1813 
The Extra Eggs 
will soon pay for ono of those 
Automatic 
elf- 
Healing 
Poultry 
Fountains 
Heaters 
ftcc«D 0 wat*r at the 
riflrht temperature 
day and Dffntfn the 
-eoMent weather and 
reanfrea fee* than a quart of oil a week. Mnde of Galvanized 
Steel. A lonsr felt want Bupplifxi. Every Hen-Houee needn one. 
Price of 1 Heater and 2 irallon Automatic Fountain complete 
*2.10. Alno made in 3 and 4 rollon sizes. 
W rite for Ci rcular R and teatirooniala. Arente wanted. 
C. A. S.FORGE WORKS. SARANAC.MICH, 
P^KDOATS 
CIose-To-Nature Grain 
To produce va- 
por-bath oprouta 
with their diaatartc, 
. vegetable milk, rrape ru^ar, etc., 
/that bring the bi^r yields in errs; 
to change high-price rrain into low- 
price egg-producing fc»d. Get a 
Makcn your dry lot* profitable In summer and nringa tho erw 
oil winter. Payn a dividend every month in the twelve. Wo 
make all kinds and sizes of sprouters from a few heni/to 
1,000. Send for free circular ro Sprouted Oats and Eggs. 
Closc-To-Nature Co., 78 Front St., Colfax, la. 
Bob White, Hungarian Partridges 
Wild Turkey*, Pheasants,Quail, Rabbits, Deer, etc. 
for stocking ourposes. 
Fancy Pheasants, Peafowl, Cranes, Storks. Swans. 
Ornamental Ducks and Geese, Bears. Foxes, Rac¬ 
coon. Squirrels, anil all kinds of birds and animals, 
WM.J. MACKENSEN. Naturalist. Dept. 10. Yardley. Pa 
Large TOULOUSF. GANDERS and GEESE 
Forty young birds bred from Madison Square Gar¬ 
den winners. 812 each, S30 for three. S. <!. R. I. 
Red cockerels, exhibition, heavy-laying strain $10 
Mich. Satisfaction (guaranteed. MAPLE FARM, Croiswicki.N. J. 
Bourbon Red Turkeys 
iDg stock ready for shipment. FIONA HORNING. Oweqo, N. Y 
r* . n„.„ J, Poultry.Turkeys,Geese, Durks.Guineas, 
rillc DrcCQS D.intams, Haree, Pi eons. Dog-', Stock, 
Eggs, reasonable. Catalog free. flONCER FARM. Tclf.rd, P«, 
Pii DUCKS 
BREEDERS NOW TGGS AND 
DUCKLINGS—DEC. TO JUNE 
PARDEE’S PEKINS ISI IP.N Y 
Special Fall Prices on TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE 
AIbo Best Breeds Chickens. Write Your>ants. Catalog 
Free. U A. SOUDER, Box 29, Seller,vine. Pa. 
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys 
Toms, 810; Hens, #8. Min M. E. HYOE, North Hero, »eim«r( 
Early 
Batch! d. 
B UFF ROCK PULLETS and Cockerels from my 1st prize win¬ 
ners. l'uhets 12.50 and »3 50; Cockerel . »5, »7 OOandtlO 
oa. Satisfaction guaranteed. HAKRTM CONNER,SlsckUn. N. J. 
Msm-DL.L T„rLau« The Bllw ' k Beauty strain. 
„„th Black bronze lurkiys Also a few others. Guin¬ 
eas, *2.28 per pair. HOCK Ct.lKK FARM, Brorn«vlllt, Fn. 
COB 8AI.E-MAMMOTII BRONZE TURKEY K. 
r Akden W. Doio - Walton, Nkw York 
For Sale-Pure Bred While Wyandotte Cockerels 
Bart on Strain. Trap Nest Hens from EB lip. 
JOSEPH MO HE A l', SlngUUn Kurin,. Wallum l-okr, R. I. 
WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS Wyckoff Strain 
April and May hutch. Long and broad ha. ks. All havo 
the lop comb. Non laying. Yearlings *2 up. All birds 
Guaranteed. FOREST FARM, Rockaway, N. J. 
BARRON’S Wiiite Wyandottes 
Cockerels, Pullets and Hens for sale from stock 1 impel t- 
ed. Records, 262 to 283. E. E. Lewis, Apalaellin, 5«n York 
7 5 S. C. R. I. RED PULLETS at$2 Each 
* v l.auterbaeh Poultry Farm, ltaspcburg. Mil. 
For Sale-S. C. While Leghorn Breeding Cockerels 
April hutch. Beautiful birds. Only few left. *3 to 
97 . 6 O Each. A. M. SCIl ElM.EIt, Lakewood, N. J. 
Wanted—About 300 White Leghorn Pullets 
April or May hatched. A. K. Buyer*, WUIUmstUU, n. 7. 
HAYSTACK MT. FARM, Norfolk, Conn. 
Light Brahmas Only fe S& KS": 
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn Cockerels f ™“ 
layers, $3 each. MAPLEWOOD POULTKT TAROS, Milton. Vermont 
*. C.W. Loiktrn PULLETS—Burly M*y botched, $1.60. on. April, now 
.tying, t3.10ca .Sol's juorttnUcd. Horry N. Ctontr, Stocklon, N. J. 
200-EGG PULLETS PAY 
FOR SALE-20 S. C. R. I. RED COCKERELS 
Same stock as winuing pen 31 nt Vineland, $7.50 
each. White Rock Cockerels from 200-egg strain, 
large white standard birds. 87.50 each. 
THE HOMESTEAD FARM, VARMOUTHPORT, MASS. 
BARRON LEGHORNS. 82. tl SAITON FARM. Nudun. NT. 
Pure-Bred Mammoth Bronze Turkeys «*!&«" 
Inclose Stamp. I. A- WHEELER, M$pl«wt$4 Farm, R 2, Massena, R.f. 
Pure Bred Bronze Turkeys Enclose stamp. 
Mr*. Leland Livermore Cassville, N.Y. 
S. C.R. I. REDS 
Vtbort’s 281 to 280-egg strain. Oookorels, 88. *8 anil 810 
•ach. ANNA M. JONES, Craryvllle, New \ urk 
C OLUMBIAN WYANIMJTTE8. Beauty and utility 
combined. Large dock. Good selection. 12 years 
Specialist. Free literature. "THREE OAKS," (u 21, Srsllsn. Mm. 
S liver Spuugled Cockerels for sale. Very beautiful. 
E. II. FIE.US K. IF. 1 JFelmur, IFeluuuro 
For Sale-400 May Hatched Barred Rocks 
Sam* number of S. C. White Leghorn Pullets, AH 
tine birds Some laying. Any number. 92.50 
each. MAPLE POULTRY FARM. Islip. N.Y Phone U9IM 
LEGHORN BREEDING MALES 
i hoice. Range raised utility cockerels. **.60 ami *5. Satis¬ 
faction or Money Refunded. II u ■■ g u I o w Poultry 
Farm. C. H CHANDLER. Fri(., MouuioutU Junction, N. J. 
•Ibt RURAL NEW-YORKER 
The “Favorite Hens” at Work 
When the Rergen County egg-laying 
and breeding contest opened at Westwood, 
N. J., on November 1, pen No. 15 at¬ 
tracted some little attention. It was 
made up of 20 R. I. Red pullets, each one 
contributed by a woman Toader of Tile 
R. N.-Y. These “Favorite Hens” came 
from various States, singly, to Hope 
Farm, where they were assembled and 
taken to the contest. One pullet was de¬ 
layed through the stupidity of an express 
agent, hut they all finally started on their 
year’s test. They will be trap-nested for 
one full year, and then the best 12 will 
be retained for a breeding experiment. 
The names of the women who contributed 
the pullets -are printed below, with the 
record at the end of the second week. All 
but two of the pullets have been named 
by their owners. 
RECORD FOR FIRST TWO WEEKS 
No. Eggs 
1— M rs. L. C. Mark wood, Mineral 
Co., W. Va., Ruby. 0 
2— Mrs. James Maddren, Suffolk 
Co., N. Y., . 0 
3— Mrs. W. E. Smallbone, Mercer 
Co., N. J., Lady Mercer. 0 
4— Mrs. Fenton Gall, Berkeley Co., 
W. Va.. Olivia. 5 
5— Mrs. Ann G. Wilson, Oswego Co., 
N. Y„ Gypsy. 0 
6— Mrs. Della Baltes, Dutchess Co., 
N. V.. Dutchess. 0 
7— Mrs. John Shaughnasy, Dutchess 
Co., N. Y., Phyllis... 0 
8— Mrs. James O. Cooper, Morris 
Co.. N. J.. Miss Beatity. 0 
9— Mrs. W. R. Whitman, New Lou¬ 
don Co., Conn., Rlioda. 0 
10— Mrs. F. Stanlny Atwood, Albany 
Co.. N. Y., Rosewood.. 0 
11— Mrs. Haydon W. Benton, Cayuga 
Co., N. Y.. Red Wing. .. 0 
12— Jessie M. Roberts, Oneida Co., 
N. Y., Ruth Ann. 0 
13— Mrs. Robert B. Wilson, Allegany 
Co.. N. Y., Farmerette. 0 
14— Mrs. Robert Pye, Rutland Co., 
Vt.,.. 0 
15— Mrs. L. D. Emmons, Litchfield 
Co., Conn., Lady Bountiful.. . 3 
3(5—Mrs. Caroline M. Burr, Barn¬ 
stable Co., Mass., Mahogany 
Maid. 0 
17— Mrs. M. E. Disque, Venango Co., 
Pa., Busy Bess. 0 
18— Mrs. William Gehrke, Bergen 
Co.. N. J., Emma. 0 
19— Mrs. D. E. Click. Steuben Co., 
N. Y., Queen Pullet. 0 
20— Mrs. Ida M. Costner, Bergen Co., 
N. J-Peggy. 0 
Most of these birds are good specimens 
of the breed. One of them is light and 
one more a little off color, but there are 
several very fine Reds which look as if 
they were capable of making a great re¬ 
cord. The first one to lay was No. 4, 
Olivia. She has laid five eggs in the 
nest, and probably the three laid outside 
as well. These three, however, cannot, be 
credited to -Olivia. No. 15, Lady Bounti¬ 
ful, was the next one to start, and we 
feel sure the others will soon get into the 
race. 
Coming Farmers’ Meetings 
The Fleece Wool States Growers’ Asso¬ 
ciation will meet at the Stock Yards Inn, 
Chicago, Nov. 29, at 10 A. M. This is 
a very important meeting at which a 
good attendance is desired. 
Wisconsin Potato Growers’ Association, 
Potato Exposition, Milwaukee Audi¬ 
torium, Milwaukee, Wis., November 30- 
December 4. 
Dutchess County. N. Y., Poultry and 
Pet Stock Association, Poughkeepsie, N. 
Y., November 17-20. 
North Bergeu County, N. J., Poultry 
Association Show, Westwod, N. J., No- 
veember 25-27. 
International Live Stock Exposition, 
-Chicago, Ill., November 27-December 4. 
Oh’O Apple Show and American Porno- 
logical Society, Columbus, O., December 
1-3. 
Seventh Annual Farmers’ Exposition, 
Toledo, O., December 2-10. 
New York State Federation of Agri¬ 
culture, farm convention, Rochester, N. 
Y., December 14-15. • 
Illinois State Horticultural Society, 
sixty-fifth annual convention, Blooming¬ 
ton, Ill., December 15-17. 
Vermont State Poultry Show, B. P. 
Greene, secretary, St. Albans, Vt., Janu¬ 
ary 4-7, 1921. 
National Western Stock Show, Denver, 
Colo., January 22-29. 
Coming Live Stock Sales 
Dec. 2—Duroc-Jerseys. J. Elmer Long, 
Slaty Ridge Farm, Palmyra, Pa. 
Dec. 3-4—llolsteins. Holstein Breed¬ 
ens’ Sales Co., Fon du Lac, Wis. 
Mar. 29-30, 1921—llolsteins. Water- 
town Holstein Sales Co., Watertown, 
Wis. F. Darcey, Sec. 
May 9, 1921—llolsteins. Brown 
County Holstein Breeders’ Sale at De 
l'ere, Wis. 
May 17. 1921 llolsteins. Wisconsin 
Holstein Breeders’ Sale, West Allis, Wis 
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HENRY <f« RAHE, Dept. 224 s 
Kansas City, Mo, Cincinnati, Ohio 
Single Comb White Leghorns 
Exclusively all raised on free farm range. 1 
Barron Strain, milk fed. 200 choice cocks 
and cockerels for sale. lOO yearling cocks 
bred from certified layers, l’rico 85 each. 
In lots of 10 or mor* S3 each. Bargain* 
while they last. Circular free. Now book¬ 
ing orders for baby chicks, 1921 Delivery. 
EDGAR BRIGGS, Box 75, PLEASANT VALLEY. N.Y. 
Barron WHITE LEGHORNS 
My egg-a-day line is America's heaviest flock aver¬ 
age layers. Now booking baby chick orders for 
spring delivery from pedigreed males of 265-282 rec¬ 
ords. Circular free. Wm. 0 Seidel. Strawberry Ridoe. P*. 
PULLETS For Sale 
April Hatched 
Safe arrival, and nice healthy birds guaranteed. Ten 
for 820. Twenty for #37.50. Fifty for WHS. One 
hundred for *160. HIGHLAMO POULTKT PARM, Sellar**,He, Pi. 
JERSEY BLACK GIANTS 
At New Vork State Fair. Hanover and Allentown, 
Pa., Trenton, N. J., and Hagerstown. Md.. they 
i ttracted the attention of hundreds of thousands. 
Fifty-two prizes and silver cup on capon for best 
me-it type in show. Booking orders for batching egg 
chicks and older stock. Write for folder with cuts to 
MARCY FARM :: MATA WAN, N. J. 
Black Jersey Giants 
fTha Super Hen.) 
Black Feathers. Yellow Skin. Grow faster and larger and 
lav more and larger ogpr* on less feed. Free ‘ descriptive 
circular. )kxttr I*. I Ilham, It. F. D. N«. 2. IWdmnr, V J, 
White Rock PuDetssaie 
May and June hutch, $2. Exceptionally fine stock 
PELHAM FARM, Southampton, New York 
BUCK’S BARRED ROCKS 
Cockerels sired by full brothers to the ten pullets 
who made the good record of 2.222 ei-gn in one year 
at Vineland International Egg Ikying and Breeding 
Contest, being an average of 220 1-5 eggs per heu— 
$8*81 0-8’ S and 820. If not pleased with your 
purchase return same and get your money back. 
I’m booking orders for hatching eggs $4.00 per 15; 
$20 OO per LOO. NO BABY CHICKS. 
GAR1IET W. BUCK. COUTH NECK, N. J. 
A. C. Jones’ Barred Rocks WIN 
in the N. A. E. L. Contest 
Just completed. Our pen of 5 birds finish in second 
plaee. Outlaying all other Rocks. Total for 52 weeks, 
1,052. Also high Barred Rock hen. Total, 251. We 
are booking orders for chicks and eggs on Barred 
Rock*, Rhode Island Reds, White Leghorns and 
White Wyandottes. All bred to lay. 
A. C. JONES. The loots Poultry Firm, Georgetown, Delaware 
PARKS’ STRAIN 
BARRED ROCK COCKERELS 
March hatched. #3. Yearling White Leghorn 
Hens. Wyckoff strain, 92. April White Leghorn 
pullet*. 83.50. J. GUY LESHER, Northumberland. Pa. 
BARRED ROCKS 
A few bred-to-lay, Cornell Certified Breeding Cockerels 
at$15each. Kent Poultry Farm, t uziuovia, Ji. T. 
FRANCAIS ROCKS 
Breeding pens 830 up ; cockerels -cock*, 87.60 up; pul¬ 
lets, t80 per do/., and up.Won last Storrs contest. Leading 
this ysar routes!. JULES F. FRANCAIS, Wtohimplsn Scssh. L I.. N.Y. 
COCKERELS-Barred P. Rocks 
from trap-nested, breti-to-lay stock. Husky, farm 
raised stock at $5 to $10 each. Guaranteed. 
G. A. W ILLIAMS, Box 494. Warwick, N. V. 
FOR SALE 
a rt-w choice Black Minorca Cockerels 
I’apo strain. #3 each or two for #5. 
Wtn. H. NVinegard, Richmondville, N. Y. 
Record tiOS Eggs at Storre Contest made by 
“College Queen,” w ‘i s Best White Wyandotte 
Cockerels for sale from hens which have made rec¬ 
ords at Storrs. Guarantee with every bird. Send 
for circular. O. ti. KNIGHT, Bridgeton, K. 1. 
(IfHITE WYANDOTTES. A Vo. 1. R, gal-Dorens. Anril Cklsnnd 
W l ull. *2 each. Guar, to please. R. HILL, Seneca Flits, H.Y. 
White W y andotte yearlings 
r ojQ tniD-nested Btoek. t*raml broader*. $5 each now. 
Worth double. A. L. VULELAN1>, NutU-j, N* J, 
For Sale-36 Silver Wyandotte Cockerels 
Tiffany and Tarbox strains. 50 Ancona Cockerel-;, 
Shepherd and Somers strains. All early hatch and 
big.vignrnnx, fr»e range fowls A E. SEII1EL. Daitville, Pa. 
Martin’s Wyandottes 
Rhode Island Reds comb 
Exceptional lot of strong, vigorous Cockerels at 
$5 and $7.50 each. All from large, nniformally 
dark red stock, bred for winter eggs. Satisfaction 
guaranteed. O. Q. L. LEWIS, Paoli. Pa. 
Red Cockerels-Black S. C. Reds 
Harris or Harrison straius. Direct descendants of 
"Queeu Kever Sit.” Flock average, 2t (). Heu rec¬ 
ords as high as 285. $3 and $10 each. S C. black 
Leghorns. Government records—pen ave-age, 222. 
Cockerels, $5. Filed C. Nixon, Qoakkhtown, N. J. 
kale Single Comb Rhode island Red Cockerels 
-ante breeding as our winners of 5th Egg Laying 
Contest, at Hntnorne. Leading pen again this 
year Also White Barred Rocks and White I.eg- 
Itorns a"d a few Red hens. Prices reasonable. 
COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL, Lawrence. Mass. 
Mammoth Bronze & Half Wild Turkeys 
healthy stack. JOHN D. SMITH, Walton, Now York 
