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T-'HAT ©very cow owner in the country 
great healing ointment, we are sending ABSOLUTELY FREE to NEW USERS • 
liberal trial package. Just clip and mail this ad, giving dealers name and your 
name and address. 
Bag Balm keeps teata and udder normal and free from “cratches, chap^ 
bruises and sores. Heals any inflammation, congestion or hardened tissue. Quickly 
relieves Caked Bag. Valuable in treating Bunches and Cow Pox. 
General stores, druggists and feed dealers sell ^^^“klT^^Trinkl^- 
Sent direct if dealer is not supplied. Ask for useful free booklet. Dairy Wrinkles. 
Dairy Association Co.. Inc. Dept N Lyndonville. Vt 
ABLUE BIBBON COUNTRY 
At the International Live Stock Show at Chicago, 
December, 1922, exhibits from CANADA were 
awarded the following prizes: 
Grand Championship and First Prize for Hard Red 
Spring Wheat. In this class Canadian exhibits won 19 
prizes out of a total of 25 awarded. 
Grand Championship and First prize for Oats, winning 
24 out of 35 prizes awarded. 
First, 2nd, 3rd and 4th prizes for Peas, winning 4 out 
of 5 prizes awarded. 
Grand Championship and First Prize for Rye; first 
prize for two-rowed Barley. 
Grand Championship and Sweepstakes for Clydesdale 
Senior Stallion; 1st prize for Clydesdale 4 and 6 horse 
teams; 1st prize for Clydesdale Mares 3 years and under. 
Championship for GallowaySteers;twelvelst and 2nd 
prizes for Sheep. Many other prizes for Grains, Fod¬ 
ders and Live-stock. 
Cheap Land in Canada 
Which produces better grains, fodders and live stock than high priced 
lands elsewhere, and produces them mord abundantly, may be the solution 
of your farm problem. Get the facts, with free books, maps,etc., and an 
order for reduced railway rates, direct from the Canadian Government 
by writing 
O. G. RUTLEDGE 
Desk 56 301 E. Genesee St. Syracuse, N. Y. 
Fence Prices Lower 
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Wonderful money saving 
opportunity for fence buyers. Fa- 
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rod—lowest prices ever quoted on Peerless fence. ^ 
■•npe: Write today for 104-page caUlog giv- 
■ am tK, ing low direct from factory prices on 
Fence, Gates, Barb Wire, Steel Posts, 
Roofing and Paints. Since Peerless’ big . .. 
factories opened their doors direct to 
farmers it means a clear saving of 40%. 
Write for catalog today. 
PEERLESS WIRE & PENCE CO. 
O.pt.3008 CLEVELAND, OHIO g 
Factories at .. _ 
GlavalaDd, O. * Adrian. Mich., llampbta.Taoa. 
FEEDING 
IMPORTANT AT THIS SEASON 
Realizing the care in feeding_poul^y. hogs and 
stock during winter, STHUVEN S FI8II AIEAL 
will meet every requirement, as it supplies needed 
proteins and minerals. Made from fresh, whole 
fish, finely ground and clean. A success wherever 
used. Valuable feeding information, free. 
CHAS. M. STRUVEN & CO. 
114-C S. Frederick St. Baltimore, Md. 
CVHta for Book 
Today 
FARM WAGONS 
High or low wheels—steel or wood—wide 
or narrow tires. Steel or wood wheels to fit any 
running gear. Wagon parts of all kinds. Write 
today for free catalog illustrated in colors. 
ELECTRIC WHEEL COh .2 Elm Str*et, Quincy, IIL 
Pullets For Winter Laying 
M ost of us at this season are labor¬ 
ing with one object in view— 
namely, more winter eggs and how to 
get them. Then, no two poultry rais¬ 
ers are following, altogether, the same 
methods whereby to obtain them. But 
I am, indeed, glad to note that each 
year more and more poultry owners 
and farmers are learning that an im¬ 
portant step toward a greater egg yield 
is the keeping of first-class or pure¬ 
bred stock. ^ ^ 
The breed you have—if it is a pure¬ 
bred—makes little difference, whether 
Wyandotte, Plymouth Rocks, Rhode 
Island Reds or Leghorns. Any of 
' them, properly fed and cared for, will 
prove profitable layers, although the 
majority of poultry authorities agree 
that the Leghorns are the best layers. 
But on the farm, where poultry raising 
is only a side-line, I know from expe¬ 
rience that many breeds other than the 
Leghorns will prove to be more profit¬ 
able. I prefer the Rhode Island Reds 
or Plymouth Rocks. 
It has been my experience that pul¬ 
lets hatched in April or May make the 
best winter layers. But bear in mind, 
if they are neglected and improperly 
fed during the growing period and , 
thereafter they will not pay for their 
keep through the winter, no matter 
what the breed may be. We try to so 
arrange it that the pullets are not al¬ 
lowed to range with the other fowls of 
different ages, and especially the young 
cockerels. Crowding in small pens or 
houses is particularly bad. Experience 
teaches us that there is no profit in 
crowding poultry of any age or descrip¬ 
tion. However healthy and profitable 
your flock may be, as soon as they are 
crowded into pens or houses that are 
too small, they will soon become the 
most diseased and unprofitable flock 
ever owned. 
I am fully convinced that pullets 
confined in roomy pens will thrive far 
better than when allowed to run with 
the rest of the flock. If they are 
penned, or on free range, don’t fail to 
keep a good supply of fresh, clean 
water, grits or coarse gravel always 
before them. There is far more danger 
in not giving the growing and laying 
fowl sufficient food than in overfeeding. 
Mash always before the birds is most 
desirable,—W, H, Harrison. 
COMING EVENTS 
Agricultural Week, Trenton, N. J., Jan- 
15-20. 
Amer. Cheviot Sheep Society, Cooperstown, 
phia. Pa., Jan. 27. 
Amer. Cranberry Growers’ Assn., Phuadel- 
N Y Dgc. 29. 
Annual Fruit Exhibit, Conn. Pomological So¬ 
ciety, Hartford, Conn., Jan. 23-27. 
Boston Market Growers’ Assn., 12 S. Market 
St., Boston, Mass., Jan. 20. 
Boston Market Growers’ Assn., 12 S. Market 
St., Mass., Feb. 17. . 
Boston Market Growers’ Assn., 12 S. Market 
St., Boston, Mass., March 3. 
Boston Market Growers’ Assn., Essex Co. 
Agr. School, Mass., Feb. 3. 
Boston Market Growers’ Assn., Anson-Wheeler 
Estate, Concord, Mass., Mavch 17. 
Conn. Vegetable Growers’ Assn., Hartford, 
Conn., Jan. 23-24. 
Conn. Winter Exposition, Hartford, Conn., 
Jan. 23-27. . v 
Co-operative G. L. F. Ex., Mizpah, N. Y., 
Feb. 5. , 
Cornell Farmers’ Week, Ithaca, N. Y., Feb. 
12-17. „ 
Dairymen’s League Co-op. Assn,, Utica, N. Y., 
June 21. „ „ • o 1.5 
Eastern States Farmers’ Ex., Springfield, 
Mass., Feb. 5. ^ ^ 
Farm Products Show, Trenton, N. J., Jan. 
16-19. , , 
Farmers’ Equity Union, Hotel Sherman, Chi¬ 
cago, Ill., Jan. 17-18. -r n i, r 
G. L. F. Exchange, Syracuse, N. 1., Feb. a. 
Mass. Dairymen’s Assn., Boston, Mass., 
N. J. Beekeepers’ Assn., Trenton, N. J., Jan. 
18-19 
N.\l. Farm Week, Trenton, N. J., Jan. 16-p. 
N Y Fed. of Agri. Soc. and Floral Clubs, 
Kn.“t Co. AgC. Soc., Albany. 
N. Y., Jan, 18. , „ „ 
N. Y. State Assn, of Union Agr 1 Soc., Albany, 
N. Y., Jan. 18. , 
N. Y. State Grange, Syracuse, N. Y., Feb. 
5-9 
N, Y. State Hort. Soc., Albany, N. Y., Jan. 
16-17 
N. Y. State Hort. Soc., Eastern Meeting, 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Feb. 21-23. * 
N, Y. State Nurserymen’s Assn., Rochester, 
^ Nat’l Wool Growers’ Assn., Spokane, Wash., 
Jan. 24-26. t, * 
New England Milk Producers Assn., Boston, 
Mass., Jan. 30-31. , „ , , n to., 
Ohio Farmers’ Week, Columbus, O, Jan. 
29 Psb. 3. 
Union Agricultural Assn., Boston, Mass., 
Jan. IG. ___ 
Poultry Shows 
Madison Square Poultry Show, New 
York City, N. Y., January 24-28. 
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