V. iv URAL NEW-YORKER 
513 
Delicious 
Fresh Roasted Daily 
lbs. direct $ i 25 
to you - 8 = 
Delicious Blend, sold in 5-lb. p»oknges direct 
to you. Roasted and shipped the same day 
we receive youi order, you pay sftine price 
as big: hotels and restaurants who buy in 500-lb. 
lots. Saves yon two profits. BUY DIRECT. 
Take advantage of these wholesale prices 
TODAY. We pay postage. Send check, ca*h 
or money order NOW to 
S. S. KRAMS & CO. 
S BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK CITY 
Reference , Greenwich Rank 
300,000 CHICKS FOR 1921 
The best, healthiest, and most vigorous chicks ob¬ 
tainable, hatched in one of the finest, best equipp¬ 
ed, ami most sanitary hatchery in the State. Key¬ 
stone chicks are famous for their EASY TO RAISE AND 
QUICK TO GROW qualities. They are BRED RIGHT- 
HATCHED RIGHT-SHIPPED RIGHT By prepaid parcel 
post, safe delivery guaranteed. S. 0. W hite and S. 
C. Brown Leghorns. 14cts each. Barred Rocks. IGcts 
each. S. C. Black Minorcas, 18cts. Mixed Broilers, 
12cts each. Special prices on 500 and 1,000 lots. Our 
chicks pleased thousands of others during the last 
eleven years and they will please you. Fine illus¬ 
trated catalogue sent to any address free. 
THE KEYSTONE HATCHERY, Richfield, Pa. 
goiirhon Ited Turkey Egg*. 
FLORA HORNING 
Prize egg-record Dock. 
Owego, New York 
HATCHING EGGS. Trap-nested White Leghorns, $3 per 15; $15 
per 100. Chicks, 30r each. RICHARD ALLEN, Wethersfield, Conn. 
HATCHING EGGS. Rhode Island Reds. Eggs, $1 perdoz. Day- 
old chicks, $28 per 100. Devonshire Farm*, Washingtonville, N T. 
C OLOMBIAN HOCKS. Two fine breeding pens, male 
and 1 females in each, $15 a Pen. Hatching eggs. 
C. J. SHELMIOINE - LORRAINE. NEW YORK 
R Rnth fnmhc BEST OF breeding 
iVEvL/O DOTII LOlTlDS Bean and Vibert strains 
Eggs from selected layers, perfect color, $8—15 ; $5—30 
>>. . DITTO Brandenburg, Kentucky 
Pnr Sain Eggs and Stock, White Leghorn*. 
IUI Odlc ai.ex. Davidson - Gi,en Campbell. Pa 
Grey China Goose Eggs?. 6 ?? 
F. Pybus, Grovers Ave., Blackrock, Bridgeport, Conn. 
atchiug IE 
from pure bred S. C. W. Leghorns. Ten Dollar., a hundred. 
Baby chicks. Twenty-live Dollars a hundred. 
Siiiumcrfleld Poultry Farm, R. 0. 1. Washington, H. I. 
S CIil I) rnc 5 “ Certified ” liens in Cornell 
. \t. I\. 1. l\L,L/0 Advanced Registry Test win 
1st pen. 3rd and 16th hens for 1st two mos. of test. Eggs 
and cockerels for sale. L. ARTHUR SHELDON, R. 7, Oswego. N. T. 
Buff Wyandottes 
100—$8, prepaid. .ROVER M. YOON., R. 2, Cooperaburg, Pa. 
WHITE CHINESE GEESE 
40c each. Five eggs by mail, $2.25 Order earlv. 
Geo. E. Howell, Spruce Farm, Howells, N.Y, 
Baby Chicks Reduced BBOO N K e ? s I o D n E P F a AKM 
in uinnL Pul Info Pullets. Thoroughbred Hogan test 
I U-neeK rulieis Stock. F01tE8T FARM, Hookawaj, N. J. 
F ine Large R. C. K. I. Red, Speckled Sussex, Blue 
Audit I a-la ii and A u e o u n a. COCK E R E L S 
E. P. SHELMIDINE - Lorraine, New York 
ECKHART’S BARRED ROCKS 
Bred-to-Lay. Bred to Win. Eggs for Hatching, 
and Baby Chicks for sale. Write for prices. 
C. W. & H. J. ECKHART, Shohola, Pa. 
g ~1 ¥jr¥/~* XT O mixed. $11; L<g.,$l 2 to#15; Bar. 
I . HB I . g\ Rock and R. I. Red. $lf>: White 
Rock. $16 to $20. May delivery. 
MAPLES WHITE LEGHORN FARM Telford. Pa. 
H ATC H IN G EG G S 
Produced from Trap nested and selective bred Single 
Comb White Leghorn Hens mated to Cockerels of high 
fecundity. Eggs tested for size, color, shape and !».*> 
Fertility guaranteed. March, $12 per 100. 
Rose City Poultry Yards - Madison, N. J. 
SILVER CAMPINES 
Eggs for hatching from handsome, healthy hen* of 
best breeding, $2 for 15. McPherson Farm, Millington. N. J. 
Rose Comb White Leghorns 
My pens are selected for Eggs aud show type. 
Pen A, !$3 per 15; #5 per 30 or 815 per 100. Pen 
B, per 15; 83 per 30; or 810 per 100. 
ANDREW R. BECKER, Schoharie, N.Y. 
WHY THE WORRIES OF BROODING? 
Buy ilirect from Breeder. 8 to 12-wks. squab pul¬ 
lets. S. V. White Leghorns. Late April and May 
delivery. Get the early eggs. Write for prices. 
E. II. WENE - VINELAND, N. J. 
Buff Cockerels. Eggs for Hatching. 
DUTT l\OCl\ field - Somers, Conn. 
a r red 
OClSLS 
Bretl to lay. Notice our Pen No, 2, Storrs Contest. 
Eggs, chicks, cockerels. Cornell certified stock. 
Circular. Kent Poultry Farm, G’azenovia, N.Y. 
WHITE WYANDOTTES 
EGGS for HATCHING, from high-class Utility 
•tock at $3 per 15; SB per 50; $15 per 100, or from All 
Star exhibition matings containing my MADISON 
SQUARE GARDEN WINNERS. E It. UNDERHII.L, 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. “ Old Orchard Farm” 
F ine 8. C. HI KE LEGHORN COCKEREL and 2 
females, $10. Choice cockerels. Eggs for hatching. 
C. J. SHELMIDINE - Lorraine, New York 
FALK’S LEGHORN FARMS 
STELTON, N. J. 
Have hatching eggs to sell from their 2-year old 
trapnested White Leghorns. Kell Breeze 
Strain at 
$12 per 100 to April 15th 
$10 per 100 alter April 15th 
BABY CHICKS 
S. C. While Leghorns and R. I. Reds 
I am booking orders for April and May. 15 years 
shipper of day-old chicks. Safe arrival guaran¬ 
teed. All chicks shipped Parcel Post prepaid. 
Hatch every week. Write lor prices end free circular. 
Bahy Chicken Farm, Staatsburg-on-Hudson, N. Y. 
THE HENYARD 
our Hens decide. 
Ononehandthefine 
clean odor and ap¬ 
petizing. nourishing 
digestible qualities 
of unadulterated beef 
and bone butchers’ trim¬ 
mings ; on the other, “any old thing” 
which does for other brands- 
KWAIITY HEW SCRAP 
For More Eggs at Lee* Expense 
A postal will bring samples and prices 
MAURFR MFG. CO. 
P- O- Box 365B Newark, N. J. 
They choose 
MAURER'S 
every 
time 
Kirkup S. C. White Leghorns 
2d Place in Leghorn Class at Storrs \l\l Contest 
Straight American Stock — assuring you of 
large white eggs. 
Capacity—4,000 weekly — 90* our output for 
March ami April are hooked 
In J.otM ot 
100 or lessi! 15 r /o 
I \lt,du 
$25.00 IUU or lessi j 
22.50400 oroverlf 25% 
May 10-28 
June Chicks 
Order now—If not your full order, place a 
few of them in your brooder you can 
then judge best where to place your order 
for 1022. 
Guarantee: Full count of strong chicks de¬ 
livered. You alone judge them. No open¬ 
ing of boxes at express office. 
Vmi want Not lww many chicks for a dollar .... m „ 
Youwanl But chics, worlh a dollar foradollar That sourMo,to 
25,000 Chicks Sold to Old Customers this year 
KIRKUP BROS- Mattituck, L.I.N. Y- 
Real White Wyandottes 
Trap nested, pedigreed, large eggs, money makers. 
8 at Storrs, 1920, averaged 196 eggs. Chicks $.'{<). 
Eggs, $10 per 100 up. R.W STEVENS, Schuylervilie, N Y. 
Batoy CliicKs 
Purebred S. C. W. Leghorns. B Minorcas, B. Rocks, It.I. 
Reds. Lynn A. Hunger, Wolcott, \Y nync Co., \.Y. 
S C’. W. Leghorn laying pullets. $2.50; yearling $2 
• Hatching eggs. El Itrilon Farm, II. I IIIi<ls<>n, N.Y. 
White Wyandotte Egg's-'Regals” 
From selectee’ vigorous, farm-range breeders of Mr. 
John 8. Martin s best. 15—$3. 50— $7. 100— $12. Fifty 
cents less than above prices if the remit lance, in what¬ 
ever form is most convenient, is mailed in a registered 
letter. L. O. QUIGLEY, Box 24«, Florida, N. V. 
S. G. Brown Leghorns SS55“«5kin. %*£. Kc 3 
—$3,...: .lO—$5: 100—$9. prepaid. Miss V. FULTON. Gallipolis. 0. 
Black Leghorns cockerels. ‘ ££& 1'?;,.,^™ 
Lorraine. New York 
C J. SHELMIDINE 
M ottled Ancona*. Eggs for hatching, $1.30- 15- $6— 
100 . GEORGE K. BOWDISH, Esperance, N.Y. ! 
COCKERELS 
April hatched, from Ilillpot Special mating rhu ks. If. <j. 
R. 1. H. and W. L., $s£ each, cash with order. 
BIZOZEK, R. l>. 2, Norwich, N.Y. 
Poultry Rations; Hens with Colds 
Is this a good ration to feed laying 
hens? Whole grain rations, to be fed 
morning and night, wheat 10 lbs., oats 5 
lbs., corn 5 lbs. Dry mash, to be fed in 
hoppers, barley meal 10 lbs., common! 5 
lbs., ground oats .1 lbs., gluten meal 5 
lbs., meat scraps 1 lb. Charcoal, grit and 
oyster shells at all times. Is this dry 
mash what I ought to food in hoppers 
along with the whole grain rations, or is 
there a cheaper dry mash that would give 
the same results. Can you suggest any¬ 
thing else that I ought to food with this? 
I have a flock of chickens that are stand¬ 
ing around, shaking their heads, some¬ 
times opening their months. Can you toll 
mo what causes this and what can ho done 
to prevent or cure it? T. A. m. 
Pennsylvania. 
Your whole grain ration is good, but 
the mash lacks the protein needed for host 
results. A much better formula would he 
equal parts by weight of cornmeal. ground 
oats, gluten food, wheat bran, standard 
middlings and hoof scrap. You will note 
that beef scrap forms one-sixth part of 
this mixture, and only one-twenty-sixth 
part of yours. Very many poultrymen 
believe that one-fifth part of the mash 
should be hoof scrap. 
These chickens probably have colds, 
(live them dry quarters, where the venti¬ 
lation will ho ample, but whore drafts 
will not strike them while upon the 
perches. An old remedy for mild colds 
is a drop or two of kerosene in each nos¬ 
tril. Any poultry house must he well 
ventilated at this time of the year to keep 
it dry. but fowls should not be subject to 
cold winds while upon their perches. A 
screen of some kind should prevent this, 
without making it necessary to close the 
building so tightly as to render it damp. 
M. B. D. 
Ringneck PHEASANTS 
eggs now. BRUSHY NECK PHEASANTRY. Speonk, L. I.. N Y. 
fUIfirC Broilers. Leghorns, Rocks and Reds. 12cts. 
1/1111/Au "!’■ sate delivery guaranteed. Circular 
tree. W. A. LAUVER. McAlisterville, Pa, 
S G BUFF ORPINGTONS Hatchings Eggs from our 
d. U. DUI r VKlRYutVlltJ t ,h or0U ghbrecl prize-win- 
ning strains. $3.;>0 and $5.00 tor 15. stock and baby 
chicks. THE BUFF ORPINGTON CO.. Fanwood, New Jersey 
S C BUFF LFGHORNS ll,lavy Iayinp seletted i ,pn 
d. Durr LCUnUIXlYO mated to3d cock Syracuse 
1920. $5.00 per 15 eggs. White Rocks $3.00 per 15. 
BROOK SIDE FARM, Cattaraugus, N. Y. 
I HAVE LIVED UNDER THAT OLD 
SLATE ROOF 
MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS 
WITHOUT SPENDING ONE 
PENNY FOR REPAIRS AND 
IT IS STILL IN PERFECT 
CONDITION 
• i J ' 1< ' r<> :lro hundreds of installers in this country where 
Slate Roofs have endured for fifty to one hundred years with 
out costing Hie owners one cent for painting, repairs <>r other 
expense. 
,f .iuM , /\ (> . ether kind of roofing can show such a record for extreme 
.fit ’Jr* dm ability and absolute freedom from expense and “roofing 
5 Br trouble" as slate. 
J ,)o ' 1 f l,e influenced by competitors’ statement that in order to 
w„i„i , , ‘ 00hn K construction must lie heavier. Read the testi- 
'“ r 1 s h'om responsible property owners, and learn what they 
n. '.t ;it i , 10,11 convince you of this error. Any roof construction 
that will hold wooden shingles is sufficiently strong for 
“Weaihering” Sea Green Slate 
V,'T 011 r < ’° 1 ,, ' d a slate roof where the cost would be from three to six 
°! the entire myestment. such as cost of building, valuation of lot. 
nimo?.2 ur ... l .?t U i Se .l old lurintiire. you would think that a very reasonable per 
tentage, wouldn t you? Our figures are for the asking. 
1,1 nill) d that composition roofing having for its outside surface 
: ” :l>: or id use granule, wash off. The interior of this composition 
, nm o, . . ! V ', n .y e . of la , KS - burlap, lar or asphalt, and while it will 
o, ,l ' sl| ort while, il makes the most expensive roof that you ran buy. 
Buy Intelligently, and make no mistake. 
'J V ,m ' " lll t roofing material is not badly warped, the corners may he 
Ini.,, li t i,M<1 our sIate '‘"il over them. Usually it is best to remove the 
4IKI juaieuai. 
Grcp " Slate makes a Perfect Roof. It Is solid rock and cannot 
a ou *,. a “ y morc 'ban the rocks in the fields. It cannot rust. warp, or 
" j ra,,,,ot set through it or lire hum it. It. is unatTected by heat 
'educes your insurance rale and affords pure, clean cistern water, 
h, ,.,i'i , rer literature and testimonial letters. Advise just what you had 
, sta,c "be'ber you want slate for chuiT-h, school. Darn or resi- 
deiue. We have specifications for flat roofs as well as sloping roof. 
Box C 
GRANVILLE, N. Y. 
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American Green Slate Publicity Bureau 
]=-Vancrcst Poultry Farm=- 
Single Comb While Leghorn Baby Chicks from old hens 
selected for size, type and laying qualities, 
mated to cockerels obtained from one of the 
laying contest winners. Strong healthy chicks 
that will develop into early layers. 
Price $20 per 100 for March and April. De¬ 
livered free. Send for circular. 
Frank Van Wagner 
Hyde Park, N. Y. 
CnllirwYo a Collepre Queen.” Two and three 
OtSllingS dollars. Inez Taylor, Kclftcy, New York 
atching 
Barron’s S. C. W. Leghorns - $9 per TOO 
Shepperd’s S. C. Anemias - 11 per lOO 
Baby chicks and stock for sale. 
CLARABEN COURT FARM H Gold. Sunt. Roslyn. L I..N. Y. 
“Regal-Dorcas” White Wyandotte Kggs 
from selected free raii^ce stock, —100; —50; — 
15. II. W. |{| \ K, iiermantown, New York 
A nrnnic that lay and win. Fine cockerels and a 
AlltUlldo l ew nice tireedin^ pens. Eggs for hatchinp. 
Won Third Best Luying Pen, all breeds competing, Mor- 
risville, N. Y.. 1919-1920. I*. P. Sll F.UI IIUNE, l.orrnine, N.V. 
Seven SonsColumbianWyandottes hatch- 01 
ing eggs. Circular free. J J HARDING Albion, Maine 
Barron White Wyandottes liVaHn'^hs^ smi gct te vom 
01 der booked at once. AIM'lll'K I>. SHI I TII. Norfolk, Conn 
Whiip WvanrlnHpv Egg a-day strain. Cock- 
if MllC if ydllUUllGo ci’cb and hatching etrgs. Fertility 
guaranteed. Mr*. Klvlrii I. Steere, OrottoeN, Ya. 
TREE HATCHERY 
Pure Bred Baby Chicks 
Our thirty venrs of hatching and shipping pure bred 
tmhv chicks ought to convince vnu nf our square 
huaincss methods as well as to the iiigh standard of our 
stock. All chicka are strictly high in Quality and are 
sure to please, .safe arrival and Full count guaranteed. 
CATALOG FREE 
Imm.rtistc Slnrrli still April Deliveries—17,500 TTeeklv 
i-J} ,IOIiVS .$20.00 $ 10.00 $6 50 
!L , .'. < ? M ?.! sjr * ANI> .. 23.00 i 2 .'oo 
WIIITK WYAltliOTTES. 20.00 13.50 7.25 
All rhiekt thijypr.d prtpnid. Soft arrival Guaranteed 
THE PINK TREK HATCHERY 
Jos. D. Wilson Stockton, X. J. 
Buff Rocks sii elsTi i“' — -- an - (l $is 
I DINK BROS., Loriiaink, N. Y. 
Brookside CHJCKS 
8- C. W. Leghorns, only Burr n and E.-1 an¬ 
ti ne strain. 3.0U0 chicks every week. Uhick 
booklet free with every order. Get my low 
prices before buying elsewhere. 1 guarantee 
safe delivery and pay parcel post charges. 
Circular Iree. Itrookside Poultry Farm, 
.Stockton, Netv Jersey. 
w 
III I K TV v a.\DOTTKS. lb'pral-Dorcas stock direct. Egprs. 
Grand matings. $1.75—15 $»—100. R Hill, Seneca Falls. N.Y. 
W lilto Wyandotte for hatehtni;, from free ranpre 
fowl: pure F.n^lish cockerels. 100 Kprjrs, $8: 50 Ejrps, 
$4.50 No Parcel Post. KK.4NK ill. l.DWAItns, Water mill. 4 N.Y. 
White Wyandotte Cockerels "eiw'^y* a?-o s id ro iie“' 
Baby clii<*ks. Albert W, Ku«*k !»(*«*, \\ i.**ner, N. Y 
Pure Bred Hatching Eggs Viti^u^k“otSlM 
per 13; per 100. SAMI hi, r. KitV, Klizabethtonn, Ta. 
G old back mammoth bronze turkeys. 
None better. Satisfact on guaranteed. 
THOMAS RE1LY, ('HlI.TONVU.t.K. Pl.YMOUTH, Mass. 
“CollegeQueen’s” Record p e 8 n a now 
Setting eggs for sale. Day old chicks for sale. 
O. (b KNIGHT - Bridgeton, R. I. 
Mammoth Pplin flnp^ p®** \ * per 21 . 
lYIdlimiUin njKin UUbKS GEO. F. WILLIAMSOM. Flanders, N. J. 
Fancy Mammoth Pekin Ducks B , “J , e e Ri < b e bSn 
winners. Stock for sale. K. II. A.MIBHSON, Mooreivillc, Ind, 
Toulouse Geese Eggs «ndlyr.'oi^ 
in one lot, $100. Reof.r Fruit Farms, Flanders, N. J 
Fnr Qolo Two Jholce Breeding Pens of my 1' t i I It y 
lUI Odlu Harrc<l lloekn. Hens /rap-nested at Storrs. 
MERRITT M. CLARK, Brookfield Center, Conn. 
Choice V' c nd Brown Leghorn Cockerels 
stock. Kggs for hatching. J. HIIELMIDINF, Lorraine,N.Y. 
Progressive Light Brahma fi'a” An? JS 
for sale $3.50 for 15. ''took for sale September ). 
HENRY A. HEDGES, Greenport. L. I., N. Y. 
DtDVrUim I'edigreed t.oghorns. Rose Comb 
r>An I ,{ - *• "cds. Sheppard strain Anco- 
v lias. .May and Juno delivery. Rea¬ 
sonable. Order now. Shore Poiilirt Form, IBth Ave , Belmor. N. J. 
M innrnao s - ‘" t’hix. 2 Kc each, $26 per O, prepaid. 
mortas MI,, j. Mei-viHe. Rliss, N. Y. 
Hatching Eggs , t „ y „ i i^ glet ^ y. 
L ight Brsibimi. I Latching eggs. 15—$2.50; 30—$4; 50— 
$6; 100—$10. ANNA It. roll WIN, It. No. 3, Newbifrgb, N.T, 
White Rock Cockerels, S5 
per 15; $10 per 100 . WHITE RIBBON POULTRY FARM. FiihkHI. N. Y. 
Rooc fnr ¥, ° ' 1or colon y on board ears. 
nees lor saie b. e. long. davtom, pa. 
RHODE ISLAND WHITES 
Single t onili F.ggs from strain of famous winter 
layers. Mid-winter records run as high as 23 to 28 
Eggs in 30 days. $5 per 15 0. G. L. LEWIS, Paoli. Pa. 
For Sale ITatChing Eggs 
From Heavy Egg-Laying Strain. 2-yr.-olri S. <\ White 
Leghorn Hens, muted with cockerels bred from prize- 
winning stock in '• Storrs” 1920 contest. $12 per Hun¬ 
dred: toe each in lots less than IrtO. 
LOCUST GROVE POULTRY FARM . Moriches. L. I.. N.Y. 
MAHOGANY STRAIN fifiS#,V»I 
I’qr years tlie persistent Pall aud Winter layers re¬ 
tained for hr- eders, having type and deep Mahogany 
color. Kggs, $;{ for 15; SS 1 8 for 11)11. Write for eir- 
cular. B. QUACKEN BIISH. Darien, Cnnn. Box 8Q0, Phone 140 
White Leghorn of,, Chicks and Hatching Eggs 
from om- carefully bred utility strain. We offer '.’.Ooolu- 
m n e chicks after April 15th. Ask for price list.. 
Itroud Brook Fiirin . Itcdford llills. N.Y. 
N ice R. Brown J.eglioi-n (Yearlingj cock and i fe¬ 
males, $14. C. J. SHELMIDINE. Lorraine, N.Y. 
Ba-toy Cliiclis 
S- C. " hite I.eghot-ns. S. C. Brown Leghorns, Barred 
Rocks. Send for circular. II. Fislicr. M Ilford. N. J. 
S. C. Black Minorca "XtWZ, 
15—$2: 100—$8. THOMAS K. FBKItSOI.K. fia. rollton, Ohio 
Barron’s White Wyandottes 
imported direct. Kccords282 to 289. E. E. LEWIS, Apihchin, H.T. 
WATCHING EGGS from our ENGLISH S. C W LEGHORNS 
*• will INCREASE your PRODUCTION Order NOW 
Circle View Poultry Farms, Solebury, Bucks Co.. Pa. 
H ATCHING EGGS. S. C. White Leghorns. Order NOW. 
E. C. Fbajitton - Soi.kbury, Bucks Oo., Pa. 
BARRED R0CK h egTs g 
Bred from Park’s 200-hred-to-lay egg strain, mated 
to Park's pedigreed cockerel, $3 per 15; from flock, 
ftll Park’s strain. $2 per 15; SB per 50. Hillside 
Homestead Stock Farm,Mrs. C. B. MARSH.La Fargeville, N.Y. 
HATCHING EGGS Quality Strain, 
8, C. Black Minorcas. $1.75 per sitting, by Express only. 
QUALIFY TRI CK AMI POULTRY FARM, Milford, N.Y. Box B5 
Rqkv r^lxir'lro ° ul ' 17,1 ‘ Season. 10 Varietiei. 
DdDy VAlIH_K.t» Exhibiting and Utility stock. 
Chicks sent Prepaid at Reasonable Priees. Cat. Free. 
20th CENTURY ilATCIIKRI. Box 11, Now Ws.hlngton, Ohio 
Finn Rrp/ flc Poultry,Turkey*,Geese, Ducks, Guineas, 
■ intuit , uo Bin tarns, Hares. Pigeons, Dogs, Stock. 
Eggs, reasonable. Catalog free. PIONEER FARM. Tellord. Pa. 
