American Quality Baby Chicks 
We have a connection with one 
of the outstanding hatcheries of 
the Middle West with whom we 
have dealt for many years and we 
know that every statement in re¬ 
gard to culling and testing is 
carried out to the letter. A special 
inspector surveys every flock, 
handles every bird, examining 
them for egg production according 
to the approved system and B. W. 
D. Antigen blood test each and 
every one. These inspectors re¬ 
move and take away with them, 
every fowl not standing this examination or passing the 
blood test so there is no danger of them again getting 
back into the flocks. Years of this sort of flock culling 
and careful breeding’ has built up and made possible 
the wonderful quality of our chicks. 
QUALITY PAYS 
It is not what we say nor the 
price that you pay but the eggs 
your hens lay next fall and winter 
that determines whether they pay. 
AMERICAN CHICKS DO PAY. 
The secret of extra profit lies 
mostly in having birds that v/ill 
lay large eggs and plenty of them 
in the fall and winter when egg 
prices are high. It is only after 
years of careful culling and building up of the flocks 
that our hatchery is in a position to assure big, fluffy 
chicks with real quality bred into them. Our own 
experience teaches us there is no substitute for quality. 
$1,000 CASH PRIZES 
We have qualified with the 
American Poultry Journal, Chicago, 
Illinois, whereby purchasers of our 
baby chicks are entitled to enter 
their special contest in which they 
are distributing $1000 cash in 
prizes. Why not try for some of 
this money? 
PRAISE AMERICAN CHICKS 
One year we received an order for baby chicks from Yukon, Pa. The chicks were so fine and did so well that before the season 
was over, we filled six separate orders from that one Post Office. The quality of our chicks is outstanding and is our best advertise¬ 
ment. 
“The chicks we received from you last spring are very satisfactory. They are just beginning to lay.” 
—Lillian Hutter, Ohio. 
Mrs. John Motyka, Wisconsin, saw the baby chicks ordered by her neighbor and immediately sent in her order as she was well 
pleased with the quality. 
“I want to tell you my chicks are doing wonderful. I haven’t lost any and they are such nice big ones and we have a lot of pullets 
from the 200 we bought from you.” —Mrs. James Post, New York. 
“I ordered White Minorca chicks from you May 10. They are growing fine; have only lost one chick so far.” 
—Mrs. Karl Stohr, Mich. 
ORDER EARLY—DELIVERED AT ANY TIME DESIRED 
100% Live Delivery Guaranteed 
PRICES 
BREED 
25 
50 
100 
300 
500 
S. C. White Leghorns. 
Buff or Brown Leghorns. 
S. C. R. I. Reds. 
^ $2.25 
$ 4.00 
$ 7.00 
$20.50 
$34.00 
Buff, Barred and Wh. Rocks.... 
White Wyandottes. 
Anconas. 
► 2.50 
4.25 
7.50 
22.00 
36.50 
White and Buff Minorcas. 
Buff and Wh. Orpingtons. 
Blue Andalusians. 
Black Australorps. 
White and Buff Australorps. 
Brahmas. 
White and Black Giants. 
2.75 
4.50 
8.00 
23.50 
40.00 
S. S. Hamburgs. 
New Hampshire Reds. 
Partridge Rocks. 
Columbian Rocks. 
Speckled Sussex. 
S. L. Wyandottes. 
Columbian Wyandottes. 
Dark Cornish. 
3.50 
6.50 
12.00 
36.00 
60.00 
White Langshans. 
Black Orpingtons. 
W. F. Black Spanish. 
Buttercups. 
4.25 
8.00 
15.00 
45.00 
75.00 
Red Leghorns. 
S. C. or R. C. Bl. Minorcas. 
Buff Wyandottes. 
5.50 
10.50 
20.00 
60.00 
100.00 
Postage paid to all points between Denver, Colo., and Pittsburgh, Pa. East 
of Pittsburgh and West of Denver, add l/2c per chick to cover extra cost of 
delivery. 
TERMS —Cash with order, or, if you prefer, send Ic per chick cash with 
order and we will send C.O.D. for the balance. These prices are really very low 
considering present conditions, and we are sure we will not be able to take care 
of all orders unless you send in promptly and as far in advance as possible. 
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As extra health protection 
with AMERICAN CHICKS, 
every bird in breeding flocks has 
been blood tested by the Stained 
Antigen Method for B.W.D. 
(Pullorum Disease). Any bird 
showing reaction to this test is 
immediately removed. Here, 
you see how blood testing work 
is carried out. They first punc¬ 
ture the vein that is easily seen 
under the wing. 
A drop of blood from this vein 
is then transferred to a testing 
cabinet where any trace of 
B.W.D. is at once apparent. 
