608 
7ht  RURAL  NEW. YORKER 
April  14,  1923 
Chicks 
from  noted 
High- 
Production 
Flocks 
GOOD  CHICKS  from  the  flocks 
of  successful  commercial  poul- 
trymen  of  the  noted  Toms  River, 
N.  J.,  poultry  section. 
White  Leghorn  baby  chicks  from 
pedigreed,  bred-to-lay  hens,  mated 
to  sons  of  200-egg  layers  or  better. 
May  chicks  will  develop  into  ex¬ 
cellent  winter  layers  and  after  May 
15th  are  lower  in  price.  Place 
your  order  now  for  some  of  these 
May  money  makers. 
HARDY  PULLETS,  8  to  10  WEEKS  OLD 
Vigorous,  selected  pullets,  care¬ 
fully  raised,  and  ready  to  grow 
rapidly  into  early  fall  layers. 
Write  for  Illustrated  Folder 
Authorized  Breeders'  Association 
Wm.  Johnstone,  Mgr. 
Bo*  F  Toms  River,  New  Jersey 
Uomhtr  International  Baby  Chick  Anoeiation 
S.  C.  BLACK  MINORCAS  AND 
BARRED  ROCKS 
Minorcas  lay  largest  chalk-white  eggs  of  any 
known  fowl.  Hens  weigh  7  and  8  pounds. 
Beautiful  greenish-black  plumage,  red  comb 
and  large,  white  earlobes.  High  grade  selected 
Barred  Rocks.  Minorca  eggs  $2.00  to  $5.00  a 
setting  of  15  eggs;  Rock#  $2.00  to $5.00.  Minorca 
chicks  $22.00  a  hundred;  Rocks,  20  cents.  _ _ 
EDWARD  B.  TAYLOR,  M*r.,  Task  Farm*,  Napanach,  New  Y»rk 
Pedigreed  Chicks,  Eggs,  Breeding  Stock 
DIDDCn  D  fif'd  C  A  Laying  Strain  that  wins  in  Lay - 
DAnflCU  nUunu  ing  Contests.  You  get  Certified 
Stock  in  buying  A. C.  Jones'  Rocks.  313  Eggs.  World's 
OFFICIAL  Record  for  Barred  Rock  hen  made  by  a 
member  of  our  winning  pen  in  N.  American  Laying 
Contest.  Just  remember  it's  A.  C.  Jones’  strain 
that  made  and  holds  all  the  world’s  Official  Records 
on  Barred  Rocks.  Write  for  catalog. 
A.  C.  JONES  •  Georgetown,  Delaware 
FRANCA1S’  BARRED  ROCKS 
Twice  winners  at  8torrs.  Last  six  pens  there  aver¬ 
aged  200  eggs  per  bird.  Leading  Rock  pens  last  year 
at  Storrs  and  Illinois  contests.  Booking  orders  for 
eggs  and  chicks.  Cockerels  and  pullets. 
JULES  F.  FRANCAIS  Westhampton  Beach.  Naw  York 
PARKS  STRAIN  rocks 
EGGS  AND  CHICKS 
From  high  -producing.  Trapnested  stock.  Chicks 
$18  to  $35  per  100. 
Circular.  Pioneer  Orchards,  Hancock,  Md. 
KENT  BARRED  ROCKS 
1920- 21  Storrs  contest  high  Rock  Den  and  individual. 
1921- 22  contests  2nd  Rock  pen  at  Storrs  and  Cornell. 
1st  at  Quincy,  3rd  at  Puyallup.  Certified  and  Pedi 
greed  Breeding  Cockerels  for  sale.  Hatching  Eggs 
and  Baby  Chicks.  Circular.  W.  It.  11.  KENT,  Oai.novla,  N.T 
White  Wyandotte  Chicks  ®SB\h&T2 ! 
now  ready.  Chicks,  Eggs,  Cockerels  and  hens  at  * 
reasonable  price.  BYRON  PEPPER,  Georgetown,  Delaware 
Make  Money  Raising  Squabs 
Highest  market  ever  known.  Breeders 
shipped  everywhere.  Write  for  prices. 
Homers,  Carneaux,  White  Kings  a  Specialty, 
Allston  Squab  Co.,  38  N.  Beacon  St,  Allston,  Mass. 
Bob  White,  Hungarian  Partridge 
Wild  Turkey*,  Pheaiant*,Quail,  Rabbits,  Deer,  etc 
for  stocking  purposes. 
Fancy  Pheasants.  Peafowl,  Cranes.  Storks.  Swam 
Ornamental  Ducks  and  Geese,  Bears,  Foxes,  Rac 
coon,  Squirrels,  and  all  kinds  of  birds  and  animali 
WM.  J.  MACKENSEN.  Naturalist.  Dept.  10.  Yardl£!p 
Bourbon  Red  Turkey 
BARRED  ROCKS.  PEKIN  DUCKS,  GEESE,  BOSTON 
WINNERS.  Send  for  your  circular. 
CORKHILL  FARMS  Lanesboro,  Mass. 
BARRED  ROCKS 
The  strain  that  win*  at  the  laying  competitions, 
with  official  records  over  300  eggs.  Chicks,  eggs  and 
stock  for  sale.  Marvel  Homestead  Farm,  Georgetown,  Del. 
Four  Bronze  HEN  TURKEYS 
and  one  tom  (all  of  1922.)  Good,  large,  vigorous 
stock.  Price.  $45.  A  Iso  a  few  turkey  eggs  at  $5  for 
eleven.  Rock-Cliff  Farm,  Brogueville,  Pa. 
White  Plymouth  Rocks  S* 
From  stock  officially  trap-nested.  Over  200  eggs  per 
bird  at  Storrs,  Conn.,  and  Vineland,  N.  J.  For 
Mating  List  and  prices  address 
S.  BRADFORD  ALLYN  Box  34  BELMONT.  MASS 
ECKHARTS’  BARRED  ROCKS|Bt"w*k 
Eggs  for  Hatching  and  Baby  Chicks.  Supply  limit¬ 
ed.  To  avoid  disappointment  order  early. 
C.  W.  B  H.  J.  ECKHART  •  Shohola,  Pa, 
HomesVeaS  barred  rocks 
MATCHINC  EGGS  from  PARK'S  strain,  mated  to  PARK'S  PER. 
HALE  $*  poi-  15;  from  flock  ALL  PARK'S  strain,  92  per 
15;  *6  per  50,  and  $18  per  100.  Mrs. C.  I.  Msrth.li  F»r,«»ill«.R.T. 
hatchihVecss  PEKIN  JHgyjM* 
BE  AUANDOT  DUCK  RANCH,  Sag  Harbor,  Lan|  Island,  N.  Y. 
P 
ARDEE'S 
ERFECT 
UK  IN 
DUCKLINGS 
Hatching;  Eggs 
Price  List  Free 
PARDEE'S  PEKIRS.Itlip.N.T. 
FOR  SALE  Svpe-  paL|.  riiieUinir*  HATCHING  EGGS.  Prices 
ri»r  Quality  Whila  I  OK  111  UUGKI I  Mgs  reasonable.  Satisfaction 
guaranteed.  BUENA  VISTA  KA11M,  AcsoLeek,  Maryland 
BRONZE  TURKEYS.  Mammoth  Pekin  Pucks. 
A  BY  <1  HICKS.  Catalogue  Free. 
WHITE  WINGS  FARM.  Mrs.  E.  H.  Anderson,  Mooresville,  Ind. 
BARRED  ROCK  Pullets 
Laying.  Parks' strain.  $2.50  each. 
Kiverdale  Poultry  Farm  Riverdale,  N.  J, 
W H ITE  P.  ROCKS- White Wyandottes 
The  Farmer's  best.  Hen  hatched.  Free  range.  Easy 
keepers.  Good  foragers.  Broilers,  roasters.  Win¬ 
ter  layer*.  Fred  Woodruff  ,  Florida,  N.  Y. 
Trapnested  Barred  Rocks.  Eggs,  Chicks,  Stock.  Cir¬ 
culars  free.  ARTHUR  L.  REARLES.RhR.  Milford, Hew  Hampahir* 
Mammoth  TOULOUSE  GOOSE  EGGS 
from  olil  geese,  20  to  28  lbs.  One  a  Garden  Winner.  Fif¬ 
ty  cts.  each.  MacPHERSON  FARM,  Millington,  N.  J. 
SALK  Geese  Eggs  from  prize  winning  stock.  Easily 
raised.  Fine  market  birds.  Wildacrai  Farmi,  E.  Grasnsrith,  R.  I 
FOR  SALE-White  CHINA  GEESE  EGGS 
45c  each.  Barred  Hock  hatching  eggs,  $1.25  per  16. 
Pekin  Duck  eggs,  $1  per  11.  All  eggs  guaranteed  80  per 
cent,  fertile.  Krookslde  Poultry  Y'ards,  Rye,  N.  Y. 
CHICKS  Laying  Strain  Barred  Rocks 
15e;  mixed.  10c.  100*  delivery  guaranteed.  Parcel 
Post  prepaid  pamph.  R.  J.  EHRISMAN,  McAlistervilie,  Ps. 
Barred  Rock  Hatching  EGGS 
State  tested  white  diarrhea.  92  for  15;  98  and  $1  O  100 
Circular.  RL0  PICKARR  FARM,  Ita  Zl,  Cancard  Junction,  Maaa 
TIFFANY’S  SUPERIOR  CHICKS  that  LIVE 
Wyandottes,  Plymouth  flocks  and  R.  I.  Reds 
MAMMOTH  PEKIN 
GIANT  ROUEN 
INDIAN  RUNNER 
ALDHAM  POULTRY  FARM  R.  34  PHOENIXVILLE.  PA. 
££CHIX}DUX£r 
ery  any  time  you  say  TRIMMAL’S,  Rochester  Larges! 
Chick  Dealers,  289-291  West  Main  St,,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
CALL  DUCKS,  $4  A  PAIR 
Call  Ducks  eggs,  $1 .75  a  setting,  Postpaid.  Brown 
Leghorn  eggs,  $1.25  setting  of  15  eggs.  Day-old 
ducklings,  30c  each,  Postpaid.  Ducklings  are  call 
ducks.  Wm.  Carstens,  Port  Clinton,  O.  R.  F.  0.3 
Mammoth  Pekin  Duck  Eggs  For  Hatching 
12  eggs,  $9  ;  over  25,  16c  each.  Quality  stock. 
Maple  Grove  Farm  -  Fillmore,  N.Y. 
Hatching  Eggs  of  Turkeys,  Ducks,  Geese, 
Catalog  free.  Hares  and  Dogs.  II.  11.  FREED,  Telford,  P». 
Champion  “Goldbank”  strain. 
inoth  BrOnZ® T urkeys  Sired  by  h  '  son  ofafliat  prize 
Madison  Square  Garden.  Mias  IDA  CHL’MBLET,  Draper,  Va. 
Ffl  StOCk  *i'*ne  J’oaaltry,  Turkey*,  Geese,  htioka, 
LargO  OIUUK  Guineas,  Bantams,  Pigeon*,  Collie*. 
stock  and  eggs.  Catalog.  t'lONEKK  FARMS,  Telford,  Pa. 
Beautiful  Gold  Back  Mammoth  Bronze  Turkey 
Kgg*  for  Hatching.  Selected  from  our  best  yards. 
THOMAS  REILY  -  Plymouth,  Mass. 
BREEDERS  AND  EGGS 
Chickens,  Ducks,  Geese,  Turkeys.  Catalogue  Free. 
Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 
H.  A.  SOLDER  Box  29  Sellersville.  Pa. 
T I  IK) If  PV  f  HORNING’S  BourbonKeds 
IUMVC1  140  EGG  RECORD  STOCK. 
^  C  1  Price  list  ready. 
Ve  V»  O  l  FL0NA  HORNING  Owego,  N.  Y. 
T  U  R  KEYS 
Hens  &  25  to  30-lb.  TOMS.  W.  Randel,  R.  1,  Seymour,  Conn. 
DAY-OLD-DUCKLINGS  { 
From  selected  and  properly  mated  stock.  The  kind 
that  live  and  grow.  WAYNE  COUNTY  DUCK  FARM 
AND  HATCHERY  CO..  Clyde.  N.  Y. 
THE  HENYARD 
What  Is  a  “Soft  Roaster”? 
I  have  read  about  roasters,  and  I  do 
not  know  what  time  of  the  year  they  are 
to  be  ready  or  what  they  call  roasters. 
I  would  like  to  hear  from  someone  who 
can  tell  whether  pullets  and  cockerels  are 
roasters,  or  just  one  or  the  other. 
Pennsylvania.  H.  H.  S. 
The  name  roaster  is  applied  to  any 
quickly-grown  young  chicken  of  good  size 
that  is  in  prime  condition  for  roasting. 
Cockerels,  if  quickly  grown,  kept  away 
from  the  females,  and  sold  before  the  flesh 
hardens,  are  marketable  as  roasters  if 
in  good  order.  Usually  cockerels  lose 
softness  of  flesh  early,  and  if  fully  ma¬ 
tured  or  running  with  females,  they  are 
marketable  only  as  young  stags. 
Small  roasters  are  always  in  demand, 
and  should  weigh  dressed  from  4 y2  to  6 
lbs.  each.  Large  roasters  include  those 
which  weigh  from  dy2  to  10  lbs.  each, 
and  some  specially  grown  chickens  that 
may  reach  the  weight  of  12  and  even  14 
lbs.  each.  Top  weights  are  seldom 
reached  except  in  caponized  males. 
'Soft  roasters  are  specially  grown  roast¬ 
ers,  often  called  “Winter  chickens.” 
These  include  the  pullets;  the  cockerels 
are  all  caponized  as  soon  as  large  enough. 
Both  are  dressed  clean,  i.  e.,  no  feathers 
left  on,  as  is  the  case  with  capons  in  gome 
markets.  - 
These  soft  roasters  are  rapidly  grown, 
fed  very  largely  on  corn,  beef  scrap  and 
milk,  with  greens  and  succulent  vege¬ 
tables.  The  object  is  to  grow  a  good  large 
frame  and  upholster  it  well  with  an 
abundance  of  soft  flesh,  with  ample  fat 
well  distributed,  and  to  get  this  growth 
as  quickly  as  possible,  marketing  the 
chicken  before  the  flesh  loses  its  youthful 
bloom  and  softness.  The  pullets  n\ust 
be  ready  to  market  before  they  are  ma¬ 
ture  enough  to  lay.  A  skillful  soft  roaster 
grower  will  bring  pullets  up  to  dress  off 
from  5y>  to  8  lbs.,  and  capons  to  dress 
6  to  10  lbs.  at  six  months  old  and  in  prime 
soft  flesh.  The  capons  are  sometimes  car¬ 
ried  a  few  weeks  longer  to  make  weights 
of  from  12  to  14  lbs. 
The  popular  breeds  for  this  purpose  are 
Plymouth  Rocks  and  Light  Brahmas. 
Preference  is  usually  given  to  a  cross  of 
Light  Brahma  males  on  White  Plymouth 
Rock  females.  Straight  Light  Brahmas 
are  quite  as  popular  as  the  cross.  Black 
Langshans  make  splendid  soft  roasters, 
but  are  less  popular  on  account  of  the 
light-colored  skin  and  dark-feathered 
shanks.  The  breed  is  hardy  and  can  he 
pushed  for  rapid  growth,  and  holds  soft¬ 
ness  of  flesh  for  a  long  period.  Customers 
who  once  try  them  come  back  for  more. 
The  Jersey  Black  Giants  are  also  being 
pushed  to  the  front  as  a  roaster  breed. 
Hatching  is  done  in  the  late  Summer, 
Fall  and  Winter.  It  requires  skill  and 
good  judgment  to  have  the  flock  “ripe” 
to  market  when  top  prices  prevail. 
While  there  is  demand  for  roasting 
chickens  at  all  seasons,  the  usual  period 
of  demand  for  soft  roasters  is  from  the 
middle  of  March  to  the  middle  of  August. 
The  highest  prices  usually  are  obtainable 
between  the  last  of  May  and  the  middle 
of  July.  Prices  hold  at  fair  average  for 
earlier  birds  and  are  lowest,  as  a  rule, 
during  the  latter  part  of  July  and  in 
August.  In  pre-war  days  prime  soft 
roasters  used  to  retail  at  from  45  to  50 
cents  per  lb.  During  the  nast  few  seasons 
the  supply  has  been  considerably  less  than 
the  demand,  and  on  several  occasions  the 
retail  prices  has  gone  as  high  as  t>0  cents 
per  lb.  for  the  prime  quality,  soft-meated 
product.  Many  of  the  older  soft  roaster 
growers  went  out  of  the  business  during 
war  times,  but  interest  is  now  on  the  in¬ 
crease,  and  there  is  an  effort  to  stage  a 
“comeback”  in  this  branch  of  the  poultry 
industry  in  Southeastern  New  England. 
PRINCE  T.  WOODS,  M.  D. 
Massachusetts. 
Leg  Weakness 
We  have  80  S.  C.  Black  Minorcas,  40 
being  in  each  house,  one  pen  being  in 
separate  building,  10x15  ft.,  with  board 
floor.  Hens  appeared  very  well  until  a 
week  ago,  and  they  commenced  to  go 
down  on  their  legs,  so  they  could  not 
walk  two  or  three  days,  and  then  again 
none.  I  took  these  hens  out  and  cooped 
them  up  separately  in  a  barn,  and  most 
now  seem  all  right.  This  still  continues 
more  or  les.  I  put  some  Epsom  salts  in 
their  water  a  couple  of  days,  but  it  did 
not  seem  to  do  them  much  good.  These 
hens  have  had  much  before  them,  grit, 
shells,  scratch  feed  and  some  whole  corn, 
the  usual  feeding  time.  C.  II.  R. 
Goshen,  N.  Y. 
This  is  a  very  common  trouble,  but 
there  seems  to  be  little  known  about  it. 
It  may  be  due  to  heavy  feeding  with 
little  exercise,  to  the  presence  of.  large 
numbers  of  intestinal  worms,  to  rheuma¬ 
tism,  or  other  and  indefinite  causes.  I 
should  give  each  fowl  affected  a  good  tea¬ 
spoonful  of  castor  oil,  and  place  it  by 
itself,  where  the  flock  could  not  run  over 
it.  If  the  trouble  appears  to  spread  in 
the  flock,  turning  it  loose  out  of  doors 
upon  the  bare  ground,  if  you  have  any 
bare  ground  in  that  section  of  the  State, 
might  help.  If  you  wish  to  administer 
Epsom  salts  to  the  flock,  dissolve  1  lb. 
per  100  birds  in  all  the  drinking  water 
for  the  day ;  don’t  just  put  “some”  in 
their  drinking  water.  M.  B.  d. 
ek1sly  ells  chicks 
“  The  Strain  that  Produces  ” 
We  trap-nest  and  pedigree  breed  to  save  you 
money.  Write  for  Catalogue. 
Breeding  Cockerels.  8  weeks  Pullets.  Hatching  Eggs 
B.  S.  ELLS  .  .  Vineland,  N.  J. 
BARRON  S.C.W.  LEGHORN 
Chick*  and  hatching  eges  of  superior  quality.  Foun¬ 
dation  stock  200  to  30(l-egg  strain.  Write  for  circu¬ 
lar.  Stephen  Brundage,  Salisbury  Mills,  N.Y. 
S.C. BROWN  LEGHORNS 
Eng.  W.  Leghorns,  290  pedigree,  300  fine  hens.  Egg*, 
15,  SI  to  $3;  100,  $5  to  S8.  6  matings.  Catalogue 
VEKA  FULTON  B  98  Gallipolis,  Ohi 6 
Trapnested  White  Leghorn*.  Eggs,  98  hundred 
1  .Chicks,  $16  hundred.  WKRNER  BBOS..  Mt.  Marian,  N.T. 
IPedig’reed  OOCKERELS 
Rose  and  Single  Comb  Reds,  S.  C.  White  Leghorns.  9*— 
910.  Exhibition  and  contest  winners.  Eggs— chicks _ 
mating  list.  H.  C.  SM.L.  ENGLttH,  (es  141-H,  Bound  Iresk.R.  J.  K.O.  1 
U/hlte  Leghorn  Quality  Chicks,  Snperior  layers, 
wl  Write  NELSON’S  -  Grove  City,  Pa 
wh?tke  LEGHORN  CHIXpf^V 
Bank  Ref.  Circular.  Geo.  Cullen,  Elkview,  Pa. 
Day-Old  Chicks— S.C.WhiteLeghorns  iL$ESSS*« 
my  circular  and  price  list  IIARVKT  FISH K It,  Milford,  N.  I. 
Bose  Rrnwn  1  orrhnrn*  Helivy  layiner,  hardy, standard 
Comb  Drown  Legnorns  bred  Eggs,  92.50  per  15;  94  pet- 
30;  910  per  hundred,  delivered.  BRUSH  S  SDH.  Millen,  VermaM 
S.  O.  T7V.  XjEGHORN  CHICKS 
from  healthy,  selected  stock.  Barron  strain.  $14  per 
hundred,  April  aml.JIay.  EMERSON  KEtl.T,  Aspers,  Fa. 
White  Leghorn  Chicks  and  Hatching  Eggs 
bred  from  selected  stock  ;  pedigreed  males  on  free 
range  ;  price  reasonable.  Booking  orders  now. 
MANOR  POULTRY  FARM  -  Manorville.  L.  1.,  N.  V. 
S.  C.  White  Leghorns 
Baby  Chicks.  $16  per  hundred.  Cockerels,  $3  each. 
McDOWELL  PANCAKE  Romney,  West  Virginia 
OHICKS-JS.  O.  -VST.  XjEGHORNS 
13c;  Barred  Rocks.  15c;  S.  C.  Anconas,  16c ;  Mixed, 
11c.  10(1%  Guar.  Order  from  this  adv.  Circular  free. 
The  Krookside  Farm  McAlistervilie,  Fa. 
CHICKS  16  Cents 
White  Leghorn,  from  selected  stock.  Circular. 
\V.  JANDA  -  Huntington,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 
White  Leghorn  Chicks  and  Eggs  £a?nDPeTdig"ed 
cockerels  and  selected  hens,  most  profitable  strain  of  layers, 
their  ancestors  nearly  20  years  have  been  great  layers— the 
strongest  guarantee  of  breeding  value.  On  free  ranee, 
booking  orders,  circular.  HAMILTON  FARM.  Hunlingles,  N.  Y. 
LAWRENCEVILLE  LEGHORN  FARM 
Healthy,  farm-raised  Leghorns.  S.  C.  White  (ex¬ 
clusively)  trap-nested,  bred-to-lay.  Better  chicks  at 
hatchery  prices.  Catalog.  Boa  R.  Phone  98M  Lawrenceville.  N.  J 
Jersey  BlackGiants 
Cnrna  89—50:  816 — 100.  Chicks,  40c  each.  Stock, 
LbBJ  85.  Fine  birds.  Don’t  wait.  Order  from 
this  adv.  S  a  t  i  s  f  a  c  *  i  o  n  guaranteed.  NORTH 
CASTLE  FARM  Mt.  Kisco,  New  York 
JERSEY  33  LAC  KC3-I  ANTS 
Hatching  eggs,  $6  for  IS.  From  Pen  A,  containing  my 
Syracuse  and  Madison  Square  Winners.  Extra  large, 
rangey,  selected  stock.  W.  M.  It  owe,  Avon,  New  York 
XX.  X.  HEXED  SUPREMACY 
HEST  S.  C.  RED  FEN  Storrs  Contest  1916,  1918, 
1920  HEST  INDIVIDUAL  KED  in  Contest  1916- 
18-20-21.  Best  individual,  best  pen  and  best  consec¬ 
utive  yearly  production  records  ever  made  by  any 
breeder  of  R.  I.  Reds  at  Storrs  contests.  Average  for 
six  consecutive  years  in  contest,  182  eggs  per  bird. 
All  birds  bred  and  owned  by  us.  Eggs  and  chicks 
for  sale.  PINECREST  ORCHARDS.  R.  D.  2,  Groton,  Mass. 
D  f |  D  I  Rafie  Ekgs  for  Hatching.  $8  per  100  ;  $1.60 
It.  U,  tl,  I,  110U3  per  15.  Vigorous  stock.  Free  range. 
II.  H.  OWEN  -  Khinebeck,  New  York 
S.  C.  R.  1.  Reds  and  White  Rocks 
Eggs,  $9,  Itoy  11.  Anderson,  Fishklll,  New  York 
Utility  Rose  Comb  Rhode  Island  Red  ?ggSh*j! 
per  15,  Delivered.  BURDETTE  C.  STREETER.  King  Ftrry,  N.  T.  B. 
Choice  Buff  Orpington  f£GG5 
From  Prize  Winning  Stock.  A  limited  number  of 
eggs  for  hatching  will  be  sold  at  86  per  setting. 
VICTOR  FARMS  Bellvale,  New  York 
Bred-to-Lay  Barred  Rocks  cTi1 ?? f 
and  Hatching  Eggs.  1.  TltOl'E A  NO,  Sparrowbnah,  New  York 
Quality  Barred  Rock  Hatching  Eggs  *V?s  ori£r 
Blind  red.  L,  HOWARD  -  Quakertown,  N.  J • 
9  R  Rrnwn  1  sirhnrne  Ku,P  strain.  Bred  to  lay  and  do 
0.  U.  Drown  Legnorns  lay.  Chicks  for  sale.  Circular 
free.  Hugh  E.  Patterson,  Clayton,  N.  Y'.  Boat*  1 
fjoldcn  Wyandotte  Eggs  for  hatching.  Circular  free. 
U  CLAUDE  M.  HALL  -  Wbston.  West  Virginia 
Ringneck  PHEASANTS 
Strictly  fresh  eggs  from  unrelated  stock,  Eggs, 
S2.50  per  setting  of  10;  $20  per  100. 
Harry  M.  Frederick  Spotswood,  N.  3. 
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