The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
BERKSHIRES 
Stones Berkshires 
Prices readjusted to conform 
to present condition of lower 
market. We offer 
100 August and September Pigs 
50 Spring and Summer Pigs 
30 Yearling Sows and 
40 Gilts to be bred in November 
for Early 1921 litters. 
Service Boars and open Gilts. 
Also trios—2 Sows and 1 Boar 
unrelated. All at reduced prices. 
RICHARD H. STONE 
Trumansburg, :: New York 
Laurelton Farms 
Special 
Big Berkshire Gilts bred to 
Superior Lad Fourth-280931 at 
$100.00 each, delivered. These 
Gilts are close kin of Baron 
Mastodon, Grand Champion 
at the recent New York State 
Fair. Also young pigs of 
either sex for sale. 
Laurelton Farms, Inc. 
Lakewood, New Jersey 
PROLIFIC BERKSHIRES 
A few fine strong Gilts farrowed 
in April, 1920: also wonderful little 
Sow and Boar Bigs, 6 to 8 weeks old 
KARHA FARM 
Parksvllle, Sullivan County. N. Y. 
Geo. L. Barker, Supt. 
Choice Berkshires^ 
We have some extra nice 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. 
LARGE BERKSHIRES 
AT HIGH WOOD: 
Huron Mastodon, weighing 972 pounds, Grand 
Champion Boar at New York state fair, where 
lie defeated boars that have won at several of 
the largest western-state fairs, was bred bv us 
and sold when six months old for $125. We 
have half brothers and sisters of this boar for 
sale at reasonable prices. 
H. C. & H. a. HARPENDING, Box 1 6. DUNDEE, N.Y. 
ONE HUNDRED 
BERKSHIRE PIGS 
from well-bred sows aDd sired by great producing 
boars ; litters so far average over nine. Special 
price of 825 made on advance orders received for 
next few weeks for shipment of pigs after c glit 
weeks old. All stock guaranteed. Write for infor¬ 
mation. PATMOOR FARM, Hart field. N.Y. 
'WT alnutHill I3erkshires 
Have a few Spring Pigs left, either sex, 323 each. Wean 
ing pigs, 315 . My herd is headed by Lady Lon-fellow 
Champion, 13th. 239117. J. B. T. UEUU1CK, Barclay, Maryland 
CAT ROCK FARM Berkshires 
an- proliflo breeders with size ami conformation Special 
pru- -s ou Bred sows ami gilts t" Tie row in Sept and Oct. 
Also on boar and sow pigs. CUT ROCK FARM, Wastwood. Mass. 
THRIFTY BERKSHIRE Tl’lS' SSSTaSrSf 
yuasd <>n age. state your wants clearly first letter. 
OLOVeRD ALK FARM, Charlotte, N. Y. 
Shadow Lane Farm Berkshires 
i ! lf? °J.ders for Sept, piga, $ 5 each. Gills, High- 
oou breeding. Hen. McKnteer, I.umber City, l*u. 
Registered Berkshire Spring Pig: 
. “pars fit for service. Prices reasonable. 
ANDERSON & SCOFIELD, Flshklll, N.l 
S^J^ gb ,ANK BERKSHIRES. Choice Sows and 
ill r s P r ' 1| K litters. Uoars ready for service. 
s lip. Berkshires. Address J. E. WATSON, Marbl'dalt, Cann. 
BERKSHIRES For Sale XV ZZv'S&A 
breeding. §25 each. O. L. EMORY. Middlesex, N.Y. 
SWINE 
pi T i;i; BRED O. I. O. BOAR. lVr.-old. Young 
boars and gilts. J. D SHELMIDINE * 80NS, Lorrame. N.Y. 
11 lee Pair of IIear. ('he.hire Plg«. 5-#-mos.-old. (Cornell 
V Mr. breeding.I J. D SHEIMIUINE S SONS, Lorraine, N. Y. 
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VICTOR FARMS 
BIG TYPE CHESTER WHITES 
Again carry top honors at New York State Fair and 
Eastern States Exposition, Springfield, Mass. We 
won Grand Champion Boar and Junior Champion 
Boar and Junior Champion Sow at Syracuse, Grand 
Champion and Junior Champion Roars at Spring- 
field. These were on PRINCE BIG BOY No. (584:13 
and his son, PRINCE B. B. and daughter. LIBBY W. 
We now offer Spr ng boars and gilts sired by Prince 
Big B- y, a Iso by Wild wood Rajah. Fall pigselthersex 
at 31 5 and 325, sired by the Champion. Can mate 
paii sand trios. Send forcatalog,but if you want fall 
pigs send orders quickly before they are sold out. 
VICTOR FARMS, Bellvale, New York 
We Are Offering 
at Reduced Prices 
For a quick sale, 50 Reoistered Chester White Pios, 
3 to 8 Dios, old, fine typo, well bred. Also 3 Register¬ 
ed Jersey Heifers, JO and 20 mos. old, 
EUREKA STOCK FARM 
Edward Walter, Dept. R, West Chester,Penna. 
125 PIGS 
OFFERED WEEKLY 
75 Chester and Yorkshire Cross 
50 Berkshire and Chester Cross 
Barrows or sows or boars. 6 to 
-- 7 weeks old. $0.00; 8 to 10 weeks 
old, $'.00 ; Boars, 90.00. Sui>erior Cross Pigs are the re- 
sultof several years <f selective breeding, with big tvpe, 
registered boars. They have the bone. back, and barrel 
of the pure bred: feed easy, grow fast, dress high. 
Shipped on approval. Pay C. O. D., if satislled. Refer¬ 
ence, Waltham National Bank. 
SUBURBAN LIVE STOCK COMPANY, Waltham. Mass. 
Reg, O. I. C. Males 
We have two spring males sired by Wm. A. Jr, 
and out of a Trade Winner sow. the^e blood lines 
are of the best these .males are old enough for 
light service. We also have our herd sire, farrow¬ 
ed 1918 for sale, to prevent inbreeding. A sure 
breeder, sold for no fault. 
Hidri View Farm, Box 119 R, Mt. ltet hel. Pa. 
We Pr. e Best Crop of Fall Pig's 
coming on that we have ever raised, some ready to ship 
now. Price, S20 each for choice pip of either sex. Bred 
sows, open gilts and yearling boars for sale. 
C. H. CULLEN - Landenberg, Pa. 
H AMP SHIR Egor's b a°l a £ s 
Every one a choice individual and real herd headers. 
Price, $75 each, F. O. B. your station, crate and Record 
Free. Also a few Sow-. Priced Right. 
J. M. FARNSWORTH, SUr Route, Cuba. N.Y. 
For Sale—IPiPty 
CHESTER WHITES and BERKSHIRES 
six weeks old, S4 each. 
Rouse Bros - Dushore. Pa. 
REGISTERED C. W. BOARS 
old enough for service— SS4W. Registered six weeks 
pigs —820. Grades, six weeks— SO each. 
Harry Vail, Jr., New Milford, Orange Co , N. Y. 
Reg. Chester White PIGS 
310 each: 31 8 pa 
sex. AH stock Re 
ir: 328 trio, not akin. Spring pigs either 
eg. free. A. A SCIIOFELI,, Ilonrrltoii. Si. Y 
Spring 
Registered Chester Whites fw* a ;„7 
Gilts from Bine Ribbon Winners. Apply to CHARLES 
H. DANENHOWER. Mgr., Penllyn, Pa. H. E. Drayton, Prop. 
fihoQlnr Whitao Tliere Is no better bred boar in the 
UlIGSIol If 111133 world than our Victorious Rajali. 8 - 10 - 
wks. pigs for sale. Spring Valley Farm, Memphis. N.Y. 
PnlqnH.nilnfic are Gm KEYNOTE! of Success. 
IyIj I UIdllU-U UllluS The Triumph of Breeding with 
Master Blood-Lines of the Variety. Or. KNOX. Danbury. Conn. 
D o o I ^ pi^C $8. Selected Ches- 
r * c &* W. I. V. rlVXO ter ami Berkshire 
pigs, 6-wks.-old, 84. THE OAKS IIAIRV FARM. ITjalniinx. Pa. 
Dorset Rams and Duroc Pigs B ”df« e E . N “n^yo* 
F ine Keg. Essex Service Hour niul Hoar Pigs. 
J. D* SHELMIDINE & SONS, Lorraine, Now York 
Hampshire PIGS. Boars. $27 50 Sows, $79.50. Fair unrelated. 
$52.50; Trios, $72.50. Gilt Ac bred sows ,»n application. Prices 
include registration. PIEDMONT HAMPSHIRE FARM, Rowland. N. C. 
DUROC-JERSEYS 
priced to sell from excellent well-bred 
stock. We are taking orders now for 
Litters farrowed in Septemberor October. 
Write or Visit 
SHADYBROOK FARM 
Mentor, Ohio 
V——M— 
DUROC-JERSEY BOARS Quality individu¬ 
als and breeding. 
Visitors welcome except Sunday. Karin ten miles north 
of Trenton on the stone road to Flemington. 
Glen Moore. New Jersey 
JOHN H.and KENNETH HANKINS0N 
DONEGAL HERD REG. DUROCS 
Bred Gilts Tor September and October farrow, bred to 
Donegal Pathfinder and Pal’s Orion Col. 2nd. Service 
Boars and spring Boar pigs, ltig Type. Most popular 
blood lines. Priced right. Raymond b zook. r. No. i, mi. Joy. Pa. 
BAKER’S Reg. DUROCS 
A few choice spring sows. Also 8 wks.-old pigs at a very 
low price. - U. V. BAKER, Lckuyss lllc, I’d. 
DUROC-JERSEY SOW AND BOAR PIGS For Sale 
Sired b* Ilaybind Crimson Model. 8 to 20-wks.-old. Rea¬ 
sonable prices. - We«t field Farm, Groton, Musk. 
HAMPSHIRES of Quality 
Eight-wks.-old Registered pigs, either sex, $15 each ; 
830 a pair. 100 -lh. spring boars. S30 each. Off-marked 
pigs for feeders. 8'8 a pair Express piv|«iid. Satisfac¬ 
tion guaranteed. M. I>. Phillips. North Eu«t. Penn. 
H AMPSIlIKKS. Fine pair of Keg. pigs, 8mos. old. 
Prize winners. J. 0. SHELMIDINE S SONS. Lorraine, New York 
P olnnd-Chlun A lYurnc-Jersey Service Hours. Bred 
Sou ■ and young boars ami gilts. Reg Prize Winners. 
Prices reasonable. J. D. SHELMI0INE A SONS. Lorraine, New York 
Reg. POLAND-CHINA 
from dams weighing to 800 . K. Rowell. Louisa, Virginia 
0 1 p >_ Keg Free. Trade-Winner and Callaway Kdd. 
. I. U. 3 Breeding. Choice pigs, either sex. *10.50 at 8- 
wk». Satisfaction guaranteed. R. Hill. Senoca Falla. N v. 
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Econom 
Producnorv^i 
Twelve years ago a Virginia farmer purchased a few Guern¬ 
sey heifers and a Guernsey bull for $1,000. Thirty se¬ 
lected descendants of this foundation have a value today 
of tens of thousands of dollars. Guernseys and profit are 
truly synonymous terms. Send for our free literature 
THE AMERICAN GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB 
Box R 86 Peterboro, N. H. 
GUERNSEY 
BULL 
No. 46667 
Rocono of Rollwood Farm. 
Born May 18,1917. Traces to 
a famous ancestry. Come 
and see him or make us your 
offer for immediate purchase. 
Satisfaction guaranteed. 
THE FARM ON CARRINGTON HILL 
Bethany, Conn. 
OAKS FARM GUERNSEYS 
OFFER FOR SALE 
Guernsey Bull ready for service, Sire—May,’ \ 
ot Linda Vista, who has ten A. K. dang j. 
Dam- Erwinette of Elm Leigh with a of 
8650 lbs milk, 479 lbs. fat at 23 mon ' d. 
This is a high-elates bull in every wal * , c « 
S35 0. Write for pedigree and descl.iAion. 
W. S. KERR, Mgr. C0HASSET, MASS. 
STANNOX FARM 
Offers Five Fine, Young May Rose 
GUERNSEY BULLS 
ready for service, our of high resting A. R. dams 
from a clean, tnlierculin tester: herd. Prices 
fsom $1 50-S200. Write for extended pedigree. 
P. F. STAPJLES, Manager 
East Holliston, Massachusetts 
Harbor Hill Guernseys 
Send for Sale List of Bull Calves from 3 to 
12 mos. old. A. R. breeding with size and 
fonstitution. 
C. H. HECHLER, Box 60, Roslyn, N. Y. 
SUNNYSIDE FARM GUERNSEYS 
To avoid inbreeding, we offer our senior 
herd sire. Sultana’s Governor of Wad* 
dingtoti. He was bred in West Viigini-v 
and is strong in thepopnlur Chene Idoc*. 
His dam lias an excellent record, a so 
several half sisters with records up to 
over 700 lbs. fat. He is good color, snow 
type and a proven breeder from a tuber¬ 
culosis free herd. For picture and 
pedigree write:— 
It. II, ALEXANDER, UNION SPRINGS, N.Y. 
For Sale — 10 Head of Registered Guernseys 
MASHER SEQUEL STRAIN 
Address-W. H. Sutherland De Lancey, Del. Co., N.Y 
sale Three Guernsey Bull Calves 
sired by Langwater Music’s Dimple King, rut of 
dams on test, one out of granddaughter of King <d 
the May. S50 up. A. J. FELL, I.unadale. Pn. 
ForSale-MiY uosr mod Guernsey Bulls *£S?' 
of Border Raider. BETHANY COLLEGE FARM. Bethany, W. Ya. 
FOR SALE—Two Exceptionally Fine 
Reg. Guernsey Bull Calves 
straight backs, clear noses and nicely marked. 
Twelvemos, old. Priced right. TWIN OAKS FARM. 0«id, N.Y. 
TARBELL FARMS GUERNSEYS 
Bull calves. A. R. breeding. Golden Secret strain 
EXCELLENT VALUE 
Smithvuxe Flats, Chenango Co., Nf.w York 
Guernsey Bulls— 4 Ready for Service Ty h p s e 
of American breeding, line-bred, from our famous 
foundation cow. Duchess of Maple Row. Prices 
moderate. S200 upwards. TABER S MIGNIN. Castile. N.Y. 
For Sale-Heg. Guernsey Bull 
No. 45 01 . Masher’i* Patriot of Dell wood; three years 
old. Sire: M sher’s Elsie’s May King. Dam: Nival's 
Water Witch of Delhvood. OPHIR FARM, Purchase N T 
180 Head — Dispersal Sale 
9 n. 111 .. October 18 A 111, on my farm, known as the 
Walter A. W ood Farm,4 minutes wiilk from II ooslck 
Falls R. R. station. On October 18, eighty choice 
High-grade Guernsey and Holstein cows and heifers will 
iv sold. On October 19, my entire herd of Registered 
Holsteius, 100 head will be sold. Fine A. R. O. Cows. 
Some granddaughters of King Korndyke Sadie Vale, 
King of the Pontiaes and Rag Apple Korndyke 8. All 
animals over 6 months tuberculin tested. Part of the 
cows wUl be frc6h at time of sale. Write for catalogue. 
IIAN8 E1IMLEK, Owner. 1IOOSICK FALLS,N.Y. 
200 
200 
BLACK and WHITES 
AND 
RED and WHITES 
We buy ami sell the very best cows obtainable, and 
solicit trade from buyers who want the best, cows 
weighing from 1000 to 1300 lbs.: some are fresh, bal¬ 
ance from 1 to 10 weeks away. If you want the best 
we want yonr business. And we can please you. We 
buy and sell continually and have200 to selectfrom. 
F. L. PALMER & SON Moravia, N. Y. 
| SHEEP j 
Rorr Clirnno(1 irao Priced to sell. Yearling and Ram 
uBg. onropsmres Lambs, wooled from nose to toes : j 
quality and type. Ewes also. LEROY C. BOWER, ludlowmlle, N T. ■ 
A REAL HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN BULL 
It is unwise to breed from a low-priced animal. Veals 
bring $30 and upward. " Buy the ken and breed them heller.” 
1 ry this splendid bull calf. 7 months obi, 
nearly read for service—straight—low down_ 
Fell grown line coat—mallow hide. From a 
37-lb. sire—he by Judge Segis, a son of King 
Segis, grand sire of the 50-lb. cow. Out of 
an A. R. 0. cow whose sire is a 30-lb. son of 
King of the Pontiaes, and whose dam has 7 
A. R. 0. daughters (2 of which have shown their 
ability to produce 30 lbs. butter in 7 days). 
Can you ask for more? 
We guarantee to please on arrival. Price 
$So. if sold within ten days from the date of 
this publication. 
F.C. Biggs H <&SSi'S&>. Trumansburg, N. Y. 
10 Holstein Cows 
FOR 
SALE 
Some are fresh—some will freshen during winter— 
some are not bred. Ages 3 to G years. Also our 
hem bull, age 7 years a son of the famous Pontiac 
Korndyke. For particulars address 
G. A. STORMS, Jr., Owner, YVinterton, N.Y. 
When you write advertisers mention 
The Rural New-Yorker and you’ll get 
a quick reply and a "square deaL " See 
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Second Annual Sale 
TULLY, N. Y. 
125 head, all will be sold in one 
day at Auction consisting of 
50 fresh and close springer cows 
20 Two-year olds bred to freshen 
during winter 
15 yearlings ready to breed 
20 heifer calves, 6 to 8 months old 
15 bulls, 6 to IS months old 
CLOTH 1LDE BARBARA, Butter 7 days. 
32.27: milk 589.6. Her daughter VALLEY 
VIEW BARBARA, both in calf to a 33-lb. 
bull due in November. 
B K. P. LEAFY DAWN, a 4-vear old 
daughter of a 43-lb. cow. a full sister to 
a 37-lh. 4-year old, that sold for $5,500 in 
St. Paul sale, June 1920; due at sale 
time in calf to a 34-lb. bull. 
PIETERTJE UR.MA 1NKA. a 4-year old 
daughter of a 31.72-lb. cow that gave 701.50 
of milk in 7 days, in calf to a 34-lb. bull. 
K. P. O. LILITH DAISY, butter 30.75 from 
a 30.51-lb. dam due in Jan. Cows with 
records 22 to 27 lbs.; heifer records, 15 to 
22; daughters and sons of these cows 
in sale. 
BULLS 
SIR KORNDYKE PET BURKE, darn a 
34.25-lb. 3-year old daughter of King of 
Pontiaes, 
SIR HENGERVELD RAG APPLE MA¬ 
JESTIC, sire Majestic Rag Apple, the 
$30,000 bull; dam Belle De Kol Oolantha 
Hengerveld; butter 30.82; milk 531. and 
the dam of Wandermere Belle Henger¬ 
veld. 4 years old; butter 42.H5. and sold 
for $18,300 in June 1919, National sale, 
Philadelphia. Pa. 
A son of a 28-lb. cow, a 26.44-lb. 4-year old, 
sired by a 34-lb. son of King Segis. 
10 other bulls with record dams 19 to 25 
lbs. of butter in 7 days. 
BE SURE Al\ID ATTEND THIS SALE 
KELLEY & HAGER, Auctioneers JOHN C. REAGAN, Prop. 
WARD STEVENS in Box Spot Farm. Tuily. N. Y. 
Lunch served at noon, free 
