Iht RURAL. NEW-YORKER 
1465 
CRAINE 
TRIPLE WALL SILOS 
Tb» Mrnngppt, handsome*! 
tilo made. Walls are triple- 
usual stave wall inside, then 
warm, water-proof Nilafelt, 
then the spiral Crainelox cov¬ 
ering. Insures perfect silage. 
Yon ran rebuild your old 
stave silo info a permanent, 
substantia), airtight, water¬ 
tight, handsome Craine 
Silo, at about half the ex¬ 
pense of a new silo. 
Write for Want!fully illus¬ 
trated catalog showing 
Craine Triple W« i Silos. 
CRAINE SILO CO., Inc. 
Bex 110 Norwich, N, Y. 
Baby Chicks, Cockerels 
Pullets, Eggs, S. G. W. 
Leghorns, R. I. Reds 
B. P. Rocks 
From high-laying, pure¬ 
bred farm range stock 
that will multiply your 
poultry profits. 100%safe 
delivery guaranteed. Il¬ 
lustrated folder free. 
Write for it now. 
G. F. GIBSON 
Box 100 
Galen Farms, Clyde, N. V. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
Breeding Cockerels ee’tified by Vermont Experi¬ 
ment .Station, $5 Each. 
WAYSIDE FARMS E. B. Cornwall MIDDLEBURY, VT. 
While Leghorn Cockerels tZ^StXSS. "w 
each; 5 for 820. Must please or money returned. 
THE GILI1KKT HOME - AY ins ted, Conn. 
VJHITE WYANDOTTE COCKERELS 
From VINEIAND i’mi ‘J2, 191H-'919. (Keen mI _212.'i eggs.) 
Puces low. B. f. DECKER, (North Plcasanl Ave l Ridgewood, N. J 
S C. Hhepiird Ntrnin direct. Ancona cockerels, $2.50 
■ each. GKO. K. liowoisH Hspbrance, New York 
PULLETS 
8. (' 'V. I l (.IIOHNS and WHITE WYANHOTTKS at $2.50 and 
f2 7». Place your order for Baby Chicks now. heading 
varieties. Circular free. K. J. Thiel, .Millers, N. Y. 
BARRED ROCK BREEDING COCKERELS 
Cornell certified, bred from certified stock. Led all 
Hocks at Storrs last contest. Pens at Stores, Quin¬ 
cy, 111., ami Puyallup, Wash., this year. Circular. 
KENT POULTRY FARM . Caxenovia, Now York 
COCKERELS Light and Dark BRAHMAS 
BROWN and WHITE Leghorns, I?. I.'Reds,both combs. White 
Wyaadottes. Prices right. <'hicks in season. Illustrated 
Catalog free. RIVERDALE POULTRr FARM. Box 1Gb. Rivcrdale, N J. 
B lack Orpington Cockerels. Hatched from Cook’s $20 
per setting eggs. each. HAROLD SUTTLE, Schenevin, N.Y. 
ANCONA COCKERELS FOR SALE 
March batch. Shephard and Somers strains. Vigorous 
birds from trap-nested and Hogan-tested hens. 
A. K. SEIDEL - Danville, Pa. 
Jersey S Cockerels 
FOR SALE. Bred from extra large stock. 
T. H. Mettler East Millstone, N. J. 
JERSEY GIANT BREED BOOK 
Dexter P. Upham tells how he breeds, feeds and 
prows Jersey Giant Poultry. Every step from shell 
to shell witli the man behind the feed pail. Price 
one dollar. Dexter I’. Upham, Itelmar. N. J. 
JERSEYIBLACKGrlANTS 
America s Premier heavy-weight Fowl. l ast grow¬ 
er-: Heavy layers: Yellow skin. Pree descriptive 
Catalog and Price List. C. M. PACE 5 SONS. Box 199 Bclmar, N.J. 
Jersey Black Giants 
capons. Free circular. I>. P. UPHAM, Bclmar, N. ,1. 
STOP! LOOK.! 
We iiave for immediate delivery .about 12 of the fin¬ 
est JERSEY BLACK GIANT COCKERELS, 
fully matured, at 810 each, and about 30 Pullets, 
very choice, at 84 and 86 each. Also 200 choice 
Leghorn Pullets, T. B. imported stock, all laying, 
at SHU. 50 each; and 20 Leghorn Cockerels at 85 
each. Reduction for quantity. Act quickly. 
fiHOKE I’Ol’l.TKY FAUM, 18th Ave . liidmnr. N.J. Box 90 R. R 2 
Baby Chicks of Superior Quality 
Barron S. C. White Leghorns 
Sheppard S. C. Mottled Anconas 
Superior S. C. Black Minorcas 
Three greatest egg-producing varieties known. All on 
free farm range. My Kgg-a-Day line is America’s heavi- 
«*t flock-average layers. ITse pedigreed males from dams 
of 2*2 egg records. Booking oi tiers now for future ship¬ 
ments at }14.10 per 100 up. Circulars free. 
WM. D. SEIDEL - Box R, Strawberry Ridge, Pa. 
FRANCAIS BARRED ROCKS 
Hold all Koc-ks records at Storrs. Also high aver¬ 
age over all breeds past 4 years, over 2U0 eggs per 
bird. Splendid pedigreed cockerels. Pullets breed¬ 
ing pens for sale. Nine years’ trapnesting. 
J. F. FRANCAIS Westhampton Beach, New York 
□BARRED R.OCK rtOOSTERS 
Raised this year from Parks’ Pedigreed Selected Chicks. 
Also some S. C. Brown Leghorns, roosters. Write for 
prices - HARVEY’ FISHER, Milford, N.J. 
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
1621 customer bought 2.300 chicks, raised over 1,000 pul¬ 
lets. Same customer lias 4,000 order for Jan.-Feh., 1922. 
Place your order now for early deliveries. $80 per 
hundred MOUNTAIN VIEW POULTRY FARM, Hopewell Junction. N T. 
S. C. White Leghorns S ai e c “cooTUmg stock. $« 
cash with order. M. C. I’ALMKR, Monorville, N.Y'. 
Barred Rocks 
Breeding Cockerels Certified by Vermont Experi¬ 
ment Station, 85 each. 
WAYSIDE FARMS, E.B.CORNWALL, Mlddlebury. Vermont 
Reduced Prices on Chickens, Ks% s r e es g Ks 
Hatching eggs. Catalog free. H H FREED. Telford, Pa. 
Was There Any Profit in Hens? 
Does it pay to keep chickens? The 
“Mrs.” says “no”; I say “y' w - it does.” 
T.eave it to you to decide in this case. 
Started my flock in Summer, 1019, with 
six Leghorn hens, and have kept an exact 
account to date. If I under or overvalue 
please correct. My total expenses to No¬ 
vember 1, which includes everything in 
this line, supplies, feed, literature, eggs 
for hatching, etc., are $216.37. Total 
eggs to November, 3,260, which I average 
at 5e each. 
Make Oat Sprouter 
$ 2.49 
For $2.40 you can huiUl the simplest, 
most efficient, easiest to operate and 
best oat sprouter ever constructed. A 
boy can make one in an evening with 
no tools but saw nnd hummer. Thous¬ 
ands in successful operation. Plans with plain direc¬ 
tions for building, 10c. postpaid. Write today. 
L PUTNAM, Route 1164-0 
ELMIRA, N. Y. 
3.260 eggs at 5c each. 
.$163.45 
On hand at present, 11 White Wy 
andotte hens (good strain), 
1020, keeping to mate with a 
good cock next season, 11 at 
$1.25 . 13. 
Single Comb WHITE LEGHORNS Kauty 
Solti products of this si rain (Bonnie Brae) thro the 
advertising columns of Thk Rural Nkw-Yokkkr 
some fifteen years ago. They are still making good 
in the hands of hundreds of pleased customers. Over 
two hundred choice breeding males (one previous 
customer if? buying sixty) eight to ten dollars 
each. Limited number select pullets. Hatching eggs 
after Jan. 1st. Baby chicks. Feb. 15th. Satisfaction 
guaranteed. .Semi for circular. JOHN If. \VKEI> 
(jltiiYYooil Poultry Farm Y INF.LAN D. N. J. 
PARKS BARRED 
PLYMOUTH ROCKS 
Americas Greatest Layers. Bred 
for eggs since 1889. Records up 
to 325 in year. 148-148 days. 
Pullets laying at 1 14 days. Special 
Prices March, April & May hatch 
youngsters. 16 page Cir. Free. 
General Catalog 25c. 
1. W. PARKS. Box V ALTOONA, PA. 
75 
6 Parks strain hens, R. P. Rocks, 
11 Parks strain cockerels, hens 
for mating 1022, cockerels for 
home consumption or possible 
sales (from selected utility 
eggs), all 1921 ; 17 at. $1.25.21 
10 (a mixed lot, all for home con¬ 
sumption). all 1021 : 10 at $1.25 23 
Winter 1020-21. consumed 27; 
September, October, November, _ 
1021. consumed 19, or 46; at .. . . , . , , _ ’ . , 
$ 1.25 . 57.50 Single Comb White Leghorns Exclusively 
.25 
SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORN MALES 
We have seme exceptionally good males this 
Fall. The breeding and type is right for an 
improvement in yonr flock. 
BABY CHICKS THAT GIVE SATISFACTION 
Wo are getting more inquiries for ehirus than 
ever before at this time of the year. We advise 
our customers to place their orders early with 
the largest producers of S. C W. Leghorns in 
the East. LORD FARMS, Methuen, Mass. 
Total . 
Total expense 
,$270.70 
. 216.37 
Balance .$ 63.33 
Which I claim I am ahead of the game. 
My stock is all good, no weaklings or 
runts, one April-hatched B. P. Rock 
weighing 7Vi lbs. at present (cockerel), 
A large boathouse on the shore near by 
was moved this Spring, Was infested 
with rats, and they overran our neigh¬ 
borhood here for a short time, I losing in 
three nights 43 growing baby chicks, 
Parks B. 1’. Rocks, which might have 
looked good now on credit side of my 
ledger. b. w. s. 
A wise man would hardly he inclined 
to take sides on such a question. There 
is too much to be left to the imagination. 
The figures certainly show that you are 
$63.33 ahead. The wife, however, will 
ask what has become of this money. Per¬ 
haps she has not received her share. The 
price you allow for these birds is too low. 
They are easily worth $2 each. There¬ 
fore. your assets should be scaled higher, 
unless you figure only on the value of 
these liens for eating purposes. On the 
other hand, your wife may reasonably 
ask “Wihat was the value of your time?” 
During the two years you must have spent 
a good many hours caring for these birds. 
How much is your time worth? Then, 
again, what is the value of your chicken 
house? What did it cost, and what is a 
fair rent, or what do you allow for de¬ 
preciation? It may be that your wife’s 
criticism is based upon the fact that you 
make no charge for labor and housing. 
A on have probably had enough fun out 
of it to more than offset any labor ex¬ 
pense; hut perhaps the objection is that 
this time should have been spent in doing 
other work around the house and grounds. 
We shall have to make it a case ot sus¬ 
pended’ judgment. 
An Educated Rooster 
T have a White Leghorn rooster that I 
call educated. I can call “Billy” from 
any place on the farm, and he will come 
to me at once. Then I will tell him to 
get on a post, which he will do. Then I 
tell him to crow, and he will do that also. 
This is. a perfect fact. For proof you 
can write to my minister, Rev. .T. A. 
Lumley. george u. bowers. 
B. N.-Y.—-We believe the story without 
the minister’s backing. Some years ago 
one of our subscription agents had a 
Wyandotte rooster named Kelley that 
showed real intelligence. Kelley would 
crow when directed to do so. follow his 
master.about like a dog and perform sev¬ 
eral tricks. There seems to be no ques¬ 
tion but that some of our common barn¬ 
yard birds have superior brains and 
genuine intelligence. There are a number 
of eases where geese have been taught to 
perform quite complicated tricks. 
A Bath for Poultry 
T have just read the article on page 
1264 in regard to “Poultry Fit to Eat.” 
I also read the other by B. M. Kleppinger. 
W hen I first came South, some years ago, 
perhaps. M. E. G. can imagine my dis¬ 
gust while I watched an old colored cook 
prepare a chicken by scrubbing it with 
a soft brush in white soapsuds, and I did 
not hesitate to state my opinion. Per¬ 
haps the answer I got will put M. E. G. 
to thinking, as it did me: “Does yon-all 
want to eat a nasty chicken after it’s 
oiled itse’f, an’ then taken a dust bath in 
the cow yard? No. ma’am, cold water 
sure can’t clean it proper; soap is the 
only thing that will take off oil.” 
I’ve never cleaned one any other way 
since, and what’s more. I wouldn’t eat a 
chicken, if I knew it. which had not first 
been scrubbed with fine soap. If M. E. 
G. will try fhis method just ouce I am 
sure it will convince her that old col¬ 
ored auntie is right. White soap is much 
cleaner than dust, c. E. S. 
De Land, Fla. 
3000 BREEDERS ON FREE FARM RANGE 
1 BARRON STRAIN 
300 rocks and cockerels for sale, out of imported birds 
prrown on free farm range ; buttermilk fed. Birds of 
grand size and great vigor from wonderful layers. The 
kind that will improve your stock. Price, $5 each, 5 for 
$20, and 10 or more $3 each. Now booking orders for 
baby chicks, February, March and April delivery, 1022, 
from the finest breeders I ever owned. Circulars free. 
My book. “ Profits in Poultry Keeping Solved,” $1. or 
ft ee with all $10 orders. F.DGAIl KIMGGS, Box 
Pleasant Valley, N. V. 
YOU WILL IMPROVEtheEgg Production 
of Your S. C. White Leghorns 
by usingcoekerels from our t rap-nested liens. Prices 
and records as follows: 180-200-eggs, 84 ; 2011-3111, 
85; 210-220 , 80: 220-244. sired by males whose dams 
records Wore not less than 251). Satisfaction guar¬ 
anteed. Valley Fgg Farm, Little Valley. N.Y’. 
F- O R. SALE) 
A Few Choice Certified Single Comb 
White Leghorn Cockerels 
April Hatched. 
Stewart L. Purdie Skaneateles. N. Y. 
TOM BARRON’S WHITE LEGHORNS 
One of the most intensive breeding plants in Amer¬ 
ica offers a limited number of pedigreed, Cornell 
certified, ui ility cockerels. Free circular. WILLOW 
BROOK POULTRY FARM. Allen H. Bulkley. Prop.. Odessa, N.Y. 
FOR SALE 
50 Bred-to-Lay S. C. While Leghorn Pullets 
that will lay soon, at 81.50 each. 
H. GORLFY Route No. 2 Peekskill, N. Y. 
EVERLAY LEGHORNS 
The beautiful business hen! Wonderful winter lay¬ 
ers. Bi«r white eggs. World Record layers Ameri¬ 
can Egg Contest! Greatest winners New York- 
Chicago. Hardy, vigorous money makers. Stock 
Eggs, Chicks, shipped safely. Catalog free. 
EVERLAY FARM Box 28 Portland, Ind. 
THOMPSON'S STRAIN of Barred Rock Cockerels 
Strong and healthy. April hatched. 83.50 each. 
HOWARD JOHNSON - Sorqnanlsvillo, N. J. 
Searles’Trap-Nested Barred Rocks 
Cockerels, pullets, hens. Egg bred, range raised. Satis 
faction guaranteed, i ostal brings catalog. 
ARTHUR SEARLES Box N Milford, Now Hampshire 
Panauioll’e Cockerels, $tOt two, $16. 
UdfJcncll S Direct descendants champions. Cocks, $10. 
Breeding details. L. C. CAPEWELL, 583 Bluehilli. Hartford, Conn. 
LIGHT Pnel/ornle Mollle W c 11 l n g t o n SI rnin. 
BRAHMA UUGRB1BI5 America’s best layers. Blue Kib- 
bon Winners. *H. $12 and $15. I.. «. ItUCKEI., Wnldon, N.Y. 
R 
ead.v-to-T.ay Pullet ft, $8 <*aoh ; oockerels, $5. R. I 
Runs. A. It. IIALL, W nllingford. Conn* 
White Wyandotte Cockerels 
Strong, husky, free-range birds from F. 13. Wil¬ 
liams’ stock to head your breeding pens this season. 
Price. 85 up. EBERDALE FARM. Phocnixville, Pa. 
BARRON’S WHITE WYAND0TTES 
Males and females for sale, from stock 1 Imported direct* 
Records m to 289. E. E. UAVI8, Apalaehin, N. V. 
C olumbian Wyandotte*. Reasonable prices Free 
literal m e. IIALPII WOODWARD, box 28, Grafton, Man. 
W hite Wyandotteft, Regal-Dorcas strain. A No. 1 Ck’s 
and Hens, $3 each. Sat. Guar. R. HILL, Seneca Falls, N.f 
W 
lilte Wyandotteft* Barron Strain. Pullets. $2 and 
$2.60; Cockerels, $». CLAUDE L. DRAPER, Wyoming. Da 
Qf^linCD’C Chickens, Ducks, Geese, 
dUSiljC.lt u Turkeys, Guineas, Bantams. 
Hares, Dogs. Beautiful S. C. 
D rn War Pricnc White Leghorn Hens, $186 per 100, 
riL-lf dl rilULo. and cockerels $2 to $8. A satis¬ 
factory deal awaits you— safe arrival guaranteed. Free 
Catalog. Edwin A. SOUDER Sellersville, Pa. 
^PEOIflL FAIL PRICF<J turkeys, ducks, geese 
drCLIHL ■ HLL riEll/Cd GUINEAS. AND CHICKENS 
Good White Leghorn liens. 8125 per 100. Satis¬ 
faction and sate arrival guaranteed. Catalog Free. 
H. A. SOUDKK - Sellersville, Pa. 
P 
AliOEE'S 
ERFECT 
KK 1N 
America’s .Standard 
Strain. BREEDERS NOW. 
PARDEE’S PEKINS. ISLIP.N.Y 
Pino Rronrlc Poultry, Tui keys, Geese, Bucks, Guineas, 
llllcDrccUo Biintaius. Ilari-s, Pigeons, Bogs. Stock. 
Eggs, reasonable. Catalog flee. PIONEER FARM. Tellord, P,. 
Fnr Coin Mammoth Toulouse Geese, Pekin Bucks and 
lUr OdlB .Mallard Bucks. Northern raised. Inclose stamo 
for reply, Clin*. Wright A Sons. Bed Creek, N. Y . 
Fancy Mammoth Pekin Ducks e n n?b«" n°“fn 
neiS. Stock for sale. K* II. ANPl.KSON, itlooreiville, Indiana 
Colored Muscovy Ducks bes?’ or''in«S if 1“h; 
please. (’. J. SIIKLM11>1 N JE, Lorraine, Sew York 
WHITE CHINA GEESE 
$5 each; 812 trio. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
PAUL H. HUSSEY - Woolwich, Maine 
fi I 1 TIFFANY’S SUPERIOR 1 - 
lockerels gyR8URk Urakes ISS Pure Mammoth Bronze Turkeys 
ROCKS & LEGHORNS 
Pekin, Rouen, and Indian Rnnneis (all varieties.) 
ALDHAM POULTRY FARM R. 34 Phoenixville, Pa. 
Pnnl.nrnln Light Brahma, Mol lie Wellington strain. $5 
llOCKuiolo each. White Wyandotte, $3 \ pril 
hatched. FRANK W. K LI NIC, Rt. 2, Hudson, N. Y. 
VIBERT’S STRAIN RED COCKERELS 
Hose and Single Comb, $5 and $7 each. 
D. EVERETT JONKS - Hillsdale, N. Y. 
R. I. RED SUPREMACY 
BEST S. C. RED PEN, Storrs Contest 1916,1918,1020 
BEST INDIVIDUAL RED in Contest 1916-18-20-21 
Best individual, best pen, and best consecutive 
yearly production recordsever made by any breeder 
of R.l. Reds at Storrs contests. Average for six con¬ 
secutive years in contest, 182 eggs per bird. All birds 
bred and owned by us. Pedigreed cockerels, eggs, 
chicks. PINECREST ORCHARDS. R. 0. 2. Groton. Mass. 
VERMONT R. C. REDS 
Cockerels. April batch. 8th annual sale. Selected, 
free range, dark red, vigorous purebreds from win¬ 
ter layers in Vermont’s rigorous climate. 83, !S4, 
85 each. C. E WILSON, Twinton Acres, St. Albans, Vermont 
S. C. R. I. RED COCKERELS 
“Arlington Strain,” “Cornell Certified,” —$4—*5 
each. S. (’ White Leghorn Cockerels, “Cornell Certified.” 
$2—$8—$4 each. 4-1'LICK, lihinebeck, N. V. 
Rose Comb R. I. Reds I ] i ,f I ^ 0 K ne<i ' 
backed, good RED cockerels. Shipped on approval. 
$5 each. CA1ALPA POULTRY FARM R. D.. Gettysburg, Pa. 
S.C. R ED S-Even Color from Head to Tail 
PULLKTS— Kind that lay, coldest day, 9$3. 
LOCUST BLUFF POULTRY FARM Braudeiiburu, Kentucky 
S O D„J f>„_l,-,-l« from egg record parentage. Also 
.1. Red UOCkerelS Black J.-r cy Giant cockerels, 
$4 to 88- C. LESLIE MASON, Genoa. New York 
BARRED ROCK COCKERELS 
Park's Bred-to-Lay strain. 85 and 87 each. 
D. EVEKETT JONES - Hillsdale, N. Y. 
DIRECTLY IMPORTED 
S.C. WHITE LEGHORN cocks and cockerels, 
head part of our pure Barron Strain matings 
tliin Season. Pedigrees 272-288. Out; Third 
importation. Strong chicks and fertile eggs 
from these and other Leghorn matings, at low 
prices. Fttllv guaranteed. Choice males for 
sale. Write, R. T. EWING, Atlan»mc. Pa. 
S g~> 17 H Grand big cockerel and four t.ig 
• L.. IV Hi U dark pullets, $20. Bred from best 
U \ nr A IVTC! utility pens. Single birds, $6each. 
ij I-:. It. CltKGOR Southport, Conn. 
ninnrn DftPI/ Grand Idg cockerel and four yearling 
DAlilitU i\Uul\ hens. $90 Bred from Parks’ best 
D * u /'t » IMP pedigreed stock. Single birds, $5each. 
D/il\\JnIlxo K. K. Gregor Southport, Conn. 
FOR 
SALE 
Enormous Bone and Frame. "Equal to the Best.” 
FRANK ROSEBROUGH, "The Locusts,” Brockporl, New York 
Hinshelwood’s Famous W. H. Turkeys 
Hens, $1(1: 'loins. $19. K. IIINSII II.WOOII, English town, N. J, 
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys stock!'Y!mng y ton'iy$!«to 
$19; liens $3. Order now. WM. W. KETCH. Cohocton, N. ». 
100Island Raised Bronze Goldbank Toms 
Extra large. Ol der them now. Will ship when you are 
ready, island raised. FOX ISLAND F.4loi,Cup« Ylneent, N.Y. 
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys 
from Prize Winning Strains, at reasonable prices. 
MAURICE SULLIVAN New Albany, Pa. 
■ nxioiiH to liulHe Turkey*} Why not try Wild Stock. 
r>, ukktha 31. TYSON - Rising sun. Maryland 
moth Bronze Turkeys 
Ban Amos Strain. 
ELSIE HALL0GK, Washington Depot, Ct. 
Wild Turlrove Bonen Ducks, Brahma. Black Leg- 
niiu iuikcjs hiirn, Minorca, Ancona Cornish, Pit 
game Cockerels. Bargains. Range. L. COMPTON,21N. 60, Philo. 
Black Turkeys and Bronze Wild Mailard > Buc^ss "and 
Pearl Guineas. A few Giant Toulouse Geese. Prices right. 
ROCK CLIFF FARM Urogueville, Pa. 
T , Pint 
urkeys ^ 
F. B. YY’ILIJE 
Fine young Bourbon Red 
m s, 89. One Year- 
812. 
YVayland, Michigan 
RABBITS 
Rabbits lor Christinas Gifts 
The Happiest gift of all at Christmas time is a pair 
of Beautiful Christmas Rabbits. Make your child¬ 
ren happy with them in Christmas box. Order now. 
Prices very reasonable. 
BATES’ BLUE RIBBON RABBITRY Sag Harbor. N Y. 
RABBITS for FUR and ME A T 
We have a few very fine utility Hares that are now 
ready. 87 a pair. Good Breeders. Wi ite at once. 
BATES* BLUE RIBBON RABBITRY - Sag Harbor, N Y. 
Black Flemish Giants VAL VLioY4 t N. 1 ?. rAKM 
F lemish Giant h, matured stock, ped. nnd reg., sold on 
easy payment plan. II. B. TEN EYCK, Somerville, It. J. 
F or kale—a few exceptionally nice Belgian Hare*. 
V\ C. BROWN .‘>6 Watrous St;. Pkrry, N. V. 
50 
Burred Rock 'PULLETS, 4 S. C. Black Minorca 
cock buds. Nice stock. G. C. MILLER. R Ns. 1, OxIord.N. J. 
THE 
HOPE 
FARM 
BOOK 
This attractive 234-page 
book has some of the 
best of the Hope Farm 
Man’s popular sketches— 
philosophy, humor, and 
sympathetic human touch. 
Price $1.50. For sale by 
Rural New-Yorker, 335 
W. 30th St.. New York. 
