‘Ihc RURAL NEW-YORKER 
1597 
S. C. R. I. REDS 
100 pullets, #4.00 each. March hatched and ready 
to lay as soon as properly housed and fed. Exhibition 
heavy laying strain, hied for 20 years. Also cocks anil 
cock rols of different blood lines. MAMMOTH T01I.0U8I-: 
<;ii;SR. direct from Madison square winners, forty 
splendid grown, young stock. iMst.Oh a head. 
MAPLE FARM, CROSSWICKS, N. J. 
S. C. R. I. REDS 
Vlbert’s 231 to 289-egg strain. 4 yearling hens and 1 cock. 
$20. Cockerels, #8 to $10. ANNA M. JONES, Craryrlll*. Y V. 
FOK SA I.E-Our breeding stock of 
Mammoth White Pekin Ducks & Grey Toulouse Geese 
Large, well bred stock at moderate prices. 
POULTRY DEPT. GREYST0NE ESTATE. Yonkers, N. Y. 
FRANC AIS ROCKS 
Breeding pens S30 up ; cockerels—cocks, $7.60 tip; pul¬ 
lers. t60 per dost, and up. Won last Storrs contest. Lending 
• bis year content. JULES F. FRANCAIS, Westhampton Beach. L. I., N.r. 
For Saie-75 S. C. Motiled Ancona Hens 
hatched March, 1919. $2 each. D. W. COOOLING. Richfield. Pa. 
C OLORED AND WHITE MUSCOVY DUCKS & DRAKES 
for sale. SHELMIDINE BROS., Lorraine. N. Y. 
Pii DUCKS 
BREEDERS MOW. EGGS AND 
DUCKLINGS- DEC. TO JUNE 
PARDEE’S PEKINS ISLIP,N Y. 
B ,FK 
KOOK ( IK K AND FOUR HENS for sale. 
C. J. SHELMIDINE • Lorraino. Now York 
AMI COCKERELS. 
Canadian Black Leghorn Pullets s*£Jh. ais 0 re« 
choice breeding bens, $2 oacll. ED. GRANGER. Berkshire. N. Y. 
Wanted K1,,c a,m s',it. i Jotk Red Yearling Hen8 
Must be good stock. Price right. 
Franco-American Ponltry Co., Goshen, N.Y. 
S C. Buff, Silver and Black Leghorn Cockerels 
. for sale. C. J Sheljiidixe, Loruaixe, New Yoke 
FOR SALE 
S. C. White Leghorn Yearling Hens 
and 10-111- weeks-old Pullets. Moderately priced. 
Bred for heavy laying. Circular. 
Harry F. Palmer, Middleport, N. Y. 
250 Large, Healthy Breeding Pullets, 
■ cpUfiDNC Bred from TOM BARRONS heaviest 
LLiinUnllO wiuier layers, imported DIRECT by 
me. These bird® will lay heavy during the FALL 
and WINTER when eggs are $1.20 per dozen, and 
In the SPRING will st.ii be in condition to produce 
BIG HEALTHY CH1.Y Prices 83.00 each. Order 
early. ROBERT H. MARSHALL. Villa Vue. Forestville. Conn. 
S. C. and R.G. Brown Leghorn Cocks a "[!°fTom‘ 
holoe prize-Winning stock. C. J SHELMIDINE. Lorraine, N. Y. 
For Sale-Thoroughbred Dark Cornish Cockerels 
$10 each, J. M. THOMPSON, Mays Landing, N. J. R. D 1 
TOUlOUSe GEESE young ?tuck! 
(Jet your Creedeu HOW. M. BAYERDORFFER, Huguenot Park, N.Y 
Dill I PTO *'»<> S. C. lied*. March hatch, 
”ULI-t I O laying soon. $3.50 each. s. (_'. 
'V. 1-eghorn, June hatch. $2 each. Yearling Leghorns, 
81.75 each. JUST A 1*01 I.TItY Fa KM. Sun l ham [Coil, N.Y, 
For Sale S. C. Buff Orpington Pullets 
April hatched, three dollars each. Unrelated 
cockerels, live dollars up. Yearling hens, two 
Oollur*. All true blue. KATE ADAMS HEATH, Dover Plains, N. J. 
BARRON STRAIN 
S. C. White Leghorn 
8-10 weeks. 81.00. Choice Cockerels, same price 
Fall-view Poultry Farm, - Theresa, N. Y. 
PULLETS 
For Sale-200 White Leghorn Pullets hatched. iWo 
each. 300 yearling hens. $1.30 Stroehlciu Brea.. Monlollc, N. J. 
White Wyandotte and Houdan Cockerels 
240 egg W. W. official records, lloudaus bred from Madi¬ 
son Square winners. $7 each. April hatched Tlu-i-e birds 
will not be held over for Spring. £. c. MOORE, Susui. N. J. 
IliAIIDHTADC Prairie State, 390, $30 Eaeh. 
Ill VUDH I Una (find e. 121X1. 5150; 2.000. 
" ■ 9300; Newtown. 12(10 find 1800. 
Used Colony Brooders. JUSIA POULTRY FARM, SaulkampIn^N Y. 
RABBITS 
It Pays to Raise Hares 
From lull Blooded Sires & Dams 
All Specimen. Illustrated Catalogue 10c 
JOSEPH m A \ 1\ , Dept A 
428 Highland Ave.. MOUNT VERNON. N- T. 
YOUNG PEDIGREED 
Rufus Red BELGIAN HARES 
from vigorous stock ; out door raised ; 2. t and .Vinos, 
old. Price, $$ up. 
F. tie GROOF, 45 W. 21st St.. WH1TEST0NE, L. I . N.Y 
flemish GIANTS, young and matured, from pedigreed and 
reg. stock. Prices leasonahle. H. B. TEH EYCK. Somerville, N. J. 
DOGS and FERRETS 
Airedales, Collies, and Old English Shepherd Dogs 
Trained male dogs and brood matrons. units all ages. 
FLEMISH GIANT, NEW ZEALAND AND RUEUS RED BELGIAN 
RABBITS. .Semi Ik*, for large instructive list, of what 
you want. XV. R. M ATSON. Box 1745. Oakland Iowa 
Guaranteed RABBIT HOUNDS 
Males, $50: Females, $35. Young hounds, ready 
to bo trained. $‘2 5. Also Collies, Rat Terriers. 
H A. SOUDKlt, Bux 29. Sellersville, Fa. 
Alton Farm Airedales •SS* 
* email*. Si 5 <’mi b«* registered. Some are sired by sou 
of 1 lavel«x*k Uold&mitli imported.) Ooran^ <1 ins. 
B A. NBWTO^ - l>i mmi kmcN. VERMONT 
Wanted—Coon Dog 
Must be cheap. Pox. Rabbit and 
SHEEP Proof. EARLE SHAW, Copley. Ohio 
SETTFR nnfi<® TH AT F1NI) THE GVMK. 
■ I ft.ll UU uO Hubert T. IlnvU, Ptimlierlaiid. Virginia 
COI I IF PUPC The handsome and intelligent kind 
ciLii, rurj Nklson Bros., 'rovr City, Pa. 
! OXHOUnd PU P8. Walker Strain. FtlCI.b, SoMKIis. tViXN. 
WANTED-COCKECK SPANIEL RL1K* 
i. *’ U 1P 8 ; °ld. Female preferred. Write, (riving price. 
AM * E. Dkbkvoisk, H. 1>. No 8, Newark, Ohio 
FERRETS 
Cnr Colo Ferret out your mis and 
ror dale. the high cost of living. 
Price list fre e. Catalogue 10c. 
(’ II. KKKP'EK X CO.. (Iraeunlrh, Olilo 
EGG-LAYING CONTEST 
Vineland, N. J. 
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 17, 1920 
The table shows the number of eggs 
laid during week named above and total 
number of eggs laid by each pen to date. 
In this contest, beginning November 1, 
each pen contains 20 birds (pullets). 
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS 
Wk.Totl 
Garret W. Buck, N. J.. 62 2699, 
Edward T. Biddle, Pa.. 54 2792' 
S. 8. Chamberlain, N. J. 64 2572 
J. H. Kolkit & Son. N, J. 28 2306 
Glenlyn Farms. Pa. 43 2632 
Norfolk Specialty Farms. Ont. 52 2767 
Harry H. Ober. N.J. 76 3051 
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS 
S. Bradford Allyn, Mass. 69 3194 
ChicatawburFarm Mass. 512103 
Chester P. Dodge. Mass. 61 2557 
Uosewoou liox. N .1. 43 2777 
Irving K. Taylor. Mas .••.... 48 2197 
The Training School. N. 1. 58 2842 
WHITE WYANDOTTES 
T. Town r Bates. N J. 
E. C. Condlct & Son. N.J. 
Deptford Poultry Farms. N.J. 
Carroll IT. Hoagland. N. J. 
O. G. Knight. R. I. 
John F Stringer. N. J. 
Mrs H. H, Suter. N. J. 
Acme Poultry Farm. N. J. 
S. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS 
J. S. Armitage. N.J.. 
Cream llidge Poultry Yards. 
H, \V. Collingwood. N. J... . 
Ktjon Poultry Farm. N. J_ 
C. Reed Ferguson, N. J. 
Mrs. Wm I, Hundertmark. 
Sycamore Farm. Mass. 
Howard G. Taylor. N. J. 
Underhill Itros.. N.J. 
Henry P. Walker. Mass .. . 
M aple Farm. N.J. 
David E, Warner, it. I. , 
N.J. 
N, J. 
56 2669 
41 2617 
54 2456 
56 1948 
23 2085 
62 3013 
71 2968 
47 2231 
51 2660 
22 2386 
47 2046 
72 29021 
65 3185 
57 2747 
53 2482 
71 3222 
61 2419 
64 3925 
63 2936 
55 2537 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
K. N. Allen, N.J. 
E. A. Ballard, Pa. 
J. Bayer & Son, N. J. 
Beck Egg Farm, N J. 
.1. W. Bottcber, N.J. 
Gregory Brundage & Son, N. Y. 
Broad Acres Farm.Conn. 
Broad View Farm. N.J. 
Broad Brook Farm. N. Y. 
67 
56 
54 
78 
71 
60 
71 
80 
78 
Frank Carpenter, Pa. 74 
Cleft Hock Farm. Conn. 48 
,1. •*. Cray & Son, N J. 58 
C. T. Darby. N. J... . . 71 
Ctias. Duvall, Jr.. N. J . 16 
Chas. L. Bbeli, N: J. 39 
Klgenrauch & De Winter. Inc.. N. J. 66 
B. S. Ells, N.J. 74 
Mattie H. Appele. N.J. 56 
Farm hi 11 Poultry Farm, Pa. . 58 
Forsgato Farms, N J. 43 
J. G. Freeman. N.J... 65 
J. S. Gabriel, N. J.. 74 
A. H. Gilbert. N. J. 61 
Glenwood Poultry Farm. N. J. 61 
Greendale Farms, N. Y . 54 
0. S. Green, N. J . 14 
Leo A. Grouten. Conn. 56 
James F. Harrington. N.J. 80 
Heigl’s Poultry Farm, Ohio. 50 
Henry E. Heine, N. .1. 62 
The Hoehn Farm. N. Y.... 68 
Hollywood Farm, Wash. 80 
Conrad W. Jones. N. J. 56 
C Korfmann. N. S. 51 
W. H. Leslie, N. J. . 63 
Francis F Lincoln. Conn. 68 
Harold W. Lyle. N. J. 74 
Fred J. Mathews. N. J... 71 
Sunny Crest. N. Y. 37 
Mt. Hope Farm. Mass. 35 
Frederick B. Naylor. N J.. 40 
Samuel Niece & son. N. J. 55 
Thomas Peterson Jr . N. J. 65 
George Phillips. Conn. 68 
Spring Lake Farm, N J. 47 
Queeusbury Farm. N J. 71 
ltapps Leghorn Farm, Inc.. N J. 81 
Lion Head Poultry Farm, N.JJ. 66 
Columbian Poultry Farm. N. J. 63 
Weuanna Yard, N. J. 44 
John G. Simmonds. N. J. 50 
Hermau F. Bonder N. J.]_ 50 
A. E. Spear, N.J. 73 
Matthew Stothart. Jr.. N. J. 67 
Tom’s Poultry Farm, N. ,1 . . 50 
The Training School, N. J. 56 
Levi J. Troth. N. J. 69 
Pleasant View Farm. R. I.. 40 
Farm Colony Kansas. 72 
L’eter P Van Nuys, N. F. 56 
W. C Vnegtlen N J. 51 
Gustav Walters. N J. . 68 
Westwood l’oultry Farm. N. J. 72 
A. G. Whetsel. N J. 31 
He mon E. White. N.J. 31 
Willanna Farm. N. J . 46 
Woodland Farms. N J. 55 
2771 
3334 
3161 
3156 
3748 
2803 
2882 
3379 
3202 
3413 
2684 
3U70 
3055 
1522 
2950 
2995 
3306 
3190 
3115 
2672 
3160 
3535 
3296 
2755 
3119 
1979 
3466 
3315 
2147 
2851 
2315 
3748 
3485 
3074 
306-8 
3513 
3579 
3703 
2606 
3078 
3086 
3039 
3155 
3345 
3113 
280(1 
3290 
3633 
3316 
2609 
2743 
2869 
3366 
3411 
2540 
2612 
2953 
3292 
3125 
3116 
2997 
3196 
3552 
2564 
2839 
2894 
3263 
Total.5755 294637 
Feed For Layers 
N\ ill you tell me what feeds to use for 
heavy Winter and Spring laying? 
Pennsylvania. 
J. E. o. 
Mixed grains, of which corn should 
form a little more than half, should be 
used for scratch grain in the litter. 
Wheat, oats, buckwheat and perhaps a 
little rye and barley may make up the 
balance of this scratch grain. 
A mash should be fed in addition. A 
good formula for this mash is equal parts 
by weight of corumeal, wheat bran, mid¬ 
dlings, ground oats or gluten feed and 
beef scrap. The beef scrap should form 
about one-fifth part of the mash. Gluten 
feed, if of good quality, is an excellent 
addition to the mash, hut a poor grade of 
this corn product has sometimes given 
trouble. \v. B. D. 
COATS 
Rnoolauin firm offers for 8*le Toggenburg Milk Coats, 
nOScldWn rdriTl Pure bred and (Trades. Milk St ek 
A. A. HALEY - Old Mystic, Conn. 
For Sale FOUR Angora GOATS 
Bucks ready for service. No others for sale. $10 
each or all for $35. Will crate and ship prmnpth 
WALTER l MARKER. Rural A. Clayton Delaware 
Fine % Toggenburg Buck stock 
: ' Carbola-Clean ” Buildings 
means that walls and other surfaces offer no harboring places to contagious disease, lice, 
and mites. It means sunny-sweet interiors—light and wholesomeness. It means 
healthier and more vigorous cows, hogs and hens. It means fewer losses through death, 
fewer non-producers, fewer low-producers. It means a better profit on your invest¬ 
ment—more money in your pocket. 
Mm OTA 
TVv* \T\s\T\WtV\n^ 
a snow-white paint combined with a germicide many times stronger than pure carbolic acid, is the standard 
of sanitation on thousands of the best kept farms, large and small, and at leading agricultural colleges and 
experiment stations. 
Carbola helps prevent the start and spread of contagious diseases that affect herd or flock — glanders, 
contagious abortion, roup, white diarrhoea, canker, etc.—and kills lice, mites, fly eggs, etc., besides greatlv 
increasing the light and general evidence of cleanliness. Carbola—which is mixed with water and read v for 
use in less than five minutes—gives you quickly a paint and disinfectant to apply in one operation instead 
of two, saving time, labor, and money. There is no straining or waiting, anil ro clogging of sprayer r.s 
there is with whitewash. No peeling or flaking. The smooth-flowing paint-and-disinfectant gives an even 
surface and puts wholesomeness into every crack and crevice to stay there. Carbola does not spoil if left 
standing—may be mixed today and used any time—another advantage. 
Use Carbola Instead of 'Whitewash and Disinfectants 
to paint sunshine and health into stables, poultry houses, hog pens, cellars, kennels, rabbit hutches, cream¬ 
eries, outbuildings, garages, etc. Apply with brush or spraver to wood, stone, brick, cement or other sur¬ 
faces or over whitewash. A gallon (a pound of the powder) covers 200 square feet. Use it also as a lice 
powder, for which it also is unexcelled. 
Your hardware, paint, drug, or seed dealer has Carbola or can get it. If not, order 
direct—prompt shipment by parcel post or express. Satisfaction, or money back. 
19 lbs. (10 gals.) $1.25 and postage. 20 lbs. (20 gals.) $2.50 delivered. 50 lbs. (50 gals.) $5.00 deEvered. 
Add 25% for Texas and Rocky Mountain States 
Trial package and interesting booklet 30c postpaid 
CARBOLA CHEMICAL CO., Inc., Dept. R , 7 East 42d Street, New York 
The Extra Eggs 
will soon pay for one of these 
Automatic 
:Selt- 
Heating 
Pouitry 
Fountains 
Heaters 
koccB water at the 
riirht temperature 
day and nigntfn the 
. -— coMest weather ami 
requires !osa than a quart of oil a week. Made of Galvanized 
oteel. A Ionfelt want supplied. Every Hen-House needs one. 
Biuce t^l Heater and 2 trailon Automatic Fountain complete 
$2»lO, Also made in 3 and 4 gallon sizes. 
W nte for Circular R and testimonials. Agents wanted. 
C. A. S.FORGE WORKS, S ARAN AC.MICH. 
A Few Choice S. C. W. Leghorn Breed¬ 
ing Hens and Cockerels For Sale 
All fr in Cornell Certified Stock, the same as 
my pen which was awarded second p> ize at New 
York State Fair, 1920 Exhibit in Farm Flocks 
in competition with the largest number of 
pens ever shown in farm flocks. 
FAIR ACRES FARM, f&S&r&T' E°?: 
Dept. B. Send for Circular. 
Mattituck 
White 
Leghorn 
Farm 
100 May hatched pullets, sred from selected, 
tmii-nested stock. Clean, healthy pullets, 
grown on free range. Address 
P U L L E l S and 
COCKERELS 
We are offering at attractive prices a very* fine 
lot of April and May hatched S. C.White Leg¬ 
horn Pullets, bred from our selected layers 
and raised on free range under the best con¬ 
ditions for their proper development into first 
class layers of high priced eggs this fall and 
winter. Also pedigreed Cockerels, bred from 
hens with official records of 200 to 262 eggs. 
LAKEWOOD LEGHORN FARM 
c - S p°op. ENE LAKEWOOD, N. J. 
S. C. BROWN LEGHORN 
COCKERELS 
MARCH AND 
APRIL 
full Everlay strain (S3. 501 each. Yearling conks 
($4) each. J. Guy Lesher, Northnmberlami, Pa. 
F OU SALE or EXCIUX'GE—Several llunilrriiS.C.M blto 
Leghorns— Hens, pullets anil cocktrels. Tom Barron 
strain : all first-class Birds. I need Holstein cows. Figs, 
Threshing Machine, ensilage cutter, reaper, 6 horse En¬ 
gine, iced grinder, cider press, wood cutter. What have 
you* JOHN J. HASKELL, Ml. Taber Poultry Farms. Cbariottevilie, N. Y. 
S. C. White Leghorn Pullets 
Late March ami Late April hatches. Vigorous range reared 
birds. Early ones starting to lav. Price $o.00 and $2.50 in 
lota of 20 or over Walter S. Tuttle, East Moriches, N. Y. 
OSE COMR BROWN LEGHORN Cockerel*. 
Mapuswood Poultry Yards, Milton, Vermont 
R 
PULLETS-S 6 White Leghorns 
Bred for egg production at S2 to $3 each. Our birds are 
backed by official records—high as 232 eggs each Satis¬ 
faction. Clear view Poultry Farm, Cooperstown. \. Y. 
A. H. PENNY - Mattituck, N.Y. 
PULLETS For Sale 
Safe arrival, and nice healthy birds guaranteed. Ten 
for $20. Twenty for 837.50. Fifty for 8S5. One 
hundred for * 160. HIGHLAND POULTRY FARM, Seller,„ll c . Pj. 
S. C. White Leghorns 
500choico farm range Pullets hatched March 22nd to 
.lane 12th. Older ones soon ready t.> lay. Price, iu 
lots of 25 or more. S 1.50. SU and 83 each, accord¬ 
ing to age and size HILIHURST FARM. Orchard Park, N.Y. 
WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS-Wyckoff Strain 
April and May hatch. Long and broad barks. All have 
the lop comb. Now laying. Yearlings *2 up. All birds 
Guaranteed. FOREST FARM, Rockaway, N. J. 
Sxlw.L .Pullets 
from Cornell certified parents. $3 each. Some 
cockerels, $4 each. W. J. BUNNELL, Atwater, New York 
LIVE—CAPONS—LIVE 
YOUNG — EAKLY HATCHEl) — 45HOAVING 
• | Best poultry meat in the world ■ . 
11 Cheapest and easiest to crow 
Order at once for fall delivery 
1 1 Direct from farm to you via express 
DEXTEK 1'. UPHAM, HELM Alt, N.J. 
LEGHORN COCKERELS 
Carefully selected range raised birds, bred from tr«p- 
uested stock. Guaiunteod to please you or your money 
will be refunded without argument/ 
The Riverside Poultry Farm, Cambridge Springs. Pa. 
Two Hundred White Wyandottes, Fifty S. C. Reds 
1919 hatched and now laying. Excellent, large, healthy 
fowls. $3.50 each: 35 lots, $3 each, sent on approval. 
Kiverdale Poultry Farm. Box 165. Riverdaie, N. J. 
Single Comb White Leghorn Pullets ‘S, 
May hatched: $2.50 e..eh. 11. «. I.AMHEKT. i hUten.ngo. .N.Y 
PCOFIELD’sniTl •. Rock C o c k e r e 1 s. $5 to $10. 
SUPERIOR YY nlle 1 drill Duck s t iios, ♦ lO up, 
DU P E R IY UllV R|(Jg0N p 0ULm FAgM FilhluBJI Y. 
Barron's White Wyandottes 
mported direct with records. E. E. LEWIS, Apaiachui, w. T. 
For Sale —White INoclt COCKERELS 
7 bred from hens with average record of 270 egg*, sire, 
son of Lady Alfrata, with record of 304 eggs. each. 
E. AY. BEXFORD - Mr. Vernon, New York 
For Sale—F/iie Pekin Ducks 
FRANCO-AMERICAN POULTRY CO.. GOSHEN, N. l‘. 
hair, .‘i-yrs.-old. $25. 
_ ed, short 
M, BAYERDORFFER. Huquanat Park. N. Y. 
1000 SELECTED PULLETS 
S. C. WHIT E LEGHORN, April hatched, raised on free range, 
arrival and satisfaction guaranteed. Inspection invited. 
Safe 
COLUMBIA POULTRY FARM, Toms River, N. J. 
