7ht RURAL NEW-YORKER 
1489 
Ration for Breeders 
T have some fine R. I. Reds. purebreds, 
that I paid a lot of money for. I have 
four mature hens (1 % years old) and 
about 00 pullets six months old. I do 
not care about having either the hens or 
pullets lay early in the season, as I wish 
to use all the eggs for hatching in the 
early Spring. Will you give me a mash 
formula that will answer my purpose? 
1 mix my own feed. I am feeding equal 
parts of wheat and oats in the morning 
and one part oats, one part wheat, two 
parts corn in the afternoon; mash in the 
hoppers all the time. Mash is made of 
200 lbs. bran, 300 lbs. cornmeal, 100 lbs. 
middlings. 100 lbs. meat, 80 lbs. oats. Is 
Ihis too forcing? M. H. s. 
New York. 
Your mash contains too large a pro¬ 
portion of meat scrap if you wish to 
discourage laying. One-fifth or one-sixth 
part meat scrap is the amount usually 
used in a laying mash, and you are feed¬ 
ing practically a standard formula for a 
laying mash. You may cut the meat 
scrap out entirely or reduce it by half or 
more, according to the extent you wish 
to go in delaying the “ripening” of the 
pullets. It will be best to feed a little 
scrap, however, and permit the pullets to 
lay moderately, rather than to attempt 
to check laying entirely. Moderate lay¬ 
ing through the Winter will not injure 
1 he hatching qualities of the Spring eggs, 
and the pullets will be better developed 
and better breeders if they have been 
well fed. If properly cared for the pul¬ 
lets should lay on the ration given, even 
without meat scrap at all. Animal pro¬ 
tein in meat or skim-milk is the food in¬ 
gredient that is particularly stimulating 
to egg production, however. M. B. D. 
Pullets Fail to Lay 
Why do my pullets fail to lay? They 
hatched out May 10. and are now going 
on seven mouths old, which is old enough 
for the S. C. Brown Leghorns to begin 
laying. I feed them scratch grain morn¬ 
ing and night, and have a hopper of dry 
mash before them at all times. I do not 
feed them at noon, as they are on free 
range, and also see that they get plenty 
of fresh water. Would you advise me to 
breed from same pullets this year, as I 
was going to mate them with their father ‘ 
1 was also thinking of trying out some 
White Leghorns to see if they are earlier 
layers. The pullets I have now sing or 
cackle. J. n. T. 
Housatonic, Mass. 
Brown Leghorn pullets ought to all be 
laying when six months old. the earliest 
ones when five months. But the time 
when they begin laying depends a good 
deal on theii having had no drawbacks 
in ehickenhood. If they have been grow¬ 
ing thriftily all the time, they should have 
been laying a month ago. or more. Do 
you supply them with ground oyster shells, 
ground charcoal, and grit? If on free 
range, though, they will find grit enough 
until the ground freezes. An excess of 
animal protein (found in ground beef 
scrap) will generally start them laying; 
then gradually reduce the proportion of 
beef scrap until it forms about one-tenth 
of the ration. If your pullets are singing 
now. and their combs and heads looking 
red, they will be laying soon. A wet mash 
fed at noon, with 2”» per cent beef scrap 
in it. would probably hurrv them along, 
but the danger would be in withdrawing 
it later. Any change in the feeding is 
liable to interfere more or less with lay¬ 
ing after they have begun. 
I do not think you would regret chang¬ 
ing to White Leghorns; that is, if you get 
the stock from the right kind. Premium 
winners at shows do not always mean 
good laying stock. george A. COSGROVE. 
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BALED straw; hay; reliable grading. Write nr 
telegraph wants, SENECA GO. HAY GROW¬ 
ERS’ ASS’N, Interlaken, N. Y. 
ALFAI.KA for sale; earload lots. A. A. 
MOORE, Wainpsville, N. Y. 
CANDLE—Two Mentions, for sale; '$00; orated, 
ready to ship. ROX 113, Petersburg, Ya. 
ORANGES—Tree ripened, direct from grower, 
panned in grove, bushel boxes, $2.50; grape¬ 
fruit. $2.00; send remittance with order. E. K. 
WALKER, Wauchula, Fla. 
PURE eane syrup (home made), 00c per gallon. 
J. W. McLEOD. Rowland, N. C. 
CAPONS—F’resh dressed and shipped direct to 
you by prepaid parcel post; better than Uir 
key; weights 0 to 9 lbs.; price 05c lb. TABOR 
t’A RM, Longmeadow, Mass. 
WANTED—Two barrels real sweet apples. BOX 
122, Kings Park, N. Y. 
HONEY, 5-lb. pall, $1.25; « for $7.20; 12 for 
$13.85; delivered in 3d postal zone. E. H. 
N1ETSCHE & SON, Kinderhook, N. Y. 
HOME KNIT heavy gray virgin wool knee caps, 
75c a pair; send measure around the knee; 
socks. $1 to $1.25; stockings, $1.25 up. MARY 
L. CHURCH, 03 Pringle St., Kingston, Pa. 
INCUBATORS FOR SALE— Buckeye, 200-egg, 
$15: Buffalo, 240-egg. $18; Cyphers, 240-egg, 
$15: II. I. 400-egg, $30; all hatched very good 
this year; almost new. HOMESTEAD FARM, 
Newtown, Conn. 
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FOR SALE—Cash egg and chicken market; 
equipment. Ford trunk, cases, etc.; all busi¬ 
ness. Particulars from ADVERTISER 9762, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
PURE cane sugar syrup, gallons $1.50, within 
radius of 1,000 miles, parcel post, for your 
breakfast. PETE PETERS, 28th Street Office, 
Altoona. Pa. 
IIONEY—3-!b. can. 70c, prepaid 41 h zone; 00 
lbs., light. $9.00: dark, $9. WILLIAM H. 
PARSIL, Monmouth Junction, N. J. 
FOR SALE—One new 50-lb. earbite lighting 
generator, $100; also pipes and fixtures for 
12-rootn house; all for $220. ADVERTISER 
9772, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FAMOUS Lane County evaporated sweet corn, 
1 lb. for 30c or 4 lbs. for $1. postpaid in 4th 
zone. C. F. HOSTETTER. Rird-in-Iland, Pa. 
FOR SALE—All wool blankets; made from vir¬ 
gin wool; steel gray and white; 72x84; dou¬ 
ble. IRA M. IIOOVENSTINE, South Whitley, 
Ind. 
HEAVY all wool hand knit socks, pair $1.00. 
J. DIXON, Route 3, l’ittsboro, N. C. 
HOME-MADE enndv: asortment sent on receipt 
of $1 to MARGARET RIDLEY’S CANDY 
SHOP. Hawley, Pa. 
WANTED—Mammoth Hall coal burning incu¬ 
bator, from 1.500 to 5.000 capacity. In A1 con¬ 
dition. It. M. WASHINGTON, Green Springs, i 
W. Va. 
WANTED—Power sprayer, with engine; stand¬ 
ard make; good condition. ADVERTISER 
9792. care Rural New-Yorker. 
No. 5 DE LAVAL separator, with electric motor. 
for sale: used very little: capacity. 450 lbs.; 
price, with motor. $70: without motor. $4<i. 
WHITE LILY CREAMERY. 2045 So. Boulevard, 
New York City. 
FRUIT ROLL tilling for pie, cakes: 25c pkg. 
MRS. ('HAS. MILLER, Box 117, Penn Station, 
Pu. 
FOR SALE- -Few gallons pure Vermont maple 
syrup: $2.50 gallon. BERT PRESCOTT, Essex 
Junction, Vt. 
SUNNY It ROOK FARM, pure pork sausage, made 
from our own pigs, on our own farm; 3 lbs. 
for $1. postpaid anywhere. SUNNY BROOK 
FARM. Winterton, N. Y. 
WANTED- 1.200-egg incubator; must be in first 
class condition: state price and particulars In 
first letter. JOHN ROPKE, Lava, Sullivan Co., 
n. y. 
ADIRONDACK balsam pillows, 3-lb., $1.25; cash 
with order. MRS. WILLIAM PAYNE, Pine 
Hill Camp. Paquette Lake, N. Y. 
$1Q95 Buys 140-Egg Champion 
10 Belle City Incubator 
Ilot-Water.Copper Tank, Double Walls 
Fibre Board, Self Regulated. #JAnc 
$7.95 buys 140-Chick Hot-vlM’ 3 
Water Brooder. Or both for only ■ ** 
Freight Prepaid 
Ennt of Rockies and 
allowed on Express. 
Guaranteed. Order now. ou$n 
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It tells e serjrthin*. Jim Rohan, Pres. 
BeflaCIty Incubator Co.,no* 48 Racin«,Wis. 
The Poultryman’s Best Helper 
Poultry knowledge of the right iort. Every 
month The Poultry Item help, the profits. 
You cannot keep chickens right without this 
monthly poultry guide. A trial will prove it. 
4 Months’Trial OSr> 
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1 year $1.00 3 years $2.00 
Catalog of Books Free 
The Poultry Item. Box R. Sellersyille, Penna. 
/I. B. Hall’s Chicks Stand 
for Quality 
Otir 2000 S. C, White leghorn and Rhode Inland Red breeder# 
aie selected lor vinor, size and type, and are the reault of 10 
yoara' cart ful selection. Our non of White Leirhorna in the 
N. Y. Stale i.ayime Contest, holds 4th place for the 1st year. 
We have the laiKeat and best-equipped hatching plant in Con¬ 
necticut, with 40,000-eifg capacity. All chirks postpaid and 
safe arrival guaranteed. Write for illustiuted circular and 
prices. 
A. B. HALL - • Wallingford, Conn. 
S. C. Rhode Island Reds 
Trap-nested, Pedigree-bred Cockerels, bred from 
dams with records up to 327 eggs They are the 
original and famous “ Sandborn Stock.” unbeata¬ 
ble layer*, and producers of strong, livable chix 
that never fail to repeat. Now booking orders for 
Baby Chicks. Catalog on request. 
WEST MANSFIELD POULTRY FARM 
Box 30 Attleboro, Mat*. 
S. C. R. I. Reds 
Vihert 231 to 2ft9-eg(f strain. Cockerels, found fs; Hatch¬ 
ing eggs, $10 per lob. A.N NA M. JO.Vt.S, Crnryvllle, .Nsw V.rk 
850.000 Clll<k8 FOR 1 »23. 
S. C. White and Brow 11 Leghorns, 8. C. U. I. 
Reds, Barred and White Rocks. Minorcas, 
Anconas. etc. Prices reasonable. 100 per 
cent, safe delivery guaranteed. Customers 
report r« islng W per cent. Our Pith year. 
Place orders early. Catalog free. The 
Kc] atone Hatchery. Richfield, Pa. 
Single Comb White Leghorn Cockerels 
From better than 200 egg hens, at four nod five dollars 
each. Will help vitality and egg production in your 
flock. Free from disease and vermin. Must satisfy you 
every way or money baek. Will ship on approval. 
FIVE POINT LEGHORN FARM Mi. Ephraim, N. J. 
Will Sell 300 S.C. White Leghorn Pullets 
Ready to lay Raised on free range. The kind you’re 
looking for. Price each. $*. FRANK WINKLER, Middlckurgh, N.T. 
F OR HALE-180 June hatch White Leghorn Pullets, 
some laying, $2. RENT PRESCOTT, Emi Junetiea, Varment 
Bob White, Hungarian Partridges 
Wild Turkeys, Phea*ants,Quail, Rabbita, Deer, etc. 
tor stocking purposes. 
Fancy Pheasants, Peafowl, Cranes, Storks, Swans. 
Ornamental Ducks and Geese, Bears, Foxes, Rac¬ 
coon, Squirrels, and all kinds of birds and animals, 
WM. J. MACKENSEN, Naturalist. Depl. 10. Yardley.Pa 
A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A 
HAPPY, PROSPEROUS NEW 
YEAR, is our sincere wish for every 
reader of the Rural New-Yorker. 
WAYNE POULTRY FARMS, Box 1 07. Waomt-r, Ohio 
White Wyandotte Cockerels 
Strong, )iu*ky, free-range birds from F. B. Wil¬ 
liams' stock to head your breeding pens this season. 
Price. *5 up. EBERDALE FARM. Phoenixville, Pa. 
BARRON'S WHITE WYANDOTTES 
Males and females for sale, from stock I imported direct. 
Records 262 to 289. E. E. LEWI8, Apalachln, N. Y. 
WHITE WYANDOTTE COCKERELS 
From VINELAND Pen 22, 1918-1919. (Record 2225 eg£s.) 
Prices low. B. F. DECKER, (North Ploasanl Avo.) Ridgewood, N. J 
Barron’s White Wyandottes-Gockcrel3g,, f od 
ones from imported pen. TIIOS. PARKER, Clinton Corners. N. Y. 
C olumbian Wvnndot ten. Reasonable prices Free 
literature. HaIaPII HOODWAKD. lioz 2rt, (Jrufton, Mmi. 
hlte Wyandot,ten, R**gal-Dorcas Strain. A No. 1 Ck’s 
and Hens, each. Sat. Guar. R. HILL. Seneca Falls, N.Y 
w 
For Sale-Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels 
from hens with trap-nest records up to IP!) in 365 
days, mated to cockerel from hen which laid 78eggs 
for February, March ami April, lii'20. 
J. E. RUTHERFORD R 0. 2 Lisbon, N.Y. 
BARRED ROCK BREEDING COCKERELS 
Cornell certified, bred from certified stock. Led all 
Hocks at Slorrs last contest. Pens at Storrs, Quin¬ 
cy, Id., and Puyallup, Wash., this year. Circular. 
KENT POULTRY FARM - Cazsnovia, Naw York 
BARRED ROCK DFLOOSTERS 
R-lsed this year from Parks’ Pedigreed Seh cted Chicks. 
Also some S. C. Brown Leghorns, roosters. Write for 
prices. - IIAKVEY FISHER, Milford, N. J. 
BARRED ROCK COCKERELS 
Park’s Bred-to-1,ay strain, #5 and #7 each. 
D. EVERETT JONES - Hillsdale, N. Y. 
ninnrn l»npi/ Grand big cockerel and four yearling 
DAlWlCu I\UUl\ hens, $20. Bred from Parks’ best 
D A D A INC pedigreed stock. Single birds, (St aeh. 
Dnlxvl/llifo E. R. Gregor Southport, Conn. 
S. C. R. I. RED COCKERELS 
“Arlington Strain/* “Cornell Certified,” 98-94-^5 
each. s.C. White Leghorn Cockerel*, “Cornell Certified.” 
♦ 2—SH—$-4 each. Arthur It. 0*trom, llhlneberk, t \. Y. 
R. I. RED SUPREMACY 
BEST S. C. RED PEN, Storra Contest ISIS, 1 9t 8.1 920 
BEST INDIVIDUAL RED in Contest 1916-18-20 21 
Best individual, best pen, and best consecutive 
yearly production recordsever made by any breeder 
of It. I. Ifeds 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, 
cnicks. PINECREST ORCHARDS. R. D. 2. Gretna. Mass! 
nrnO Both combs. Owen Farms and Vihert 
BlCUa Strains—the greatest show and laying 
strains in the U. S. Big dark-red cocker¬ 
els, #13 and #5. Good utility and breeding pullets, 
#i‘/t nnd #3. D. I,. i> I T T O, Brandenburg, Kentucky 
S r* U r TV Grand big cockerel and four big 
• KV Mb JLP dark pullets, $20. Bred from best 
n A ¥> r” a I1VIS2 utility pens. Single birds. $5each. 
K. It. hitl.COR Southport, Com., 
Pedigreed S.C.R.I.Red Cockerels 
‘•Till-; OliCimtPS ST1U1.Y” April and May hatches, $10 
ELBERT C. DICKINSON South Hadley Center. Mass 
Rose Comb R. I. Reds l^r 1, 
backed, good RED cockerels. Shipped on approval. 
$5 each. CAIALPA POULTRY FARM R. D.. Gettysburg, Pa. 
VIBERT’S STRAIN RED COCKERELS 
Bo.se and Single Comb, $5 and S7 each. 
D. EVERETT JONKS - Hillsdale, X. Y. 
Baby Chicks of Superior Quality 
Barron S. C. White Leghorns 
Sheppard S. C. Mottled Anconas 
Superior S. C. Black Minorcas 
Three preate at egR-producinpr varieties known. All on 
f ree farm ranire. My Eg’tf-a-Day line is America's heavi¬ 
est flock-average layers. Use pedigreed males from dams 
of 282 egg records. Hooking outers now for future ship¬ 
ments at $14.40 per 100 up. Circulars free. 
WM. D. SEIDEL - Box R, Strawberry Ridge, Pa. 
L ARGE, Colored MU8COVY8, *r> pair: f>7 trio. 
JK.-iSlE REYNOLDS - Pktkrsburu, New York 
PflPKFDFI 0 Choice breeding Buttercup Cockerels, 
IfVuDCnCLg Ancona*, Brown and Black Leghorns. 
Write it* your poultry wants. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
K0SKI.A1TN POULTRY FARM it HATCHERY, Oturille, !•«. 
ANCONA COCKERELS FOR SALE 
March hatch. Shephard and Some, strains. Vigorous 
birds from trap-nested and Hogan-tested hens. 
A. K. SEIDEL - Danville, Pa. 
LIGrllT SRiLUMAS 
Husky, free-range, eight to ten pounds. Cockerels, $5 
$7 SO and $10 Each. Satisfaction or money back. 
M. G. MAHCY - Falls Villaok, Conn. 
COCKERELS Light and Dark BRAHMAS 
INOWN and WHITE Leghorns, R. I.JReds, both coinlis. White 
Wyandottes. Prices right. < hicks in season. Illustrated 
Catalog free. RIVtRDALt POULTRT FARM, Hoi IBS. Nivcrd.le, N. J. 
LIGHT BRAHMA BANTAMS 
#5 pair and tip. quality considered. 
H. BUKHANK - St. A limns, Vermont 
LIGHT Pn»L or «|* Mollle Wellington 81 ruin. 
BRAHMA UUCKBIBI5 America’s best layers. Blue l!ib- 
bon Winners. #s, $12 and *15. I-. «. Itl'CKEI,, TUIden, N.V. 
Itrnhinu Cockerels, $5 each ; Pullets f l; 
Trios, 8ia. ANNA U. COR WIN, Newburgh,K«w Turk 
| lght 
L Trie 
W inner of 1920-21 Advanced Registry comest at C nu ll 
University with uverage of 186 cegs perbird. officially 
second laying .veal-, offers choice Cornell certified Tom 
Barron White Leghorn I ockerels. Place ordersbefore too 
late. Also booking orders for eggs and chicks. Free circu¬ 
lar. WILLOW RNOQK POULTRY FARM,All.all Bulkier. Pr*N..$*«*sa.N.T. 
Big December Clearance Sale of Black Leghorns 
Everything must g->. Guaranteed Yeailing Hens and 
Pullets. Prize Winning Cocks, Hens, Cockerels, Pullets 
and Young Pen. Price List Free. PICIL i* 0 S., Pittetewa, N. J. 
S C. Brown Leghorns. 300 hens ; mostly yearling. 
• fired-to-lay stock. Cir. free. TINA FUlTNN.I-ia. S.llip.lis, ■ 
25 S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
Ferris & Young Strain April hatched pullets $1.50 each. 
W. M. KIRKPATRICK Lexington, Va. 
^BigValueBaby Chicks 
Eleven popular, money-making breeds. 
Easy to buy—priced low. Easy to raise 
—husky, healthy, vigorous. And fuar- 
anteed! Write today for FREE catalog 
showing many breeds in full colors. 
OHLS POULTRY YARDS .nd HATCHERY 
Box 31, Marion, Ohio 
CAIinCD’C Sickens Ducks. Geese, 
■jUII 1IC. It u Turkeys, Guineas. Ilantams. 
“ w Hares, Dogs. Beautiful S. C. 
Pro U/or Priooc While Leghorn Hens, $1*5 per 100. 
■ 1 IvCoi and cockerels $9 to $3. Asalia 
factory deni n wails you—safe arrival guaranteed. Free 
Catalog. EDWIN A. SOUDER Sellersvllle, Pa. 
SPECIAL FALL PRICES turkeys, ducks, geese 
drcuiHL rHLL rniuco guineas, and chickens 
Good Whit* Leghorn hens. #135 per 100. Satis¬ 
faction and safe arrival guaranteed. Catalog Free. 
H. A. SOUDER . Sellersvllle, Pa. 
I irrAITT o SUKhKIOH 
/’ll • 1 WYANDOTTES. REDS, r\ \ i. 
Chicks horns 8 m Duckhnes 
ROUEN ANDRUNNF.R “ UU D W 
ALDHAM POULTRY FARM R. No. 14 Phoenixvllla, Pa 
Try Domesticated Wild and Wild Grossed Bronze 
Turkeys for Fertile Eggs and Healthy Young Stock 
Trios Genuine Wild (Captured) Turkeys, ideal 
start for Game Preserve. Farrer, Orange, Va. 
Wild TlirlfPVR Ho'ien Ducks, Brahma, Black Leg 
ITIIU I III KBjS , .Minorca, Ancona, Cornish, Pit 
game Cockerels. Bargains. Itange. L. COMPTON,21N. 60 , Philn. 
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys Ym,!^ y tbSS^i b ot2 
*12: Hens *7. Order now. WM. W KETCH, Cohoclon, N. T. 
T * Fine young Bourbon Red 
urkeysL 0 /#!I 9, 0,16 Vei,r - 
F. H, WILDE . VVayland, Michigan 
Thoroughbred Bourbon Red Turkeys strain 0 "rvee 
fn-in disease Young hens, $8; Young toms, $10. Eleven 
years breeding. JOHN Q. A DA MS, Stony Creek, N.Y. 
100Island Raised Bronze Goldbank Toms 
Extra large. Order them now. Will ship when you are 
ready. Island raised. FOX ISI.iNII Film.Cup. Vincent. N.Y. 
Pure Mammoth Bronze Turkeys 
Enormous Bone and Frame. ’’Equal to the Best.” 
FRANK ROSEBROUGH, "The Locusts,” Brockporl. New York 
Finn RropHc Poult 'T. Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Guineas, 
■ me ui gcuo Bantams, Hares, Pigeons. Dogs, Stock. 
Eggs, reasonable. Cal a log free. PIONEER farm, Telford, p«. 
For^alo Mammoth Toulouse Geese, Pekin Ducks and 
I UI dale Mallard Ducks. Northern raised. Inclose stamn 
for reply. Chan. Wright A Sons, Red Creek, N. V. 
HU A If A America’s .Standard 
UUtfAd straln - BREEDERS NOW 
mm waaw PARDEE S PEKINS ISLIP. N Y 
FOR 
SALE 
P 
ARDEES 
ERFECT 
EK I N 
Reduced Prices on Chickens, t^ C ke S ys GE ha S r E es G a do E gs 
Hatching eggs. Catalog free. H. H. FREED, Telford. Pa. 
Fancy Mammoth Pekin Ducks ™,, IVd"' n’wfn 
liei*. Stock for sale. E. II. AMII'JISON, illooreavllle, Indian* 
NOW IS THE TIME TO BOOK 
JerseyBlackGiantEggs 
from our perfect Utility Strain. 
15 lor $10—for February and March. 
VINELAND POULTRY YARDS, Vineland, N. J. 
Black JERSEY GIANTS 
Several coops of B. J. G.’s for sale (3 yearling lien* 
and a cockerel) at $23 a coop. You can make no 
mistake in this investment if you are interested in 
pure bred stock. No pullets to offer: all sold. 
The liens are large and fine. 
E. M. 1{0(;KEFEI.I,KI{, Germantown, N. Y. 
JERSEY GIANT BREED BOOK 
Dexter P. I pham tells how lie breeds, feeds and 
grows Jersey Giant Poultry. F.very step from shell 
to shell with the man behind the feed pail. Price 
one dollar Dexter P. Upham, Itelmar. N. J. 
Jersey gS Cockerels 
FOR SALE. Bred from extra large stock. 
T. H. Mettler East Millstone, N. J. 
3TERSEYBLACKOIANTS 
America s Premier heavy-weight Fowl. Fuat grow¬ 
er-: Heavy layers: Yellow skin. Free descriptive 
fatal..guild Price C. M. PAGE ( SONt. B.i 139 Bcimar, N. J. 
Jersey Black Giants 
The Super hen—enough 
said. E g g s—v o u n g 
and old stock. Live 
capons. Free circular. D. P. UPHAM, Helmar, N. J. 
Jersey Black Giants »“wS 
Upham Strain. JULIA E. $. RILL. R.i 47. Fist H.m.t.n. C.no. 
RABBITS 
FOH 8AI.F 
to 
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cockerels, $*.50 each. 
7.125 S. C. Brown Leghorn Pullets 
$2.25 cac-h. Barred Rock and S. O. Brown Leghorn 
IER1 MESCQ1T, Esiei Junction, Varmtnl 
RABBITS for FUR and ME A T 
We have a few very tin* utility Hares that are now 
ready. #7 a pair. Good Breeders. Write at once. 
BATES’ BLUE RIBBON RABBITRY Sag Harbor. N. Y. 
C nr C,| a _Bred from Brize Winners. 1st 
IUI dalQ Vjd V|C3 nnd 2nd at Trenton,Paterson and 
Newark, N. J. also White Plains,N.Y. Satisfaction gum 
anteed. Write for prices, w. 0. ACKERMAN. R«tA«mc. N. J. 
Black Flemish Giants va1 ^T1Ty. fa,{M 
F lemish Giants, matured stock, ped. and reg.. Bold on 
easy payment, plan. H. B. TEN ETON, Somerville, R. J. 
F UR BALK-A few exceptionally nice Belgian Hares. 
F. C. BROWS .'si Watkous St. Perky, N. Y. 
EDMONDS’ POULTRY 
ACCOUNT BOOK 
The best we know. Complete in one hook. 
Easily kept. Net results shown at, any 
time. Good for one year. 
Price $1.00 To Canada $1.25 
For SaU fcy-The Rural New-Yorker 
333 W. 30th Street New York City 
