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The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
January 29, 1921 
S UCCESS with the farm Hock depends on turning 
every hatchable egg Into a good, strong chick, 
and raising the largest number of these chicks 
to quick maturity at the least expense. 
Buckeye Poultry Raising Equipment is preferred by 
600,000 users and 15,000 dealers because it has proved 
itselfreally economical and efficient. Whereverpoul- 
try raisers gather, its supremacy Is acknowledged. 
You take no chances whatever with the Buckeye. 
Theincubators, from the65-eggmachineto the 10,368- 
egg Mammoth, are guaranteed to hatch every hatch- 
able egg, and “Buckeye" chicks are famous for size 
and vigor. 
Buckeye Colony Brooders have solved the problem 
end revolutionized the chicken business. They make 
three chicks grow where one grew before, at a fourth 
the labor and a third the expense. Sold on a money- 
back guarantee. Burn coal or kerosene. Self-regula¬ 
ting, sanitary and economical. 
Buckeye equipment is endorsed by agricultural 
colleges, experiment stations, and county agents 
everywhere. 
Ask the BucfteyeUser—HeKnowst 
Send for the Buckeye catetog that tells you how 
these remarkable incubators and brooders makepoul- 
try raising more profitable,and why they areuniver 
sally recommended by peonle who know. Address 
The Buckeye Incubator Co. 
827 Euclid Avenue Springfield, Ohio 
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I THE SPRING BROOK 1 
POULTRY FARM | 
” will be known hereafter as the ~ 
| Lone Elm Leghorn Farm | 
— Owing to the large amount of business of the — 
— past year, have increased incubator capacity — 
~ 10,000 egga. also have located nearer shipping “ 
facilities. Forty,per cent, of my output of day- — 
— old chicks have been booked for the coining — 
_ season. A good share of these chicks have been 
“ sold to customers of last year. In many instances — 
— where I sold one hundred or more chicks, custo- — 
_ mei'S have increased orders to one thousand. S 
— This speaks for itself. Am booking orders now, “ 
— for chicks and hatching eggs. Send forcircular. — 
E ROY S. RIDER, Ballston Spa, N.Y. — 
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Baby Chicks, Cockerels 
Pullets, Eggs, S.C.W. 
Leghorns, R. I. Reds 
B. P. Rocks 
From high laying, pure¬ 
bred farm range stock 
that will multiply your 
poultry profits. Illus¬ 
trated folder free. Write 
for it now. 
G. F. G I B S O N 
Box 106 
Galen Farms, Clyde, N. Y. 
Single Comb White Leghorns 
Exclusively all raised on free farm range. 
Barron Strain, milk fed. 200 choice cocks 
and cockerels for sale. XOO yearling cocks 
bred from certified layers. Price #5 each. 
In lots of 10 or more fi>3 each. Bargains 
while they last. Circular free. Now hook¬ 
ing orders for baby chicks. 1921 Delivery. 
EDGAR BRICGS, Box 75, PLEASANT VALLEY. N.Y. 
Pittsfield 
Pure-Bred Day-Old Chicks 
All Pittsfield stock is farm raised on 
unlimited range, carefully mated as to 
type and color, and bred for utility. We 
have the five most popular breeds—S. C. 
White Leghorns, S. C. Rhode Island Reds, 
Barred and White Plymouth Rocks, White 
Wyandottes. Safe delivery guaranteed. 
No money required with order. Our 
prices will not advance. If prices of eggs 
drop we will reduce ours. Write today 
for catalog and prices. 
PITTSFIELD POULTRY FARMS CO. 
240 Main Street, Holllston, Mass. 
CERTIFIED COCKERELS 
registered by Cornell University. April hatched. Pedi¬ 
greed S.C. W. Leghorn males of the best type and breeding. 
INCREASE YOUR EGG PRODUCTION 
by introducing Porter’s Certified Cockerels, which are 
bred from pedigreed heavy producers of large chalk- 
white eggs. This Cornell certification guarantees that 
our certified males and liens reach the top notch of 
excellence in size, shape, type and vigor. Several hundred 
grown pullets and breeding liens at $3.00. Place your 
HATCHING EGGS fP 0 , g I ®?' 1,ed 
Send for catalogue. FARLEY PORTER, Box W, Sodn», N. Y 
Hatching Eggs 
S. C. White Leghorns — Trap-nested Stock 
No show birds, but grand utility stock. 
Bred for egg production. Established 1913. 
No day-old chicks. ORDER NOW. For 
further particulars and prices, address 
PROVOST BROS., Spring Valley, Rockland Co., N. Y. 
BARRON 
LEGHORN COCKERELS 
Big, husky, range raised cockerels bred 
from carefully selected trapnested breeders 
with egg records over 200. All stock guar¬ 
anteed to be as represented. 
THE RIVERSIDE POULTRY FARM 
Cambridge Springs Ponn. 
COCKERELS 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS 
from trap-nested liens. Records above 225 eggs. 
Sire's Dam, 084 eggs in three years. None bet¬ 
ter—few as good. $>5 to 8*10 each. 
COLUMBIA POULTRY FARM, Tom’s River, N. J. 
MALES 
AND 
CHICKS 
S. G. White Leghorn Cockerels 
Finch. 
Now receiving orders for baby 
chicks, S23 per 100. Parcel Post 
Prepaid. Free Circular. Phone 
Plainsboro 628. BUNGALOW 
POULTRY F A R Ml. C. H. 
CHANDLER, Proprietor, Monmouth 
Junction, N. J. 
HATCHING EGGS 
Increase your egg production and poultry profits 
by purchasing your hatching eggs from choice 
breeding stock, single comb White Leghorns, bred 
from the best of famous strains for large, vigorous 
birds and heavy winter laying of huge chalk white 
eggs, $3.50 per setting; of fifteen eggs delivered 
COLONIAL FARM. West Long Branch, N. J. 
comb White Leghorn Cockerels 
OVER A HUNDRED CHOICE BIRDS 
raised and now (Dec. 20th) running on free range 
in the pines of South Jersey, to select from.„ Right 
type. Bred right. Can spare a few more hatching 
eggs during January and February. This strain has 
been making good for over fifteen years. 
JOHN H. WEED, - Vineland, N. J. 
TOM BARRON WHITE LEGHORNS 
Largest importer in America. 1916. One of the 
most intensive breeding plants in the United States 
of Pedigreed, Utility Leghorns. A few choice 
cockerels for sale. Now booking orders for hatching 
eggs and chicks. Willow Brook Poultry Farm. 
ALLEN H. BULKLEY, Prop. Odessa, New York 
Improve the Laying of Your S. C. W. LEGHORNS 
by using our Cockerels from trapnested hens. Prices and 
records as follows: 180-200 eggs, ip-A; 200-210, $*»; 210-220, >8 6 
*20-214. #7. Sired by Cockerels whose dams laid not less 
than 250. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
VALLEY EGG FARM. LITTLE VALLEY, N.Y 
Hampton’s Black LEGHORN CHICKS 
fore you order chicks. Tells why the Black Leghorn 
is the greatest layer and most profitable breed on 
earth, write today. A. E. HAMPTON, Box R, Pittslown. N. J 
Barron s w L \ 
Choice Breeding stock from 250 to 300-Egg strain. 
Perfect birds. Cockerels $15. Hens, April hatch, 
$iO each. Guaranteed. Send on approval. Large 
stock Mapple Farms, Phone 1191 -M, Islip, N.Y. 
Individually Pedigreed Barron Strain White horn 
Cockerels my specialty; all hens trap-nested: records 190 
to 260; Cockerels $5 to *8 each. TH0S. M. WALKER, Auburn, NT. 
PAPKCDCI C Winners laying class N. Y. State Fair. 
GUuiiLnLLd Trapnested White Leghorns. Price.$8.75 
apiece. Circular. SAMUKDH. KOS1JH, New City, N. Y. 
Imported Barron S. C. White Leghorn 
males head part of our matings this year. Pedi¬ 
grees, 280-288 eggs. Our second importation. Our 
Properly hatched chicks from these and other mat¬ 
ings will produce unexcelled layers. Can now sup¬ 
ply hatching eggs promptly. Safe arrival guaran¬ 
teed. Mating and price list free. White Leghorns 
exclusively, R. T. EWING, Atlantic, Penua. 
« m w-j-w r BARRED ROCKS. R. I. REDS, WHITE. 
£> A.O I BROWN LEGHORNS and BROILERS. 
Write for pamphlet—Free. 
dll A VALLEY VIEW POULTRY FARM 
J. M. SANKEV, Prop. McAlisterville, Pa. 
S O WHITE I CRUfinW HATCHING EGGS from high record 
.U. If 111 I L LLunUnil hens and pedigreed cockerels. 
SI 6 per 100. Write us or re'er to R. K.-Y. of Jan. 1st. 
MEADOWEDGE FARM 
ALBERT T. STITT, Supt of Poultry 
Cednrh urst, L. N.Y. 
Single Comb White Leghorns 
Heavy laying strain. Baby Chicks. $£5 per 100. Chicks 
from Cornell Certified Breeders. 4 0o. each 
Sunset Ridoe Poultry Farm, chas. B, CRESO, Ciayernk. N.Y. 
THE HENYARD 
Blood Meal lor Hens 
Will you let me know whether blood 
meal 80 per cent protein is all right to 
feed to hens? Can it be used instead of 
beef scrap, or small amounts with beef 
scraps? Is it safe to feed at all? 
Massachusetts. D. G. 
Blood meal is not ordinarily fed to 
poultry, but I know of no reason, except 
cost, why it should not be. It is a highly 
concentrated animal food, used largely in 
skim-milk substitutes for young pigs, 
calves, etc. It has been used experi¬ 
mentally in feeding horses, cattle and 
swine, but is not a commonly used ingre¬ 
dient of the rations fed mature animals. 
As it contains nearly double the amount 
of protein found in beef scrap, it would 
necessarily have to be fed in correspond¬ 
ingly small amount. It lacks, too, the 
bone found in the latter product. Unless 
it can be purchased cheaper, I see no rea¬ 
son why it should he used in the place of 
meat or fish scrap, although I should ex¬ 
pect to find it at least equal to these meat 
products as a source ol animal protein. 
If offered blood meal at an exceptionally 
low pr’ce, I should inspect it carefully 
for evidence of deterioration, and should 
not use it unless it was evidently fresh 
and wholesome. M. B. D. 
This is the “Old Man” 
As you see him there, 
Throwing out grain 
To his chickens for fair. 
He is looking for eggs 
At twelve for a dollar; 
It's the high cost of feed 
That makes the hen holler. 
The horse, he looks out 
Through a hole in his stall, 
Says: “Give me a bite. 
Be it ever so small.” 
But the old man says “No.” 
These chickens come first; 
I'll give you some water 
To just quench your thirst.” 
Well, The Rural New-Yorker 
Beats them all—that’s true; 
Here’s more subscriptions. 
Merry Christmas to you. 
Massachusetts. c. f. pond. 
Worms in Poultry 
When present in large numbers, the 
various kinds of worms that infest the 
intestinal tracts of fowls do considerable 
damage, and it is not an easy matter to 
get rid of them. On some premises, 
where fowls have been kept for years, 
worms have become so numerous as to 
make it impracticable to raise healthy 
chicks- there. 
One of the newer treatments for the 
eradication of these worms is the ad¬ 
ministration of tobacco, and the Agricult¬ 
ural College of Massachusetts gives the 
following directions for making use of 
the remedy : Dose, oue pound of ground 
or finely chopped tobacco stems to each 
100 birds. Steep the tobacco for two hours 
in enough water to keep it well covered. 
Mix with four quarts of mash, using 
both tobacco and liquor. Feed wet. be¬ 
tween two and three p. m. to birds which 
have fasted since previous day. Two 
hours later, fed one pound Epsom salts, 
dissolved in water and mixed with three 
quarts of mash, taking care that each 
bird gets its share. Remove droppings 
at daylight, or protect with wire to pre¬ 
vent reinfection. This treatment expels 
practically all the worms. 
After this treatment, it may be well to 
confine old fowls to clean houses, with 
new litter. If old runs are used, they 
must be freed from living worm eggs. 
Plowing and liming are not sufficient 
to destroy these eggs. The soil must he 
treated with chemical disinfectants. Of 
these, the best is corrosive sublimate, 
one ounce to eight gallons of water. Old 
runs should be soaked with this disin¬ 
fectant. using about one gallon to each 
10 square feet of surface. Loose filth 
and manure should be removed before 
disinfection is attempted. It should be 
borne in mind, also, that corrosive subli¬ 
mate is a virulent poison, and any solu¬ 
tion of this substance not immediately 
used should be colored deep blue with 
laundry bluing to prevent its being im¬ 
properly used. M, B. D. 
Eflfls - jg? 
The answer lies in correct feeding. At the 
New Jersey Egg-Laying Contest they use 
M aurer’s “Kwality” 
Meat Scrap 
because it is sweet, sound and finely pul¬ 
verized so that it blends well in the mash. 
rnrP Farmer's Almanac. Generous 
I nCL samples of “Kwality” Products. 
Write Today 
MAURER MANUFACTURING CO. 
Dept. 10 Newark, New Jersey 
SflE95B u y s 140-Egg Champion ] 
*3 Belle City Incubator! 
Hot-Water, Copper Tank, Double Walla 
Fibre Board, Self-Regulated. £ nr 
$9.95 buys 140-Chick Hot- i/4” 
Or both for only h w 
Freight Prepaid 
East of Rockies and 
Water Brooder. 
Users 
allowed on Express. —— - 
Guaranteed. Order now. Share In 
ray $1,000 In Prizes, or writ© for 
Free Book, "Hatching Facta." It 
tells everything. 4im Rohan. Pres. 
Co.. Box 48 Racine, Wis. 
Both 
Machla 
California 
180 
If Ordered Together. Freight Paid 
_ east of Rockies. Hot wa-, 
ter copper tanks, double walls, 
dead air space, double glass 
doors, all set up comnlete. or 
Incobator and Brooder $23.50 
FREE Catalogue describing them. Send 
for it TODAY or order direct. (j) 
-Wisconsin Incubator Co.. Box 102 Racine. Wis. 
150 
EGG 
CHICKi 
Both 
for 
19 
Incubator covered with 
asbestos and galvanized 
iron; triple walls,cop- 
I per tank.nursery ,egg tester,ther- 
I mometer. 36 days'trial—money back , 
I if not O.K. Write for FBEE catalog. _ 
[Ironclad IncubatorCo. Box89 Racine.Wis. 
DRY FRONT 
Poultry House 
Note the features of the overhang roof, abso¬ 
lutely rainproof; also, ventilator above the swing¬ 
ing window. Made in all sizes. Write for free 
booklet, showing forty different cuts. E. C. 
YOUNG CO., 16 Depot Street, Randolph, Mass. 
Well hatched, well bred, from best heavy 
egg strains of Reds, Rocks. L.ffhorns. 
Wyandottes, etc. Safe delivery within 1,200 
miles guaranteed. FREE BOOK. 
W. F. Hillpot, Bo* 1 Frenchtown, N. J. 
DAY-OLD CHICKS and HATCHING EGGS 
S C WHITE LEGHORNS, BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS. RHODE 
ISLAND REDS. Guarantee safe delivery. Place orders 
now to insure prompt delivery. PARADIS K 
POULTRY FARM, Box 15, Paradise, Penna. 
BREEDING T U R KEYS 
M. Bronze, Narragansett and White Holland Hens and 
Toms. Pairs and Trios no akin. 
WALTER BROS. Powhatan Point, Ohio 
TIFFANY’S Superior 
Wyandottes, Reds. Rocks, 
Leghorns, Anconas. Pekin. 
Rouen.and Runner. Aldham Poultry Firm, R 34, Phoeimville, Pi. 
ARDEE'S 
ERFECT 
EKIN 
DUCKS 
EGGS AND DUCKLINGS NOW. 
PRICE LIST FREE. 
PARDEE'S PEKINS ISLIP. N Y 
Special Fall Prices on TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE 
Also Best Breeds Chickens. Write Your.wants. Catalog 
Free. H- A. SOUDER, Box 29, Sellersville. Pa- 
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys For Sale 
“ GO LDBANK" strain. Large frame and bone. 
Miss IDA CHUMIiLEY, Draper, Virginia 
FOR SALE-BOURBON RED TURKEYS 
Toms, SI 2 ; Hens, 81 O. Large, Strong. Healthy Birds. 
My Turkeys took first prize at Auburn's Poultry Show. 
Mrs WALTER B. SAXTON.Venice Center, N.Y. 
High Bred BOURBON RED TURKEYS 
Toms. SI O to S20; hens, S8 to $1 5. All Fine. Big Bone 
and Healthy. F. M. KEItN, BprlngvtUe, Indiana 
Fancy Mammoth Pekin Ducks ttWi 
winners. Stock for sale. E. II. aNDEKSON, ftlooresvillc, Ind. 
Choice Breeding Cockerels of 1 s V,*®Jp“”d“ 
famous Anconas, Jersey Black Giants and Hose 
Comb R. I Reds. Excellent birds and price rea. 
sonable. SHORE POULTRY FARM, 18th Ave , Belm3r,N J 
JPR AN C AIS R.OCK-C OCKERELS 
$«10, $15 and $20. Pullets, Hatching eggs. No 
chicks. Winners Storrs contest. 1918-1919; first and 
second pen and three highest hens. 282-281-273 eggs. 
1919-1920 contest. J. F FRANCAIS, Weillumplon Beicb, L- I.. »■ 
COCKERELS 
Five Dollars Each. T. 
REGAL. WHITE WYANDOTTF.S 
AND S. C. R. I. REDS 
II. SMITH, llojiftw.il Junction, N.Y. 
Barron’s White Wyandottes for hatching from stock I 
imported direct,(records 272 to 289. £. E. LEWIS, Ayiliehm, * 7- 
