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DU PONT AMERICAN IWnilRTBIF.q 
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Experts To Help Solve 
Your Farm Problems 
TT has been known for many years that DU PONT RED 
CROSS dynamite could be used as a time and labor 
saver on farms for stump and boulder removal, tree planting, 
ditching and many other purposes, but the farmer has been 
afraid of dynamite, and he has not known how to use it 
properly. We now have practical demonstrators located in 
New York,Wisconsin, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North 
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama who are 
prepared to show farmers right on their own or near-by 
farms how to make use of this efficient helper. 
These demonstrators arrange public demonstrations, selecting a. 
centrally located farm and inviting all neighboring farm owners to 
attend. T his service costs the farmer nothing. Demonstrations are 
usually arranged under the auspices of U. S. County Agents. 
We have been conducting this demonstration work for several 
years and it beats all, the interest farmers have shown in it. 
Our demonstrators are experts not only in blasting but most of 
them are agricultural college graduates, some of them former instructors 
in agricultural schools, some of them ex-U. S. County agents, fertilizer 
men and practical farmers. One was a railroad agricultural agent for 
many years. 
These men can be very helpful to farmers in many ways. We 
want every farm owner to feel perfectly free to write us for advice and 
assistance. Let our men help you with your farm problems. That’s 
why we have them out and we are depending upon you to keep them 
busy. 
If you are not in one of the states where we have a demonstrator, 
at least write us for our Handbook of Explosives No. 30. It’s free. 
It describes and illustrates practical methods. You will be surprised 
to learn the many ways you can use dynamite to advantage on your 
place. It is no more dangerous than gunpowder. We are selling from 
ten to seventeen million pounds of dynamite yearly for agricultural 
purposes. That shows that farmers must appreciate its advantages. 
Write us today. Ask for the booklet. We will send this book 
anywhere and will send our demonstrator to you if you are in a state 
where we have one located. 
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Plants* Warehouses and Sales Offices in all principal business centers 
--The Principal Du Pont Products Are- 
Explosives; Chemicals; Leather Substitutes; Pyroxylin Plastics; 
Paints and Varnishes; Pigments and Colors in Oil; Stains, Fillers; 
Lacquers and Enamels; Dyestuffs. 
For full information address: Advertising Division 
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington. Del. 
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Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs 
S. C. REDS, R. C. Healthy, vigorous, free range stock 
JJCtV.TJv-^GHORNS Best laying strains only. Mod- 
WHITE ROCKS erate price. Circular free. 
5: w p yaSd°o c ti k e! 
Park’s and Thompson B.R. Chix ntilityfl ' ee ran e 0 * 
Mar lSc; Apr.. 17c: May, 16c. S. V. R° T Reds.Veb! 
P»t h 8t S pr^ 
paid. MAPLES WHITE LEGHORN FARM, R. F. 0!, Telford. pS. 
Hatching Eggs 
*7 per 100 RANSOM KYBM, Geneva, Ohio 
Eggs L r .1[ r ™s;.ftS.C. W. Leghorns 
and ont * C. R-1. Reds at Moderate Prices 
a,,u Our Leghorns are bred for egg production 
Ai ■ ■ and deliver the goods. Safe delivery and 
If HICKS satisfaction guaranteed. Cir. free. Write 
today. C. M. Longcnccker, Box 50, Elizabethtown. Pi 
Hatching Eggs 
m businees. C. CHRISSOS EGG FARM, Bax 5. Groton, Conn? 
HUFF ROCKS—Stock—Eggs. FIELD, Somers. Ct. 
Rose Comb White Leghorns 
No frozen combs. Best of winter layers. Fifteen 
» ——. 5150 : thirty eggs. J2.50. 
B. TV. BIRD, - Kirkwood, N. Y. 
WYAjiDO T TE8-» Iteical” Strain. Bred 
B ARRON’S WHITE WYANDOTTES hatching 
Cockorols for sale from stock imported direct with 
records. E. E. LEWIS, Apaluchin, Now York 
For Sala-Toulouse Ganders LVu 1 . 1 ^’ 
Giant Bronze Turkey Eggs ® 5 , n 
Sh« ( L Re H an i d v a 1 v- J 3 P 0r >5- Shropshire 
6heep. 11. J. V AN DYKE, Gettysburg, Penn. 
TURKEYS 
T w° bronze and one white Tom, hatched last June, 
S12 to $15 each; one extra handsome bronze tom; over 
30 pounds, 20 months old. $25. Healthv stock. Re¬ 
turnable if buyer doesn’t like them. L. B. Wilson, K 
D. No. 2, Mount Kisco, N. Y., or 52 Broadway, N. Y 
moth White Holland Turkey Eggs 
UJL.V 1 Ml—HATCHING EGGS during tile entire hatching 
»» season. Any breed—any quantity. Please ouotc me 
your lowest figure. Address, HATCHERY. Wo.d Ridge \ J 
PHirKC Healthy chicks from Record Layers 
ILs ri I sLslYS ROCKS REDS LEGHORNS 
Post Prepaid. Safe delivery guaranteed Book FREE WYANDOTTES 
UP tO 1200 nillcS. m n i7|| « nAT 
W. F. HILLPOT, Box I, Frenchtown. N. J 
m - j mu ci iiexr year 
( KIRKUP’S S C. White LEGHORN CHICKS 
TRAPNESTED STOCK ONLY 
6,000 BABY CHICKS "““‘‘“iiiPeufSK b) ’" ,,r 1,000 PI'LUTS 
STRAIGHT AMERICAN STOCK , l b//wr/r /oToyvVj '"‘-'A ui ,ht sio... 
WK no not r. AT VI . , . „ onn * NGUSH *>™LK does not always mean the best stock. 
WE DO Cl.A IM ' First,:' Tim wolilvettocl''T,> e ,} ll bred n r0ln hens, 
years Second: That every hen in our breeding pens b ^ mi** h>r 4 £ "!i 
that the average would be well above 150 eggs per lie" Third™ 11 pul et y * ! * r and 
breeding yards were bred from a pen eonUhdng breeders i?±?.L e &° r *L 
tu our 
healthy live chix delivered to you for every one you pay for. " " ° mai.intee a strnmr. 
- - --1UI, 
We absolutely take your word as to condition upon arrival and make settlement accordingly. 
O per IOO #00.00 per 500 8175.OO ner 1 line a aaa _ _ _ 
3 of Pullets on application. 1.*00 breeders on free range! 3*000 WEEK] 
KIRKUP BROS. Mattituck, Long Island, New York 
if 
Go to your Larro-Feed 
Dealer—Get a supply— 
Feed two sacks to any one 
cow—If you’re not entirely 
satisfied with results, return 
the two empty sacks and the 
balance of the feed and get 
every cent of your money 
back. j. 
More Milk—More Profit 
—or Your Money Back On Request, 
That’s Your Guarantee on Larro-Feed 
W e know, and thousands of dairymen know, that cows give the most 
milk for the longest time when fed with Larro-Feed. To prove to you 
that this is so we ask you to make a fair and square test at our risk 
Select any one of your 
cows. Weigh her milk each 
day for a week on her pres¬ 
ent ration. At the end of 
the week add up the total. 
Then change the cow over 
to Larro-Feed gradually, 
taking one week to make 
the complete change so as 
to allow her to adjust her¬ 
self to the new feed. Give 
her the same amount (by 
weight; of Larro-Feed as 
you did of the old ration. As 
soon as she is on a full ra¬ 
tion of Larro-Feed, start 
weighing her milk again. 
Record each day’s yield as 
before until 200 pounds of 
Larro has been fed. 
If, after you’ve used 200 
lbs., your own figures do not 
THE LARROWE MILLING COMPANY 
1702 LARROWE BUILDING DETROIT, MICHIGAN 
Larro-Feed. is hard to 
beat. Ahave used it four 
years and it makes 
more milk than any¬ 
thing we have ted yet. 
We are using- eight 
bags a day with ensil¬ 
age to 90 cows, and 
they are making 
SOME milk, nearly 
100 guarts to a bag. 
JAMES C. SMITH 
Winterthur, Del, 
show that the cow gave more 
tnilkon Larro-Feed—or if for 
any other reason you are not 
entirely satisfied—return the 
two empty sacks and the bal¬ 
ance of the feed and get every 
cent of your money back. 
You want to get more 
milk from your cows. We 
tell you that with Larro- 
Feed you will get more milk. 
The only way to prove it is 
to make a test. If the test 
shows that you don’t get 
more milk with Larro-Feed 
—we return your money 
with no questions asked. 
That’s fair. Try it. Order 
a supply of Larro-Feed from 
your dealer today. If you do 
not know where he islocated 
write us for information. 
The Ready Ration 
For Dairy Cows 
A FARM FENCE FAMINE! 
If you will need fence next spring and know 
where you can buy, DO IT NOW, even if you have to 
borrow the money. Don’t wait for the price 
to come down nor buy more than you will really 
need, for many will have to go witheut. Reason 
for this prediction explained in our “Pence Famine 
Bulletin.” Free for the asking. Not at all; you’re welcome. 
BOND STEEL POST CO., 23 Maumee St, ADRIAN, MICH. 
Hafphirwr P(T(tq Imported Barron Strain Leghorns. Cir. 
ndlbning Eggs eular. >V. E. Al'KIXSOJi, Wallingford,Conn 
RAISE the Chicks 
You Hatch This Year 
The world-shortage of animal foods 
makes it necessary to prod uce great quan¬ 
tities of quick-grown poultry. And the 
unlimited demand for home use and ex¬ 
port insures profitable returns. Don't 
"take a chance” of losing your valuable 
chicks by using inefficient brooders. You 
can raise every good chick with the 
guaranteed. 
EUREKA 
Colony Brooder 
I know it, so 1 give thin su.irantee to every 
purchaser of the Eureka —"Test it 30 days. 
If yo are not satisfied, return it at my ex¬ 
pense and 1 will refund your money." 
The Eureka burns coal or gas — is self¬ 
regulating—safe—convenient — durable and 
wonderfully efficient. 1 build it complete in 
my big stove foundry and save you money. 
Price, 500-chick-size, $19—1000-chick-size, $23. 
BARRON’S LEGHORN CHICKS 
Strong, livable chix from grand laying stock-816 
per 100. H. I. RKDS from farm range, heavy pro¬ 
ducers. 818 per 100. Prepaid by Express or Parcel 
Post. Place your order NOW. Live arrival guaran¬ 
teed. WM. W. KETCH, Cohocton, N\ Y. 
Parks’ Strain B.P. R. Eggs and Chix 
All males from trapped hens with records 204 to 227. 
1NGLES1DE FAR MS, C H. CHUBB, Prop., PalenviUe, N.Y. 
White Wyandotte Eggs setting 
from pure English strain. Free range. SI 50 for ill - 
S8 per 100. Frank 51. Edwards,Water Mill, N.Y. 
nhipIfC Single Comb YV h 1 te L e g h o r n «, 15c* 
U II! ulV«> Single Comb B r 
J GUY LESHEE, 
r o w n Leghorns. 18c. 
Northumberland. Pa. 
Order direct from this 
ad. for Quick shipment 
or write for catalog 
TOD A y 
J. R. WOTHERSPOON 
244 North Front St. 
PHILADELPHIA .*. PA. 
HATCHING EGGS—DAY OLD CHICKS 
From Barons Strain S. C. White Leghorns, Sired by Cor¬ 
nell Pedigreed Cockerels. The Kirshmxn House 8 Poultry Farm 
Box 124 Moumaindale, Sullivan Co., N Y. Phone 17 F-ll 
SILVER CAM PINES Laying hens, $2.50 Each. Best 
for 60. $s for 100. 
of stock. Eggs. $2 for 15. $5 
The H.PHER80.Y FARM. Millington, Ji. 1. 
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Bronze lurkey lorn 
For S-A.LE r—i 
A1 BEAUTI¬ 
FUL YOUNG 
Will improve your flock. Satisfaction "guaranteed. 
Pr.ce,S15. Mrs. Herman Meier,Coxsackie.N.Y. 
Buff Wyandotte Hatching Eggs 
For Sale—Belgian Hares—Does yJSi,, 5;?k. 
old, S4 pair. Fine stock. FRANK GATES. McDonough N.Y. 
IT PAYS TO RAISE 
RufusRedBelgian Hares 
Your Foundation Stock should be Pedigreed, Registered 
Bought from a Reliable Breeder. 
JOSEPH HI.iiL. 428 Highland I re.. MT. VKRNOIf, HEW YORK 
