The RURAL NEW.YORKER 
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Newtown Brooders 
Coal Burning 
Self-regulating; coal 
capacity for 24 to 
36 hours; powerful 
metal barregulator; 
four convenient 
sizes. Ask for Cir¬ 
cular No 14. 
Oil Burning 
New. Improved. Lights with match; willnotflare up, goout 
or overflow; broods up to 500 chicks. See Circular No. 44. 
Complete New Incubator Catalog Heady 
Incubators 75 eggs capacity to 36,000. Write today. 
NEWTOWN GIANT INCUBATOR CORP. 
60 Warsaw St.,’ Harrisonburg, Virginia 
YOUNGS HOUSES 
Now is the time to raise your flock for 
home eggs next \Y inter. Write foi free 
booklet showing 40 different cuts of 
POULTRY HOUSES AND EQUIPMENT. 
E. C. VOUNC CO. 
IB Depot St., Randolpht Mass 
Size 40x21x16 
COOP and RUN for Hen and Chicks 
Member International Baby Chick Asso. 
ORDER NOW for BIGGEST PROFITS 
When buying chicks you want 
those as perfectly hatched as 
those by liens. Our catalogue 
will convince you that such 
can be obtained here. Our 
honesty need not be qnestiond, 
36 years has seen our business 
grow to 2,000,000 yearly raised 
with a minimum of loss. 
Every chick delivered alive 
and guaranteed free from all 
chicken ailments. Order now 
for early layers and most 
profitable broilers. 
Beautiful Illustrated Book and Price List ON REQUEST 
R. I. Reds 
White Wyandottes 
White Orpingtons 
Buff Orpingtons 
Barred Rocks 
White Rocks 
Anconai 
Black Minorcas 
White Leghorns 
Brown Leghorns 
You Pay 100%— You Receive 1 0054 
Mansfield Hatchery 
CST. 1888 
1203 SCHOOL ST., MANSFIELD, Maw. PHONE 132 
BABY CHICKS V 
That insures success 
THOROUGHBRED CHICKS 
ROCKS-REDS—LEGHORNS 
The success of your poultry business is 
insured, if you start rioht with our Thor¬ 
oughbred Chicks—tbe kind that will grow 
into vigorous, healthy, heavy laying adult 
birds. Prompt delivery in Hrst-cfass con¬ 
dition is guaranteed, when you deal with 
us. Avoid delays and disappointments by 
making Long Island Hatcheries your head¬ 
quarters for Thoroughbred Chicks. 
Send fnr'our tan Catalog. 
LONG ISLAND HATCHERIES, Inc. 
10 Maple Ave., Rockville Center, L. I, 
Phone—Rockville Center 2373-W. 
m'TXi.xr r^T-xJin 
Up Go Your Profits U 
the minute you introduce into 
your flock the blood lines of our 
WORLD’S CHAMPION LAYERS 
Consistent Winners of Official Con¬ 
tests Ever Since Contests Began 
We ;are now making astonishingly 
LOW PRICES on 
HATCHING EGGS, BABY CHICKS 
Fine Pullets, Cockerels and Breeding Stock from 
S. C. W. Leghorns S. C. R. I. Reds 
Wh. Wyandottes Barred Rocks 
Boost your ess yield as soon as possible. Mist 
by ordering now. Supply ■ • ' $r«fiubl* 
n.jessarily Unjited. Send at jKtO&ZMY&K. Poultry 
Known 
once for price 
Special Bulletin 
list arui 
- - on Pedi¬ 
greed Protected Chicks. 
Don’t forget to get “The 
Story of the 300-Egg Hen.” 
Worth a dollar—only 10c, 
deducted from first order. 
PENNA. POULTRY FARM 
Bps R, Lancaster, Pa. 
LfTi nm 
CHICOIL 
For leg weakness and Produces Vigor. This is 
not a prepared food. It is the Pure Cod Liver 
Oil to be mixed with dry mash. Send for one 
gallon can. Price, $2.60. Also our Circular re¬ 
garding its use and prices for larger quantities. 
SALEM OIL & CREASE COMPANY 
Manufacturers and Importers Salem, Mass. 
THE HENYARD 
Outlook for the Turkey Miarket 
Would you give an analysis of the tur¬ 
key market conditions and prices for this 
season? Out here we were confident of a 
good price fill just before Thanksgiving 
Day. We were told that a Chicago 
packer had shipped in five carloads of 
dressed turkeys, and that the market was 
all shot to pieces, and it was! Of course 
rliis was cold storage stuff, and a dealer 
in poultry told me some of it was two 
years old. I remembered reading last 
Rummer that there were 0.000.000 lbs. 
of Argentine (South America) turkeys 
in cold storage in New York, arid drew 
my own conclusions. 
This cold storage stuff was undrawn, of 
course. It was largely sold for the sail¬ 
ors stationed here, and to ships and 
hotels and restaurants. The “dear pub¬ 
lic” was not informed as to the time 
these turkeys were killed. Instead, clever 
articles began to appear in the press, tell¬ 
ing how modern discoveries had learned 
to cure all the ills turkeys were subject 
to, hence an unprecedented “big crop” of 
turkeys, and wasn’t it outrageous to ask 
butchers 42 cents a pound wholesale 
(dressed, not drawn), for turkeys here, 
when they were selling for 16 and 14 
cents on foot at the car in Texas! These 
articles continued to appear till the 
Christmas market sold out. and then sud¬ 
denly changed to “Turkeys were scarce!” 
Many growers are not going to raise tur¬ 
keys this year. G. 
California. 
The trouble with the poultry market is 
mainly overproduction, the same as with 
grain, hogs, apples, potatoes and the rest. 
Poultry and eggs held up longer than 
some other things, and helped many a 
farmer pull through some very hard years. 
Last season there was a set of conditions 
which broke the back of the turkey mar¬ 
ket. Prices the year before had been 
none too good, and considerable live stock 
had been carried over and used for breed¬ 
ers. It was an unusually favorable sea¬ 
son for raising turkeys, and the South¬ 
west was full of them by November. 
There had been somewhat more turkeys 
than usual carried over in cold storage 
from the 1922 season, and some turkeys 
were sent in from South America and 
from Europe. Just how many cannot be 
stated, because imports of turkeys are 
not reported separately from other poul¬ 
try, but anyhow the poultry imports were 
small, compared with total of about a 
billion pounds received at city markets. 
The held-over, both storage and the im¬ 
ports, were low grade. Anyone who 
bought any of those turkeys would know 
the difference. They go to a cheap class 
of trade. It was the freshly killed tur¬ 
keys that broke the general market. A 
good many of them retailed as low as 25 
to 35 cents a pound, dressed. Farmers 
in Texas and many parts of the Far 
West were getting only 12 to 15 cents. 
The situation is not wholly Cleared rip 
yet. Over ten million pounds of turkeys 
are still in storage, the greatest quantity 
on record at the end of January in any 
season. Some of these will hold over to 
another season. As for imports, they did 
not pay this season, and are not likely to 
cut much of a figure anyway. The main 
question is, how many will be raised, and 
that is anybody’s guess, although the pre¬ 
vailing general impression is that farm¬ 
ers are planning for a lighter crop of tur¬ 
keys. 
The egg situation, too, has been influ¬ 
enced by years of increasing production. 
Unlike poultry, the storage stock is never 
kept over to the next season, but the 
quantity of stored eggs at present is the 
largest ever known. It is selling at 
prices that show loss to the holders. No 
doubt the dealers will buy as usual this 
Spring and take another chance, and 
there is no sign that farmers will reduce 
egg production. The heavy stocks in 
storage must be sold, and they will tend 
to keep prices down the next month or 
two. B. W. S. 
Removing Lime Deposits from Plumbing 
I had tried every known way to remove 
lime deposits from sink and toilet bowl. 
Now I remove water from bowl, put in 
strong cider vinegar, and within an hour 
the lime can be rinsed out. The sink 
takes more work. I dip towels in vinegar 
and lay on bottom and sides; each time 
that I put them in the vinegar I rub the 
loose lime deposit off. When you have 
finished it will look as good as new. Give 
it one trial. readeb. 
Mayville, Mich. 
QUALITY CHICKS 
So Healthy,They’re Almost Self-Raising 
Buyers come hack, year after year, for these Quality Chicks of matchless 
vigor and remarkable freedom from the usual chick troubles. Their “born-in” 
qualities assure a LAYING, PAYlffG maturity. 
FOR PROMPT DELIVERY 
White and Black Leghorns 
Brown Leghorns . . . . . 
Black Minorcas or Anconas 
1000 
$170.00 
190.00 
25 50 100 500 
$5.00 $ 9.50 $18.00 $87.50 
5.50 10.50 20.00 97.50 
8.75 12.75 25.00 122.50 
Remit by check, money order or registered letter. We cannot ship C. O. D. 
Safe Delivery to your Door of Full Count Guaranteed Anywhere Within 
1200 Miles oflOur Hatcheries 
Write today for"Free Book Quality Chicks 99 
W. F. HILLPOT Box 1 FRENCHTOWN. N. 
Membei International Baby Chick Association Life Member American Poultry Association 
Harrisonburg, Virginia 
Shenandoah Valley Chicks 
Husky chicks inheriting superior business qualities from healthy, closely-culled 
breeding flocks which enjoy free farm range the year round. All flocks are carefully 
selected for true breed characteristics and great laying ability. Five popular breeds. 
nvn.1,,,ir,a "li! 1 l alnK u Hies tone soil, blue grass ranges, pure water and favorable climate, all aid us in 
producing cbicks that are m-mim . nm- ..... _ 
FULL OF VIM—VIGOR—VITALITY 
^‘ C Jijr e 5 n ?- they T" live ’ erow - ? nd , ! lake Profits for their owners. We ship to all points ea.t of the 
nsnnifv'mol' Vely C i‘ a iW S ,>rep n ,< !'n nd lruaran ’ ee safe delivery of as many chicks as you order. Can 
T' lc . k delivery, hatches every week, hut order early to be sure of delivery at the time 
you specify. Write now for catalog and prices—both interesting. 
Member International Baby Chick Association 
Box N -331 
FROM 
FREE RANGE STOCK 
Ferris Leghorns, 13c 
Barred Rocks, 14c 
JUNIATA POULTRY FARM, RICHFIELD, PA. 
Jersey Black Giants 
6 0c apiece in hundred lots. Black Giants are the most 
profitable chickens you could raise—and these are the 
sturdiest black giants you can buy. America’s heaviest 
weight chickens. Mature early and lay extremely large eggs. 
Splendid winter layers. Finest market fowl- We sell 
chicks and eggs—by buying chicks you are sure of 100% 
chickens. Brices: 26 chicks $16. 60 chicks $27. 
100 chicks $50. Send for booklet or, to avoid delay, 
order from ad. Deliveries begin February 1. 
GOODFLOX POULTRY FARMS 
Hatchery, 51 Neilson street New Brunswick, N. J* 
Jersey BSack Giants 
The most profitable bleed of poultry today. Start right 
with good strain. Hatching Eggs and ( hicks from 
STATE CERTIFIED FLOCK 
BROOKCREST FARM Cranbury, N. J. 
Jersey Black Giants 
C. M. PAGE A SON8 Box 109 Belnmr, N. J. 
PURE |„,a„,i Dl.-L Plonia Pullets for sale. Weigh 
kk no Jersey Black biants 7 and«in*. each. ai»o 
hatching eggs. Joseph Applegate, Cream Ridge, N J. 
lersey Black Giants. Hatching Eggs, $2.50 per 15. *15 
w per 100. Paul shirk - Mifflin burg. Pa. 
Mattituck White Leghorn Farm 
Member N. Y. S. b. P. C. A. 
Barron Strain BABY CHICKS 
Grade A and Certified. Delivery any week till May 13th, 
at $20.00 and $35.00 per 100. All males certified. 
No eggs bought for hatching. Circular. 
Arthur H. Penny—MATTITUCK, L. I., N. Y.— Lovell Gordon 
PEEP-O-DAY CHICKS 
S. C. White Leghorns exclusively 
Strong, husky, day-old chicks from heavy 
laying free-range stock, kept for results. 
Chicks when you want then) and sure to please, 
fsufe delivery and full count guaranteed. 
Write for particulars 
PEEP-O-DAY FARM, Stockton, New Jersey 
CHICKS From Our Own Breeders 
Single Comb White and Brown I-eghorns. Also Reds and 
Ancenas. Pure bred, strong, vigorous stock that will 
live and isrow. Satisfaction guaranteed. Circular. 
ADRIAN DeNEEF Sodus, N. Y. 
Tt A B Y CHICK S-Fhrris’S. C.W. Leg¬ 
horns, 300 egg strain. Parks’ Ba i n-d hocks, Tompkins’ 
Rhode Island Reds. Order from this adv. $15 per 100. 
SHENANDOAH VALLEY POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY, Middletown. Va. 
CHicBLS 10c UP 
S. C. White and Buff Leghorns, Rocks and Rads and 
Mix^d. Lire. Free. CLOYD NIEMOND. McAlisterville. Pa. 
SINGLE COMB RED BABY CHICKS 
All from our own 3 generations Vt. Certified ’extra pro¬ 
duction stock ; dark rich color ; finest type ; vigorous ; 
State tested for white diarrhoea. Reasonable prices Cir¬ 
cular free. Aaeutuey FarniH K 10, llurtland, Vt. 
Direct WYCKOFF STRAIN CHICKS 
Our Leghorns have size, combined with heavy lay¬ 
ing qualities. Cbicks from selected breeders, @ 1 8 
-100, REU.W.FARM - Wolcott, N.Y. 
Cloverdale Strain S. C. W. Leghorns 
The old reliable American foundation, bred up to 
the ideal production-bred Leghorn. We were among 
the first to trap-nest and believe we offer you as 
good foundation stock as money, can buy. Only 
trap-nests used. No farming out done. Inspection 
invited. Send for catalogue. Cloverdale Poultry 
Farm F, J. De HART, Prop. R. 0. 1 Cortland, N Y. 
200 S. C. W. Leghorn Pullets 
8 months old; good, healthy birds and laying well. 
SI 50 each. C. 0. D. C. B. Drake, Bomoseen, Vermont 
FOR SALE - 500 S. C. Barron Strain WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS 
Choice. loO @ $2 each ; balance, $1. so^eaeh. 
JOSEPH BROWN Bald Hill Farm Lincolndale, N. Y. 
BREEDERS AND HATCHING EGGS 
Turkeys, Chickens, Geese, Ducks, Guineas. Catalog free. 
H A. SOUDER Box 29 Sellergville, Pa. 
★ if 
George Phillips’ White Leghorn Chicks 
from my beautiful large Barron stock produced 
iu my pedigree matings of a few best individuals 
each year for seven years (my individual contest 
records running up to 264) mated half to Holly¬ 
wood cockerels of high record parentage and 
ancestry. 
April 16, 1920, my ten birds at Storrs, Conn., 
had laid 917 eggs for the 24 weeks (through a 
cold winter) exceeding everything but one pen 
of R. I. Reds; and iny twenty birds at Vine- 
land, N. J., bad laid 1857 eggs, exceeding every¬ 
thing but one pen of R. I. Reds there also. 
Since then my pen won second two years at 
the Farniingdale, N. Y., contest. 
Most my chicks, last four years, have gone 
to old customers. High producers like these pay 
many times more profit than other stock. 
Wonderfully vigorous chicks, J?24 per 100, 
until April 2nd; then lower; by Parcel Post 
safe delivery guaranteed. Big saving 0 n April 
and May chicks if ordered now. Send $2 per 
100, balance C. O. I). 
GEO. PHILLIPS, R. 25, North Haven, Conn. ‘ 
CHICKS 
Rocks, Reds, Leghorns, Wyandottes, Mixed, Rank Ref- 
Write for Circular and Price List. 
THE RICHFIELD HATCHERY. G. H. Ehrenzeller. Richfield. Pa. 
TANCRED STRAIN DIRECT s l E c gh w o h R nI 
Eggs, $10 per hnndred 
II. C. Aslibery A- Son 
Chicks, $28 per hundred. 
- H<mIiim, S. V. 
S C W I fiffhnm (ihiplf<! 3-yr.-old breeders, ex- 
, , , L °o ,,u,| l uWGKS cellent producers. #1 <t per 
hundred. Henry F . Muons . Webster, N Y. 
S C W T f»<rhnrn« 1!al,y Chicks hatched 
o'hV.\ vv ’.^-egnorns flo ,„ my wu 
flock. (Get my prices.) Ed. 8tra 
my 
Columbus, N. J. 
White Wyandottes 
Hatching Eggs, Day-old Chicks and few choice 
Cockerels for sale. Breeder of White Wyan¬ 
dot! es for 17 years. Leader Bergen Co Egg- 
Laying Contest. 1921. Registered by American 
Record of Performance Council. (Send for 
Circular.) AUGUST WEISS, Upper Saddle River, N. J 
Kent Barred Rocks 
Pens in all leading Egg Laying Contests 
Pedigreed—Certified 
Breeding Cocks and Cockerels 
that will insure the egg yield you want next year 
Day-eld chicks-Hate!,ing eggs—Catalog free. 
W. H. B. KENT, Cazenovia, N. Y. 
For Sal0-^ r k.^lt‘’dTr?"trom 7ar Barr ° d R ° Ck 
CEDAR HILL FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM 
’ark*.) *r» each! 
Germantown, N Y. 
&flPnnflQ oul ^ a byChicks. April lst,8th 16th 
»i Si . 50—100. After these dates lkc per 
chick loss. Orders booked month in advance—2% di^- 
count. Eggs. Cii es. Special prices on National and Hare 
Radiant Brooders. EARLE S WILSON. Box 497. B.mmond, N Y. 
(Sec N. Y. S. A. C.] 
50,000 No. 1 S. C. Black Minorca Chicks 
for sale. None better. Low prices. Our ltth year. Cat¬ 
alog free. The Keystone Hatchery, Box 35. Richfield, Pa. 
50.000 S. C. Brown Leghorn CHICKS 
lor 1924. 10 c up to 14o each, accord ] ng to season loo % 
live delivery guaranteed. Catalog free 
THE KEYSTONE HATCHERY Bn, 35 Richfield Ps. 
lb— 
B uff Wy and ottos—Pure bled selected layers. Ec-irs 
*1 50; 100—$H. Chicks, 2b—fb ; 100~*18. 
Grover M. Young R, 8 Coopersburg, I>». 
Mammoth Bronze, ter*'fr, ££ 
Toms, Hens and unrelated trio B for sale. Bourbon Red 
eggs. 50c each: other breeds, 75oeach, delivered, post¬ 
age paid Safe arrival and fertility guaranteed. Eighty- 
page book free. World’s largest turkey breeding farm. 
Axtell turkey 1-arm . Bloomington, Indiana 
MAKE MONEY RAISING SQUABS! 
Highest market ever known. Breeders shinned 
X. everywhere. Homers,Carneaux. White Kingt 
a specialty. All other breeds. Write for Prices 
" 'Alhton Squab Ca.,|^ T g«»const, 
M. W. H. Turkey Eggs F ^^,m Wl< .k Me N r .T 00,< 
White Holland Toms 
Gobblers *£»>• No blackhead 
Silver Campines ?--•-! n *. . peu 0110 
cock, $18* 
-ben* and pullefs and one 2 ves 
MacPherson Farm, Millington, N. J 
