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Coming Live Stock Sales 
Feb. 4-5. 1010—Holsteins. Purebred 
Five Stock Sales Co., Brattleboro. Vt. 
April 1-2, 1010—Holsteins. Purebred 
Live Stock Sales Co.. Brattleboro, Vt. 
•Tan. 8-10, 1010—Ohio Shorthorn Breed¬ 
ers’ Association. Shorthorns. Columbus, 
Ohio; P. (1. Boss, sales manager. 
Feb. 18-21, 1010—Shorthorn Congress 
Show and Sale, Chicago, Ill.; F. W. 
Harding, manager. 
March 7, 1010—AV. C. AIcGavock, Du- 
roc-.Terseys, Mt. Pulaski, 111. 
BERKSHIRES 
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SWINE 
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We have a full line of 
Chester 
White Pigs 
for breeding purposes, laiigintr from 10 wks. to t> 
mos. old, bred from registered sires and dams. .\Iso 
a few Keg. .Tersey. cows, heifers and calves. Send 
stamp for Circ\ilara. I'.ltWAUIl WAI.TI'.IJ, 
I>ept. R, Ro.x afi, Wc»t Cliester, I’eiinsylvuiila. 
Reg- Ohester"\^hites 
Service Hoar.s. Bred gilts and August pigs. 
A. A. SOHOFEIjL., - Heuvelton, Y. 
Reg. Chester Whites 
for sale. Kidgeiy Alanor Farm, Stone Ridge, N.Y. 
Reg.0.1.C.*"rH''f7fPigs*roT? 
Eugene P. IloGEE.=i Wayville, N. Y. 
Reg. o. 
strain. Priced to sell. BRUBAKER BROS.. Milflintown. Pa. 
PureBredO.I.O.I=^is;s 
six to eight weeks old at S9. A dandy three-inos.-old 
boar at S15. Arthur Freeman, Pulaski, N.Y. 
Grand Champion Stock 
REGISTERED DUROC-JERSEY HOGS. 
FINEST BLOOD IN AMERICA. 
Foundation stock that will improve any herd. We 
are capable of tilling your order. 
I'RirtS KR.\SON'Aai,E. SKF. ours—SF.K others—THF.S BE 
coNviKcKD. -Money refunded if not satisfied. 
SWEET BRIAR FARMS. Inc., Somerville. N. J. 
BARGAIN- 
Rcd Duroc Service BOAR 
I have a prize winner, weighs 260 lbs. 
18 months old. which circumstances 
compels me to dispose of. Make offer. 
Can be seen in Borough of Brooklyn, 
New York City. Mr. GEORGE OVER, 
91 18tli'Street, Brooklyn. N. Y. 
Kinderhook Durocs 
All prices. One <iuality. Full luformatioii on laapieBt. 
KIMIEKIIOOK urUOC.JEKSEY ASS'.S, Klnderlipol., T. 
DUROC-JERSEYS ol Owalily 
from half ton grand champion ancestors. Send ns your 
requirements and state how mueh yon want to invest. A 
few boars ready for service. Satisfaction gtinranteed. 
ItA.llArO l*(ltT. lilY A.M> KUL'IT KAIIM, Spring Vallejr, N. Y. 
D » nEFE.NllEK, ORION, AND VOI,’ 
uroc-al ersey UNTEEK BUEEDINO. TSprlng 
Boars ready for service. Bred Sows and Gilts. Octo¬ 
ber Bigs. I’rices reasonable, f. B. CRAWFORD, Norih Eisl, Pa. 
(PIGS SHIPPED C.O. D.) 
100 O. I. 0. and Large Yorkshire Cross. 100 Berk¬ 
shire and O. I. C. Cross. 6 weeks old. ®8 eacli. 
60 shoats, 12 weeks old. 815 each. Extra l.arge 
boned Strechy Huskies, from liiirge.IGrowthy stock. 
D. Reeves, ‘ Lexington, Mass. 
O 13 . o s li i r o s 
Brood SOW: registered: 14 inos.: 850. Four mos. 
sow, 815. Boar, 810, For quick sale. 
BOUND SPRING FARM. Stanfordville. Dutchess Co.. N. Y. 
leg. 
Poland China‘s'"'"* 
__ _I immuned. 
red by Half Ton boars from dams that weigh to SOO. uU 
>ps lor Dee. delivery. K. UOWEl.L, SroUsbiirgh. V». 
For Sale-Rcg.BigTypc Poland China Pigs 
Best Western blood. Shipped anywhere by E-vpiess. 
Write for prices and let me tell yon about my pigs. 
G. S. HALL, - Farimlale, Ohio 
TAMWORffand HAMPslfRE SWINE 
write or visit RF.YNOLDS-LYBROOK FARMS COMPANY 
SucceHsor to Wustview Stock Knrin 
If, I \VliiHtoii*Siileiii« N. C, 
“HAMPSHIR E 
Tiiey grow over a pound a day if feti iittei-, ■' 
ligently. Free circular. Guernsey Bulls.: 
LOCL’ST LAWN FARM 
Box R 
N FAR.M SSSm 
B*rd-ln-Hand. Pa.Kff 'W* 
0 _ Sept, boars by S. V. Sc h oo 1 mast er 
I K~ Sows and lioars by Tradewinner’s Son. 
■ ■ • ■ Spring Valley Furiii, Memphis, N. Y. 
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SHEEP 
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FOR SALE 
Eleven Pure-Bred Horned 
DORSET EWE LAMBS 
Two venrs old. I'urchased from New York City, 
formerly kept in Central Park. Three Purebred 
Homed Dorset Ewe Lambs, same stock as ewes 
above mentioned. One Registered Horned Dorset 
Ram, live years old. Bred by the Tranquility 
Sto.-k Farms. These sheep are suitable to pas- 
tnre on golf links, as they are gentle and easy 
to liandle. Price very reasonable. Intpiire of 
COLIN G. WELLES, Hazeldean Farm, R. D. 8, Scotia, N. Y. 
Two Registered Hampshire RarnsLln 
of exceptioiiiil breeding, sired by an imported ram. 
HAROLD P. ONDERDONK, Box KM, Pleasantville. N.Y. 
75 Yearling Ewes Kambouiuette 
815 per head if taken before Jan. 1st. No orders 
aeeeptetl for less than ten head. 
ORA PATTKIDGE, Perry, N. Y. 
For Sale-40 Shropshire Sheep 
1—2 _ 3 years obi. Also .3 vrvnng Rams. All in fine condi¬ 
tion. \V. KAY.YIONII SELLECK, lIuntInKton. L. I. 
For Sale-Reg. Shropshire Ram Lambs 
Champion Berkshires 
Wo breed the large size prolific Berkshire, the kind 
with bijr bone, broad, thick backs, long: deep thick 
hams. Write for circular showing photographs of 
our prize-winning bosrs, sows and barrows. We of¬ 
fer fall andsummerpigs both8oxos,boarsren(ly for 
service and sows bred to our Grand Champion sires. 
HOOD FARM, - Lowell, Mass. 
CLOSING OUT 
Registered Berkshires 
A superb son of Successor’s Donl)Ie. 
“ SOW S of top notch breeding. 
2? ?to'vi£ I*H;S } spring farrow from aliove. 
Prices low. Write for pedigree list. Also a few fine 
Dorset and Shropsliire Sheep. 
J. C. Haartz, 10 Hig-h St., Boston, Mass. 
Blgiype Berkshires 
Public Sale of 60 Head 
on Feb. 22nd, 1919 
BRED SOWS AND GILTS 
Alti'ud this s.’ile if on the ni:ii ket for tli:- very 
liest :iiid biggest liogs tile breed i)i'o<luees. 
C. H. CARTER, Whilguern Farm, West Chester, Pa. 
Anedjo Berkshires 
Are bred for size and quality combined 
The big, mellow, easy feeding tvi'C, witli neat lie.-ids, 
bioaxi backs and E X T K A li E At Y II A Yl S. 
Foundation lierds, service boars, brood sowsaiid pigs 
H. M. TERWILLIGER, Mgr. Anedjo Farm.Webster, Mass. 
DlalA.l!ml3IlIl\I-Jl3 Don’t buy a pig in a 
poke. Try onr way, 
pay wlieii yon get the pig. Strictly lilgh class regis¬ 
tered Reiksliirea. shipped C. O. D., subject to 
approval which guarantees what you pay tor. Priced 
for quick sale as follows ; Three Months old $20.00; 
Four Months old $25.00 ; Five Months $30 00. Tell us 
what yon wailt and we will tly and i)lease you. 
PRIDE HOME FARM, R. D.. HOWARD, PA. 
Large Berkshires 
AT HIGHWOOD: 
Our customers write our advtt. Letter from John 
Ciuyon. Northampton, Mass.: " Price me. a younz 
boar. I £01 one from you in fall of 1916 and like 
him. He •sreishs 600 in service condition and took 
first prize at our fair." 
H. C. & H. B. HARPENDING, Box 15, DUNDEE, N.Y. 
Springbank Berkshires 
Sows and (Tilts bred for Spring litters that I 
am offering are bred to high class boars. 
Send for jirice and historic pedigrees. •:■ 
J. E. WATSON, - ' Marbledale, Conn. 
BERKSHIRES 
Have you ordered that i)air of Fall Pigs. T'he 
demand is strong. Our supply is limited. Do not 
delay. Write today. 
Two Service Boars to offer 
H. GRIMSHAW North East, Pa. 
BERKSHIRE SWINE 
August and September pigs are registered at 8 to 10 
weeks of age. Now booking orders for vigorous, 
Iiealtiiy stock of well known families at 520 each. 
Satisfaetion gnaianleed or money lefnnded. Cor- 
respomienee and calls invited. LOCUST LODGE FARM 
G. W. Kuchler, l.A GhaNGKVII.K, Dutciiess (,’o.. N. V. 
Registered BERKSHIRES 
Fall pigs—lioth sexes. Gooii Breeding. TCxcellent con¬ 
dition. Taking orders for Spring pigs. Fpoclial stiain. 
MIIIDLKHHGDK FAKM, AllciiliurHt, X. J. 
Cat Rock Farm Berkshires 
We liave some Extra tine sow and boar pigs, tl)ree to six 
montlis old. ..Vlso boars rejuly forsei viei‘ at very rea.son- 
ablo prices. lO sows recently l'arrow< d 133 pigs. Hied 
sows and gilts. Cut Iloek Farm. Westwood, .YIuss, 
fSxT-xxLixxer 
20 liesltliy llcrkshire nlioatK, weigliing 80 to 100 Il>s. .Inst 
right for a few weeks fattening,' then butchering. From 
fine, large, growtliy, registered stoclc. I’rice, 826 eacli. 
Kiehnrd W. Wagner, Box 2*22-X, F.ait Mortliport, N. Y. 
TABBELL FARMS BERKSHIRES 
PIGS of both sexes. Good breeding, lixcellent indivi¬ 
duals. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
TAKBKLL FARMS, Smithville Flats, N.Y. 
Registered BERKSHIRES 
Will sell a few of my four-mos.-old Berkshires for 
S25 a pair. Mrs. F. C. DALE, Cold Spring, Putnam Co., N.Y. 
iisAO Masterpiece-Longfellow 
H iKSn 1 lilood lines. Litters trom 
eiglit to 14. Rred sow.s. gilts, service boars and pigs, eitlici 
sex. Prices moderate. .Iiio. O. llreaiii, Rettysbare, l’». 
e « • We aie offering a fine lot of 
onilAAC bred sows and September boar 
XVOAXAA WO pigs at very reasonalile t>rices 
considering breeding. rWI5 BROOK KlKM, Newville. P». 
FOR BREEDERS. 6 weeks old Either 
DolKSnil CS sex ; $10 each. Trios not akin 
CLOVERHALE FAKIVI, Charlotte, N. Y. 
■ IIY C R DUCD con own purebred Berkshires. 
fill I I HnniCin summer and fidl pigs Address 
«. I>. BARN ES, - it. I). 11. Grove City, Pa. 
For Sale-One Large Reg. Berkshire Boar 
Papers furnislied. Price, $76. 
Address il. BUITGEL, - Montvllle, N. J. 
COR SALE—One 80 \v, nine mos. old ; weijrht, 265 lbs. $60. 
■ H O. I. C., H Berkehire. i'. If- Rpaumont^ Kushford, N.Y, 
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GUERNSEYS 
For SaleSSGucrnscj^ 
FORESTDALE FARM 
2 A. R. Cows, each. .$500 
2 A. R. Cows, one at.$600 and one at 650 
1 Thoroughbred cow. ••••• 500 
2 Grade Cows, S yrs. old, sired by Lorier’s 
Masher, 16522, each. 200 
Above cows bred to herd sire, Jethro’s 
Masher of Forestdale, 39162. 
1 Thoroughbred Heifer, 2 yrs. old, sired by 
Yoeman’s King of the May. 600 
2 Heifers, 1 year old, from A, R. Cows, each 450 
1 Heifer, 1 year old. 400 
1 Heifer Calf from A. R, Cow. 250 
2 Bulls, a yearling and one 3 months, each.. 125 
1 Bull 10 mos. old from A. R. cow. 250 
1 Bull 2 mos. old, from A. R. cow. 150 
Above calves sired by Jethro’s Masher 
of Forestdale. 
1 Team Grade Percherons, 6 yrs. old. Broken 500 
1 Team Grade Percherons,3 yrs.old,Unbroken 400 
1 Stallion, 1 year old. 150 
RICHARD D. DeFORFST AMSTERDAM, N. Y. 
Get Guernseys 
Tabulations made by the U. S. Department of Agri 
cultuie show that the average income over cost of 
feed from one cow that produces lbs. fat i.s eqn.al to 
the average income over cost of feed from 20 cows that 
produp# lOOlb.s. each. Tbe average of all ollicial Gnern.«ey 
records is 450 lbs. fat. Learn more about tliese profltaiilo 
cows. .\sk for our free booklet •■The .Story of the (Jiiernsey. 
The AMERICAN GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB 
Box R, PETERBORO, N. H. 
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HOLSTEINS 
Oaks Farm Guernseys 
Bull l)orn MareliSO, 1918, traces six times to Imp. Gold 
en .Secret. His dam is now on olllcial test and in 210 
days inis milked 9105 ills, of milk ami 394 of fat. Buil 
nicely marked. Excellent individual. Price, $400. 
W. S. KERR. Mgr., - Cohasset, Mass. 
Stannox Farm 
May Rose Guernseys 
Offers some well bred bull calves out of A. R. 
dams. Pedigrees and prices sent on request. 
P. F. STAPLES. Mgr. - East Holliston. Mass. 
Harbor Hill Guernseys 
Send for Sale IJst of iinll calves from 3 to 12 mos. 
old. A. K. breeding with size and constitution. 
C. H. HECHLER, Box 60 Roslyn, N. Y. 
mmH 
GUERNSEYS Young Bulls 
of splendid Adv. Reg. breeding. Guaranteed right 
in every way. Tlie dams milk from 40 to 5.") lbs. 
daily when fresh. Buy one of them and graiie up 
your herd. Could spare a few good cows. Write 
for prices and pe.iigrees. OTTO W. POST, Ensenore, N.Y 
Gold Medal 
GRANDSON IMP. GOLDEN SECRET For Sale 
3-.vr.-old; docile: well Iniilt individuiil. Dam’s rec¬ 
ord ai two;year-old, 380 lbs. fat. 
Jordan Farms, - Sauquoit, N. Y. 
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SALE 
E 20 Pure Bred Guernseys 
8 cows from 4 to 7 years old, in milk, bred to a son of 
Liiigwjiter May King; dam. Imp. Daisy Moon,3r(i, 18019.4 
milk, 928.39 B. Fat. 12 Heifers of May Kose breeding, bred 
to a May Kobo bull. PAKKEK Ic COtlOSIIALIi, linravla, N. Y. 
Thoroughbred Guernseys 
Bull calves, 3 to 12 months old, of high class breed¬ 
ing, sound constitution. Al.so some young surplu's 
Slock, :dl breed, for sale. Sale list on application. 
Superintendent "Girdle Ridge Farm”. Box 425, Katonah. N.Y. 
I^ARGE BERKSHIRES. 
...Masterpiece and Baron Mayhell 
l(reeding. Large husky, spring boars. Herd headera 
Bred gilts. Fall pigs. No-kin. Best of quality. Cholera - ... j j , „ 
immuned. Bargains. BsggKSigE STOCK FAIIMS. Prti»ecl, Ohii i herd in biggest Shetland Producing County in U, 
A Few Very Desirable 
Specimens ofRegistered 
Guerusey Heifers 
For 
Sale 
Geo. H. Cable, 
North Salem, N.Y. 
Kight mos.. $1 OO. Fifteen 
L»UeTnSey Dulls nuTs., .SWB. Fine Individ- 
uals. May sire. A. U. dams. TABER & MIGNIN, Castile, N.Y. 
4 Reg. Guernsey Bulls .lust ready for ser¬ 
vice. Farmers' prices. ALFRED I. STUBBS, R. R. 3. Anburn, M. Y. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
WALGROVE HERD 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
OVER 50 HEAD IN HERD 
Many imported. All registered. Tuberculin tested. 
>Iilk records kept. Write for jirice and particulars 
on Herd Heading Bulls. vyalnutGroveFarm,Washingtonville,N.Y. 
Mr. General Farmer! Dairy Shorthorns “[®‘'flta'bie 
breed for yon. Try them. We offer a trio for foun¬ 
dation. 2 heifer calves and a bull, unrelated, Choice¬ 
ly l)red. First draft or clieck for S425 takes them. 
A few others. EDWIN EASTERBROOK. Interlaken. N. Y. 
Aberdeen 
The lieef breed for tne East. Mature 
early, easy feeders. Send for illus- 
A _ ^ ^ trated liooklet witli particulars of 
K1 g U. 9 the breed and stock for sale. 
Clarence W. Kckardt, 31 Nassau St.. New York City 
Pure 
Swiss Goats 
A few dry does. No milkers to sell, 
ing stamp answered. S, J. SH-iUPIiKS, 
'ogirciiburg $40 
Only letters enclos- 
R 0-5, NorriiitowD, Pa 
One Yearling Reg. Dairy Shorthorn Bull condition. 
Red, little white. 3100. UALBH BEADLE, Le Roy, N.Y. 
HORSES 
SHETLAND PONIES 
We sell on the IRSTALLMEKT l)lan. 200 head to 
select from. Herd established 1891. Send lOo 
for contract and price list. Address Dept. L 
THE 8HADYSIDE FARMS, North Benton, 0. 
For Two 
Thousand Years 
_ the people of Holland liave 
been developing the Holstein-Friesiaii breed of 
dairy c.-ittle. They have developed a breed that 
most economically turns large amountsof coarse 
fodder into valuable dairy prodnets, and is 
valuable for beef purposes, IIolstein-Friesian 
cows exceed all others in miik and butter pro¬ 
duction and roturn a greater profit upon the 
cost of their feed. 
I£ interested in 
HOLSTEIN CATTLE 
Send for onr b o ok lets—they contain much 
valuable information. 
HOLSTEIN - FRIESIAN ASSOCIATION OF 
AMERICA, Box 105, Brattleboro, /t. 
Fresh Cows ."IfrsW.Trl For Sale 
1 00 Fresit cows, milking 40 to 60 Ihs. per day. I OO 
Cows duo to calve Novemlicr and December. Tliey 
are large and in good condition. Will please the man 
tliat wants extra good cows. 1 50 Hrode heifers, an 
extra good bunch. 60 of them are due to calve in De¬ 
cember and .Tannary, balance from January on to 
spring. 60 Registered heifers, all ages, marked tine 
and carry a lot of good breeding, part of them due to 
calve in December and January. 20 Good registered 
bulls, all ages. 
CORTL AND HOLSTEIN FARMS 
Dept. “ R ”, 203-205 Savings Bank Bldg., CORTLAND, N.Y. 
Boll Phono 534. 
HOLSTEINS 
30 registered heifers, bred. 
25 registered liell'ers.not In-ed. 
26 registered cows, fresh and 
springer. 20 registered Inills. 
30 high grade, fresh and 
springers. 20 stripper cows, 
5-2-year-olds, lit farmer’s 
prices. J4 Holstein lieifer 
calves, $20 to $26 each, ex¬ 
press paid, in lots of 6. Come 
at once. We are ovei slocUed. 
JOHN C. REAGAN, Tully, N.Y, 
Registered Yearling Bulls 
Sireii by a grjindson of the King of the I’ontiaes from 
a 2.').4'i II). dam, at popular iirices. Write me what 
you want. 0. F. McLENNAN, 311 Union Bldg., Syracuse, N.Y. 
Purebred Reg. Holsteins 
All ages, either sex. Also Higli Gntde ll()lstei!i Calves, 
eitlier .sex, $20 to $25 each. f. H. WOOD, <'..r(liiiid, N.w York 
Reg. Holstein Service Bull 
Dam. an A. R. O. sister to a 40-lb. cow. Sire’s 3 dam. 
average 30 lbs. of butter in 7day8: over 18,000 lbs. of milk a 
year; fatabovo4%. Young bull calves, mostly wliUe, 360 
andlip. I’opnlar breeding. IRA S. JARVIS, H.rlwich S.min.ry.N T. 
Wanted-A Herd of Grade Holsteins 
Must be good milkers. Forty to fifty. State price. 
Arthur Burnett, 1.35 E. 45th St., New York 
30 Head Pure Bred Holstein Heifers 
Harry Vail, New Alilford, Orange Co., N. V. 
Holstein-Friesian Bull Calves wwtlfor 
special offer. GATES HOMESTEAD FARM. Chiltenango, N.Y 
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JERSEYS 
fpHE Jersey ha« ev.r been 
noted as the profit breed. But 
these days of high-priced feed 
are making her even more fam- 
ons. You must look into this 
Jersey matter. It will show you 
the difference between keeping 
a cow and having the cow keel* 
yoii. Ask breeders for price, 
and pedigrees. Writo us for 
Important Jersey facts, fre.. 
The American J.r.ey C.l(l. Club 
330 West 23rd St., New York City 
JERSEYS 
HAMILTON 
FARM 
Several Grandsons of 
FERN’S OXFORD NOBLE 
1’ 5012 lie—Out of K. of M. Dams. Priced to 
SELL IMMEDIATELY 
H.\Mir.TO.')I FARM. Gf.ADSTONK. N. J. 
“Q.U A LIT Y” 
For Sale Two Bull Calves 
8 and 4-mos. c'd. Dams in Register of Merit 
with over 500 lbs. butter as two-year-olds. 
If you want a good bull, write 
E. W. MOSHER, . Aurora, N. Y. 
For Saje-young Herd of Reg. JERSEYS 
consisting of eight heifers, bull anil two calves, 
bargain. Jones Jersey E'arui. Sauquoit, N. Y. 
AYRSHIRES 
ANIMALS 
ef both sexes 
FOR SALE 
Run mostly light, $75 anti up, 'rop-notch 
lireeding; everytliing guaranteed tliat leaves 
the f.’irni, or money back. 
OTTERKILL FARMS 
Washingtonville, Orange County. New York 
Reg. Ayrshire Bull For Sale-Reg. 
14 month.soTd. Ready for service. Good size and in very 
gooii condition. Has good record. Owner has two. 
I.auni Lockwood Farm, Geo. K. Moon. Oanbury, Ohio 
S h etl a n d Po n i es i."Si^oldls^ 
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