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The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
March 27, 1020 
PennyWise—Pound Foolish 
Separator Buying 
Many buyers of cream separators are 
tempted to save $ 10 or $ 15 in first cost 
by buying some “cheaper" machine than 
a De Laval. 
In practically every case 
such buyers lose from 10 
to 50 cents a day through 
the use of an inferior 
separator. 
That means from 
$36.50 to $182.50 a year 
Twice a Day—Every Day in the Year 
It should always be remembered that the cream separator 
saves or wastes in quantity and quality of product, and in time 
and labor, twice-a-day every day in the year. 
Moreover, a De Laval Separator last twice as long on the 
average as other separators. There are De Laval farm sepa¬ 
rators now 28 years in use. 
The best may not be cheapest in everything but it surely 
is in cream separators. 
The De Laval Separator Company 
165 Broadway 29 East Madison Street 61 Beale Street 
NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO 
More than 50,000 Branches and Local Agencies the World Over 
—and not only for the first 
year but for every year the 
separator continues in use. 
SWINE 
BERKSHIRES 
BEST BLOODED DUROCS 
Blue Bludcd Under Red Top Delaware, N. J. 
SMITHSON HERD B *k s 
20 FligTx Cltiss Brood Sows 
Bred To Our Great Boars. For March 
Farrow. For Prices Write 
CRYSTAL SPRING STOCK FARM 
G. SMITH & SONS Seelyville, Pa. 
Duroc-Jerseys of Quality 
Yonng and matured stock, either sex. Most up-to- 
date blood lines. U. H • LUCKE, Spring Valley, N.Y. 
FEWACRES BERKSHIRES 
COMBINING THE BEST 
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BLOOD 
Selected Fall gilts and boars. Big, Typoy and 
Thrifty. Spring Pigs sired bv FPOf'-HAi 
^ ^ C You, ‘S Pigs. Bred Sows 
oLt” E & W and Service Boars 
» 
MONARCH. Priced right. Send for Booklet 
EWACRE FARM, IRA G. PAYNE, Prop. 
LAST SCHODACK. RENS. CO., N. V. 
Mail 10c stamps for book "How to Raise Hoos.” Visit 
our Farms..Eufield, Coun. 
ENFIELD FARMS, 4 to E. Hudson Terminal Bldg:., N. Y. 
Pawling Manor Farms Duroc Boars 
for sale to avoid inbreeding. Grand Golden Model 
and Kinderkook Pilot strains. Prize winners— 
inoculated. STAATSBURG, NK XV YORK 
KINDERHOOK DUROC? 
Closely selected always. We ship them if they sati 
fy us. You keep them if they satisfy you. New crop 
boon. For particulars write ROY MeVAUGH, .Mgr., Kitideihook, N.Y 
B IG TYPE BERKSHIRES. Orders for April pigs now being 
booked. Selected dams and sired by Patmoor Rival. 
Fall litters from I hese sows and sire were especially good. 
Let ns know your wants. Salisfaction or no sole. One boarres.lv 
for service and one fall boar for sale. Palaioor Firms, Harlfield, N.Y. 
For Sale-A Registered Berkshire S0W T ,I^. , > ie ‘ 
Miss Rival 3rd, No. 258U03, a fine animal 2 yrs. old 
in June and an excellent breeder and mother. For 
particulars address WINDY KNOLL FARM, Glen Spey, N.Y. 
Shadow Lane BERKSHIRES March{41 “S 
$20 each, registered. SHADOW Lank Farm, Lumber t’lt.T. r». 
3F»oland-Ohina PICS 
of a Quality that Distinguishes them from ALL others; 
that Competitors Envy and do not Equal. Blood-Lines 
that are Producing the Champions and Grand Cham¬ 
pions of To-Day.Viz.: The Big-Bob and the Disher’s Giant 
Families. Dr. K.VO.V, Vox SO. Danbury. Connecticut 
TAMWORTHaJHAMPslfRE SWINE 
write or visit REYNOLDS-LYBROOK FARMS COMPANY 
Successor to West view Stock Farm 
K, 1 \Y Snnton-Salem, N. C. 
Berks h i res *»• * 
size. 
- - to $20 ; unreg.. $s to $12, according . 
Unusual values. CLOYF.UDAI.E, FA It 51, Charlotte VI 
For Sale-50 Chester Whites and Berkshires 
Pigs six weeks old @ $6 each. Rouse Bros., hn.short, Pa. 
CPRINGBANK BERKSHIRES. Choice Sows aud 
d < Jilts bred for spring litters. Boars ready for service. 
Ili s Typo Berkshires. Address J. E. WATSPli, Mirblcdile. Conn. 
F OH'ULK. ltcg. Berkshire Sow. Bred for April far¬ 
row. Mrs. S. C. FRENCH or EDITH FRBKCH, Westwood, Most. 
For Sale-20 Extra Nice Gilts Jersey* 
open, 2 bred. Service boars and pigs all look alike. The 
kindyouiike. SHENANGO RIVER FARMS, Fradonia, Pa. 
Lancaster Herd of O. I. C. *s 
offers boar and sow pigs of best breeding and Qual¬ 
ity at very reasonable prices. Guaranteed to give 
satisfaction. LANCASTER 0.1. C. FARM, R. I, 8o< 144, Loncootcr, Po. 
CHESTER WHITE BOAR 
One year old. Will sell for $50. 
GUS HOEHNE - GREELEY, l’A. 
Buy a Good CHES TER WHITE 
Young boars and gilts (not registered) at S20 each. 
One large bred sow, J70. Yearling sows, bred to l eg. 
boar, S45 each. Brandretli Lake Farm, Brandreth, N. Y. 
Chester Whites 
and one bred sow. 
mid O. I. C. PIGS. $». $10, $12 
each, prepaid. One sow and U pigs 
Address GEO f. GRIFFIE, R. 3. Newville, Pa. 
| SWINE 
Reg. CHESTER WHITEPIGS 
! Heady for shipment after April 20. Service boar and fall 
j sows. Pair and trio net akin. A. A. SCH0FELL, Heinelton, N Y. 
Chester Whites 
Spring Valley Farm, Memphis. New Yo 
For Sa le-Chester White Reg. Swine 
Young Boars and Gilts. Finest types. Apply to Charles 
II. Daneahower, Mgr.. Penllyn, l*a. II. K. Drayton, Prop. 
R eg. O. I. C.V Extra nice pigs. $12 each, with papers. 
.Satisfaction guaranteed. It. HILL, Srm-ca l ull,, N. T. 
Registered O. I. C. PigsK 
kind, ready to ship April: 5 lbs. to 10 lbs. at six weeks 
old. Price, $12 each. ARTHUR R. FREEMAN, Pulaski. N Y. 
ForSale-Duroc-Jersey Service Boars 
The big, growthy bind. Defender Breeding. Guaranteed 
to please. $50 to $75. 1'ocoNo D.viky Farsi, Preserve, Pa. 
Big Type Poland-China Service Boars 
125-lb. Pigs by Gerstdale Sharpnal 320753. Cholera 
Immune. Prices reasonable. FRANK BARTON, Pine Plaint, N.Y 
Live Stock Notes 
Registering Unrecorded Calves 
I have two registered Holstein, heifers 
that ran in the pasture with two regis¬ 
tered Holstein bulls. They have calves, 
and I do not know which bull is the sire. 
Is there any way to get the calves regis¬ 
tered? J. C.G. 
Maine. 
In the case which .T. .T. G. mentions, 
where two bulls run at large with these 
females, it would be impossible to record 
the resulting calves unless he had abso¬ 
lute knowledge of which bull was the 
sire. F. L. HOUGHTON, 
Sec’y Holstein-Friesian Ass’n. 
Curing a Self-sucking Cow 
On page 397 L. G.. New Jersey, wants 
a remedy for sucking cow. I have used 
a round stick of wood 3 ft. to 4 ft. long 
with a staple 5 or 6 in. long for a sur¬ 
cingle around her back, to pass through 
with a snap on tlie small end to fasten 
to head halter. The pole goes between 
her fore legs. While a cow has this on 
it is not possible for her to reach 
teats. The staple should he long enough 
to allow some sliding motion. 
Woodstown, N. J. w. II. M. 
If L. G. of New Jersey will get a bull 
ring and put in cow’s nose, and get three 
harness rings, one about 3 in. in diameter 
and two 2*4 in. in diameter, the large 
one between the smaller one on the bull 
ring, I think he will get the milk instead 
of the cow getting it. I have never 
known this l’emedy to fail. g. g, p. 
Virginia. 
On page 397 L. G., New Jersey, wants 
to know how to stop a cow from sucking 
herself. He can get at the hardware 
store a lip hanger or calf weaner. its they 
call it. It clamps in the nose like a bull 
ring and hangs down over the nose. Tt 
will cure any case without injury to the 
cow. and very little inconvenience to the 
animal. c. H. M. 
Cayuga Co., N. Y. 
Destroying Lice on Swine 
Here is a method for destroying lice on 
swino. This tip should be more than the 
dollar to any reader of Tiik It. N.-Y. 
who raises swine. Take by measure one- 
third common coal oil and two-thirds 
skimmed separator milk: mix together 
These make an emulsion so they mix to¬ 
gether well. The oil in the milk does the 
rest. a. s. 
Sabina. O. 
Coming Farmers’ Meetings 
Farmers’ Week. Orono, Maine, March 
22-26. 
Foresters’ Week. Syracuse, N. Y., 
April 12-19. 
Annual meeting of the National Ayr¬ 
shire Breeders’ Association. Chicago. Ill., 
Wednesday. June 9. The second annual 
national sale will be held in connection 
with same on Thursday. June 10. 
Fastern Soil Fertility School, State 
College, Pa.. June 2S. 
Apple Shippers’ Association, Chicago, 
Ill.. August 11-14. 
Cornell Fair, Cornell, N. Y., August 
31-September 3. 
Coming Live Stock Sales 
March 30-31—Holsteins. ’The 1920 
sale, E. M. Hastings Co., managers, 
Syracuse. N. Y. 
April 2—Holsteins. Dispersal and 
consignment sale, Coopersburg, Pa. 
April 7—Holsteins. Minnesota Hol¬ 
stein Breeders’ annual sale, Savage, 
Minn. 
Eastern Aberdeen-Angus Breeders’ sale, 
Albany, X. Y.. April 20. 
May 20—Ayrshire Cattle Breeders’ As¬ 
sociation of New England, consignment 
sale, Springfield. Mass. A. II. Sagen- 
dorpli, Spencer, Mass., sales manager. 
June 10. Ayrshires. Second National 
Ayrshire sale. Chicago. Ill.; Arthur II. 
Sagendorph, Spencer, Mass., treasurer. 
A clergyman about to enter a ’bus, no¬ 
ticed a gentleman seated in the corner 
who had celebrated peace rather too well. 
"Do you allow drunkards in your ’bus?” 
he asked the conductor. “Well, not as a 
rule,” said the conductor, “but slip in 
quietly.”—London Tid-Bits. 
BERKSHIRES 
Large Berkshires 
AT HIGHWOOD: 
Berkshires with f>izc and stntch that have been bred 
for size and prolificacy for twenty years. Gilts bred 
for April and May larrow Sold out of Kilts bred for I 
March. Unrelated fall boars. Sold out of spring of 
19111 boars. 
H C & H. B. HARPENOING. BOX 15. DUNDEE. N.Y 
^Choice Berkshires^ 
We have some extrafnice young 
boars, sows and gilts of Masterpiece 
and Double Champion 33rd breed¬ 
ing at prices that are right. 
Webb Farms, Box R, Clinton Corners, N.Y. 
Stone’s Berkshires 
The kind that produce size and turn food 
into pork at a profit. They are the chosen 
type for progressive breeders who require 
size, good form and quick development. 
We have on our farm the largest and best 
herd of ICpochals in the East. We offer 
20 Young Sows 
bred to farrow In May and June (Sows 
bred to farrow in April all sold), and a Fall 
Boar not related to the sow or the litter she 
carries. Price $150 delivered. Bred sow 
without the boar for $125 delivered. Fall 
pigs $35.00 to $50.00 each. Spring pig.. $25.00 
to $30.00 each, delivered. Two full age 
Service Boars, price $100 and $125 each, 
delivered. All Berkshires recorded and transferred 
‘ purchaser. Express prepaid and safe arrival 
guaranteed. Prompt shipment. 
RICHARD H. STONE 
TRUMANSBURG, - - N. Y. 
FLINTSTONE BERKSHIRES 
Flintstone Columbia 8th 
Order your spring pigs from 
this type of sow bred to 
Pearl’s Successor 8th. 
A limited number of fall 
boars for sale; also sow pig* 
and bred sows. 
Fiinistone Farm :: Dalton, Mass. 
Laurelton Farms 
BIG TYPE 
BERKSHIRES 
Forsale atan attractive price. 
Ten Daughters of 
HIGHWOOD MODEL 80 th 
256660 
Due to Farrow in May. 
Also Four Service Boars 
by the same Sire. 
1AURELT0N FARMS, Inc. 
DEPT. R. LAKEWOOD. N. J. 
Locust Valley Farm 
* BERKSHIRES * 
RUSSELL GRINNELL. Owner 
EXETER, :: RHODE ISLAND 
r T'H<S {BEST is none too good, our 
I efforts are still being exerted to make 
c&HE CHAMPIOZAC of tomorrow a 
better HOQ than the {BEST today. 
{Boars, Qills and Fall Figs. 
SIZE • QUALITY • BREEDING 
ADDRESS: 
Walter Jatuncey, Jr., Mgr. 
BLACKFRIAR FARMS 
Francis C. Dale 
FANCY BERKHIRE SWINE 
Bred for Size and Type 
STOCK FOR SALE 
Cold Spring New York Putnam County 
HERD BOARS 
Lord Mastodon and 8 Emblems Lee 3rd 
245560 others 253914 
SPECIAL 
A promising son of Highwood Model 95th. farrowed Aug. 1919 $.>H 
Spring Pig» (12 weeks) each $15; per pair, $25 
Reg. Berkshires 
Epochal, Superior, Superb Emblem and Lord Pre¬ 
mier a Successor blood. Booking orders for wean* 
liiitf Pipfs. Write your wants. Please mention this paper. 
Finger Lake's Berkshire Farm. Trumansburfc. N Y. 
DELKENDO HERD 
„ „ .. 8,0 TVPE POLAND CHINAS 
JJerd Boar- Ben .lones 358189. First at Dolawars, 
LIU. My first sows to farrow, 2 sow, and 2 gilt*, 
farrowed 40 pigs. My herd is prolific. Can fill any 
order. Everything cholera immune Write for 
prices and breeding. All stoelt guaranteed a, repre¬ 
sented aud satisfactory, j. E.WAY. Prop., Dover. Del. 
