedigreed 
stock that, we honestly believe are the strongest-laying 
lines produced to date. Our mating list will tell you de¬ 
tails and prices, and will besenton application. We prom¬ 
ise honorable treatment. We are the breeders that fur¬ 
nish all the birds that the Youth’s Companion ship out to 
their subscribers, shipments made to forty-six States the 
past year. COLONIAL FARM, Box O, Temple, New Hampshire 
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds 0 ron!Ve, e y 
dark red birds and great layers. Eggs and chicks. 
Mating list on request. A E. ADAMS, Stony Creek N.Y. 
R. I. Reds, Indian Runner Ducks 
Eggs for hatching. Breeding stock. 
Sinclair Smith, 603 5th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
BARRON LEGHORNS—World’s best 
BARRON WYANDOTTES- England's best 
STORR’S BUFF ROCKS- America’s best rocks 
VIBERT-AUSTIN REDS—200 & 260-egg flocks combined 
HALF-BARRON LEGHORNS-A 200-egg bird 
WAlTON’S ENG. PENCILLED DUCKS-World’s record 
TOULOUSE GEESE— Largest —lay 40 eggs 
Eggs and chicks—all ages—all year. Custom 
brooding saves brooder trouble. 
"ROUEN DUCKS" 
Farm Prices, Circular 
MORRIS-FARM, R. 4, Bridgeport, Csnn. 
TOM BARRON’S w»i£5£™ 
Austin’s 200 Egg Strain S. C. R. I. Reds 
Standard bred: High record stock; red to the 
skin. Eggs for hatching, *1.50 to $10 per 
setting (15) U tility eggs, $7.50 per 100. 90% fer¬ 
tility, and safe delivery guaranteed. Chick*. 
AUSTIN'S POULTRY FARM, Box 17, Center Harbor. N. H. 
R.C 
Rode EXCLUSIVELY—If you want the best R. 
lxeus ( )<b n{ je Island Eggs that are fully 
guaranteed, at a satisfactory price, write for cata¬ 
logue. Roanoke Poultry Farm, SeweLl, New Jersey 
Deming’s S. C. 
hatching. Circular. 
R I Fan cy laying 
IV. 1. AtUs stock. Eggs for 
H. P. DEMING, Robertsville, Conn. 
CfkAQ that hatch and chicks that live from the 
LUllv Rose Comb Reds which won fi'st at the 
-two Egg Laying Contests, Storrs. 
Glenview Poultry Farm, Rockville, Conn. 
COLUMBIAN W Y A N DOTTES. 
Nat’l Col. Wyan. Club, Massa¬ 
chusetts . 45 301 
S. C. REDS. 
Dr. J. A. Fritchey, Pennsylvania 39 618 
Geo. P. Dearborn, Florida. ... 43 544 
l'inecrest Orchards, Massachu¬ 
setts ... 47 507 
Colonial Farm, New Hampshire 52 477 
A. B. Brundage, Connecticut.. 53 496 
J. S. Gillespie, Connecticut... 45 462 
Harry B. Cook, Connecticut... 45 455 
H. P. Deming, Connecticut.... 43 329 
ROSECOMB BEDS. 
Glenview Pity. Farm, Connecti¬ 
cut . 44 495 
C. S. Scoville, Connecticut. 38 344 
WHITE LEGHORNS. 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 52 697 
Francis F. Lincoln. Connecticut 38 697 
Cecil Guernsey, New York.... 40 578 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 43 526 
Tom Barron, England. 46 517 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 49 464 
Marwood Pity. Farm, Connecti¬ 
cut . 45 467 
Bonnie Brook Farm, New York 47 458 
Bradford Farm, Connecticut... 47 445 
L. E. Sands, Pennsylvania.... 41 411 
I*. G. Platt, Pennsylvania. 48 410 
Storrs Agr. Sta., Connecticut. 42 407 
Manor Pity. Farm, New York 47 394 
Clias. W. Sherwood, Connecti¬ 
cut . 48 386 
F. M. Pcasley, Connecticut.... 47 3S2 
BUFF LEGHORNS. 
Wolverine Pity. Farm, Michi¬ 
gan . 47 362 
BLUE ANDALUSIANS. 
E. D. Bird, Connecticut. 45 260 
BUFF ORPINGTONS. 
O. Wilson, West Virginia. 44 313 
WHITE ORPINGTONS. 
P. A. Demgar, New York.3S 267 
WHITE LACED CORNISH. 
IV. L. Red Cornish Club, 
Massachusetts . 31 12S 
SILVER CAMPINES. 
W. J. H. Lobel, New Jersey... 38 212 
DUNGHILLS. 
II. W. Collingwood. New Jersey 36 190 
Daniel lliue, Connecticut. 46 407 
Daniel Iline, Connecticut....: 40 290 
MIXED BREEDS. 
Profitable Poultry, Massachu¬ 
setts . 39 436 
Profitable Poultry, Massachu¬ 
setts . 44 395 
The total number of eggs laid to date 
is 30,753. It may he noticed that the 
Storrs Agricultural Station pen of White 
Leghorns, pen No. 42, the pen that lias 
been fed sour milk ever since they were 
hatched, has caught up now with Fran¬ 
cis F. Lincoln’s pen of White I-eghorns, 
which hitherto has been the leading pen 
of that variety. Tom Barron’s pen of 
White Wyandottes still leads in the total 
production by 140 eggs. geo. a. cosgrove. 
Imported direct from Tom Barron’s farm; Tom Bar¬ 
ron's defeated all American breeds; 5 hens laid 1190 
eggs in 1 year, averaging 23S; large handsome, vig¬ 
orous white cockerels, $3 and $5; eggs, $1; $6 per 100. 
P. F. RAFFERTY, Marlboro, Mass. 
S. C . WHITE LEGHORNS 
Eggs for hatching from selected, mature liens, bred 
for 18 years for vigor and Egg production. 
FLOYD Q. WHITE, Successor to White & Rice, Yarktown, N. Y- 
OUFF WHITE LEGHORNS, S. C. K. I. REPS—Eggs 90c. p«r 15; 
0 $1.50 per 30. Mottled Aucon&s, Bl. Minorcas. eggs $1.00 per 
15; $1.75 per 30. Catalogue free. John A. Roth, Quakertonn, Pa. 
THOROUGHBRED S. V. WHITE AND DROWN 
' LEGHORNS EGGS— $3.50 per 100. or 75c. pevl5. 
Also Rouen Ducks eggs. M. F. BOLT, Cincinnatus, N. Y. 
DOSE COMB BROWN LEGHORN EGGS for hatch. 
11 iag. One dollar for thirteen. Also could procure R. I. 
Reds and White Leghorns. I.KOfl L. SAGE, Crown Point, J.V. 
THOltOUGH RUED POULTRY— Best 20 varie- 
* ties. Healthy, vigorou* stock. Good layers. Eggs, 
15, $1: 40, $2. Catalog. H.K. Mohr,R.Nu.3,Quakertown, Pa. 
fin Uariciiae CHICKENS. DUCKS, GEESE, TURKEYS- 
OU IUI IbllCb GUINEAS and HARES. Stock and eggs. 60 
page catalogue tree. H.A. S0UDER, Box 29,Se!lersvi!le. Pa. 
nKAFOWL— 100 Peafowl—beautiful birds, $15 pair. Plieas- 
r ants, Canadian geese, Carneaux pigeons. Boole on orna¬ 
mental birds, colored plates, "5c. G. Veit man, Ponghtee psle, ti.Y. 
nn 111 TRYMFN -Sen<1 2(5 Stamp for Illustrated 
rUUL 1 n 1 l.ltil price list describing 35 varie¬ 
ties. LAST DONEGAL POULTRY YARDS. MARIETTA, PA. 
S American Dominiques 
DA BY CHICKS —Campines, Silver-Golden. S C- 
U W. Leghorns. Range raised consistent egg pro. 
ducers. Catalogue free. S. D. HALL, Box N, Seville, Ohio 
Silver Spangled Hamburg crested 
Black Polish, American Dominique, Black 
Langshan and Buff Orpington oggs, 5c. apiece. 
AUSTIN JACKSON, Mineral Springs, N, Y. 
While Wyandottes-S‘L» V7J* 
THOMAS C. GORDON, • Brockport, N. Y. 
W hi tpW van rlnitwit THflT LAY. Egss from two 
YY illlc YY yanCiOllcS pens, headed by cockerels 
imported direct from Tom Barron. Also eggs from 
other pens. Circular. WM. J. THOMSON, Delhi, N. Y. 
EGGS FOR HATCHING—WHITE WYAN- 
*-* DOTTES —Regal Strain: White Indian Runners 
—$1 per settings. Special Price by the hundred. Sat¬ 
isfaction guaranteed. F. Cryus Twining, Pineville, Pa. 
WHITE WYANDOTTE Co^o fnrHatphiilO' -Far w> 
ANDS.C.W. LEGHORN Lggb IUI nalUllitg red. Pure 
stock. $1 per 15. M. W. BELL, Haddonfield, New Jersey 
Anconas Marvelous Winter Layers 
Winners of more ribbons at the great Boston show 
than any other two exhibitors. Circular free. 
C. A. M ARTIN - Derry, New Hampshire 
RNCONAS, WHITE ORPINGTONS. R. 1. REDS-Grand vigor- 
** onsheavy-laying strains. Eggs, Baby Chicks. Now 
ready for I minediate Delivery. Illustrated catalogue 
free. Silverton Poultry Farm, Box 7, East Syracuse, N. Y. 
MOTTLED ANCONAS EGGS for hatching. 75c, 15; $4.00, 
"* lOu. GKO. K. BOWDISH, Esperanee, N. Y. 
MAMMOTH OCECP CRRQ— 35c. EACH. DELIVERED 
TOULOUSE OLLOL LUUO CRANDALL FARMS, Albion,N.Y. 
S. C. Buff ORPINGTONS 
scientifically line-bred for 10 years to develop size, 
color and heavy egg-production, as well as prize¬ 
winning qualities. Sunsivick Orpingtons are 
great utility fowls. Cockerels make fine, large 
broilers and capons. Hens are great layers, 1,000 
yearling fowls now for sale at very reasonable 
prices. Eggs for Hatching amlDay-Old Chicks. Book 
your order now. Write today for FREE catalog. 
SUNSIVICK POULTRY FARM 
Rufus Delafield, Owner Box N SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N. J. 
r IE FARMERS FAVORITE WINTER LAYERS-WHITE ORPING¬ 
TON EGGS AND CHICKS Square Heal Guaranteed. 
Catalogue free. W. R. STEVENS. Culver Road, Lyons, N.Y. 
EGGS for HATCHING— White Orpingtons,Barred Rocks, 
L Dark Brahmas, White Pekin I'ticks. Prizewin¬ 
ners Rochester show. JOHN SOUTHARD, Albion, N. Y. 
sAL*-lndian Runners—Fawn and White Strain 
$1.50 each. Eggs for hatching, 75c. doz.; 14 per HO. 
Also Pittsfield Barred Rocks at $1.25 per doz. 
Mrs. GEORGE DAVIDSON, R. F. D. I, Annapolis, Maryland 
Indian Runner Duck Eggs 
wliere in U. S. CRANDALL FARMS. Albion. New York 
Indian Runner Ducks a“ w d n 
white. Most profitable fowl. Snow-white eggs. Send 
for my free book on Culture. Eggs for hatching. 
Mrs. JAMES A. PUGH,' Sunnyacres,"South Williamsport, Pa. 
INDIAN RUNNER Dock Errs for Hatch¬ 
ing. English pencilled, white-egg strain, $1.50 for 
13, delivered. Drakes, SI .50 each 
ROTO SALT COMPANY - Union Springs, N. Y. 
White Indian RunnerDuck 
$1,50 per 13. FRED S 0EY0E, Hunter, Greene Ca., N. Y. 
M ammoth pf.kin duck fccs—$i per i2 ; *s. 50 
pel'50. Prize wiuneic. GEU.WlttUliSO.X, Handera, H. J. 
PEKIN DUCKS 'lSZa*E&S5 
Winners at both N- Y. shows. White Cornish fowls, 
tlie ideal breed for broilers. R.C. Reds—Winter lay¬ 
ers. White Guineas and Bronze Turkeys. Fertile eggs 
that hatch. RIDGELEIGH F. & P. FARM, Huntington, L. I., N.Y. 
Burnett’s Stock Admired 
Blue ribbons from 15 shows—Madison Square Gar¬ 
den, etc, 14 years our Minorcas pleased the public. 
They will build a fancy egg trade in any city. One 
man claims—he trusts them to pay any mortgage off. 
We sell Rhode Island Reds, bred from record stock. 
No better White Turkeys bred. Have yon our bulle¬ 
tin? Write ('Oi.l>ENHAM POULTRY YARDS 
W L. BURNETT, Prop., • Montgomery, New York 
Wild & Bronze Turkey Eggs^Lm^caK 
2c. stamp, showing pure wild gobbler from the 
mountain. VALLEY VIEW POULTRY FARM, Belleville. Pa 
G iant bronze turkey eggs. $ 4.00 per 10 
RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS. $1.00 per 15 
INDIAN RUNNERDUCK EGGS, $ 1.00 per 12 
H, J. VAN DYKE, GETTYSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA 
W HITE HOLLAND TURKEYS AND WHITE WY- 
ANOOTTES.Pf uin Duck Eggs. Seven years’careful 
breeding. Hundreds of unsolicited testimonials. Sa¬ 
tisfaction guaranteed. H.W. Anderson,Stewartstawn.Pa. 
UAD8CTICC Chickens, Ducks, Gees*, 
OU VAniSlIILd Turkeys, O. I. C. Hogs, 
STOCK AND EGGS. REDUCED PRICES. 
Big new Illustrated circular, better than ever. 
FKEt " John E. Heatwole, Harrisonburg, Ya. ^ 
