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The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
November 1, 1924 
Hens Lay Better 
and 
When You 
Feed Them 
FOS-FOR-US 
Give your birds plenty of 
minerals to get the best 
results. Phosphorus gives 
vigor, vitalizes the nerv¬ 
ous system, builds bone, 
and renders proteins 
more available. Lime is 
necessary for egg shells 
and for bone building. 
Pay Better 
FOS-FOR-US 
The Phosphate-Lime Qrit 
contains 22% tri-calcium 
phosphate, 70% carbon¬ 
ate of lime. A hard, sharp 
soluble grit. Three sizes 
coarse, medium, fine. 
Sold in 100 lb. bags. 
international ^Agricultural Corporation 
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T O-D A Y 
AGENTS WANTED 
UNITED BROODER COMPANY, 
The only brooder with a gas cham¬ 
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clinker grate; top and bottom draft 
regulation; improved thermostats; 
slide for cleaning smoke flue. The 
Magic is positively chill-proof, fire¬ 
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Grows chicks at a profit. Sold on 
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catalogue. 
Write for particulars about our new 
roof pipe. A wonderful invention. 
Catches all condensation above roof. 
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MAGIC BROODER 
^ buy. This sprouter was made in one evening 
by a 14 year old boy with a saw and hammer. 
The cost, with heater, was $2.99, Thousands in 
use. All say it is the best and handiest made. 
Make Layers Out of Loafers 
To make hens lay their best, in winter, growing preen feed, 
rich in vitamins, must be fed. Sprouted oats are best. 
The Putnam Home Made Sprouter yields the best and 
sweetest sprouts and with the least work. I will send, free, 
plans for making this sprouter with description of Little 
Putnam Stove to heat it. Also instructions for use of stove 
to keep fowls’ drinking water unfrozen. Stove holds three 
pints of oil. Burns a month without trimming or filling. 
Patented burner. Nothing like it. Ask your dealer or send 
me his name and $2.50 and get one by return mail, postpaid. 
Try it. If not satisfied, return in 10 days and I’ll refund $2.50. 
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^ little , 
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stove , 
Burns a Month Without Attention 
When your birds get pale faced, eat 
well but lose weight, or are “down-flat - ’ and 
you are told they have Coccidiosis or “incurable 
paralysis,” send for 
Happy Hen Worm Remedy 
and give it a chance to show what it will do. 
All birds have worms and should be wormed 
regularly. This remedy will not shock the 
system or burn the digestive tract; it's safe. 
Used for four years by big Breeders everywhere, 
who widely recommend it. Package $1.10 post¬ 
paid, guaranteed to get the worms. Large flock 
sizes, $2.50 and $5.00, postpaid. Order mailed 
same day received. HAPPY HEN REMEDY CO., 
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-and greater weight 
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Better results give it greater value to 
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1 vLIl DIjIiiJ order to grow and lay 
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Guaranteed to produce more 
eggs or we will refund your 
money—you are to be the 
judge. Write for prices. 
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POULTRY 
TRIBUNE 
New York State Egg-laying 
Contest 
This contest is conducted at the New York 
State Institute of Applied Agriculture, Farming- 
dale, L. I. Each pen contains 10 birds. 
F'irst column of figures represents total for 
week; last column, total to October 15, 1924: 
S. C. W. Leghorns 
Meadowedge Fm., N. Y. 21 1766 
Lakes’ Pity. Fm., N. Y. 0 997 
H. F. Hendrickson, N. Y. 32 1748 
Hill View Fm., N. Y. 37 1756 
Eusner’s Pity. Fm., N. Y. 23 1789 
Hill Top Fm., N. Y. 29 1859 
D. A. Williams, N. Y. 16 1459 
Otto L. Flad, N. Y. 14 1362 
New & Poekman, N. Y. 17 1617 
C. A. Sea-ver, N. Y. 23 1694 
Bellmore Pity. Fm., N. Y. 9 938 
Bellmore Pity. Pm., N. Y. 22 1531 
G. W. Stoll, N. Y. 17 1574 
Manhasset Fm., N. Y. 14 1853 
Kirkup’s Pity. F'm.. N. Y. 20 1744 
Kirkup’s Pity. Fm., N. Y. 17 1710 
Deerfield Fms., N. Y. 12 1479 
E. E. Champlin, N. Y. 14 1295 
Homestead Fm., N. Y. 25 1686 
Wellward Fm., N. Y. 27 1820 
A. It. Scott, N. J. 13 1955 
E. & D. Chicken Fm., N. Y. 19 1843 
Pussy Willow Kgg Fm., N. Y. 24 1809 
Fluhrer I’m., N. Y. 13 1408 
Paul H. Leniker, Conn. 17 1884 
Tanglewood Fm., N. Y. 13 1388 
John Boshler, N. Y. 27 1778 
Benjamin Brower, N. Y. 4 1269 
White Springs Fm., N. Y. 27 1621 
Egner’s Pity. Fm., N. Y. 28 1532 
Stewart L. Purdie, N. Y. 19 1277 
Herbert A. Weikert, N. Y. 23 1559 
The Mungrasteesee, Pa. 10 1635 
The Mungrasteesee, Pa. 15 1751 
C. L. Flaccus, Pa. 10 1913 
F. J. Loveland, N. Y. 5 1531 
Hollywood Pity. Fm.. Wash. 44 1949 
Homeland Fm., N. Y. 19 1359 
Geo. B. Ferris, Mich. 43 2106 
Edgar Briggs, N. Y.;. 27 1504 
Le Fevre & Petersen, N. Y. 24 1636 
P. D. Zimmerman, Pa. 35 1964 
Downs Grove Fm., N. Y. 31 1829 
Half Hollow's Fm., N. Y. 14 1585 
Jules F. Franeais, N. Y. 17 2001 
John Bullen, N. Y. 21 1440 
Melville Pity. Fm., N. Y. 27 1614 
Mattltuck W. Leghorn Fm., N. Y... 14 1243 
Lone Oak Pity Fm., N. Y. 18 1590 
Lone Oak Pity Fm., N. Y. 20 1699 
Kehoe—Smith, N. Y. 26 1689 
Rara Avis Fm., N. Y. 15 1485 
Cross Roads Fm., N. Y. 29 1583 
Member L. I. Pity. Assn., Hicksville, 
N. Y. 10 1516 
John J. Byrne, N. Y. 16 1661 
Robert R. Decormier, N. Y. 18 1690 
Member L. I. Pity Asso., Moriches, 
N. Y. 20 1638 
Member L. 1. Pity. Assn., Rocky 
Point, N. Y. 17 1284 
Member L. I. Pity. Asso., Ilauppauge, 
N. Y. 28 1520 
Oak Hill Fm., N. Y. 15 1326 
R. C. W. Leghorns 
Ulster Pity Fm., N. Y. 15 1412 
Valley Fm., N. Y. 27 1401 
S. C. R. I. Reds 
Downs Grove Fm., N. Y. 18 1543 
C. 0. Hayden, Conn. 10 1257 
W. E. Whitson, N. Y. 27 1212 
J. W. Everitt, N. Y. 16 1614 
West Neck Fm., N. Y. 38 1941 
Robert Seaman, N. Y. 18 1377 
Andrew Ibsen, Conn. 15 862 
B. Andalusians 
Deer Brook Pity. Fm., N. H. 30 1533 
George W. Allen, N. Y. 6 1224 
George W. Allen, N. Y. 27 1310 
S. C. B. Minorcas 
Yama Fms., N. Y. 16 1540 
S. C. R. I. Whites 
The Holmstead Fm., N. Y. 8 1083 
O. G. L. Lev'is, Pa. 29 1615 
White Wyandottes 
Member L. I. Pity. Assn., Medford, 
N. Y. 24 1567 
Dr. Elwood A. Curtis, N. Y. 17 789 
Lakeside Fm., N. Y. 31 1580 
Wal Ruth Pity. Fm., N. Y. 33 1615 
Harvey V. Byerly, Pa. 31 1650 
W. Plymouth Rocks 
Walter Jennings, N. Y. 4 1014 
Walter Jennings. N. Y. 9 1219 
Lebert’s Pity. Fm., N. Y. 31 1711 
Lebert’s Pity. Pm., N. Y. 28 1621 
Ellen Day Ranken, N. Y. 27 1678 
Davidson Brothers, Mass. 18 1522 
B. Plymouth Rocks 
The Paddocks, N. Y. 28 1612 
Member L. I. Pity. Assn., Moriches, 
N. Y. 33 1301 
Walter B. Pike, N. Y. 3 1372 
Member L. I. I’lty. Assn., Roslyn, 
N. Y. 13 1523 
Fire Place Fm., N. Y. 40 1747 
Jules F. Franeais, N. Y. 23 1691 
Mabel L. Nute, N. Y. 25 1399 
Ontario Agr. Col., Ont., Can. 34 1622 
Tanglewood Fm., N. Y. 24 1401 
Lewis Fm., R. 1. 38 1532 
Clifford C. Dow'ns, Conn. 13 1582 
A. C. Jones, Del. 18 1772 
Howard A. Wells, N. Y. 13 1509 
W. II. B. Kent, N. Y. 36 1787 
2098 155G73 
Feeding Mangels 
I wish your advice on feeding mangels 
to hens for green food in Winter. I have 
quite a crop of mangels and wish to use 
them this Winter. I have been told that 
they can be used only sparingly, as they 
are apt to be too laxative, and some other 
things, unfavorable, have occurred if 
used freely. Will you advise me whether 
they are a good green food for poultry 
and how to use them? j. s. b. 
Lynfield Center, Mass. 
Mangels are excellent vegetables for 
Winter feeding though they might be fed 
to excess, particularly if the flock was 
not accustomed to green foods. They 
should be given in the middle of the day, 
in amounts that will he cleaned up be¬ 
fore night, and, if used with ordinary 
judgment, should give no trouble. Man¬ 
gels may be raised in large quantities 
upon a small area of ground and are 
easily stored, thus having an advantage 
Strong, Sturdy Leghorn 
and Rhode Island Red 
CHICKS 
from the best strain in existence. No better 
at any price; parents raised on my own 
model farm. February March and April de¬ 
livery at 840 a 100. Limited number to be 
sold. 10% down; balance three days before 
delivery. Order now and be assured of some¬ 
thing better in chick line than you ever saw. 
Bank reference—inspection invited. 
HIRAM SOUTHGATE 
R. D. Long Branch, N. J. 
Leghorn Breeders, ATTENTION! 
Pure Hollywood pedigreed breeding cockerels from 
hens with records of 220 eggs or more, including the 
winning pens from Storrs laying contests seasons of 
1921-22 and 1922-23. Highest record pens erer entered 
at this contest, mated to pedigreed male birds from 
304 312 and 328 egg dams. Price, $7.50; $10.00 and $15.00 
each. Satisfaction or money back. Can furnish breed¬ 
ings hens, trios and pens of this breeding at reason¬ 
able prices ; pedigrees furnished. 
FIVE POINT LEGHORN FARM Ml. Ephraim, N. J. 
Pullets and Cockerels 
Park’s Barred Rocks, Wyckolf’s and Hollywood S. C. 
White Leghorns and Vlbert’s S. C. Rhode Island Reds 
All April hatched and raised on free range. Guaran¬ 
teed satisfactory. A. H. Fingar, Klizaville, N.Y. 
300 S. C. W. LEGHORN PULLETS 
FOR SALE. Hollywood and Barron strain—latter 
from Willow Brook Farm. Free range; weigh 3 * 2-4 
lbs. Grand-parents all had official records—218-270 
eggs. Price, 82.50 each. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
ELMVIEW FARM C. H. PALMER New Haven, Vermont 
1 PQUCD9C l aying 
LbunCll O Leghorns 
WYCKOFF STRAIN DIRECT 
MALES THAT WILL IMPROVE YOUR FLOCK, $3 and $5 each. 
J. GUY UESIIEIt, Northumberland, Pa. 
Rose and Single Comb Reds 
The birds that are making Knick’s Reds famous. Big, 
husky, farm-raised Cockerels and Pullets, bred for 
vigor, large size, dark red color and heavy laying. 
Fair prices and a square deal always. Catalog free. 
RALPH KNICKERBOCKER, R. 36, PINE PLAINS, N. V. 
PULLETS FOR SALE 
Bred from 250-egg trapnested pedigreed stock. 
Rhode Island Red or Barred Plymouth Rocks. Mar. 
hatch, 82.50; April hatch, 82 each. These pul¬ 
lets will prove layers and not boarders. Will ship 
any amount from 1 to 100, C. 0. D. on approval. 
Dr. P. F. WALLINGFORD Box 51 Waltham, Mass, 
Mattituck White Leghorn Farm 
April and May Pullets SS'hfflK - SSi 4 SSSd 
stock, 81.50 to 82.25, according to age and ma¬ 
turity. Penny & Gordon, Mattituck, L. L., N.Y. 
R. I. Reds, White Wyan- P sl ll n f« 
dotle, White Leghorn I llllGlS 
5-mos.-old,$2.50each; 4-mos.-old, $2.25 each. Every 
bird to please you or you may ship back at once. 
T. R. THOMAS The Maples Bristol, Vermont 
600 m *m c a * pr,l White Leghorn Pullets,Cockerels 
Same breeding as pen 45 leading New York Stete contest. 
Also 300 March-April Rock Pullets, Cockerels. 
Jules F. Franeais Westhampton Beach, L. 1. N.Y. 
PARKS’ Barred Rocks 
Owen Farm's Reds, Martin's White Wyandottes. 
Yearling pullets, 82.50 each; pullets, 4 months, 
82.25; 5 months, 82.50. 
RIVERDALE POULTRY FARM. Box 165, Riverdale, N. J. 
Good White Leghorn Yearling Hens 
81 each. 895 hundred. A few brown Leghorns, 
same price. UNITED EGG FARMS Hillsdale, New York 
Barron-Wyckoff Leghorn Pullets r“nge old Miik re e d e 
Dandies. $1.25 each. Wm. D. Seidel, Strawberry Kidge,Pa. 
0 fi While 1 oo-hnrne For Sale. Hatched in March and 
0, u. nnilo LognUrnS April- Inspection cordially in¬ 
vited. BA YVILLE FARMS Bayville, N. J. 
White Leghorn and Barred Rock Pullets “Jg 0 a t r oc£ 
This season’s pens. WALTER SCHE0LER, Catskili, N. 1° Rente 1 
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Band Pullets and good layers now. Seven colors. 
75 cents hundred, postpaid. Mention breed. 
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