PERFECTION BRAND SEEDS —Since 1906 
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Hudson’s "Leads-All” Chick Feeders 
The "Leads-AU” is not the conventional type of small low priced 
feeder. Troughs, 1%-inch depth, 2%-inch bottom width and 4-inch top 
width. Every trough with feed saving lip curved for chick safety and 
feed economy. 4-blade reel. Reels spin freely, prevent caught or injured 
chick toes, and are suited for feeding even to broiler size. 
R218—18-inch length . 25c each $2.40 dozen 
R224—24-inch length . 30c each 2.75 dozen 
Charcoal Tin Feeder 
New popular priced feeder or waterer for buttermilk, medicine feed 
or water. 4-blade red enameled reel, adjustable to two positions. 
No. 224T—24-inch length ... 40c each $4.25 per dozen 
Hudson Flock Feeders 
Eleven inches wide and 5% inches deep. Rolled edges prevent billing 
out and waste of feed. 
No. 48—8 feet in length, each $4.95 
No. 45—5 feet in length, each 3.60 
Hudson Chick Feeders 
With Balanced “S” Type Reel 
A strong, well built feeder for small flocks. Full 1%-inch depth. 2%- 
inch bottom width, 4-inch top width, with feed saving lip curved for 
chick safety and feed economy. Reel spins freely, prevents caught or 
injured chick toes. 
No. 101—10-inch length 10c each $1.10 dozen 
No. 105—15-inch length 15c each 1.65 dozen 
Standard Grit and 
Shell Box 
This grit and shell box has slanting front, 
inclined top and round bottom to trough. For 
large fowls we recommend the three-compart¬ 
ment hopper described above. Price, $1.25. 
Shipping weight, 2 pounds each. 
Cel-O-Glass 
Now With a Five- 
Year Guarantee 
The real glass sub¬ 
stitute for poultry 
houses, chicken coops, 
brooder coops for win¬ 
dows, greenhouses, 
hot beds, cold frames. 
Is hail-proof, snow- 
proof, wind-proof, practically indestructible. Easy to put on ; no putty 
or costly sash bars—just tack in place from rolls three feet wide and 
any length to 100 feet. Made from the best grade screen wire and holes 
are filled with a preparation that resists rain, hail, snow or wind. 
We have this in two sizes, 36 inches wide and 28 inches wide at 
13%c per square foot. If ordered in rolls of 25 running feet the price is 
13c per square foot. F. O. B. Tulsa or Muskogee, Oklahoma. 
Adjustable Feeders 
A new improved feeder using a round bottom trough in two lengths 
suitable for day oldj to six weeks old chicks. Feed moves to center as 
used and remains clean to the last speck. Adjustable to 4 useful posi¬ 
tions on shouldered reel pins for instant spinning. 
No. 324—24-inch length . each 35c dozen $4.00 
No. 336—36-inch length . .. each 50c dozen 5.50 
New Sanitary Round Trough with new 4-blade all metal reel adjust¬ 
able to 4 positions. A unique feeder with rigid stands, adjustable quickly 
with one wing nut, and free spinning 4-blade. 4 position reel easily ad¬ 
justed as the chicks grow. 
No. 436—36-inch length ...—. each 65c 
No. 448—48-inch length.. .. each 80c 
Vio-Ray Window Fabric 
Vio-Ray is made with a new coating process which assures longer 
life. Is nearly 100% moisture-proof and has greater flexibility. It is 
weatherproof and does not rot like ordinary cloth window materials. 
Vio-Ray transmits the ultra-violet rays of the sun, which increase egg 
production, save baby chicks, and promote health and growth in animal, 
plant and human life. It is used for poultry houses, hog houses, cold 
frames, hot beds, porches, dairy barns, rabbit hutches, etc. Price, per 
square yard, 25c; 25-yard roll, 36 inches wide, at 22c per square yard, 
postpaid. 
Flex-O-Glass 
A Glass Substitute 
Used for poultry 
houses, hot beds, cold 
frames, sleeping 
porches, etc. Water¬ 
proof, dust-proof, 
weather-proof. Chicks 
raised under genuine 
Flex-o-Glass get high¬ 
est percentage of Ul¬ 
tra-Violet Rays. De¬ 
velop strong, healthy 
bone and bodies. They are free from weak legs and other dreaded dis- 
esases and require less time and attention. Flex-o-Glass withstands snow 
and sleet. Won’t break or shatter. 10 -yard roll 36 inches wide, $2.75 
each; 15-yard roll 36 inches wide, $3.85 each. Postage or express extra. 
THE SENSATIONAL NEW HIGH CALCIUM 
FEEDING SUPPLEMENT 
The dairy cow is the hardiest animal on the 
farm. At one and the same time she is ex¬ 
pected to produce from 15 to 50 pounds or 
more of milk daily, develop a calf that will 
be born alive, strong and thrifty, and main¬ 
tain her own health and vigor so she can 
carry on these tasks year after year with lit¬ 
tle or no rest. 
To do all these profitably, the dairy cow 
must have an adequate and constant supply of 
certain necessary substances. And one of the 
most important of these substances is calcium, 
calcium is lacking in practically all feeds. 
Cal-Carbo is 98.99% pure calcium carbonate 
plus other vital minerals, and because of its 
flour fineness, Cal-Carbo dissolves instantly and 
digests easily with no waste. 
Cal-Carbo is required in all livestock rations. 
Cal-Carbo 
CAL-CARBO—Price per 100 lbs., 80c. If 
interested in quantities ask for special prices. 
Beef Cattle 
The high feeding value of Cal-Carbo in beef 
cattle rations is shown in the three-year tests 
conducted at the Kansas Experiment Station. 
At a cost of only 18 cents per head, profits 
were increased as much as $7.69 per head on 
beef calves when small amounts of Cal-Carbo 
were added to the prairie hay ration. This was 
even a bigger profit than was returned on a 
similar lot fed alfalfa. Tests conducted at the 
Oklahoma and Nebraska Experiment Stations 
confirmed these remarkable results. 
Silage alone, when supplemented with Cal- 
Carbo, is a satisfactory roughage for cattle on 
which profitable gains can be made. 
MAKES ALL FEEDS AND PASTURE GIVE 
MAXIMUM FEEDING RESULTS 
Cal-Carbo even increases the efficiency of 
alfalfa and lowers the cost of gains per 100 
lbs. of beef. This reduction in cost is equal to 
ten times the cost of the Cal-Carbo fed. 
Swine 
Hog raisers can increase average daily gain 
over 50%, and the amount of feed required 
per 100 lbs. gain can be reduced nearly a hun¬ 
dred pounds, when Cal-Carbo is added to the 
ration of fattening hogs on dry lot. 
Cal-Carbo fed to brood sows insures more 
pigs to the litter, stronger and more vigorous 
litters, and a greater number reaching wean¬ 
ing time with good weight and ability to make 
rapid gains. 
