The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
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Coming Live Stock Sales 
Feb. 18-21—Shorthorn Congress Show 
and Sale, Chicago, III.; E, W. Harding, 
manager. r - - . 
March 7—W. C. McGavock, Duroc- 
Jer.se.vs. Mt. Pulaski, 111. 
March 11-—-Iowa Shorthorn Breeders’ 
Association, 1 >es Moines, la. 
The New England Berkshire Club will 
hold its second annual business meeting 
and bred sow consignment salt' at. Brat- 
tlcboro. Yt.. March 11 and 12. Tlic 
business meeting will be held in the eve¬ 
ning, March 11. at the Brooks House and 
the sale on the 12th at the pavilion of the 
Purebred Live Stock Sales Co. 
March 12—New England Berkshire 
Club, bred sows, BrattleborA, Vt. 
March 12—Southern Iowa Breeders’ 
Association. Percherons, Oskaloosa, la. 
March 13-14-—-Nebraska Shorthorn 
Breeders’ Association, Shorthorns, Grand 
Island. Neb. 
April 1-12—Holsteins, Purebred T.ive 
Sto<'k Sales Co., Brattleboro, Yt. 
April 11—Central Illinois Shorthorn 
Breeders’ Association, Paris, Ill. 
April 17—John II. Fitch, Angus, Lake 
City, la. 
BERKSHIRE'S 
Champion Berkshires 
Wo breed the large size prolific Berkshire, the kind 
with biff bone, broad, thick backs, long deep thick 
hams. Write for circular showing photographs of 
our prize-winning hours, sows ami barrows. We of- 
for fall and summer pigs both sexes.hoars ready for 
service and sows bred to our Grand champion sires. 
HOOD FARM, - Lowell, Mass. 
LARGE BERKSHIRES 
AT HIGHWOOD: 
In the last volume of the Berkshire Record, just is¬ 
sued, we recorded' more Berkshires bred and soni 
than any other two breeders or firms of breeders in 
the United States. This record has continued for 
fifteen year# and exists only because we sell Berk¬ 
shires that make good and bring our customer* 
back year after year. We ride no hobbies but breed 
Berkshires tliat are real hog*. 
H. C. & H. B. HARPENDING, Box 15. DUNDEE. N. Y. 
Big Type Berkshires 
Public Sale of 50 Head 
on Feb. 22nd, 1919 
BRED SOWS AND GILTS 
Attend this sale if on the market for the very 
best ami biggest hogs tne breed produces. 
C. H. CARTER, Whilguern Finn, Wert Chester, Pa. 
ALB AM ON T 
Registered Berkshires 
We offer extra fine spring and summer pigs, both 
sexes, at very attractive prices. These are mostly bv 
Albamonc Duke, an outstanding son of Successors 
Double 2089112, and out of daughters of Successors 
Duke 10th, a groat prize-winning son of Lord Pre¬ 
miers Successor 161500. Write for price list and pedi¬ 
grees. We offer the 1917 first prize International 
Shropshire ram at an attractive price. 
J. C HAARTZ. 10 High St., BOSTON, MASS. 
Anedjo Berkshires 
Are bred for size and quality combined 
The big, mellow, easy feeding type, with neat heads, 
broad hacks and E X T It A II E A V Y HAM 8. 
Foundation herds, service hoars, brood sowsand pigs 
H. M. TERYVILLIGER, Mgr. Anedjo Farm.Webster, Mass. 
<CTONE’S BERKSHIRES 
We offer ton sows bred to sons of Epochal and 
Superior, for March and April farrowing. Also offer 
tine sows to farrow in May, bred to Epochal of 
Stone Farm, a full brother to first of the three 
hoars sired by Epochal that sold for ten thousand 
dollars. Mating English boars with American 
sows increases size that puts value in Berkshire*. 
Our February and March pigs out of large mature 
sows sired by Epochal of Stone Farm and Superior 
of Stone Farm® are arriving strong and healtliy.VVe 
are booking orders for them to be shipped when two 
months old. Price, Twenty-five Hollar* each. 
Either sex. Richard H. Stone, Trumansburg. N. Y. 
AYRSHIRES 
Special 
Ayrshire Sale 
Your Choice of Twenty of onr Herd ' 
of High Producing Ayrshire Cows 
Many of these cows have large Advanced 
Registry records. Entire herd has just passed 
tuberculin test without a reaction. Cows are 
bred to such famous bulls as Kate’s Good 
Gift, Penshurst Full Bloom, and Keepsake’s 
Baron, whose dams average 18,665 lbs. milk. 
Do not writ•—Comm and them 
SOAPSTONE FARM, - Gladwyne, Pa. 
HOLSTEINS 
World’s Champion Ayrshires 
23.518 lbs. Milk, 1.659 lbs. Butter is average of 3 of 
our cows. 18.276 lbs. Milk. 850 lbs. Butter is average 
of 10 of our cows. We offer choice Bnll Calves 
closely related to those champion cows <3> $1 OO 
each. Females, $200 each and upward. Write 
for particulars and ten us your wants. 
PENSHURST FARM . Narberth, Ps. 
ANIMALS FOR SALE 
Kun mostly light. $75 and up. Top-notch 
breeding; everything guaranteed that leaves 
the farm, or money back. 
OTTERKILL FARMS 
Washingtonviile, Orange County, New York 
15 BEfilSTI Kill tVllSlIMttS. 
AYRSHIRES due to freshen March aim 
April. At farmers’prices. F. R. GARNSFY, i inyton. >. T. 
JERSEYS 
$•••• 
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For 
Sale 
JERSEY BULL 
Old enough for service this Spr ng: his first 
four dams are in Reglsterof Merit, averaging 
10.126.1 lbs. mint and 651 lbs. 11 oz. butter; 
bis daughters will please you. 
Address, E.W. MOSHER, Aurora, N.Y. 
HAMILTON 
FARM 
JERSEYS 
Several Grandsons of 
FERN’S OXFORD NOBLE 
P 5012 HC—Out ot R. of M. Dams. Priced to 
SELL IMMEDIATELY 
HAMILTON FARM. GLADSTONE. N. .1, 
For Salt—2 Reg Jersey Heifers and One Bull Calf 
part of them from tested sires and dams. 
GEO. L. FERRIS & SON, Atwaters, N. V. 
SWINE 
We have a full line of 
Chesfer 
White Pigs 
for breeding purposes, ranging from 16 wks. to 6 
mos. old. bred from registered sires and dams. Also 
a few Keg. Jersey cows, heifers and calves. Send 
stamp for Circulars. KIMVAUII WALTER, 
llept. R, Box tiff, We»t Chester, Pennsylvania. 
I- C.’S of the Big Type 
Bred Gilts and 2 to S-mos.-old pigs, sired by 1,000-lb. 
Grand Champion boars. Registered ami Guaran¬ 
teed right. C. E, CASSKL, Hershey, Penna. 
Reg. OhesterXVhites 
Service Boars. Bred gilts and August pigs. 
A. A. SCHOFELL, - Heuveltou, N. Y. 
Rtxr fl I f! Z H W Pino BOO, i ready to ship. Als.> 
iiCg. U* I* U* 0C u« Tv • ilgo oldei’Ftock. Satisfaction h ml 
i safe delivery guaranteed. JOHN L. VAN HORN. Troy, Bnd. Co.. P» 
(PIGS SHIPPED G.O.D.) 
100 O. I. C. nnd Large Yorkshire Cros*. 100 Berk¬ 
shire and O. I. C. Cross, 6 weeks old. 8851 each. 
50 shoats, 12 week* old. 815 each. Extra Large 
honed Strechjr Huskies, front Large, Growthy stock. 
D. REEVES, - Lexington, Mass. 
Three choice Spring Boars, sired by Pals King of 
Snnnyside. Well developed. Good Bone. 
GEORGE H. DAVIE, - Kinderhook, N.Y. 
BERKSHIRES 
Service Boars, 20 Tried sows and gilts bred for 
early spring farrow. < ipeti gilts. Pigs all ages, 
both sexes. Write for listor come and seetbeni, 
H. GR1MSHAW, North Eaet, Pa. 
Springbank Berkshires 
Sows and Gilts bred for Spring litters that I 
am offering are bred to high class boar*. 
Send for price and historic pedigrees. 
J. E. WATSON, - Marble dale, Conn. 
BERKSHIRE SWINE i Wanted-MILK GOAT 
Give full description, age, breed, milking Qualities, 
soundness, price. Address, Goats, care R. N.-Y. 
Milch Goats ~ r -*- ieSwiss - 2 - n ^ kers - 
Exchange for Pigs 
A. O. CHAl’IN, - Sliaro 
W. Leghorn pullets, 
_ hens or cockerels. 
Slmrou Springs, N. Y. 
GOATS 
We have some excellent bred sow* due in March 
and April. Other young stock all sold. Satisfaction 
guaranteed or money refunded. 
LOCUST LODflE FIRM, G. W. Kuchlar. La Grange,Ul«. X. Y. 
Registered BERKSHIRES 
Fall pigs—both sexes. Good Breeding. Excel lent con¬ 
dition. Taking orders for Spring pigs. Epochal htiain. 
MIIHILKBKOOK FARM, Alle.ihurat, \. J. 
Reg. Berkshires—Berkshireand While Cross 
•train. Circular Free. Moderate Price. Most-custom¬ 
ers write like this; "Pigs arrived O. K. 1 am more 
than pleased." R. W. WAGNER. Prop , Esst Nortbport, N.Y 
Oiishill Farm Berkshires L verlord Prem,er 2,1261187 
CHAS. P. LEAKE, 
Kids. - $10 ujpj 
Newtield, N 
age* for sale. OT1SIIII.I. 
ads the herd. Stock of all 
FARM, tvood,lock, Vermont 
L ARGE berkshires. Masterpiece and Baron Mayhell 
breeding. Large husky, spring boars. Held headers. 
Bred gilts. Fall pigs. No kin. Best of quality. Cholera 
immuned. Bargains, brooksidi stock MUMS. Pr«»ect. Oh,. 
Two Excellent Vegetable Books 
By R. L. Watts 
Vegetable Gardening.$1.75 
Vegetable Forcing.2.00 
Clearly written, practical, convenient for 
reference, covering outdoor and green¬ 
house vegetable work. For sale by 
The Rural New-Yorker 
333 W. 30th St., New York 
Lower Per Cent of 
^ Butterfat 
* \ * * Dairymen handling IIol- 
stcins do not hesitate to admit that the milk of 
this breed contains a lower percentage of fat. 
but in view of their cnormou* yield of milk 
they average more butter per cow and they 
produce a larger margin of profit. 
If interested in 
HOLSTEIN CATTLE 
Pend for our b o ok lets—they con tain much 
valuable information. 
HOLSTEIN - FRIESIAN ASSOCIATION OF 
AMERICA, B«x 105, Brattleboro.Vt. 
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN BULLS 
One calf four months old, more black than 
white. His dam only recently tested 17.75 lbs. 
butter at 2Li years age. His sire is a good son 
of King Segis Pontiac Alcartra, the $50,000 
bull. This calf is in perfect health and in fine 
condition and promises to make a very valuable 
animal. My price js $75. 
Another bull calf two months old, more white 
than black, from a 15-lb. two-year-oltf cow and 
the same sire as calf above. This calf Is excep¬ 
tionally large for his age and is in a fine thrifty 
condition. I will take $t>0 for this one. 
Another 115-year-old bull from an untested 
cow that goes in the tests next Fall and will go 
good. His sire. Butter Boy Artis Clothilde 4th, 
has 14 A. R. O. daughters, some going 34 lbs. 
of butter in seven days. Here is a good, cheap 
hull for some farmer who wants to grade up his 
herd. My price is $100. 
B. F. MILLER .... Hudson, N. Y. 
Fresh CowsFor Sale 
t OO Fresh cows. milking 46 to 66 lbs. per day. 100 
Cows due to calve November and December. They 
are large and in good condition, "'ill please the man 
that wants extra good cows. 1 SO Grade Heifers, an 
extra good hunch. 50 of them are. due to calve in De¬ 
cember and January, balance from January on to 
spring. 60 Registered heifers, all ages, marked fine 
and carry a lot of good breeding, pm-t of them due to 
calve in December and January. 20 Good registered 
hulls, all ages. 
CORTLAND HOLSTEIN FARMS 
Dept. " R ”, 203-205 Savtnss Bank Bid*., CORTLAND. N.Y. 
Bell Phone 534. 
Yearling HOLSTEIN BULL 
1 have for sale a bull born Nov. I, 1917, that is a first-class 
individual, well grown, straight, and readv for immedi¬ 
ate aervice. Sire—King Poutiac Hilldale, a 29.9-lb. son of 
King of the Pontiacs, that has 24 A. R. O. daughters, 8 
having records from 20 to 27-lb. at 2 and 3 vears. Dam— 
Westside Madge Korndyke, 16.7 lb. butter and 362-lb. 
milk at 32-mo, of age. Freshening last mouth at 4 vre.. 
she gave 501.3 lb. milk in 7 days at 2 milkings. Her dam 
is a 27-lb. daughter of a 20-lb. cow and her sire is n 37 lb. 
bull. If interested, write for pedigree and photo. Price. 
$200 F. O. B. Sherburne. Papers furnished. 
JOHN M. HOWARD, . Sherburne. N. Y. 
HOLSTEINS 
30 registered heifers, bred. 
25 registered heifers.not bred. 
25 registered cows, fresh and 
springer. 20 registered bulls. 
30 high grade, fresh and 
springers. 20 stripper cows. 
'S^-year-olds, at f a r m e r' s 
prices. 1, H 0.1s t e i n heifer 
calves. $20 to $25 each, ex¬ 
press paid, in lots of 5. Come 
at once. We are overstocked. 
JOHN C. REAGAN, Tully, N Y. 
FOR 
SALE 
Purebred Reg. Korndyke BULL 
14 months old. looks like two-year. In all points, 
back, legs. head, a wonder, beauty. Docile. In 
color, black predominates. F fth calf of dam- 
record. 166 lbs. milk a day. 294a lbs. butter 7 day . 
Ask price $966 o i. worth double, Should take pre¬ 
miums. Also p retired Keg. Korndyke Heifer. 
1 year old this F b. First calf. Da n's record. 
50 lbs. m Ik a day. Ask price, $350 00. Beauty in 
size, shape and color. For full particulars address 
Woodward Farm. Seller3yille Pa K.F.D. No. 1. 
\YE WILL GIVE THE USE OF A 
Finely Bred Reg. Holstein Bull Calf 
for three j-rs. to am responsible farmer who wishes 
to improve his herd. Muaoet Hill Firm. Chariton, Mass 
Wanted to Purchase, Thoroughbred HOL- 
CTCIM llaltArC due March with 2nd calf, and Berkshire bred 
till nCllv/lo h«qs due March or April. No Fancy Price*. 
S.H.KIRCHHOFF. 4 Wlnyah Terraco,Now Rocholle.N Y. 
Reg. Holstein Bull Cakes 55 B!“«S^Yr£ 
Apple Korndyke 8th, at farmers prices. Write to¬ 
day. Thomas H. Met tier, East Millstone, N. J. 
30 Head Pure Bred Holstein Heifers 
Harry Vail, New Milford, Orange Co., N.Y. 
Holstein-Friesian Bull Calves wStefor 
special offer. GATES HOMESTEAD FARM. Chittenanoo, N.Y 
MISCELLANEOUS 
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GUERNSEYS 
EDGERT0N FARM 
Herd 
I- f Tender Government Health Supervision 
15 \ tested for production in the A. It. 
Langwater Recluse 31327 
Sire of the noted Langwater Faihion 23660. who 
sired Langwater Phyllis 70607, the leading Guern¬ 
sey Two-year-Old ami other noted ones 
IS OUR HERD SIRE 
Our Guernsey Females represent 
Some best American and Island blood. Also have 
Adv. Registry record*. 
fpecirti, Choice Toon, Solti end Stock ct Keatenakle Prieto 
Address. EOGERTON FARM. Bennington. N. H. 
KING SEGIS 
Here is a show bull born in JTecember. His 
sire is by a son of the famous $50,000 bul . 
KING SEGIS PONTIAC ALCARTRA 
who combines in the closest degree the bloml 
of the four greatest bulls in the world. His 
dam is by a grandson of King Segis. This bull is 
being sold for one-half the value. Price, S75 
G. G. BURLINGAME, 
WALGROVE HERD 
MILKING SHORTHORNS 
OVER 50 HEAD IN HERD 
Matty imported. All registered. Tuberculin tested. 
Milk records kept. Write for price and particulars 
on Herd Headino Bulls. Walnutero»eFarm.Washlngton*ille,N.Y 
33-MONTHS OLD 
Roan Milkinq Shorthorn Bull 
Weight, 1.400 lbs. W. H. Prentice, Stafford,N.Y, 
Hiah Rrarlp finaia holsteins, fil'ERMSEYS, jkkbfts in 
niglHJIdUB UOWS rarload Lots sad single animals. 
Telephone Connection. t>. I.. KUtl.INGKH. Munary. N.Y. 
GUERNSEYS 
GREEN MEADOW FARM 
Do not delay to write us for prices 
and particulars of the few May 
Rose bull calves we are now offer¬ 
ing for sale, ages from one to eight 
months. They hre a fine lot and 
are sired by PENCOYD’S GOLDEN 
SECRET 16550. Write for prices 
and get the kind of an individual 
that will produce a real dairy cow. 
Address: WALTER JAUNCEY, Supt. 
Williamstown, Mas*. 
Get Guernseys 
1,695 lbs. more milk nnd 93 lbs. more butterfat is 
the average production over dams of the first six 
I heifers sired by a purebred Guernsey bull, owned 
i bj- a Maryland Bull Association. A Guernsey bull 
can likewise increase the production as well as the 
i value of your herd. Write a postal now for our 
free booklet, "The Grade Guernseu.” 
The AMERICAN GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB 
Bex R, PET HR BORO, N. H. 
Chilmark Farm Guernseys 
An exceptionally fine seven months old 
Bull Calf for sale. Good every way. Bred 
for steady production. Write for full 
information. 
VINCENT PHELPS, Supt. Ossining, N. T. 
Oaks Farm Guernseys 
Our February 1st “Sales List" of Registered bulls is 
ready to be sent you for the asking. List includes 
15 bulls of various ages. Priced reasonable, as we 
need the room for onr spring calves. Entire herd* 
has been tested for tuberculosis by the C. 8. B. a. j. 
W. S. KERR, Mgr., - Cohasset, Mass, 
iaa*£ 
Stannox Farm 
May Rose Guernseys 
Offers some well bred bnll calves out of A. R. 
| dams. Pedigrees and prices sent on request. 
P. F. STAPLES. Mgr. - East Holliston. Mass. 
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Harbor Hill Guernseys 
Send for Sale List of bull calves from 3 to 12 tuos 
obi. .4. It. breeding with size and constitution 
C. H. liECHLER, Box 60 Roslyn, N. Y.|| 
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Guernsey Bull Calves 
From A. R. daughters of Gov. of the ('bene. Matin- 
da Glenwood, and Gov. of Stanford. Priees right. 
WEBB FARMS, - Clinton Corners, N. Y. 
GUERNSEYS Young Bulls 
of splendid Adv. Reg. breeding. Guaranteed right 
in every way. The dams milk from 40 to 55 lbs. 
daily when fresh. Buy one of them and grade up 
your herd. Could spare a few good cows. Write 
for priees and pedigrees, QTT0 W. POST, Ensenore, N, Y 
sM ThreeGuarnsex Bulls 
plication, SUHNYSIOE STOCK FARM, Riege lsulle. Penna. 
Wantid—Purebred Guernsey Heifers 
age and breeding. RED HILL FARM, Bridgeport. Penn! 
DOGS 
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For Sale—Farm-raised Airedales ™^!'* 8 
pups. 31 0-«1 2.50. R. 4. NEWTON, w. Br.ttteli«,. Ver».Ht 
Airedales and Collies 
pups, grown dogs, and brood matrons. Large in- 
a tr n ctive list. 5c W. R . WATSON, Box 1745, Oakland". Iowa 
Colli A PlIOQ Registered beauties from 
W y lU , very intelligent, g r a n d 
working stock. Shipped on approval. Males STO- 
Females, $8. Order MOW. WM W. KETCH, Cohocton N Y 
Airedale Pups 
$5—SIO. 
FRKDWOOl), ItnnieUoM, Conn. 
Pune * months male; terrier-setter cross. $4 so each 
rups MAH. 1 --IVM E FARM, ROUTS 2, \V*siwooD,N. J 
