y 
Crows 
hate it! 
Save replanting anti protect 
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otherbirds anti animal pests 
by using “Stanley’s Crow 
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Ready lor use. No tar. lime, 
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yearR. Large can—enough 
for two bushels of seed corn 
$1.50. Small can—enough 
for one bushel $1.00. 
From i/our dealer or by 
mail from us. II 'rite 
for circular. 
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P. O. Box H 
New Britain, Conn. 
StanleusRE^uLENT 
OFFICIAL 
CHAMPIONS 
I 5. C. W. LEGHORNS 
306 Egg Keystone Maid 
3u4-Egc Lady Victory 
287-Egg Lady Snow 
272-Egg Super Maid 
WH. WYANDOTTES 
294-Egg Liberty Belle 
S. C. R. /. REDS 
254 Egg Rod Rose 
RUSH th “*“ rder 
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LAYERS 
OfTirlal Content Wlnningn from 
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“The Story of th© 
30<>-Kk£ Hen” 
Give* full dencriptionn of winner* 
•nd other valuable Information and 
prices ofi all our product*. Price 
10c, deducted from first order. 
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PENNSYLVANIA POULTRY FARM 
B °* •* Lancaster. Pa. 
Worlds Laying Records 
313, 323 and 325 Eggs in year 
PARKS STRAIN Bred-to-Lay 
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS 
Americas Greatest Layers 
Bred for eggs since 1889. 
Sixteen page Circular Free. 
Large general Catalog 25c. 
J. W. PARKS. Box y, ALTOONA. PA 
TOM BARRON’S Whit© LEGHORNS 
One of tlio most intensive breeding plants in Amer¬ 
ica of Pedigreed Utility Leghorns. Trap nested. 
Cornell certified. Official records. Booking orders 
for eggs and chicks Free circular. WILLOW 
It KOOK POULTRY FARM 
ALLEN H. BULKLEV, Prop._ ODESSA. N Y. 
LI VIE—CAPONS— LIVE 
YOUNO— KAKLY HATCHED — GROWING 
H Best poultry meat in the world 
Cheapest and easiest to grow 
Order at once for fall delivery 
Direct from farm to you via express 
DEXTER P. DPHAM, HELM Alt, N. ,J. 
Day-Old Chicks 
produced from selected flocks. We 
.lave all varieties and guarantee 
safe arrival. We pay all delivery charges. Stork 
Eggs and 8-wks. Pullets. Write for free catalogue 
and prices. 0. P. HEDGE COCK. Fontaine, Virginia 
100 S. C. White Leghorn Pullets 
April hatched, $8 each. 100 liens, ieach 20 S. C Black 
Minorca pullets, $3 each. H. W. ANDERSON, 8(«w»rUto%*ii, l* a 
Flock trap-nested for year s. 
ie Accredited List 
„--ihlnntion of health 
W. P. ATKINSON, Wallin,hint. < .. 
Leghorn Hatching Eggs Ah£ k o£ r t£ 
Conn. Agricultural College. Great coml 
And egg production 
S.C. WHITE 
LEGHORN 
BABY CHICKS 
Delivered to your door bv prepaid parcel 
post. Good service, high quality and moderate 
prices. Safe arrival guaranteed. 
Write for circular 
HARRY F. PALMER, MUldleport, N. Y. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
Cornell Strain Itreeding Cockerels. Individu¬ 
al- Guaranteed Pedigrees. $10 Each. Eggs for 
Hatching. $10 per 100. 
WAYSIDE FARMS. E. B. Cornwall, MIDDLEBURY, VT. 
Rahv nhirlro 1 c WHITE UONOMNS. Cornell certMedj White 
uaujuillUftS Leghor ns not on-tilled, and White Wy 
aiidottes. Large, vigorous, range-reared stock, bred to 
lay. Prices reasonable. KBTKI.I.E KEW8TKR,Ontario, \.Y. 
S. G. BUFF LEGHORN COCKERELS, S5 '^ et8 
Onr birds won blue at Boston, Baltimore, Rochester this 
season. OREKirORII I'OULI IIY Y* lilts, Sllyrr Cre.k.'.V y. 
HATCHING EGGS from out ENGLISH S. C W. LEGHORNS 
11 will INCREASE your PRODUCTION. Order NOW 
Circle Vitw Poultry Farms. Solebury. Bucks Co. Pa 
H 
ATCHING EGGS. S. C. White Leghorns. Order NOW 
K. C. FkamitOn - Soi.kuuhy, Bucks Co., I'a! 
CORNELL O p 
0. U. 
nrno Chicka, $30 per 100. Kggs 
OmS « i 2 per 100. SNOW 
Certified - - -.- —O " » • * i, e r iw. n ir u n 
rLUMAGE PODl.TItY FAlun, l,..IU Moore, Hl.„,|||,, \ y 
S. C. White Leghorn Baby Chicks 
•<o per hundred. 8el«cteaoree<Iurs. Heavy layer*. Free 
farm range. Cir. Mountain View Poultry Farm, Hopewell Jet., H.T. 
B arron April White Leghorn laying Pullet*. $2.85 
yearlings, $2. EL HICITON KAltM, Itouta I, Hud.on N. 
Silver OAMPINES 
each, it Hens, SS each. Hearttiful cockerel S10. First 
chuck ol $50 takes the lot. Other cockerels, SS each 
BLACK AND WHITE POULTRY YARDS. Platts burgh, New York 
10 Dark Cornish Pull 
•• each. BLACK AND WHITE POULTRY TAROS, I'latut.ur K li, N Y 
2 Pair Mammoth Bronze Turkeys 
$SS per pa 1 r; 385 per trio. 2 pair Bourbon Bed, same 
price. BLACK ANIf W HITE POl’I.TItY YAUIfS, PUtUburgh, N.T. 
7h* RURAL. NEW-YORKER 
Construction of Poultry-house 
I am thinking about building a chicken 
coop with unequal span 20 ft. wide, 50 
ff. long. Could you give me the proper 
height in front and rear and the proper 
kind of front, so as to give plenty of 
light, and allow air to keep the coop dry? 
W hat. kind of floor would be the best? 
Would building ti 1 y concrete be suit¬ 
able.' What (io ydi thi.iK of s'v/ai and 
how high do you think I ought to have 
roof where ridge would be* for unequal 
span? I was thinking of using 2x4 for stud¬ 
ding spaced 2 ft. apart 7 ft. long for front, 
fi ft. for rear, unequal span !) ft., 2x6 for 
rafters, or would 2x1 be* heavy enough— 
2x6 for joint for floor? With a board 
floor this would only leave about 6% ft. 
I rout, 5% ft. rear. I intend putting win¬ 
dows under dropping boards 8 or 10 in. 
wide about 8 in. from floor. Front span 
would use 8 ft. for roof and rear 14 ft. 
for roof, which would allow for caves. 
\\ lull stylo of laying-house would suit, the 
climate of northern Ohio? I would make 
wall of concrete 8 in. thick about 10 
in. above ground and put building or tar 
miper next to studding under siding. 
Would it be necessary to have double floor 
and to have paper between double floors? 
Would have double wall above dropping 
board on back and overhead where chick¬ 
ens roosted with an air space, with 
ventilator under eaves on back that could 
be opened through the day in Winter 
which would help to keep the double wall 
where chickens roosted dry. j. o. .t. 
The height of the front should bo gov¬ 
erned both by requirements of head room 
and admission of sunlight. Six or seven 
feet would give sufficient head room, but 
would not permit the placing of windows 
at a height that weird allow the direct 
rays of the sun to reach to the rear of 
the building. A ) ’"lit of 8 or 9 ft. would 
be better in a bouse 20 ft. deep, and the 
windows should reach to the plate. A 
height of 4% or 5 ft. would be sufficient 
or the rein- wall. The front should have 
enough window or open space to flood the 
interior with sunlight. Concrete makes 
the best floor, though wood is entirely 
suitable; 2x(i-in. stuff would be suitable 
for rafters, though in a 20-ft. house they 
would probably need renter supports, un¬ 
less a double-pitch roof was used. The 
height of ridge is immaterial if sufficient 
pitch is used to insure reasonable water 
shedding power and durability of cover¬ 
ing. Hut no openings beneath dropping 
boards in rear, except as exists for fowls. 
All sides of the house, save the front, 
should be airtight when the house is 
dosed. Double floors, are not needed if 
matched flooring is used. Double board¬ 
ing about the perches is all right and 
ventilators may be placed above them for 
use in hot weather, but not during the 
Winter. If walls are built of matched 
stuff and are wind proof it is not neces¬ 
sary to make them double and put paper 
between. m. R. D. 
Quality Chicks ’*^4 w ^ 
They’re Speedy Growers j nto profit-producing poultry \ ettvmi 
. 3 “ * E J because they’ve had a Hill- Ttf bllll/Mb 
pot start. And that right start begins months before thev'r-- 
actually hatched—in the careful selection from Hillpot Record 
l.ayers of the choicest birds for breeding purposes : 
Their Vitality’s the Thing 
25 50 100 ttmmrnmam 
Wh. or Bk. Leghorns $6.00 $11.00 $22.00 
Brown Leg-horns... . 6.75 12.50 25.00 Wh. Wyandottes.... $9.50 $18.00 $35 Ob' 
Brd. or Buff Rocks. 7.50 14.00 28.00 White Rocks . 9.50 18.00 35.00 
R. I. Reds. 8.00 15.00 30.00 Black Minorcas .... 9.60 18.00 35 00 
SPECIAL MATING 25 50 100 
White Leghorns, Pen 2 . $8.00 $15.00 $30.00 
^ hlte , ^Sk.orna, Pen 1. 9 .50 18.00 35,00 
M " hatching' date's,' MARCH ie 9 ' 6 a°nd 23.°° 35 °° 
^ .t’s now time to order—the early starter wins. Shipped parcel 
I post prepaid and safe arrival guaranteed anywhere within 1200 
miles. Write for Free Book. 
W. F. HILLPOT Box 1 FRENCHTOWN, N. J 
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That Milks 
without stripping and 
will not injure your 
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Agents wanted 
Buckwalter Supply Ce. 
Dept. P, Lancaster, Pa. 
Rib-Stone 
Concrete 
Stave Silos 
Are Permanent 
R n t-P roof 
Wind - Proof 
Fire-Proof 
Decay-Proof 
Once a life-time jobs. 
Manufactured, erected 
and guaranteed by us 
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Rib-Stone Concrete Corp., Batavia, N. Y. 
Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds, White Wyandottes, 
Anconas, White, Brown and Buff Leghorns 
' sturdy chicks, at prices you can afford. From pure-bred, free range flocks 
of heavylayers; selected birds, which combine great utility value with fine appearance.' 
All breeding flocks are headed by remarkable males, the sons of choice liens which have! 
made big egg records. Wonderful chicks that live and grow. Ten years of square!' 
dealing is our record. ^ 
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R0SEM0NT POULTRY FARMS & HATCHERY rosem’onU’n. 
J. 
Barred Rocks 
Certified by Vermont experiment Station. Kggs 
for 11 .itching, $10 tier 100. 
WAYSIDE FARMS, E. B. CORNWALL, Middlebury, Vermont 
SILOS 
HARDWARE BUSINESS, 
STORE AND PROPERTY 
OSWEGO COUNTY COUNTRY STORK, which 
made present owner independent and who wishes 
to retire is offered at low price—including stock, 
good will and store property. Price $9,000, only 
part cash required. Particular* from 
It, C. CLARKE, Port Jefferson, l„ 1 . 
Agents Make Big Money Selling Our 
Write today for catalog and big commis- 
a1°aIi 2>2Po?* ,,on ' NAPPANRELUMBER _ 
& MANUFAC1 URING CO.. NAPPANEE, 1ND. 
New York State FARMS luu?',™«r 
making farms for sale. We have a size, location and 
j>i if!ij to you. Stock and toolH included on many of 
them. MMOEVILLE REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Inc., Oept. I. Olean. N. T. 
For Sale Farm, 128 Acres gSfflS! 
Easy terms. imtltY VAIL, New Milford, Orange Co., V ¥ 
Virginia Farms g? v a e n £ n |‘][ S J ^ 
and at moderate prices. Stock and tools Included on 
many of them. Describe your wants and get prices. 
Q. R. BOOKER - Sunny Side, Virginia 
M 
PURIFINE” FEEDING 
Barrel or Train Load 
Sums Quality ,» Used In Our 
METROPOLITAN MILLS 
Colobratod Molussos Foods 
Write for Our Booklet and Prices 
THE MEAOER-ATLAS CO., 107 Hudson St., New York 
VIBERT’S Strain Reds 
Rose and .Single Comb. Eggs, #2.40 per 16; $ 1 <) oer loo 
1). EVERETT JONES, HilUdale, N.Y. 
Barred RocksBTsis 
II. EVE It KIT JONES - r ''M HlV.lJl’^,'N'/y! 
nil V HI It ^ "• Tiedsand White I.eg- 
UH I a y LU horns from heavy laying strains. 
We also do custom hatching, 
CHICKS HATHAWAY’S HATCHERY 
620 Main St., Tom* River, IN. J. 
PAIR Pure Bred BOURBON RED TURKEYS 
Price. $20. Kggs from same breed, 50e each In sen son. 
JOHN Q,. ADAMS - Stony Creek, New York 
LIGHT AND DA UK BRAHMAS. /XI • 1 n 
w. WYANDOTTES, It A If It E 1) 1 hlPOC H rtrfo 
ROCKS, K. 1. REDS. 3.C.W. AND UlIlKo, LkIJo 
IIROWN I.EOHOKNS C„t free 7 
RIVERDALE POULTRY FARM, Box 165, Riverdale, N. J. 
C f* J\ M/’onn f ’ofkurolH, IIuiih, Male binlHand Tri<'B 
v^a At iiLUlia m. N.Oaoe& Son, Si t *vkrCrkkk, N.Y. 
BARRED ROCKET 
Bred from Park's 200-lired-to*lay egg strain, mated 
to Park's pedigreed cockerel. $3 per 15; from flock, 
cockerel Park's strain, $2 per 15; SS per 56 Hillside 
Homestead Slock Farm,Mrs. C. B. MARSH,La Fargeville, N.Y. 
“Cheep! Cheep! Cheep!” 
" We II pay big intereston money Invested,” say the 
AcmeQuality Chicks 
White Rock Cockerels SS& TS» 
bite Leghorn chicks. $18 m $24 por 100. Ducklings ao P 
Ulif’h Hutching©tfgs. WHITE RIBBON POULTRY FARM, Fishkill, N.Y. 
“BABY CHIX” 
Any quantity. All the leading varieties. Also .Mam¬ 
moth White Pekin Ducklings. Trimmal’e Poul¬ 
try Supply House, 289 Wesi Main St.. Rochesler. N.Y. 
Rose Comb Rhode Island Whites 
Eggs, 15c each. JOHN IIENN1 NG, Clyde, N.Y. 
Uetlli-d Ancon hm. Kggs for hutching, #1.30—15: $6_ 
ffl 100 . GEORGE K. BOWDISH, Eeperunce, N.Y. 
WantRfi -VarriigniiHet 1IK.\ Tl'ItKKYK. 
naniBU K . 11 . wOodruke, (n-iurom., cows.. 
Mammoth Pfllfin riiirt# Kkkk - ?:l i» r 12 . # 5.50 per 24 . 
Illdllllliuill runin UULKS OfO. I WILLIAMSON. Fl.nd.o, N. J. 
While Embden Geese 
Breeders for sale. MAPLE COVE FARM, R. No. 2, Athens. Pa 
COR HALE- White Muscovy l)u<-k Kggs, $14 per 
1 setting. A. MEUKWTH, COATE8VXLI.B, PkNN. ltOLTK 2 
WHITE WYANDOTTES 
Bred-tn-liiy Pullets. Cockerels and Cocks. Pullets, *4 up. 
Cocks and cockerels, #5 up. M J. QIIACKENBUSH. Nulle,. N. J. 
VVK HAVE SOU) OUR PKDIGKKIC 
200-Egg While Wyandottes 
to Knight, Uusscrofft Farms, etc. Eggs, $10 tier 
100. None better. 
R. \V. STEVENS Nclmylorvillo. New York 
Rose and Single Comb RidsfiSTSta 
for eprsr« and <*olor, 16 for 100—$ 12 . Chix loo —$26 
|Mireel |)OHt p roaid. NKM.IK IUJS.SLLL, Woodbury, ( onn. 
Regal White WYANDOTTES V.hcK 
®30 a hundred or 35c each, in small lots. Hnlch- 
ing egg*, $1 1 a hundred or $5 setting of 16 , ggs 
My pen In headed by Silver White Cockerels. We 
have Hiss 'S. White Leghorns. Chicks at $85 a 
100 or JOc each in small lots. Custom hatching 
We will give you a square deal. Try us and se.- Or¬ 
der from this udv. Hudson Valley I’ouliry 
Farm, Germantown, N.Y. FRANK A FISHER Pro 
UUblte \\ yuiidotte Kggs for hatching, from free range 
fowl; pure Engllsb cockerels. 100 Egg*. *s So Kggs 
*4.00 No Parcel Post. Kit*.Mi M. KIHVAIIIIS, «»i.r Will, vy! 
BABY CHICKS {I,.!;:;.. - 
Deliveries immediately. 
■s greatly reduced. 
A. HEHN, 18 1 ti Ave.. Belmir, H. J. 
BABY CHIX 
10.000 FEU WEEK 
LEADING VARIETIES 
. , , _ Write for jirice list and 
order blank. The HueiscK it Hatchkicy, Hi-kncku, omo 
n x - RED cockerels 
i, *• from record Hto<*k, $4—$o. 
i. I-FSI.IK MASON - Ocnou, New York 
S. C. R. I. REDS 
VIbel t’s 231 to 289-egg strain. Kggs, #114 per 100. Un- 
loitched eggs duplicated at half price, baby chick*. #35 
per 100. ANNA M. JONES. CraryvUie, New York 
(!. 8l,.|ipard Ancon,, Cockerels, 331-egg strain, $5 and 
► ■ *3 each. ED. HOLLENBECK. M>plo Sh.de F.rra, Brteiporl. N T. 
ANDERSON’S Fancy Rose Comb WHITE LEGHORNS 
Blue ribbon winner*. Kggs for hatching 
CU FFOUOE. ANOEUSON, Moo resvtlle. Indiana 
S C Blank lVfinnroa ri "- 1 ' layers. Cockerels,#! 
, ‘.V’, dUR1V1 m0rCa , "" 1 *» «». Kggs 
Jo #4; 100— #8. TIIOWAS K. I'UKItSOl.E, O.rrolltou, Ohio 
Best of all White Leghorns 
Barron Eglantine Hens. Mated mules, ("nell ceriilied 
stock. Eggs, $H hu iidred.^H. I,. (.l.iltK, K.rminirton, D.l. 
R»hv Uhlf*kC Kulp strain. S. P. White Leghorn* 
I^A viT. . A, 111 |,er l(,l> - '' ,,Kt Paid. 
I RANK BLUM New Washington, Ohio 
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German Shepherd,Collies, Old English Shep¬ 
herd, Airedale Dogs £/& and^Din'oc*"lioar#! 
Holateiii bulln. (<o«idyoiinff Cockerels. Rabbits. Send 10c 
for instructive list. W. it. Wats on, B o* 1745. O.kl.nd, Itwi 
Alton Farm Airedales,^ 
Ooraug strain. Two nios. old female, 325; spuyed #140 
Splendid , mos. male or female, $50. 8. Iluonnanton, Vt. 
Reg. ColHc Pup*. Sables. #T—$10—#15. Whites #15- 
I* $9*. Also S hepherd*. EL BRITON FARM. R.ulc I. Hudron. N.T. 
For Sale ivdigr “d.'ifegGte^t'd Scotch Collie Pups 
with brains. Natural, eager worker*. Horn heeler* on 
cattle. Charles Reusbcek, Vunkleek IIIII, Out., Cun. 
empire molasses 
rPADf mark *ec/sre#ro 
| Makes milk. QmckensgrG^h.EaUciisfasfor. New York Molasses Company 
1J Reduce, cost* . Write today for low price and No-Ri»k Trial Offer. vompailj 
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